The Guild House takes over a 19th-century NuLu home once owned by conductor Teddy Abrams, opening Nov. 5.

A permit points to CAVA's Mediterranean bowls landing near Meijer in Springhurst, though city approval hasn't happened yet.

Chef Sebastian Moh's new Clifton spot grinds its own spices and simmers pastes daily inside a nearly 200-year-old building.

The Richmond Road Italian spot served its last meal Saturday as Gordon Lewis stepped away while he still has his health.

Franco's on Dixie Highway dishes out smothered pork chops and a Kool-Aid hurricane that locals swear by.

Encanto Taquería y Cantina is listed at Eastbridge Town Center in Denver, while Taco City owners plan a Louisville restaurant.

Mayor Craig Greenberg gave Empanadas Alchemy a shoutout, welcoming the empanada concept to NuLu.

The Paddocks location brings cauliflower “Not” Chicken and a waiver-required Reaper level to Frankfort diners.

The combo spot serves pancakes and wings under one roof, with a Buffalo Chicken Omelette blending both menus.

The 3,200-square-foot burger spot at Jeffersonville Town Center will employ about 50 workers once it opens.

The Frankfort Avenue coffee and cookie shop remains open after the company announced new ownership, alongside the NuLu and Prospect locations.

The fast-casual burger chain lands at Franklin Square with 101 new hires and a menu built from scratch daily.

The teriyaki bowl chain is landing at 3546 E. 10th Street, just months after announcing a Clarksville location.