New restaurant license, ownership change, new restaurant business tax receipt and restaurant certificate of use records every week: business name, address, filing date, a link to the government record and, on the statewide feed and Broward County rows, a phone. For lenders: new restaurants that may need financing.
10 of 197 new filings from the Nov 9, 2026 edition. Filings, not confirmed openings.
Business
City
What was filed
Source date
Contact in the Excel
Broken Spur Diner
Arcadia
Ownership change
Nov 7, 2026
Phone
Poor Boys Grill
Miami Gardens
Ownership change
Nov 6, 2026
Phone
Sweety Cafe
Kissimmee
Ownership change
Nov 6, 2026
Phone, website
Um Bakery LLC
Key Largo
Ownership change
Nov 6, 2026
Phone
Bebos Cajun Kitchen
Auburndale
New restaurant license
Nov 6, 2026
Phone
H&h Bagels
Tampa
Ownership change
Nov 6, 2026
Phone, website
Kush/The Bar Next Door
Miami
New restaurant license
Nov 6, 2026
Phone, website
Melt N Dip Crip & Gelato
Orlando
New restaurant license
Nov 6, 2026
Phone
La Maison
Venice
New restaurant license
Nov 6, 2026
Phone
Sababa Hummus House
Parkland
New restaurant license
Nov 6, 2026
Phone
The Excel adds the address, the government link and any phone, email or website the business publishes: 173 of 291 Florida records in this edition have one.
Newly approved food-service licenses from the state hotel and restaurant regulator, with the published location phone. An approved license is not a confirmed opening date.
Broward County, Florida. County list reloaded every week or two, checked daily.
Restaurants, take-out shops, cafes, bakeries and ice cream shops with a new Broward County business tax receipt, dated by the start date the business gave the county, in the last 90 days. A new receipt can be a new restaurant or an existing one under a new owner or name; it is not a confirmed opening. The phone is the business phone the county lists for the receipt. The county last loaded its phone list in August 2026, so newer receipts have no phone until it loads a new one. Stores, caterers, food trucks, wholesalers, delivery-only and online sellers, and businesses located outside the county are left out.
Miami-Dade County, Florida. County layers updated weekly, checked daily.
Certificates of use that Miami-Dade County issued in the last 90 days to restaurants, bakeries, bars and nightclubs, in the unincorporated area and inside the county's cities, dated by the issue date. A business needs one before it opens and when a building changes occupant, name or type of business, so a record can be a new restaurant or an existing one under a new operator; it is not a confirmed opening. The address is the certificate's when the county's property record places it at the certificate's parcel, and otherwise the county's address for that parcel, because a certificate can list an office or a home instead. A second certificate for the same business at the same parcel, usually the alcohol one, is not listed again. The phone on a certificate is the applicant's own number and is not included.
When FranBizNetwork, the brokerage that runs Restaurant Intel, closes the sale of a franchise restaurant in Florida, the sold location is in the report too: address, brand, close date and the business phone when the brokerage has it. It is our own sale record, not a government filing, and the row says so. Never the buyer, seller or price.
Only what these registers publish, on the publisher's own schedule.
Loan requests. A filing shows activity, not a need for a loan; an ownership change is not a business for sale, and a franchise or chain is labeled, not removed.