From an Atlanta taco chain expanding in the Tampa Bay area to a defense contractor growing its headquarters to a viral Swedish candy shop opening a second location, here are the latest business headlines from Patch.
Joe Snitch Founder Wants To Help Renters Report Unsafe Homes
A South FL activist launched a codes compliance service, which he hopes to use to help low-income renters report unsafe living conditions.
St. Pete Venezuelan Restaurant Collecting Medical Supplies For Earthquake Survivors
Carupano Kitchen, part of St. Pete's Foodie Labs, is collecting supplies for Venezuela's earthquake recovery, with a donation drive planned.
Defense Contractor Expands Tampa HQ With New Lease In Westshore District
The defense company, which signed a new lease in the Westshore District, said it will invest $6 million over the next three years in Tampa.
Viral Swedish Candy Shop Opens St. Pete Location
A Tampa candy shop selling viral Swedish Bubs candies has opened a second location in St. Petersburg.
Ybor City Arcade, Restaurant Closing After More Than 16 Years
The Tampa arcade and entertainment venue said card, e-ticket and gift card balances will still be honored in Florida.
Landlord Gives Downtown St. Pete Retailer, Coffee Shop Notice To Vacate
A 600 block retailer and coffee shop, known for celebrating St. Pete arts and culture, was given a notice to vacate by its landlord.
AMI Candy Shop Opens Sarasota Location
A small-batch, handcrafted chocolate and confectionery shop in Anna Maria has opened a new location in Sarasota.
Greek Street-Food Concept Opening Soon At Tampa's Sparkman Wharf
A new Greek street-food concept from the father-and-son team behind the Half Moon Seafood Company is coming soon to Sparkman Wharf.
Downtown St. Pete Red Mesa Cantina Building Bought By Atlanta Taco Chain
The Atlanta-based taco brand said it will transform the three-story downtown St. Pete property into a multi-concept destination.
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