Michael Alvarez+FollowMarlborough loses a local favorite breweryFlying Dreams Brewing Co. in Marlborough is closing its doors for good, marking the end of a spot where neighbors gathered for great beer and even better conversation. After years of pouring pints and building community, the brewery just couldn’t keep up with the numbers. Their last day is set for December 27th. For many, this place was more than just a taproom—it was a regular hangout and a piece of local flavor. How do you feel about losing another independent spot in town? What’s your favorite memory from Flying Dreams? #Food #MarlboroughMA #SupportLocal00Share
Mary Williams+FollowAthens loses two beloved cafes this monthBirdies, a favorite Athens spot for coffee and specialty groceries, just announced it’s closing for good on December 28. After two years of pouring lattes and serving up sandwiches, they say rising costs and economic uncertainty have made it impossible to keep going. For many of us, these local cafes are more than just places to grab a bite—they’re part of our daily routine and community vibe. How do you think Athens’ food scene will change with these closures? Will you be stopping by for one last visit? #Food #AthensGA #SupportLocal00Share
Mary Williams+FollowColumbia Tusculum loses a local favoriteAllyn’s Café, a staple in Columbia Tusculum for years, is closing its doors for good on October 19. This isn’t just another restaurant shutting down—it’s the end of a spot where neighbors gathered, friendships formed, and memories were made. The wave of recent closures across Northern Kentucky, from Spark Community Café to Lucky Cat Café, really hits home how tough it is for local places to survive right now. If you’ve got a favorite neighborhood spot, maybe now’s the time to show them some love. What’s your go-to local hangout, and how would you feel if it closed? #Food #CincinnatiEats #SupportLocal00Share
Michael Morgan+FollowAthens favorites Birdies & Buvez closing soonTwo beloved Athens hangouts, Birdies and Buvez, are shutting their doors by year’s end, and it’s hitting the local scene hard. Birdies, known for its killer coffee and sandwiches, just couldn’t keep up with rising costs. Buvez, a Boulevard staple for eight years, is also bowing out. Both spots are urging folks to swing by for a final visit and support their teams before the lights go out. It’s a tough reminder of how challenging it is for small businesses right now. How do you think Athens can better support its local gems? #Food #AthensGA #SupportLocal00Share
mary01+FollowAtlanta’s food scene faces tough goodbyesSeveral beloved Atlanta restaurants are closing their doors, and it’s hitting home for a lot of us who grew up on their flavors and family vibes. Daddy D’z BBQ Joynt, Agave, Eats on Ponce, Dantanna’s, and Alma Cocina Buckhead are all shutting down, mainly because of rising costs and tough business conditions. For many, these spots weren’t just about food—they were part of our city’s story. What’s your favorite memory from these places? And how do you think Atlanta’s food culture will change as these icons disappear? #Food #AtlantaEats #SupportLocal00Share
Michael Alvarez+FollowAtlanta staple closes after 25 yearsAtlanta is losing a beloved family-owned restaurant that’s been part of the community for a quarter-century. The owners say the tough economy and rising costs have made it impossible to keep the doors open. For many locals, this spot wasn’t just about food—it was a place for celebrations, comfort, and connection. It’s a tough reminder of how small businesses are struggling right now. Have you noticed more neighborhood favorites closing lately? What do you think could help keep these local gems alive? #Food #AtlantaEats #SupportLocal00Share
Timothy Bird+FollowEvent Planning? There’s an App for That!Need to throw a party but don’t know where to start? OneStop is making it way easier to find and book local chefs, bakers, and even food trucks for your next bash. The app just rolled out in Northern Kentucky, helping small businesses get noticed and making event planning less of a headache. More money stays local, and you get a tastier, more personal event. Win-win! #Business #EventPlanning #SupportLocal00Share
Robert Daniels+FollowAthens loses another local favorite: Birdies closingBirdies, the beloved market and lunch spot on Prince Avenue, just announced it’s closing for good on December 28. After two years of serving up coffee, fresh food, and community vibes, they’re calling it quits due to rising costs and tough economic times. This comes right after Buvez, another neighborhood favorite, shut its doors for similar reasons. If you want to support Birdies and its staff one last time, now’s the moment—they’re staying open at full capacity through the end of the month. How do you feel about Athens losing these local gems? #Food #AthensGA #SupportLocal00Share
mary01+FollowAtlanta’s Agave closing after 25 yearsAgave, the beloved family-run spot next to Oakland Cemetery, is closing in January 2026 after 25 years of serving up Southwestern flavors and legendary margaritas. The owners say rising costs and tough economic times made it impossible to keep going, despite their efforts—including selling personal assets to save jobs. Many in the community have celebrated birthdays, anniversaries, and everyday moments here. There’s now a fundraiser to help Agave’s staff as they transition. How do you feel about losing such a longtime neighborhood favorite? What does this say about the challenges facing local restaurants in Atlanta? #Food #AtlantaEats #SupportLocal10Share
dianefrank+FollowBoise food scene faces more tough goodbyesAnother wave of closures is hitting Boise’s local restaurants, with three beloved spots—Lemon Tree in Harris Ranch, Giggy D’s on Overland, and The Whale Tea on Broadway—shutting their doors this November. It’s a tough blow for anyone who loves supporting neighborhood favorites or has a go-to order at these places. Some locations will live on elsewhere, but it’s clear the local dining landscape is changing fast. What’s driving these closures, and how do you think Boise’s food scene will adapt? Share your thoughts and favorite memories from these spots below! #Food #BoiseEats #SupportLocal00Share
