A Wilshire bagel shop retooled by local restaurateurs combines New York‑style bagels with Nigerian‑inspired pastries and house‑made gluten‑free options.

Vui Ve is expanding to Brentwood, set to take over the former Pita Bar + Grill at 1168 S. Barrington. The DTLA‑born Vietnamese brand will open its third LA location.

La Nena Cantina will open a 5,000‑square‑foot Downtown LA restaurant at 141 S. Grand Ave, aiming to debut in about four to five weeks while awaiting a liquor license.

FoodieLand lands at the Rose Bowl July 3–5 with 200+ vendors and $12 daily entry. Expect timed tickets, family‑friendly stalls and a Saturday drone show.

Venice trailer favorite Niche Cafe is opening a storefront at 714 Washington Blvd in Marina del Rey this summer. The team has not yet set a firm opening date.

County inspectors ordered the Beverly Wilshire’s main dining room and an employees’ cafeteria closed after vermin citations; both operations were later cleared to reopen.

Tacos Royale brings Hermosillo-style charcoal carne asada to Silver Lake, with Sonorancali flour tortillas and a 10-component salsa bar. The stand opens evenings Thursday–Sunday.

Mexico’s Pastelerías La Era plans to open Gloria by La Era on Ventura Blvd in Sherman Oaks, taking over the former Gracefully Fed storefront and serving Mexican pastries.

Signs are up for Salsa & Beer at a Las Virgenes storefront in Calabasas; owner Gabriel Huerta says construction is wrapping up and an opening is coming soon.

A new dual‑branded Applebee’s | IHOP will open at 4410 Century Blvd in Inglewood on June 9 with a morning ribbon‑cutting and a free pancake giveaway for early guests.

Marcus Jernmark’s Lielle serves a four‑course, $150 tasting in Pico‑Robertson that pairs Nordic technique with California farmers’ market ingredients.

Philz Coffee has listed a 'Coming Soon' Tarzana location at 18640 West Ventura Blvd; a spokesperson says the shop should open later this year. Hiring listings have already appeared on the company careers page.

State wildlife officers say Dudley Market sold sport‑caught rockfish and tuna taken in protected areas; civil settlements include six‑figure penalties and fishing bans.