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Two Restaurants, Liquor Store Proposed For Beulah
May 27, 2025
A new development is being proposed for Beulah with two restaurants and a liquor store, according to a proposal filed this month with Escambia County.
Trinity Wild LLC is planning the Trinity Wilds Commercial Center at 9200 Mobile Highway, the “triangle” created by the Mobile Highway and West Nine-Mile Highway split west of the Beulah Fire Station.
The 18,690-square-foot multi-tenant building will contain a liquor store and restaurant; and a standalone 2,635-square-foot fast food-style restaurant would be located in the plaza. The four-acre parcel is not currently developed. Plans indicate the parking lot will have connections to both Nine Mile Road and Mobile Highway with 175 total parking spaces.
The names of the restaurants and liquor store have yet to be named.
The proposed project has not yet been set for review by the Escambia County Development Review Committee.
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6 Responses to “Two Restaurants, Liquor Store Proposed For Beulah”
What every community needs…….. another liquor store!
I bet this gets approved before the Costco store!!
There are 4 liquor stores within 6 miles of this location; 2 publix, 1 walmart, and 1 fusion. It is not being built for the folks in Buelah. This liquor store is being built for the fine people of Alabama who live within reasonable distance of the State Line. Alabama imposes an excise tax of $22.87 on a bottle of 80 proof spirits while Florida only imposes $6.50. Excise taxes on beer and wine are about the same.
Please. No more chain restaurants!
@ lawrence Evans…. A gym out this way would be nice but we do need more restaurants out this way also instead of us have to drive all the way to cantonment or pensacola to get something to eat
Instead of 2 restaurants, could one be a fitness center or gym. (planet fitness, etc)