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January 2026’s new openings and spots to watch in the Capital Region: Josephine’s Italian Cuisine, The Play District and more
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We’re recapping January by looking back on all the spots that opened this month, from a facility built to invest in the community to a new Italian spot in Mid City.
We’ll continue to update the list with openings from January if we find ones that slipped under our radar.
5350 Government St.With soft sage hues, eclectic light fixtures and a menu built on regional Italian cuisine, the much-anticipated Josephine’s in Mid City is now open.
The menu consists of regional twists on traditional Italian dishes, serving antipasti, soups and salads, housemade pizza, pasta, other entrées and Italian desserts.
The facility holds seven playhouses that mimic their real-life sponsors, so kids can engage in imaginative play at the grocery store, the bank and more.