The Gomez family's second Brothers Tacos takes over a corner spot that has seen a few tenants lately.

The new Ephrata eatery shares owners and a menu with Rey Azteca in Palmyra, and is already eyeing a liquor license.

The Southern-style chain is taking over a Village West storefront between My Salon Suite and Palm Beach Tan.

Three of the Montesinos’ four daughters waited tables as crowds packed Buena Vista's Phillipsburg debut, line out the door and all.

Buffalo Valley Produce Auction in Mifflinburg ships pumpkins on 100-plus tractor-trailers weekly before switching to Christmas trees.

The Springettsbury Township location celebrates its grand opening Wednesday with a $1,000 donation to the York County Food Bank.

Bigfoot Subs opened a carry-out shop at Aspen Square, bringing its cryptid-themed sandwiches and house-baked bread to Pine Street.

The Union Boulevard nightlife spot is axing sushi and entrees, leaning into a stronger nightlife focus and handhelds instead.

The circa-1912 Sprecher's Hardware spot closes in December as both breweries unite under one Ephrata roof.

The century-old pit stop on Route 11 is for sale at $375,000 — owner Ralph Frank, 77, has no family successor lined up.

The West Ward halal spot takes over a former Dunkin' site, with free Nashville hot chicken for grand opening visitors.

Taqueria Las Vias is moving into the former Carmelo's space downtown, bringing tacos, tortas and nachos to Philadelphia Avenue.

South Street Subs is back at Patriot Square after six years, this time tucked inside a converted church wing in Nanticoke.