Many readers have been happy about the additions of Anthony’s, Bluebird and Cracker Barrel restaurants opening in Coeur d’Alene. We have others to watch for, including Sushi 1 and Grille From Ipanema in Riverstone.

And another is Sweet Lou’s Restaurant and Tap House, which will take over the Grille From Ipanema location downtown, probably in November.

With its locations in the towns of Hope and Ponderay since 2012, Sweet Lou’s offers American lunch and dinner family fare, beers, wines and even S’mores made at your table. With about 40 employees, the Parkside high-rise place (on Front Avenue) will seat 120 indoors and 85 on the covered patio with views of McEuen Park.

Coming from Bonners Ferry and Coeur d’Alene, owners Chad and Meggis Foust named the restaurant after their son Lou. Check www.sweetlousidaho.com.

Orban Family Dental opens near Winco

‘Caring and comprehensive family dentistry’ is the theme of Orban Family Dental that opens Monday in Suites 102 and 103 of the Winco-Crossroads Center at 2934 Ramsey Road.

Dr. Filip Orban’s team offers advanced dental technology, including 3D imaging. A graduate of Loma Linda University School of Dentistry, he is licensed in Idaho and Washington and has five years in private practice, including in the Silver Valley and multiple mission trips.

Hours will be 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Thursdays and 8 to 3 Fridays. The ribbon-cutting and grand opening will be July 13 with specials through the month. Phone 667-1546. Check www.orbanfamilydental.com.

Bill’s Heating-A.C. adds Fire Place in new place

After 30 years with adding new services and reflecting name changes, Bill’s HVAC has added Bill’s Fire Place in its new location at 9873 Government Way in Hayden. The company started as Bill’s Appliance Repair and added heating and air-conditioning services. It was at 1916 Sherman Ave.

Hearth specialist John Hoffman offers three major brands of hearths, stoves, fireplaces and inserts and has access to 20 more. The front of the building is the showroom with the office and service tech shop nearby.

Hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and 9 to 2 Saturdays. Phone 777-5528. Check www.billsfireplace.com.

New Appleway place to be Pool World

A 13,500-square-foot multi-tenant building to be constructed at 745 W. Appleway (across from U-Haul) will be the new home of Pool World. The building should be done in March, and Pool World will move from 235 Sunset Ave. (next to Home Depot).

The 12-year-old business offers hot tubs, saunas, barbecues and swimming pool products. Kerry and Lyla Henderson started Pool World in 1976 in Spokane Valley. Their aquatic centers include the Valley YMCA and the Davenport Hotel pools. Check www.poolworld.biz.

About 6,400 square feet of the new building will be available for lease and will include a drive-through on the west wall.

Now for the Tidbits

- Watch for news on Dickey’s Barbecue Pit outside Silver Lake Mall, 777 Take-n-Bake Pizza on Best Avenue, G.I. Java Coffee House on Fourth Street, Roger’s Burgers, Popeyes, Green & Grounds Coffee Shop, Silverlake Auto and The Lean Bean in Post Falls, An Escape Game on Third Street, a new business next to Clark’s Jewelry downtown and Empire Eye, Sushi I, Grille From Ipanema and Custom Den (engraving) in Riverstone.

- Other new places coming include Landmark Storage behind Neider Retail Center, Alta Dance Academy and Hayden Medical Plaza & Clinics in Hayden and gas station-convenience stores in the southwest corner of Highway 95 and Lancaster and the southeast corner of Ramsey Road and Prairie Avenue. Crafted Taphouse will add a Victory beverage place in the former Christmas at the Lake location next to Crafted on Sherman. And its beer garden should be in the back on Lakeside.

- The last day for Everson’s Jewelry downtown is Saturday, July 2. Anyone have clues on what’s coming into that building?

- ’Flier’ is the preferred spelling for both the aviator and the pamphlet. ‘Flyer’ is a brand name.

- LePeep Cafe in Riverstone has added supper to its breakfast-lunch menu and serves 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday until Labor Day. Phone 664-0404.

- Contact Nils Rosdahl at nrosdahl@cdapress.com.