University City’s Madis Coffee Roasters has pushed further into Center City with a third downtown café, expanding its roastery presence and quick‑service menu.

Paris Baguette opened a new Garden State Park café in Cherry Hill and presented a donation to the police department, photos show.

Iron Hill Brewery is set to reopen its Hershey brewpub on June 1, bringing house-brewed beer, scratch-made food and roughly 90 local jobs back to West Chocolate Avenue.

Dan Tsao bought the shuttered Irish Pub at 2007-11 Walnut and plans a commissary kitchen to anchor his expanding EMei restaurants.

Tiffany's Bakery opens a Manayunk storefront this Saturday and will give away 500 cupcakes between 2–7 p.m. to mark the launch.

Bar Caviar, a Champagne-and-caviar lounge from Ken and Vittoria Schutz, is coming to the DWIGHT D Hotel near Rittenhouse with about 50 Champagne selections and five caviars. No official opening date has been announced.

Tim Spinner is bringing a Jersey Shore–style tavern to Main Street Manayunk, with surfboards, cocktails, a jukebox and a phone‑free house rule.

The former Bertucci’s at 523 W. Lancaster Ave in Wayne, once slated for Fearless Restaurants’ Testa Rossa, will now become Martini & Roz — an upscale Italian concept.

Chef-founded Love & Honey opens a South Philly shop on May 22 at 1523 E. Passyunk Ave, bringing hand-dredged chicken, house sauces and tater-tot sides to the corridor.

PHL has opened PKS Kosher Market in Terminal A‑West, billed as the first U.S. airport storefront devoted to kosher and halal-certified items. The grab-and-go menu includes wraps, pretzel-bun sandwiches and vegan options.

Family-owned Sabrina's Cafe will take a ground-floor corner at 419 Bainbridge in Queen Village, moving into a new mixed-use building and eyeing a spring 2027 opening.

Philip Ferro’s long‑planned Steel City Brewing is nearing opening in downtown Coatesville, a two‑level brewpub that leans on Lukens Steel history and local donations. The menu will include house beers, burgers and a spicy wing challenge.

Texas de Brazil is headed to Lehigh Valley Mall in Whitehall, bringing its tableside churrasco experience to the center. Exact timing is unclear: corporate and mall timelines differ.