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Eight Dining Establishments Shut Down in Jacksonville and St. Augustine

A total of eight restaurants have permanently closed their doors in the Jacksonville and St. Augustine areas during the current year.

Wade Doyle

July 5, 20261 min read

Restaurant closures - illustration, Jake Team LLC
Restaurant closures - illustration, Jake Team LLC

Eight dining establishments have permanently ceased operations in the Jacksonville and St. Augustine regions in 2026. The closures affect venues across both cities in Northeast Florida.

The specific names of the eight restaurants that have shut down were not detailed in the initial report. Further information regarding the identities of the closed businesses was not yet clear at the time of publication.

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For immediate updates on local news and developments, a mobile application is available for download. Users can enable automatic notifications on their smartphones by turning on alerts for Breaking News and Top Stories. Subscribers should also follow specific topics within the app, including Restaurant Openings and Re-openings, Restaurant Closings, and Restaurant News.

Restaurant owners and chefs wishing to share news about their establishments are encouraged to contact the newsroom directly. Inquiries can be sent via email to dining reporter Teresa Stepzinski or deputy managing editor Gary Mills. The publication also invites the public to report any observed restaurant openings or closings. The newsroom will verify and report on the tips it receives to share with the local dining community.

This report originally appeared on the Florida Times-Union.

Source: AOL.com.

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https://www.aol.com/news/8-restaurants-close-over-weekend-165013321.html

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Wade Doyle

Wade Doyle writes about community life, schools, public safety, and local events in Nocatee.

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