State inspectors logged 38 violations at a West Kendall sandwich spot, citing live roaches, no sanitizer and soiled equipment; the restaurant later passed a callback inspection.

El Palacio de los Jugos plans a Biscayne Boulevard location in North Miami. Permits and the chain’s site list 12500 Biscayne Blvd as “Coming Soon.”

Black Star Bakery & Cafe will open its first location outside New York in downtown Boca Raton's Royal Palm Place this spring.

San Diego’s Taco Stand opened its first Broward County location at Sawgrass Mills on Monday, bringing carne asada tacos, California burritos and a salsa bar to Sunrise. The mall listing shows the new counter opens at 11 a.m.

State inspection reports show roaches, flies and unsafe temperatures at four area restaurants, prompting temporary closures and ordered cleanups. Re‑inspections later cleared the kitchens.

After 15 years in Victoria Park, Fort Lauderdale’s Foxy Brown will close on Sunday, May 10. Owner Elliot Wolf cites rising costs and tougher competition for the decision.

McDonald’s has filed permits to open at 811 NW 183rd Street in Miami Gardens — a commuter‑friendly site between the Florida Turnpike and I‑95. Details and a timeline remain pending.

A Design District food truck scored a perfect Yelp rating and was ranked Florida’s top independent restaurant, vaulting TRC Burger to No. 2 nationally.

Naked Tomato, Eyal Shani's new Israeli-style spot, will open May 14 at Moxy South Beach with skewers, mezze and open-fire cooking.

Noble 33 plans to bring Mēdüzā Mediterrania to 500 Lincoln Road, with the restaurant expected to occupy the second floor and rooftop of a new building. The move would add a Mediterranean rooftop destination to Lincoln Road.

State inspectors ordered a stop‑use at Kotecha Brothers' Redland warehouse after regulators found widespread rodent droppings, mold-like growth and structural problems.

The Blue Anchor’s operator filed Chapter 11 after a landlord eviction suit and repeated state-ordered closures, court dockets and local reports show.

Permit filings and planroom records show Huey Magoo’s is planning a Jupiter outpost at 6390 W. Indiantown Rd, bringing its hand‑breaded tenders and dipping sauces to the corridor. No official opening date has been announced.