Wesley Chapel may get Ford’s Garage restaurant
Check out this article from Suncoast News.com: On the heels of opening their fourth Ford’s Garage restaurant, in Brandon, the owners of...
Check out this article from Suncoast News.com:
On the heels of opening their fourth Ford’s Garage restaurant, in Brandon, the owners of the gourmet burger and craft beer eatery are eying a parcel at Cypress Creek Town Center. Founder Mark Brown has scheduled a meeting with Pasco County planners to discuss filing plans for a 7,500-square-foot restaurant at the shopping center, which is home to Tampa Premium Outlets, now under construction. Brown and his co-owners — Daniel Kearns, Zak Kearns and Mike McGuigan — started the chain in Fort Myers in 2012 and have locations in Cape Coral and at Miromar Outlets in Estero. They took over a former Buca di Beppo building on Causeway Boulevard in Brandon and opened in June. All Ford’s Garage restaurants are designed to emulate a 1920s service station with Ford Model T and Model A cars hanging over the bars. The founders have a first-of-its-kind brand-licensing agreement with Ford Motor Co., which Brown said gives them access to Ford trademarks and logos…
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