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Downtown restaurant Curry N Jerk moving up Monroe Avenue to Bon Ton space
“I'm going to keep the Bon Ton in existence since it's the second-oldest restaurant in Memphis, but we're doing Curry N Jerk at the Bon Ton to bring that back to life.”
Mobile bartending service begins operating in Alabama, Georgia
Gypsy, the horse trailer transformed into a charming luxury mobile bar, has been the most requested rental service since the company opened.
David Fhima to open new Mother Dough Bakery in Minneapolis Mill District
The local restaurateur's 2-year-old bakery and cafe concept is joining Sherman Associate's Vicinity apartment building.
Coffeeville opens cafe in former Brookfield train depot
The city acquired the depot from Canadian Pacific Railway for $1 under an agreement that the depot would be moved to the intersection of North Brookfield Road and North Hills Drive.
Italian restaurant Rosemary’s to open a third location in New York City
Rosemary’s is a part of the Casa Nela hospitality group and has locations in Manhattan’s West Village and Gramercy neighborhoods.
Taco John’s closes in downtown Minneapolis skyway, but wants a return
Taco John’s, one of the last stands for fast-food chains and breakfasts in downtown Minneapolis skyways, has said goodbye.
The Ridge at the Hill opens Friday
Government Hill has been at the center of a developmental tidal wave.
Exclusive: Anthony Scotto to open Pelato in Germantown this August
The restaurateur behind Luogo is opening his second Nashville establishment, Pelato, this August: an old school Italian restaurant inspired by his favorite childhood dishes.
Former Aldie General Store planned for conversion into ‘5-star restaurant’
The restaurant has ties to an eatery in Miami that's attracted Michelle Obama and Jeff Bezos.
For restaurants, card fees are baked in and rising
Cash used to be king, but most diners now pay their bill with a credit or debit card, and restaurateurs told lawmakers Monday that the habit is squeezing their already-thin profit margins.