Filed this month, the breakfast spot from Chef John Cartel promises key lime waffles and Cajun shrimp and grits.

The Jacksonville-founded sandwich chain is expanding again, this time with a spot at 1035 Crosswater Parkway in St. Johns County.

The retro-style burger joint near I-295 and Commonwealth Avenue closed its doors this week, leaving Jacksonville with one fewer Carolina import.

The $215,000 city-backed project will turn a 1905 Bay Street building into a daytime bakery and nighttime tea-room speakeasy.

Rock guitarist Ron “Bumblefoot” Thal will meet fans and share his hot sauce at the Railyard District showdown.

The Surf's restaurant and bar shut down September 20, but a 13-home concept plan already targets the oceanfront site.

Owner Alissia Austin repaired the Northside building instead of moving, and she plans to hand the business to her newborn someday.

The 1638 University Blvd. S. restaurant that started it all in 1980 closes this month as Woody's relocates nearby.

The Mahan Square bakery replaces a shuttered North Monroe Street spot and lands near Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare.

The wing concept is taking over a former sushi spot on Atlantic Boulevard, with a loyalty program already live.

After more than two decades feeding Palm Coast, Thai by Thai served its last plate Monday as owner Sompong Banchanurat steps into retirement.

A JEA filing shows a 4,300-square-foot Culver's with a drive-thru planned near I-295 in Northwest Jacksonville.

The fish market stays open, but the upstairs dining room at 120 Third St. S. is shutting down indefinitely in October.