Naked Farmer is expanding its presence in the Miami area with another location, according to records filed with the Florida Department of Business & Professional Regulation. The farm-to-table chain, known for its customizable plates built around seasonal produce and responsibly sourced proteins, has been on something of a tear across the Sunshine State and beyond, and this latest filing suggests South Florida still has room on its menu for more.
The exact address and opening timeline for the new Miami-area spot were not available in the reviewed information, as WhatNow first reported. That leaves locals guessing at where exactly the next Naked Farmer will land, though the brand already has a foothold in the area at 200 S. Biscayne Blvd., Suite 145, inside the Southeast Financial Center in Downtown Miami — a spot that currently serves Downtown Miami, Brickell, the Financial District and the surrounding neighborhoods.
What Naked Farmer Actually Serves
Founded in 2020 by Jordan Johnson, Naked Farmer bills itself as a Florida-based restaurant concept specializing in farm-to-table dining, with chef-driven meals built from seasonal ingredients sourced from regional farms. The menu leans on customizable plates and seasonal combinations featuring proteins like grass-fed steak, chicken, salmon and tofu, paired with sides such as roasted vegetables, sweet potatoes, rice and salads. The company's own site notes it offers vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free and high-protein choices, catering to a wide range of diners at its Miami restaurant, per the brand's eatnakedfarmer.com page.
The brand's broader mission centers on connecting customers with local farmers and seasonal ingredients, and its menu follows the harvest calendar closely enough that it gets reinvented every two months, according to the Miami New Times. Every location also offers online ordering for pickup or delivery, and the company provides catering for offices, meetings and events across its operating markets, per eatnakedfarmer.com's locations page.
A Chain That Keeps Spreading Across Florida and Beyond
Naked Farmer's reach already extends well past Miami, with locations in Downtown Miami, Coral Gables, Sunrise, Tampa, St. Petersburg, Sarasota and Fort Lauderdale, and a presence stretching into North Carolina and Tennessee. Expansion outside Florida is also underway, with upcoming restaurants planned for Nashville and Charlotte, according to St. Pete Rising. The outlet also notes that Naked Farmer sources ingredients from small and medium-sized farms across Florida and the Southeast.
Just how many locations the chain currently operates depends on which report you read. St. Pete Rising has described the company as having grown to eight locations across Florida in one piece, and to nine locations spanning Tampa, Sarasota, Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Sunrise, Coral Gables and Charlotte in another. A more recent account from Hoodline described Naked Farmer as having grown into a regional fast-casual brand with more than 10 locations and expansion plans reaching beyond Florida. Florida Trend has previously reported that the company planned to add about 15 restaurants in the state within three years.
South Florida Projects Piling Up
The reported Miami-area filing adds to a string of South Florida moves the chain has made in recent months. Naked Farmer appears to be planning a Fort Lauderdale location at 111 E Las Olas Blvd., continuing its South Florida development along the Las Olas corridor, per a separate WhatNow report. Further north, permit applications list a proposed space at 1731 Palm Beach Lakes Boulevard, Suite E315, in West Palm Beach, while the brand's locations page has tagged a nearby West Palm Tanger site as “Coming Fall '26.”
St. Petersburg is seeing its own buildout, with the company's flagship at 200 Central Avenue having reopened earlier this year after a $1.5 million renovation, St. Pete Rising reports. The chain also plans a second St. Petersburg location at 2631 4th Street North, a 1,920-square-foot space that previously housed EVOS, with the renovated 200 Central location expected to reopen in December and the 4th Street restaurant slated to debut the following summer.
Miami, for its part, isn't new territory for this kind of expansion push. Naked Farmer previously announced plans for two new Miami-area restaurants in Coral Gables and Sunrise back in 2022, according to WhatNow's earlier coverage. Whether this latest filing points to a brand-new neighborhood or simply another South Florida pocket remains unclear until the company releases more details on the address and timeline.
