Site-clearing in review for Ellianos on Beach Boulevard

The drive-thru coffee chain has 11 kiosks open, two coming soon and five more in review in Northeast Florida.


  • Business
  • Share

The city is reviewing site-clearing for Ellianos Coffee, the Lake City-based and -founded drive-thru kiosk chain, to build a shop at 8700 Beach Blvd., west of Southside Boulevard.

It could be the chain’s 18th location opened or planned in Baker, Clay, Duval, Nassau and St. Johns counties.

The permit application is for an estimated $575,000 site-clearing project for 0.75 acres and comes as the city also reviews the estimated $700,000 construction for the 820-square-foot building.

SimQ Development of Santa Rosa Beach is the contractor for the clearing. The Harvest Venture Group Inc. of Jacksonville is the project owner.

Jacksonville power provider JEA issued a service availability letter Nov. 21 for the site. It said an auto window-tinting shop previously operated at the site and was demolished.

The location is at southwest Beach Boulevard and Killarney Drive, west of the Walmart Supercenter and across Beach from Gates of the Promenade, a shopping center anchored by Rowe’s IGA Supermarkets.

The site plan for Ellianos Coffee at 8700 Beach Blvd. in Jacksonville.
The site plan for Ellianos Coffee at 8700 Beach Blvd. in Jacksonville.

The JEA letter was sent to JBrown Professional Group Inc., which operates as JBPro, of Gainesville. The group also is the agent for the site-clearing.

The Duval County Property Appraiser shows the vacant site is owned by A to Z Nail Supply of Jax LLC.

Ellianos.com shows 11 shops operating in Northeast Florida in Duval, where there are six; Clay, with two; Nassau, with two; and one in St. Johns counties. 

The site shows two more coming soon. One is along Atlantic Boulevard in the Regency area and another is listed in Keystone Heights in Clay County.

Regulatory filings and permitting records show at least five more as possible in the five counties of Northeast Florida.

The Ellianos menu includes hot and iced coffee beverages, freezers, smoothies, shakes, refreshers, tea, energy drinks and other beverages.

Food items vary by location and include breakfast bowls, sandwiches, bagels, pastries, lunch sandwiches with chips, and snacks.

Daily hours vary, opening from 6 a.m. to 8 a.m. and closing from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Ellianos, which franchises, shows 80 shops comprising 37 in Florida, 30 in Georgia, 12 in Alabama and one in North Carolina, according to Ellianos.com. At least nine more are shown as coming soon.

Scott and Pam Stewart established the company in 2002.

 

Sponsored Content

×

Special Offer: $5 for 2 Months!

Your free article limit has been reached this month.
Subscribe now for unlimited digital access to our award-winning business news.