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West Midtown restaurant revamps ahead of opening: ‘They don’t want to buy a dish for $36’
The restaurant is set to open soon at Westside Paper.
Photography studio opens in Shelby County
The business is a new arrival to the Columbiana brick-and-mortar scene.
Music festival seeks bigger impact in Downtown Raleigh
The festival could bring 25,000 people to Downtown Raleigh over three days in September – a major boost for the central business district.
Michelsen, Korda bring strong games, name recognition to Winston-Salem Open
Tournament begins with qualifying Saturday, with main draw beginning Sunday.
Out-of-town brewery plans expansion into St. Louis in former McGurks Public House space
The new brewery and restaurant will be the Louisville, Kentucky-based company's seventh location. It's set to open this November, the company's CEO said, assuming construction goes according to plan.
Illinois Grocery Initiative aims to fight food deserts statewide
Grocery store operators seeking a presence in underserved areas can now apply for grants through the Illinois Grocery Initiative.
Small Plates: Lion Cub’s to Worthington, an East Market closure, restaurant robots and tech
The community invests in a cookie brand expansion, a butcher shop closes at East Market and how robots and artificial intelligence could change restaurant operations.
Polaris Fashion Place adds Popeyes to its menu
There’s a new choice for chicken at Polaris Fashion Place.
Dining news: Cocktail bar opens in Rittenhouse; Radicchio Cafe to serve liquor after 23 years as BYOB
The local restaurant industry was abuzz with announcements this week, as a new cafe and cocktail bar opened in Rittenhouse and a longstanding Old City BYOB secured its liquor license with plans to start serving alcohol in September.
Elsewhere in the city, an incubator meant to help launch new dining concepts opens Saturday in Spring Arts, and two chains have debuted new locations in the region.
Here’s what you need to know about the Greater Philadelphia dining scene this week:
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Worldwide Stages seeks expansion via $75M Reg A stock offering
Spring Hill's Worldwide Stages has launched a stock offering to raise $75 million for an expansion of its production campus.