Buttermilk Baby, 600 N. Shepherd, opened September 4 at M-K-T Heights. Berg Hospitality Group seems to be opening a new concept every other month in Houston and this newest venture is unique to its portfolio. It’s a family-friendly, retro-inspired restaurant that offers a modern interpretation of a vintage soda fountain with bright, ice cream colors, neon signs and diner-style barstools, creating a nostalgic feel in a contemporary space.Part of that nostalgia comes from its collaboration with Carvel, the decades-old ice cream company credited for inventing soft serve and recognized as the nation’s first retail ice cream business. Guests will find…

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They say New York is the city that never sleeps, and we’re happy to report that its trademark frenetic energy is still going strong. And with fashion week officially upon us, this place is definitively one where you want to see and be seen, whether that be on rooftops, sidewalks, or at the corner table at the hottest restaurant in town. With that in mind, we compiled a guide of must-visit stops in what is universally considered to be the greatest city in the world, especially during the fall. Chalk it up to Meg Ryan; we don’t make the rules.What…

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The member-owned grocery store Chicago Market is preparing for construction as it expects to open next year in Uptown’s historic Gerber Building, formerly home to the CTA’s Wilson station. The 13,000-square-foot store at 4618 N. Broadway is being touted as the city’s largest cooperative grocer once it opens. It joins other co-op grocery stores such as Dill Pickle in Logan Square, Sugar Beet in Oak Park and Wild Onion in Rogers Park, which opened in June.But Chicago Market manager Dan Arnett said the store’s size means it will have a bigger impact on the local economy and serve more customers.…

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Here’s a look at this weekend’s tasty food and drink happenings:First Saturday “Back to School” Market at Hope Farms Saturday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. 10401 ScottHope Farms invites families to its “Back to School” Market, featuring family-friendly activities, local goods from small-batch makers, community engagement, spring gardening tips, ice cream-making classes and more. Tacos and Margarita Bar Crawl on Washington Avenue Saturday, 4 p.m. (2 p.m. VIP)This taco and margarita-fueled fiesta invites crawlers out to some of Washington Ave’s best bars and restaurants for a day of tasty pairings and fun, with spin–to–wins and giveaways throughout the day. The…

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CLEVELAND, Ohio — As we head into another NFL season, hopeful Browns fans are making plans to cheer on their hometown team on an almost weekly basis throughout the fall.The Muni Lot near the newly christened Huntington Bank Field downtown is always a popular spot for folks headed to watch the Browns in person, while other folks opt for at-home football parties with plenty of snacks. For those weeks that you don’t know what to do for the game, several Northeast Ohio bars and restaurants are ready to provide an option for eating, viewing and (hopefully) celebrating.While nearly any and…

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9 businesses receive KDA Buy Local lifetime award Published 5:00 pm Tuesday, September 3, 2024 Kentucky Department of Agriculture photo Nine businesses have received the lifetime award for their commitment to the Kentucky Department of Agriculture’s (KDA) Buy Local program, according to Kentucky Commissioner of Agriculture Jonathan Shell. Buy Local is an incentive program rewarding restaurants and other food service participants for enhancing their menus with locally sourced Kentucky Proud® ingredients. Introduced in 2006 as Restaurant Rewards, the program was rebranded as Buy Local in May 2017 with a goal to facilitate greater utilization of farmers’ bounty, while making it…

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GREENWOOD COUNTY, S.C. (FOX Carolina) – The South Carolina Department of Social Services charged a Greenwood County woman with fraudulently receiving Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits.Social Services agents report Erin Barber, 48-years-old, fraudulently received $21,445.00 in food stamps.Barber is charged with fraudulent acquisition or use of food stamps, greater than $10,000. She was booked into the Greenwood County Detention Center.The South Carolina Department of Social Services says it is dedicated to eradicating fraud, waste, abuse, and misconduct in programs administered by the agency.Reports of SNAP fraud can be made to the South Carolina Department of Social Services, Office of…

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The Hudson Valley has long drawn New York City dwellers in search of clean air, spectacular hikes, and upstate culture. Now a budding community of artisans — young farmers, bakers, vintners, distillers — is turning the region into a modern breadbasket.  It is a tightly woven ecosystem that also extends to restaurants and hotels. At Tenmile Distillery, in the town of Wassaic, for example, the grain used to make whiskey comes from a farm in Tivoli, 30 miles away, while the gin and vodka it produces are served at stylish addresses like the Troutbeck, a hotel in Amenia, and the…

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Static Media/Shutterstock It’s no secret that Chicagoans love to eat. From hearty Midwest comfort foods to world-class cuisine influenced by a diverse blend of cultures, you won’t leave the Windy City hungry. Yet, you don’t need to travel all the way to the Second City to dig into Chicago’s famous flavors. Whether you’re a former Chicagoan, avid visitor, or just a fan of “The Bear,” you can get a taste of Chicago delivered to the comfort of your own home. From deep dish pizza to Italian beef, many of your favorite iconic Chicago foods are available to ship nationwide. Between services…

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September 4 MISSION DISTRICT — Beloved Cafe, known for its vegan menu of fresh juices, “superfood” smoothies, grain bowls, and more, closed on Sunday, August 18, per the San Francisco Chronicle. Two employees bought the business and a fundraiser has been launched to support the staff and help keep the doors open. RUSSIAN HILL — A tipster wrote in with the news that Taco Rouge, chef Daniel Tellez’s Polk Street spot for tacos by day and music at night, has closed. (The restaurant is listed as permanently closed on Google.) Equal parts casual cantina and hotspot for “hip hop honky…

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