Provided Image/Harry Smith A women's sports bar named after Marsha P. Johnson, a Black transgender activist, plans to open this summer. Owner Chivonn Anderson, above, hopes the South Street spot ...

A Korean-style karaoke bar called K-Town is expected to open in August in downtown Wilmington, NC. The bar, located in the basement of a former business, will have a 1970s New York City subway theme.

One of South America’s most famous bars has just opened its first U.S. location in Miami — in Wynwood, of course. From Argentina comes Presidente Bar, from co-founders Sebastian Garcia and ...

Chill Kitchen and Bar, an American cuisine and cocktail restaurant in Marlborough, is opening a second location in Westborough this fall.

E & J's Pizzeria Bar and Grill is bringing pizza back to a familiar location in Pueblo West with new owners. Here's what's on the menu.

Sidetrack could soon become the first gay bar to open inside a major U.S. airport. The 42-year-old Northalsted institution, which is among Chicago's largest and most beloved bars championing the ...

The Garden District Hotel is excited to open what it calls “New Orleans’ first and only swim up bar” at its new pool.

Uchi's izakaya‑inspired cocktail bar and restaurant Uchiba will open in Brickell in 2026 with Japanese whiskies, yakitori grill items, and Uchi classics.

Endless Bummer will open in Montrose from the owner behind Betelgeuse Betelgeuse and a MeowWolf artist as an immersive bar experience.

River Oaks area getting new mezcal bar concept Bar Buena, at 2002 W. Gray St. in the River Oaks Shopping Center, will offer a cocktail experience inspired by the artisanal process of making mezcal.

Hyper Energy Bar, a new energy drink cafe, will open in Campustown at 2320 Lincoln Way, Suite 130, this summer. The cafe offers "hyper-infused" energy drinks, coffee, smoothies, and caffeine-free ...

List: San Francisco summer outdoor concerts guide “We wanted to open the bar because we were struggling to find reliable places to watch women’s sports in San Francisco,” said Yergovich.