3 Coming Soon Pasco County Restaurants

Pasco County has three new food concepts in the works, including a late-night street food spot, a family-run pizza restaurant and another Florida location for a growing wing brand.

Here’s what to expect from each opening.

Main Street Food — New Port Richey

Address: 5743 Main Street, New Port Richey, FL 34652

Status: Targeting a late October opening, depending on permits and remaining buildout.

What to expect: Main Street Food will be a casual grab-and-go concept with some dine-in seating, music and a focus on serving downtown New Port Richey later into the evening. Owner Jason Bryant said the idea came from noticing how few food options were available downtown after other restaurants had closed for the night.

Menu highlights: The menu will lean into straightforward street food, including tacos in several flavors, wings, boiled peanuts, hot dogs, sausages and popcorn. Bryant said the goal is quick food with plenty of flavor rather than a complicated menu.

Hours: The restaurant will start with evening service Thursday through Saturday. The long-term goal is 11 a.m.–11 p.m. Sunday through Wednesday and 11 a.m.–2 a.m. Thursday through Saturday.

Who’s behind it: Jason Bryant is a St. Petersburg native with restaurant and bar experience that includes ownership roles at the Manhattan Casino and The Catalyst on the Deuces.

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Landy's Place — New Port Richey

Address: 8836 US 19, Unit 2D, New Port Richey, FL 34668

Status: Coming soon. Exact timeline unknown.

What to expect: Landy’s Place will operate as an independent family restaurant inside the Richey Racket complex. The compact dining area will include four booth tables, with dine-in, carryout and delivery all planned.

Menu highlights: Fresh pizza and subs will anchor the menu, accompanied by salads, pretzels and what the owners describe as craft ice cream. Pizza options are expected to include both traditional round pies and square Detroit-style pizzas.

Service: DoorDash is planned for both delivery and pickup ordering. The owners said affordability will be an important part of the concept as they aim to create a neighborhood restaurant customers can return to regularly.

Who’s behind it: Orlando and Lai-Lee Cordero are developing Landy’s Place as a family-run restaurant within the Richey Racket entertainment complex.

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Wingsnob — Wesley Chapel

Address: 30203 Wesley Chapel Blvd, Wesley Chapel, FL 33545

Status: Expected to open before the end of 2026.

What to expect: Wingsnob is continuing its Florida expansion with a new Wesley Chapel restaurant. The opening follows franchisee AJ Joshi’s recent Wingsnob debut in Riverview.

Menu highlights: The brand specializes in bone-in and boneless wings with a range of sauces and seasonings. Loaded fries, chicken tenders, chicken sandwiches, mini sandwiches and larger fan packs designed for groups round out the menu.

Hours: To be announced.

Who’s behind it: Franchisee AJ Joshi is developing the Wesley Chapel location after opening another Wingsnob at 10444 Stelling Drive in Riverview.

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