The aviation-themed café is taking over the old Unique Finds spot near Thompson Park, with a patio and a planned airplane mural.

Pitchside Coffee is leaving its 5,000-square-foot Crossroads café for a cozy 900-square-foot spot at Current Landing, steps from CPKC Stadium.

Eleven Black-owned spots across Wyandotte County, from Jones Bar-B-Q to Ms. R's Café, are participating, with select restaurants offering $9.13 specials through Sept. 13.

The New York-style pizzeria now sells slices and 18-inch pies with a patio right on Johnson Drive.

The ice cream shop is swapping a former tax office on West 39th Street for banana pudding ice cream and boba tea.

The Westport doughnut brand takes over the old Einstein Bros space, with a soft open set for late September.

The Gown Gallery hosted a three-day trunk show with the designer, who traces his career back to watching his mother sew.

A grease trap failure and a broken walk-in cooler nearly derailed the opening, but Greenhorn is now slinging 8-ounce burgers in Westport.

Purple Pride fans will have to wait longer as K-State folds the beloved ice cream counter into a $127 million grain and food center.

Alibi revives its pandemic-era pop-up concept this fall with a 10-foot Slender Man and a solvable cipher near City Market.

Range 23 is folding its taproom into one Oak Street building as a splash pad and 92 new apartments rise nearby.

Free 75-minute tastings hit The Bauer in the Crossroads Arts District, with four whiskey pours and tickets dropping September 2.

Mokas Coffee & Eatery is expanding with sit-down space, drive-thrus and a peach cobbler latte.