New in Jupiter: Moose Deuce Frozen Yogurt on Main Street and Vinny's Cafe Abacoa on Military Trail, from state food licensing records. Updated monthly.
Last checked Oct. 9, 2026. This is a monthly roundup. Sources: the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation’s new food service license file and District 2 inspection file, both downloaded Oct. 9, 2026, and the Palm Beach North Chamber of Commerce events calendar.
This roundup lists Jupiter businesses that show up as new in public records. Restaurants, cafes and other food businesses leave the clearest trail: the state licenses each one and inspects it before or soon after it opens. This month’s list is short.
Who to call
- Starting a business, local business tax: Palm Beach County Tax Collector, 561-355-2264, business tax page
- Zoning for a new storefront: Town of Jupiter Planning and Zoning, 561-741-2323
- Restaurant licenses: Florida Division of Hotels and Restaurants, 850-487-1395
- Tell us about an opening: hello@jupiternewsnow.com
New since July
| Business | Address | What the record shows | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Moose Deuce Frozen Yogurt | 4800 Main St., Suite R | New food service license approved, 23 seats; licensing inspection completed with no further action | July 14, 2026 |
| The Club at Admirals Cove | 200 Admirals Cove Blvd. | Food licensing inspection, completed with no further action | July 24, 2026 |
| Vinny’s Cafe Abacoa | 5440 Military Trail, Suite 17 | Food licensing inspection, completed with no further action | Sept. 14, 2026 |
A licensing inspection happens when a food business is new or changes ownership or license, so not every entry is a brand-new name; The Club at Admirals Cove is a private club. State records do not say when a business opened its doors to the public.
Ribbon cuttings
The Palm Beach North Chamber of Commerce lists its upcoming ribbon cuttings on its events calendar. None of those posted for October and November is at a Jupiter address; the two listed are in Palm Beach Gardens.
How we build this list
Each month we check:
- The state’s new food service license file for Jupiter locations.
- Licensing inspections in the state’s District 2 inspection file.
- Ribbon cuttings posted by the Palm Beach North Chamber of Commerce.
The Town of Jupiter no longer issues business licenses. Its business tax page says it stopped on Aug. 17, 2021, and it no longer signs off on the zoning section of county business tax receipts, though every business must still follow town zoning, parking and site plan conditions. That means there is no town list of new business licenses to publish.
What this means for you
- Opening a business? Check zoning with the town before you sign a lease, then register for the county’s local business tax.
- Food business? Plan for a state license and a licensing inspection before you open.
- Send us your opening, with a link, and we will check it for next month’s list.
Related: restaurant inspections, building permits and zoning and farmers markets.
Frequently asked questions
What new restaurants opened in Jupiter recently?
State records show a new food service license for Moose Deuce Frozen Yogurt, 4800 Main St., Suite R, approved July 14, and a licensing inspection at Vinny’s Cafe Abacoa, 5440 Military Trail, Suite 17, on Sept. 14.
Do I need a business license in Jupiter?
The Town of Jupiter stopped issuing its own business tax receipts on Aug. 17, 2021. It directs new businesses to the Palm Beach County Tax Collector’s local business tax, 561-355-2264, and businesses must still follow town zoning and site plan rules.
How can I get my new Jupiter business listed here?
Email hello@jupiternewsnow.com with the business name, address, opening date and a link. We confirm openings against public records before listing them.
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