A new Subway opened at Legacy Pointe in Mt. Juliet with a $5 footlong grand-opening special and drive‑thru, catering and online ordering.

Hattie B's opens at 1206 Gallatin Ave with a large dining room, a hangar for games and live events, and opening-day swag for the first 100 guests.

The Hooters at 8050 Kingston Pike in West Knoxville has closed, its door carrying a note thanking longtime customers as the chain trims locations.

Graze Craze opened a pickup-and-catering charcuterie shop at The Fountains at Gateway, offering handcrafted boards, picnic boxes and delivery from local owners Jason Dishon and Taylor Castranova.

Tim Hortons opens at 1911 Lascassas Pike on June 20 with a 5 a.m. grand opening, early‑bird giveaways and 99‑cent coffee and Timbits deals.

A new Starbucks with a drive‑thru will open in Mt. Juliet at 2059 N. Mt. Juliet Rd., the city announced, with early hours aimed at commuters. The shop is set to open on Monday.

Cock of the Walk, the Music Valley Drive southern spot, announced it has closed after 42 years. The owners thanked Nashville in a Facebook post.

E+ROSE plans a Green Hills cafe at 2115 Crestmoor Road behind CVS. Permit filings suggest it would be the chain's 10th Nashville‑area location.

Sweetgreen is opening its first Nashville location on June 30 in The Gulch, bringing its seasonal salads and warm bowls to 341 11th Ave S.

Burger Up's 12South outpost will close after 16 years as national retail and redevelopment reshape 12th Avenue South. Locals say the corridor is changing fast.

The Human Bean has opened a drive‑thru at 1803 Memorial Blvd in Murfreesboro, serving Snowy Mochas, Bright Energy drinks and grab‑and‑go breakfast and lunch items.

Einstein Bros. will take over the former KFC on Lebanon Road and aims to open Aug. 1, adding a national brand to Mt. Juliet’s growing bagel scene.

Nashville’s DegThai is opening a Hendersonville location at 750 W Main St; the build is finished and the owner says the team is waiting on permits.