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Deltona struggles with how to regulate food trucks
BY AL EVERSON
Food truck owner says he only wants to do business
For Shannon McRoy, serving food to hungry customers is a passion, a calling that is causing trouble he believes he does not deserve.
Food truck owner says he only wants to do business
For Shannon McRoy, serving food to hungry customers is a passion, a calling that is causing trouble he believes he does not deserve.
New Deltona store caters to Hispanic cuisine and culture
BY JOE CREWS
A new Hispanic supermarket, Fresco y Más, has opened at 1229 A Providence Blvd. in Deltona to provide the community with a specialized shopping experience that focuses on celebrating the local growing Hispanic culture in Deltona and Volusia County.
The new Fresco y Más, whose name translates to “fresh and more,” is a subsidiary of Southeastern Grocers, which also owns Winn-Dixie and two other grocery brands.
A new Hispanic supermarket, Fresco y Más, has opened at 1229 A Providence Blvd. in Deltona to provide the community with a specialized shopping experience that focuses on celebrating the local growing Hispanic culture in Deltona and Volusia County.
The new Fresco y Más, whose name translates to “fresh and more,” is a subsidiary of Southeastern Grocers, which also owns Winn-Dixie and two other grocery brands.
Panda House is
on its way
BY AL EVERSON
An anticipated opening date has been announced for the Panda Express being built on South Woodland Boulevard in DeLand, in front of the West Volusia Regional Shopping Center.
The Chinese restaurant is expected to open Dec. 1.
An anticipated opening date has been announced for the Panda Express being built on South Woodland Boulevard in DeLand, in front of the West Volusia Regional Shopping Center.
The Chinese restaurant is expected to open Dec. 1.
Hunter's finally reopens
BY NOAH HERTZ
Customers celebrated as Hunter’s Restaurant, a longtime DeLand eatery, reopened for business Sept. 13 after an extended closure and relocation.
“We’re excited to reopen and start feeding DeLand again,” owner Michael Marlow told The Beacon. “I want to thank our loyal customers for their patience.”
Customers celebrated as Hunter’s Restaurant, a longtime DeLand eatery, reopened for business Sept. 13 after an extended closure and relocation.
“We’re excited to reopen and start feeding DeLand again,” owner Michael Marlow told The Beacon. “I want to thank our loyal customers for their patience.”
CURRENT NEWS
More Fowl Play Coming to Orange City
CURRENT NEWS
More Fowl Play Coming to Orange City
More Fowl Play Coming to Orange City
BEACON PHOTO/AL EVERSON
The dining and retail hub of Southwest Volusia is getting another chicken eatery. WingStop is renovating the vacant storefront at 2499-F Enterprise Road, shown in the photo. The company has received a $250,000 building permit for the interior work. WingStop, headquartered in Dallas, Texas, has more than 1,500 restaurants in the U.S. and other countries. WingStop’s shares are traded on the NASDAQ exchange. The listing appears as WING.
The dining and retail hub of Southwest Volusia is getting another chicken eatery. WingStop is renovating the vacant storefront at 2499-F Enterprise Road, shown in the photo. The company has received a $250,000 building permit for the interior work. WingStop, headquartered in Dallas, Texas, has more than 1,500 restaurants in the U.S. and other countries. WingStop’s shares are traded on the NASDAQ exchange. The listing appears as WING.
Volusia County Restaurant Inspections | Courtesy Tallahassee Democrat Newspaper
