Mane Kitchen & Cocktails opened last week at 1222 Pacific Ave. — the former site of Betty’s Eat Inn. Hours are 5-10 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, with the bar staying open until 2 a.m. most nights. Chef ...
Cousins Maine Lobster (CML), the industry-leading fast-casual lobster roll brand, signed an agreement to bring two new trucks to Indiana. The deal meets the growing demand for more high-quality ...
Cousins Maine Lobster, one of the fastest growing names in fast-casual seafood, is set to make its debut in St. Louis next year.  The company first gained attention after appearing on Shark Tank ...
Authentic Maine Lobster Food Truck Model Signs Agreement to Further Expand into Missouri ST. LOUIS, Nov. 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ --  Cousins Maine Lobster (CML),  the industry-leading fast-casual ...
Cousins Maine Lobster (CML), the industry-leading fast-casual lobster roll brand, has signed an agreement with local family entrepreneurs, Sam, Tommy, and Tarik Ramadan, to bring its signature Maine ...
Made famous on "Shark Tank," Cousins Maine Lobster said they're currently looking to expand into Iowa. Hunter found alive after going missing for nearly 3 weeks Five key moments from Trump’s ‘60 ...
HARLEM, N.Y., Nov. 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Harlem got a head start on its Thanksgiving festivities this week as Cousins ...
Cousins Maine Lobster, a fast-casual seafood restaurant, is expanding to Arizona. A food truck was scheduled to launch in Phoenix in August 2026, with a Tucson expansion planned for 2027. The company ...
Update: Glow said police have recovered the vehicle. A search for the suspect involved is ongoing. Police are seeking help from the public to track down a man who, allegedly, "climbed out of the woods ...
Motorists in Hawthorne should expect lengthy delays after a dump truck crashed into a utility pole Oct. 29, police said. The crash occurred at 7:32 a.m. at the intersection of Goffle Hill Road and ...
Greg Mercer is an investigative journalist and author of “The Lobster Trap: The Global Fight for a Seafood on the Brink.” In June 1874, Livingston Stone, a Harvard-educated federal fish commissioner, ...