The Power & Light District space pairs books, local goods and coffee — with cocktails coming once the liquor license clears.

Clementine's is bringing its Gooey Butter Cake flavor to Lenexa and the Missouri riverfront this winter, with a Prairie Village shop already open.

The Northland finally gets its own Asian grocery store, six times bigger than owner Thang Piang's original Kansas City, Kansas location.

The Shuckers Union will pour bubbles and shuck oysters at 1739 Oak St. with no kitchen, no fryers, and no hood system.

The seven-year-old brewery-roastery hybrid shuts its 2129 Washington St. doors by January, but its Parkville train-car taproom stays open.

A new drive-thru opens just steps from Topeka's original 7 Brew stand, as the chain races toward 1,000 U.S. locations.

The 25th and Rochester location brings nearly 40 jobs and Orange Chicken north of the Kansas River.

A $175 Room 39 dinner used produce from immigrant farmers, with proceeds benefiting AIRR.

Murder mystery nights and Quirk seltzer cocktails headline the spooky pop-up at Boulevard Brewing through Halloween.

Ron and Christine Pitts hand-build every board at the new Avenue 80 spot, with Char-Cutie Cups starting at $9.

Boulevard Brewing and the KC Current revive the beer festival at Current Landing, capping the day with a free watch party.

Owner Tina Rushton says a yearlong ownership dispute over the building helped force the closure after decades on U.S. 40.

The dueling piano bar's Grand Boulevard stage goes dark after Halloween, but the chain says it hopes to come back.