- December 4, 2025
A new White Castle location is coming to LPGA Boulevard in Daytona Beach.
White Castle, known for its sliders and being the first fast-food burger chain in the U.S., announced on Tuesday, Aug. 26, that it has signed a lease to build a new restaurant at 1944 LPGA Blvd., west of the existing Shell gas station at the intersection with Clyde Morris Boulevard.The restaurant will be designed in the chain's "modern 'neighborhood' prototype style," according to a press release, and will add over 70 new jobs in the community.
The restaurant will have indoor and outdoor seating and two drive-thru lanes. A grand opening is forecasted for late summer 2026.
“This commitment marks the next exciting step in our Florida expansion,” said Jamie T. Richardson, vice president of White Castle. “Our Orlando and Clermont Castles have been embraced with open arms, and we can’t wait to bring our beloved sliders to Daytona Beach. Known as ‘The World’s Most Famous Beach’ and part of Florida’s Fun Coast, Daytona’s vibrant, growing community is a perfect match for our fun-loving, customer-centric brand. We’re eager to meet the crave and become part of the fabric of this community.”
The Daytona Beach location will be White Castle's fourth free-standing restaurant in Florida. The chain recently announced its plans for its third, to be located in Kissimmee.
