Whataburger applies to renovate closed Applebee’s in West Jacksonville

The $2 million project is a conversion of a 4,705-square-foot building at 6251 103rd St.


A rendering of the proposed Whataburger at a renovated Applebee’s in West Jacksonville at 625110 3rd St.
A rendering of the proposed Whataburger at a renovated Applebee’s in West Jacksonville at 625110 3rd St.
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Whataburger is preparing to renovate a closed Applebee’s restaurant at 6251 103rd St. in West Jacksonville at an estimated project cost of $2 million.

The city is reviewing a building-permit application for owner Silvercreek Group LLC of Manvel, Texas, to renovate the 4,705-square-foot building and add a drive-thru.

The Applebee’s was built in 1995, property records show.

Sevan Engineering and Seven Design Solutions, both of Downers Grover, Illinois, are the civil engineer and architect. 

Whataburger is preparing to renovate a closed Applebee’s restaurant at 6251 103rd St. west of Blanding Boulevard across the street from Krispy Kreme Doughnuts.

In September, Sevan Multi-Site Solutions of Downers Grove submitted civil engineering plans for the restaurant and double-drive-thru.

The review followed a JEA service availability request in June 2023 that showed a 76-seat, 5,000-square-foot restaurant and drive-thru.

Whatburger.com shows 12 locations in Northeast Florida, including seven in Jacksonville.

The San Antonio-based chain opened its 1,000th location – actually two – on Jan. 16. A corporate Whataburger in Atlanta and a franchise-owned location in Yukon, Oklahoma, opened the same day.

Whataburger said then that its 14-state footprint will grow to 16 states with expansions in Las Vegas and in Geeenville, South Carolina.

Whataburger sells burgers, sandwiches, fries, salads, drinks, shakes, breakfast, desserts and snacks.

 

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