The former Five Napkin Burger space at the corner of 10^th Street and Piedmont Avenue in Midtown won't be vacant for long.

After a 12-month run, Five Napkin Burger closed last month in the 990 Piedmont Ave. space that had previously been the longtime home of Nickiemoto’s.

A source has confirmed to Patch that a gay-friendly establishment called "10" will serve food by day and become a bar by night and will soon open on the highly visable corner. It could offer a wide variety of entertainment during the evening including karaoke, bingo, charity events and more and a preview opening possibly could be staged as early as the annual Pride Festival next month.

According to the source, the new owners are local but do have out-of-town financial backing. The deal was completed late last week as the new owners reportedly have taken over Five Napkin's 30-year lease.

What Now Atlanta Atlanta reported earlier this month that the gay-friendly Hamburger Mary’s was interested in the prominent restaurant space, but that someone else was in the midst of renting it.

A source told Patch that "10" will be "similar" to Hamburger Mary's, which first opened in San Francisco in 1972 and now sports a dozen operating restaurants around the country. It’s motto is "an open-air bar and grill for open-minded people" and the menu is filled with double entendres with food and drinks named for gay icons.

Tomorrow's News Today reported that two men were spotted hoisting a temporary sign on the restaurant at Piedmont and 10th on Tuesday evening.

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The recently closed Swit Bakery, located at 1000 Marietta Street on the westside, has been replaced by a new bistro and bar, West & Mill. With European-inspired dishes, it will serve lunch and dinner and a weekend brunch.

It opened on Sept. 15 and read more about what Belgian native Chef Tom Leroy has cooking at West & Mill from Eater Atlanta.

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Nearby, a second Delia’s Chicken Sausage Stand will open at the corner of Marietta and Northside Drive as What Now Atlanta reported Tuesday. The popular East Atlanta restaurant is owned by Flying Biscuit founder Delia Champion and Porter Beer Bar owner, Molly Gunn.

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First reported last spring by Midtown Patch, Olmsted, located in the former TROIS space near the corner of Peachtree and 14^th streets, is now open for lunch.

It joins Tap and Highland Bakery Midtown at 1180 Peachtree, and is centered on appealing to the Midtown business crowd in serving bistro fare in its spacious dining room.

Open seven days from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., Olmsted will be joined in the coming months by a sister restaurant called Article 14 that will open downstairs and will cater to the happy hour crowd. Read more about Olmsted and its menu from Atlanta Magazine here.

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The upscale Italian restaurant La Pietra Cucina recently closed for two weeks for renovations and reopened last week as "LPC."

Calling it “an evolution of La Pietra Cucina,” the restaurant's Facebook page states that “LPC will offer the best in high quality, casual, approachable and accessible Italian fare.”

LPC is located at 1545 Peachtree Street in North Midtown and see here for more about new chef Russell Kook and the menu.

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Just in case you missed it late last week, 12^th & Midtown, the more than 3-million-square-foot master-planned mixed-use development in the heart of Midtown, will be adding two new restaurants next summer at 77 12^th Street with the addition of Chutney, a full-service Indian restaurant with a decidedly upscale and modern twist, and Taco Diner, a traditional Mexico City-style taqueria. Read more about it here.

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And finally, the former westside popular eatery, Bell Street Burritos, has relocated from its Howell Mill Road location to the Irwin Street Market in the Old Fourth Ward.

Shortly after the restaurant opened its second location on the westside nine months ago, Bell Street owners were notified by its landlord that the building was being sold, hence the move. Now located at 660 Irwin St., Bell Street Burritos is open Mon.-Thurs., 11 a.m.-9 p.m., and Friday and Saturday, 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Read more from East Atlanta Patch here.