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El Burrito Grill & Bar is now open at 924 Cherry St. SE in Grand Rapids, taking over the former Green Well space. Stop in for classic Mexican favorites alongside high-end steaks, seafood, and bistro fare.

Seahouse Fish & Chicken is opening its first West Michigan location on Division Avenue in Grand Rapids. The Michigan mini-chain offers a massive made-to-order menu featuring fried seafood, wings, lobster tail, and more.

A new Spanish-inspired taproom and tapas bar, Panoramic Beverage Company, is set to open in downtown Saugatuck this August. Expect European-style beers, Spanish vermouth, and custom small-plate pairings right in the heart of town.

New clues point to a second Dave’s Hot Chicken location coming to Michigan. Local sightings and online listings show a new restaurant taking shape in Grandville on 44th Street SW near Target that could open before Grand Rapids.

Love’s Ice Cream is expanding! The Grand Rapids staple set an August 15 grand opening for its new lakeshore shop at 5 W. Eighth Street in Holland, featuring a retro soda fountain menu and extended weekend hours

Fried chicken and seafood restaurant, 616 Batter Mix in Northeast Grand Rapids, has officially closed after just over a year in business. Here is why the spot shut down and what new restaurant is moving in next.

Watusi is bringing fresh, scratch-made Southern comfort food to 1220 College Ave NE in Grand Rapids. Taking over the former Mai's Thai space, they're hosting pop-ups until their official grand opening on August 2.

Wealthy Street's newest craft beer and food destination is almost complete. With The Picnic food truck garden already thriving, Our Brewing Company is just waiting on final approvals to open its highly anticipated new Grand Rapids taproom.

The mystery is over. Los Potrillos Mexican Bar & Grill has officially opened in the iconic former One Trick Pony space in downtown Grand Rapids, bringing fresh handmade tortillas and late-night weekend dining to Fulton Street.

Farah's Pub is coming to Grand Rapids' West Side. With new signs up on Bridge Street, locals are left wondering: Is this new spot actually connected to the original Farah's that closed down on Michigan Street?