Mary Williams+FollowGainesville gets Bonchon & Texas de BrazilKorean fried chicken fans, get ready—Bonchon is coming to Butler North, taking over the old Rock N' Roll Sushi spot. Locals are already buzzing about their crispy wings and bold flavors, with menu highlights like bulgogi fries and bao buns. Meanwhile, Texas de Brazil is set to bring its all-you-can-eat Brazilian steakhouse experience to Butler Town Center in 2026, promising sizzling meats and a massive salad bar. With these new additions, Gainesville’s food scene is about to get a serious upgrade. Which spot are you most excited to try first? #Food #GainesvilleEats #Bonchon00Share
Chris Lyons+FollowGainesville’s favorite brunch spots face food safety wake-up callSeveral beloved Gainesville restaurants, including a popular brunch spot and a local bagel shop, were temporarily shut down this summer after inspectors found serious food safety violations—think live roaches, improper food storage, and employees skipping hand-washing. While all have since reopened, these incidents highlight just how quickly food safety can slip, even at our go-to places. It’s a reminder to stay aware and maybe even ask questions when dining out. Have you ever noticed anything off at your favorite eatery? Let’s talk about what we expect from our local restaurants and how they can keep our community safe. #Health #BodyHealth #GainesvilleEats00Share
mary01+FollowBrazilian steakhouse experience coming to GainesvilleTexas de Brazil is bringing its famous churrasco-style dining to Butler Town Center, and that means endless cuts of fire-roasted meats, unique Brazilian sides, and signature cocktails right here in Gainesville. This spot isn’t just another steakhouse—it’s a full-on experience with gauchos serving tableside and a menu packed with everything from garlic picanha to Brazilian cheese bread. With lunch, dinner, happy hour, and even catering, it’s set to shake up our local food scene. Who’s ready to try something new and gather around the grill? Let’s talk: What dish are you most excited to try? #Food #GainesvilleEats #TexasdeBrazil00Share
Valerie Hall+FollowGainesville’s Donut Scene is Next LevelWho knew Gainesville was a donut lover’s paradise? From mochi rings at Mochiry to plant-based brioche at FlatFish and the classic Krispy Kreme hot light, this town has every kind of donut fix. Baloo’s even lets you build your own! Whether you’re team cake, yeast, or mochi, there’s a spot for you. Don’t sleep on the mini donuts at Donut NV or the OG vibes at Daylight Donuts. Which one are you trying first? #Food #DonutLovers #GainesvilleEats00Share
dianefrank+FollowBig changes brewing for Gainesville eatsA Gainesville favorite, 43rd Street Deli’s South location, is closing its doors for good on August 10—ending a chapter for many who’ve called it their breakfast spot for years. The good news? The original deli on NW 25th Place isn’t going anywhere, and they’re keeping the beloved catfish breakfast alive by adding it to the menu. Meanwhile, something new is perking up: 7 Brew Coffee is moving in across from UF Health Shands, bringing fresh energy (and caffeine) to the neighborhood. How do you feel about these changes? Will you miss the old spot or are you excited for a new coffee hangout? #Food #GainesvilleEats #LocalFavorites00Share
