What's on the Florida New Openings list
New Florida restaurants, cafés, bars and shops, spotted in public state filings before they open.
Florida New Openings lists businesses that look like they are about to open: restaurants, cafés, bars, gyms, salons and shops. Every row comes from a public Florida state record, so you see a place when it files, often weeks before a sign goes up.
On the free list
- New openings from the last 14 days for each metro: the name, the category and the city.
- A free Monday email for your metro.
With Pro
- Full street addresses, the licensee and the phone number where the record has one.
- 90 days of history, not just the last 14 days.
- CSV export for your metro or all of Florida.
- A Monday Pro email with every new opening in the metros you pick.
A filing is a signal, not a promise: a business can open late, change its name or never open. See how we spot Florida openings.
Quick answers
- Is the list free?
- Yes. The last 14 days for each metro are free. Pro adds addresses, 90 days of history, CSV export and the Monday Pro email.
- Does a filing mean the place will open?
- Not always. It is the earliest public sign we know of, but plans change.
More help
- Which Florida metros are covered
- How often the list updates
- Signing in, billing and cancelling
- Where the data comes from
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