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REAL gastropub is back. After closing its original Ward Farmers Market location in September 2017 due to construction at Ward Village, the brewpub has returned with a 3,692-square-foot space at Keauhou Lane in Kakaako.

It opened Friday with limited hours for its soft opening period through March 17, with hours set to expand March 18.

Known for its wide variety of beer, REAL will serve 38 national and international beers and wine. It also will feature an on-site brewery, Bent Tail Brewing Company.…

Lala’s Gorditas is coming to the South Side with a grand opening set for 6:45 p.m. on March 9.

The new restaurant, at 1600 Roosevelt Ave. near Mission Concepción, will be owned and operated by Chef Steven Pizzini. Musical acts Santiago Jimenez Jr. and Garrett T. Capps y Los Three Timers are slated to appear at the grand opening. A portion of the evening's proceeds will be donated to The San Antonio Lighthouse for the Blind, which is near the restaurant.

“I respect the work they do and their…

A judge on Thursday dismissed a lawsuit brought by Panera Bread Co. against its former CEO, Ron Shaich, over the hiring of top information technology talent.

U.S. District Judge Henry Autrey said the dispute over non-compete agreements regarding three former Panera employees should be decided in Delaware, which is where Shaich, a Brookline resident, filed a lawsuit last month through his new investment firm Act III Management. Panera filed its own lawsuit against the three St. Louis-area employees…

Philadelphia-area restaurateur Dave Magrogan will bow out of Sea Isle City, with plans to sell one of his restaurants to focus on his Harvest Seasonal Grill & Wine Bar brand.

Magrogan will sell the Doc Magrogan's Oyster House at The Dunes at 8600 Landis Ave. in Sea Isle City, N.J., to his partners Bob Morris and Chris Glancy.

The Dave Magrogan Group will also no longer operate the Breakwaters Ballroom at The Dunes.

The Oyster House concept is known for its fresh, local and sustainable seafood…

“We’ve long had our eye on creating a product that enables consumers to enjoy all the benefits and versatility of ground beef,” said founder and CEO Ethan Brown.

From Twitter to Airbnb, at least 44 companies across San Francisco provide in-office meals for their employees.

Jim Kennedy remains the richest billionaire living in the Peach State, but his fortune has taken a hit when compared to this time last year, according to the latest rankings by Forbes.

Kennedy, the 71-year-old chairman of privately held automotive and media company Cox Enterprises, has a net worth of $9.3 billion, according to Forbes, making him the 153rd-richest person in the world. But that is down from $13 billion as of March 2018.

Kennedy's relatives, James Cox Chambers, 61, Katharine Rayner,…

The building has sold to local investors, but a separate brewing operation remains up for sale.