Four corporate-owned Arby's restaurants in Jacksonville have closed. The closures represent a quarter of the chain's locations in Duval County. The restaurants that closed had been open for a combined ...

Welcome to the ultimate foodie adventure! America is a vibrant melting pot where cultures collide, and nothing showcases that better than its food scene. Take a stroll down any city street, and you’ll ...

After expanding to the Beaches during the covid pandemic, a popular Jacksonville barbecue joint is planning to close one ...

Comprehensive and reliable data documenting permanent pandemic-related restaurant closures isn't available. Jacksonville ...

After six years, an upscale Caribbean restaurant is changing its concept to become a more casual seafood restaurant in ...

And tacos (and tacos and tacos). In 2024, Jacksonville and its suburban neighbors welcomed dozens of new restaurants in nearly every neighborhood across the First Coast. From coffee shops to fine ...

I wanted to build a company… Get your event in front of thousands of influential leaders in the Jacksonville community Jacksonville's Dua offers blend of Mediterranean fine dining and hookah ...

Several Jacksonville restaurants closed in February, including all remaining Pollo Tropical locations. New restaurants opening in February included a fine dining establishment specializing in oysters, ...

Egg prices are increasing at a rapid rate, impacting restaurants and bakeries in the Jacksonville area. Some businesses are ...

B Mac's is the first among several unrelated buffets on the menu for Jacksonville as the all-you-can-eat restaurants rebound from the COVID-19 pandemic which took a toll on the concept locally and ...

Siena's Italian Cuisine, a family-owned restaurant in Jacksonville, has permanently closed after 16 years in business. The restaurant, known for its classic Italian fare and Buffalo, New York-style ...

Comprehensive and reliable data documenting permanent pandemic-related restaurant closures isn't available. Jacksonville restaurateurs told the Times-Union that the toll likely will never be known.