Less than nine months after moving out of Rancho Cucamonga, Kings Brewing Co. will open its new brewery in downtown Upland at 11:30 a.m. Friday.

It’s at 296 N. Second Ave., the former home of Charlie’s Stars & Stripes.

The new brewery will offer beer, wine and a selection of soju-based cocktails.

It also houses a restaurant, Crazy Gringo BBQ.

Crazy Gringo will offer appetizers along with sandwiches and plates for individuals and groups.

It ties in nicely with Kings’ owners’ other business, Kings Meat & BBQ Supply Co., located not far from the new Upland brewery.

Kings is launching three new brews to celebrate the move: Upland Pulse, Upland Flex and Upland Second and C.

The new brewery also features a stage for musical performances, with a roll-up door to let the music out into downtown.

With the performances, Kings is looking to create a “Nashville vibe,” says co-owner Jeremiah Cooper.

Kim Martin will inaugurate the stage, performing at 7 p.m. Friday.

Kings is also planning to host monthly kitchen and tap takeovers, featuring celebrity chefs and brewers that the owners have met and befriended in their travels.

The first kitchen takeover is planned for July 17, with chef Tony Ramirez of TFTI BBQ.

During the soft opening, Kings will be open Wednesday through Sunday.

New in Redlands: A new eatery has landed at Theron’s Marketplace, billed as “Redlands’ first food hall.”

Biscuit Betty’s offers biscuit sandwiches; biscuits served with a variety of toppings, including housemade pomegranate jelly; along with biscuit and gravy meals.

Theron’s Marketplace is at 122 Cajon St.

Hours are 11 a.m.-8 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 11 a.m.-9 p.m. Friday and Saturday.

Farmstand menu revamped: With the new month comes a refreshed Farmstand menu from Farmer Boys.

Four new choices — including a first-ever breakfast option — are now on the menu of value boxed meals, along with two returning favorites.

The new options are:

Jr. Double Cheeseburger Dipping Box: two Jr. beef patties, two kinds of cheese, ketchup, mayo, onions and pickles on a toasted brioche bun. It includes choice of house-made ranch, chile ranch or avocado ranch for dipping. ($9.99)

Triple Cheeseburger Dipping Box: three Jr. beef patties, two kinds of cheese, ketchup, mayo, onions and pickles on a toasted brioche bun. It includes choice of house-made ranch, chile ranch or avocado ranch for dipping. ($11.99)

Chicken Quesadilla Box: Diced chicken, two kinds of cheese and avocado ranch sauce folded into a flour tortilla. ($9.99)

Breakfast Muffin Sandwich and French Toast Dippers Box: It features egg, bacon, and American cheese on a toasted English muffin, plus French toast dippers and a hot cup of coffee or small drink. ($9.99)

Returning are the three- and four-piece chicken strips boxes, which include the chicken strips and a slice of Texas toast. ($9.99 for three-piece, $11.99 for four-piece)

The boxes — with the exception of the breakfast box — also come with small fries and a small drink.

Chili dog deal extended:

Wienerschnitzel has extended its Wednesday chili dog deal yet again.

Through the end of the month, diners can get four chili dogs for $4 on Wednesdays.