Johnson’s Coffee Co., an Orlando mobile coffee trailer, is opening its first cafe at 1480 E Michigan St with a July 1 target and an expanded food menu. The trailer will keep popping up at weekend events as the shop readies its doors.

Frutella has filed plan-review paperwork and registered FRUTELLA ORLANDO LLC for a cafe at 1333 Florida Mall Ave, replacing a smoke shop near the Florida Mall. No opening date has been announced.

The Local will take over the Marsh Road spot in Winter Garden, promising a patio, kitchen and jobs while aiming for an early July opening.

Kingdom Sushi has opened at 1391 Citrus Tower Blvd in Clermont, offering an all‑you‑can‑eat sushi menu, drive‑thru service and weekday deals. The restaurant lists hours and pricing on its site.

Twin Peaks will open a new Kissimmee lodge on June 29, bringing 140+ jobs, 50+ TVs and a stacked draft lineup to Vineland Road. Auditions and hiring are already underway.

A Colombian brewpub has opened its first U.S. location at Oviedo Mall after a $1.5M renovation, adding on-site brewing and Latin-American dishes.

Jax Beach council narrowly approved a two-year pilot to let some bars and restaurants expand outdoor seating on Jaguars game days, with permits, security and parking rules required.

Southern Luv BBQ, which opened in Citrus Park in late 2024, is franchising outward with plans for four new locations in Pinellas and Polk counties.

Alma Argentina is opening in College Park this summer, taking over the former College Park Diner on Edgewater Drive. The Oviedo-born spot is known for empanadas, milanesas and large grilled steaks.

Nomikai by Sushi Saint will open at Icon Park this summer, pairing steakhouse portions with Sushi Saint handrolls and a neon, Tokyo‑inspired dining room.

A Bovada snapshot of DoorDash menus finds Houston averages $18.03 for an eight‑wing takeout order — one of the highest in the U.S. — raising game‑day costs.

Mordisco Steakhouse opened May 19 on International Drive, centering on Venezuelan carne en vara, tasting menus and a lively cocktail program in a 7,000‑sq‑ft dining room.

Easy Luck will leave its Milk District home at 2425 E. South St. and plans to relocate in August; a short pause in service is expected.