Ruby Beach Brewing Co News Today

“We are just slowing things down,” says owner Mark Janasik of the new dining experience.

The partners in Southern Grounds & Co. and other concepts developed the new restaurant focused on Latin cuisine.

Owners say the plan will fill the vacant retail space at 100 E. Adams St. with an LGBTQIA+ bar and nightclub concept. 

Lady Skate Day is creating a welcoming environment for traditionally underrepresented groups interested in skateboarding in Jacksonville.

"If you can’t make it next week, please visit us the following week — Wednesday, August 4th-8th. We will open at 11 am and serve until we sell out," he wrote. The new restaurant at 12959 Atlantic Blvd. near Lowes in East Arlington is the St. Louis-style barbecue chains first on the East Coast. The veteran restaurateur told the Times-Union last week he was ready and eager to introduce Northeast Florida to the signature dry-rubbed ribs, brisket and pulled pork proven popular throughout Suga...

An iconic Jacksonville Beach landmark for 60 years is on the road to reopening after it abruptly closed a little more than a year ago to the dismay of Northeast Florida bowlers. The historic Beach Bowl at 818 Beach Blvd. is getting a $7.5 million overhaul including renovations, remodeling and upgrades. The Jacksonville Beach Board of Adjustment on Feb. 2 approved the restoration project proposed by Jacksonville-based H&H Enterprises Inc., which owns the bowling alley. As part of the projec...

The old is giving way to the new in downtown Jacksonville Beach. Jax Beach Town Center — a proposed multi-million dollar restaurant, retail and event facility by veteran developer Marc Angelo — is moving forward by tearing down the former Campeche Bay Cantina and Ruby Beach Brewing Co. buildings.  Demolition of the adjacent restaurant and brewery began Jan. 28 to clear those sites for a planned 19,000-square-foot, two-story building designed to accommodate at least one restaurant, a...

05:00 AM EST Share Company Vice President Elias Hionides said the two second-floor apartments at the East Adams Street building could be ready by summer. Developer and property manager Petra bought a two-story retail and residential building at 29 E. Adams St. Downtown on Jan. 6 for $500,000, according to company vice president Elias Hionides.  Petra plans a $100,000 investment in cosmetic renovations to the two second-floor apartments. Hionides said Jan. 6 the three-bedroom ma...