Restaurant notes: Nothing Bundt Cakes plans Mandarin store

Owner looking at St. Johns County for a third location.


The owner of Nothing Bundt Cakes in Southside is planning a second location in Mandarin.
The owner of Nothing Bundt Cakes in Southside is planning a second location in Mandarin.
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Four years after opening its first Nothing Bundt Cakes at Beach and Hodges boulevards in Southside, franchisee Cake 4 Partners Inc. intends to open its second location in Mandarin.

Charles Waters, president of Cake 4 Partners, said he anticipates opening a Nothing Bundt Cakes in April in the Merchants Walk shopping center at 9925 San Jose Blvd.

“Mandarin is a fantastic area and our product is a good fit,” he said.

Waters is looking at St. Johns County for a third location. 

Another franchisee operates a store in Orange Park, he said.

The city is reviewing a permit application for a $137,000 build-out of a 2,700-square-foot Nothing Bundt Cake store in Merchants Walk, a shopping center owned by Hakimian Holdings.

Coastal Contracting of North Florida Inc. is listed as the contractor. Greg Landry Architect of Richardson, Texas, is the architect.

Nothing Bundt Cakes is based in Addison, Texas, and franchises more than 260 bakeries across the country.

The bakeries offer Bundt cakes – from bite-size to 10-inch sizes – in a choice of flavors and designs.

Restaurant notes

Marco’s Pizza applied for a certificate of use at 11406 San Jose Blvd. in the Mandarin Oaks Shopping Center, where Ticon Commercial Inc. intends to build the 1,555-square-foot, $208,000 project. Also, Marco’s Pizza opened Nov. 8 at 8738 Baymeadows Road W., Suite 112, in the Bay95 retail center.

Zeus Pizza Grill & Buffet owner Erkan Enterprises LLC requests a certificate of use for its 4,300-square-foot San Marco restaurant at 1402 San Marco Blvd. It’s the former Kitchen on San Marco.

Cantina Louie is in review at the St. Johns River Water Management District for a restaurant and retail space in Arlington at Monument Road and Interstate 295, near the Gate gas station and Ruby Tuesday restaurant. Jacksonville Beach-based ZT Holdings #06 LLC proposes a 10,810-square-foot building on almost 1.9 acres. The structure comprises a 5,100-square-foot Cantina Louie restaurant and four adjacent retail spaces totaling 5,710 square feet.

Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen is closer to opening at the Buck Business Park in Arlington. The city is reviewing a permit application for construction of a 2,265-square-foot restaurant on 1.25 acres at 9309 Merrill Road. The city also issued a concurrency reservation certificate for construction of the restaurant, which is east of the Southside Connector at the split of Merrill and Fort Caroline roads near the Buck & Buck Inc. real estate office at 9137 Merrill Road.

Dunkin’ Donuts wants to build a 2,350-square-foot store with two drive-thru lanes along Race Track Road in Bartram Park in St. Johns County.

• Contractor FCG Inc. of Ponte Vedra Beach announced it was awarded the $251,000 tenant build-out for Fuzzy’s Taco Shop at 8221 Southside Blvd. It is a 2,995-square-foot project.

• ​ Jersey Mike’s Subs is building-out at 9711 Applecross Road in the Oakleaf area. Ticon Inc. is the contractor for the 1,020-square-foot project at a cost of $183,478 project.

 

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