Charleys Cheesesteaks & Wings to Open New Convenience Store Model in New Port Richey

Local franchisee Paul Rezkalla, whose restaurant will be family-run, says they hope to open more locations inside convenience stores should this one prove successful.
The gourmet toast and juice shop will be opening on the ground floor of Water Street’s Cora Residences, led by father and son team Arturo and Adrian Lojo.
Largely servicing the surrounding business park, Tempo Cafe will offer sandwiches, cold food, and specialty coffee.
More than just a cafe, Raining Berries – which currently operates four locations with another 12 either ‘under construction’ or ‘coming soon’ – also boasts conference rooms where folks can take meetings and get work done.
Blue Pineapple sources its ice cream from a homemade creamery in St. Pete that's been operating since 1979.
Despite the fact that a Savory Thai at a nearby address is listed as ‘permanently closed’ on Google, the restaurant recently filed a plan review application with the city.
In addition to its Lakeland restaurant that’s opening early 2023, the homegrown quick-service healthy eatery filed a plan review with the city of Tampa for another location on Dec 6.
Franchisees Greg Dunn and Thomas Garcia are currently working with the company’s real estate team to find a suitable location.
Despite being announced five years ago, a new construction plan review was just filed this past October, and subsequently approved yesterday, Dec 5.
The new café is a ‘labor of love’ from New York native, Michelle McSweeney, who successfully raised funds for the small business via Kickstarter.
This will be the authentic Mexican restaurant’s third location, following openings in Tampa and Dunedin.
The small-batch, artisanal shop will join a number of other shops next spring as part of Wellen Park’s revitalization efforts.
The innovative churro concept made its way to Florida thanks to Canadian native Louka Strongylos, who adds a little hometown flair to an otherwise familiar treat.
Franchisee Alex Gonzalez is hoping to use the first location as a proof-of-concept, before opening more outposts later next year.
The new gastropub comes courtesy of Matt Powers and his Mad Beach Craft Brewing crew.
This will be the third of four locations operated by local franchisees, Chris and McKenzie Cohen.
The new cat cafe with an “elevated twist” will operate in conjunction with St. Francis Society Animal Rescue.
The plan review was initially filed last month, and received an update yesterday, Nov 22.
The brand currently operates three outposts across the Sunshine State, with another 20 listed as “coming soon” on its website.
An on-site restaurant and bar for the general public is expected to open in the second half of 2023.

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