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One of the America’s most recognizable Asian-themed restaurants is rolling out its smaller format concept in Orlando in the coming months -- another sign of the pandemic’s enduring impact on retail real estate.
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P.F. Chang’s To Go is expected to open in a 1,450-square-foot space in Hamlin near The French Café at 16412 New Independence Parkway, Michael Boyd, a sales and leasing associate with Hamlin developer Orlando-based Boyd Development Corp., told the Orlando Business Journal.
The concept is expected to open in July.
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“It’s been one of things that was missing here,” Boyd said. “The residents who live in Horizon West and Hamlin have been asking for new-to-market and exciting concepts.”
It will be one of a handful of P.F. Chang’s To Go restaurants opening locally.
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P.F. Chang’s To Go also plans to open in fall 2021 in a 1,871-square-foot space in Lake Nona’s Pixon apartment community at 7004 Tavistock Lakes Blvd., according to a press release.
Click here to read Jack Witthaus’ story on the Orlando Business Journal’s website.
See maps of the two locations below:
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