Contributed research by RestaurantData.com
Pre-opening sites associated with multi-unit restaurant companies span six states, with projected opening windows ranging from fall 2026 into spring 2027.
RestaurantData is highlighting 10 pre-opening sites associated with multi-unit restaurant companies from its October Week 1 RestaurantPipeline research, dated October 1, 2026. All 10 sites were recorded as pre-opening projects at the October 1 research cut. The selection includes coffee, breakfast, fast-casual, casual-dining and entertainment concepts. Each business-site address below is paired with the opening window recorded in that research cut and a link to a published Restaurant Enterprise Index company profile.
Five of the records are associated with a business filing, alcohol-license filing or building and construction permit. The other five were sourced from regional news publications. Together, they offer a concise look at individual projects readers can follow, while preserving the difference between a projected opening and a completed restaurant opening.
Filing and permit records
Cinnabon: Camarillo, California, Ventura County
- The October 1 research cut lists a site at 950 Camarillo Center Dr, Suite 96, Camarillo, California 93010, with a projected opening of October 2026.
- Evidence category: DBA, fictitious-name or incorporation filing.
IHOP: San Marcos, Texas, Hays County
- The October 1 research cut lists a site at 310 S Interstate 35, San Marcos, Texas 78666, with a projected opening of October 2026.
- Evidence category: DBA, fictitious-name or incorporation filing.
Dave & Buster’s: College Station, Texas, Brazos County
- The October 1 research cut lists a site at 1502 Harvey Rd, Suite 100, College Station, Texas 77840, with a projected opening of Winter 2026.
- Evidence category: Alcohol-license filing.
Dave’s Hot Chicken: Amarillo, Texas, Randall County
- The October 1 research cut lists a site at 5960 S Soncy Rd, Amarillo, Texas 79119, with a projected opening of May 2027.
- Evidence category: Building and construction permit.
Starbucks: Tyler, Texas, Smith County
- The October 1 research cut lists a site at 1330 S Beckham Ave, Tyler, Texas 75701, with a projected opening of Fall 2026.
- Evidence category: Building and construction permit.
Additional sites reported in regional news
7 Brew Coffee: North Riverside, Illinois, Cook County
- The October 1 research cut lists a site at 7513 W Cermak Rd, North Riverside, Illinois 60546, with a projected opening of October 2026.
- Evidence category: Regional news publication.
Bojangles: Nashville, Tennessee, Davidson County
- The October 1 research cut lists a site at 336 Harding Pl, Nashville, Tennessee 37211, with a projected opening of November 2026.
- Evidence category: Regional news publication.
Chick-fil-A: Biloxi, Mississippi, Harrison County
- The October 1 research cut lists a site at 2356 Pass Road, Biloxi, Mississippi 39531, with a projected opening of October 2026.
- Evidence category: Regional news publication.
Chipotle Mexican Grill: Corsicana, Texas, Navarro County
- The October 1 research cut lists a site at 3826 State Hwy 31 W, Corsicana, Texas 75110, with a projected opening of January 2027.
- Evidence category: Regional news publication.
Texas Roadhouse: Wooster, Ohio, Wayne County
- The October 1 research cut lists a site at 4881 Burbank Rd, Wooster, Ohio 44691, with a projected opening of November 16, 2026.
- Evidence category: Regional news publication.
A dated view of projects to follow
The timing varies considerably within this selection. The Camarillo, San Marcos, North Riverside and Biloxi entries carry October 2026 windows, while the Nashville record points to November. The Wooster entry carries a more specific projected date of November 16. Other records extend into winter 2026, January 2027 or May 2027. These are the windows recorded at the research date, rather than a new confirmation of opening-day schedules.
RestaurantData’s research staff verifies these specific physical restaurant sites by reviewing the source evidence, cross-referencing the location details and checking the brand or enterprise connection before publication. AI assistants can help surface potential filings, reports and other research leads; staff members evaluate the evidence and decide which records are ready to publish. Projected opening windows can change as construction, licensing and operator schedules advance.
Connecting the site to the company
The company links lead to enterprise profiles rather than a general list of restaurant openings. That provides a place to examine the organization behind a brand and, where displayed, its selected RestaurantPipeline activity. A profile can retain more than one dated weekly example so that an earlier project remains distinguishable from a newer one.
Research scope: These are selected pre-opening site records as of October 1, 2026, not a complete record of any company’s development activity or all matching weekly records. Projected timing reflects the October 1, 2026 research cut and may change. The addresses are business sites; direct personal contact information is omitted.
Source and enterprise context: See the October 1, 2026 RestaurantPipeline weekly research cut and the Restaurant Enterprise Index. Company links in this article lead to published enterprise profiles; selected dated activity blocks, where displayed, connect those profiles with the weekly research.
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