Shake Shack replacing M Shack at St. Johns Town Center

The New York-based burger company intends to open next year after M Shack closes after a decade with plans to update the Nocatee restaurant.

New York City-based Shake Shack intends to open next year in the space that M Shack has occupied at St. Johns Town Center.
New York City-based Shake Shack intends to open next year in the space that M Shack has occupied at St. Johns Town Center.
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New York City-based Shake Shack, which calls itself a “modern day ‘roadside’ burger stand,” intends to open next year in the space that M Shack has occupied for a decade at St. Johns Town Center.

Chef Matthew Medure, founder and CEO of Jacksonville-based Medure Brothers Culinary Concepts, said Oct. 9 that M Shack’s 10-year lease will expire March 1, 2024, and all furniture, fixtures and equipment will be removed and M Shack will vacate the building.

“We would have liked to sign another lease for 5 years, however, that was denied as they stated they only sign 10-year leases,” he said of landlord Simon Property Group.

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