THE BREAD & BOARD, SAFE HARBOR SEAFOOD, AND MORE SEEK SECOND LOCATIONS
This week, there was an onslaught of local restaurants announcing plans for second (or even third) Jacksonville-area locations.
Mayport-based Safe Harbor Seafood has added a new location in Five Points – sort of. The popular seafood restaurant is taking over the kitchen at Marah Brewing Company at 1521 Margaret St. The two brands will exist symbiotically within the space.
Five Points eatery The Bread & Board will be opening a second location at 4413 Town Center Pkwy. near Publix, just north of St. Johns Town Center, according to Jacksonville Business Journal.
Florida Cracker Kitchen plans to open a second Jax location within an existing building at 1842 Kings Ave. in San Marco. The eatery isn’t based in Jax, but the new San Marco location would make Jax the only city with two locations.
And last but not least, Southern Grounds Coffee is planning to open a third area location within the Shoppes of Avondale.
SPROUTS FARMERS MARKET NOW OPEN NEAR TOWN CENTER
Sprouts Farmers Market is now open at The Markets at Town Center, the shopping plaza just south of St. Johns Town Center.
This is the first Jacksonville location for the Phoenix, AZ-based grocer, which focuses on providing healthy, organic grocery products. Another location is planned near the Tamaya master-planned development along Beach Blvd.
NOTED PROJECTS
- Jax Federal Credit Union plans to open a new branch location this October at 9802 Old Baymeadows Rd. The building was last in use as a Fidelity Bank branch.
- Moe’s Southwest Grill received a permit for build-out at 10502 San Jose Blvd.
- A permit was issued for the construction of a new 7-story, 136-room Residence Inn by Marriott at 357 Oak St. in Brooklyn.
- Skratch Kitchen, a restaurant and mimosa bar, plans to open within the former Jimmy Hula’s location at 528 Beach Blvd.
- Popeyes received a permit for construction of a new location at 9309 Merrill Rd.
- Bath & Body Works received a permit to remodel its existing location within the shopping center at 11111 San Jose Blvd.
- MedMen received a permit for build-out at 11190 San Jose Blvd.
- The city received permits to construct a new fire station at 7965 Old Middleburg Rd. S.
