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Buffalo native expects the wings to be a favorite at Hungry Palate, opening soon in a downtown Winston-Salem location formerly occupied by King's Crab Shack.

McFaul's Oyster and Reel takes the place of the New Sue Island Grill and Crabhouse, which sold at auction last year.

The two national chains will open in about a year next to Lutherville Shopping Center.

The golf course at Edina’s Interlachen Country Club will be closed for nearly all the upcoming golf season as the club replaces its grass.

The regrassing is part of a more than $30 million development spanning all aspects of the club, from dining to fitness to golf. Many courses in the area are regrassing to replace existing Poa annua grass with 007 bent grass, which is more resistant to harsh winters. The new strain of grass also saves clubs money in the way of maintenance, as it requires less…

CBF Morning Run: All in all, I had a few glorious days with no obligations except to move a bookmark from chapter to chapter as I read one book after another.

A Delaware restaurant-bar is moving next door to an historic building that will also include new apartments.

Loyalty programs go beyond coupons and freebies to keep restaurant customers coming back.

New + Found, the St. Louis-based real estate development firm behind City Foundry STL, announced its latest development: an event space that can serve as a venue for large and midsized weddings, corporate events, seminars, parties and more.

The restaurant menu will give a nod to Archibald's New Zealand roots and international travels.

The experimental coffee company closed its vendor space at the end of December with plans to replace the business with a new concept.