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1928 Cuban Bistro is expanding again

By Karen Brune Mathis - Jacksonville Daily Record
Published on October 4, 2022 at 9:52 am

Owners of 1928 Cuban Bistro intend to open their fifth location in January on Amelia Island in Nassau County.

The bistro will lease the former Amelia Island Tea House at 122 S. Eighth St. in Fernandina Beach’s historic district. The 2,292-square-foot space is represented by Amelia Coastal Realty of Fernandina Beach.

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“We are always looking for opportunities to expand the 1928 Cuban Bistro brand. An opportunity presented itself in Fernandina Beach and it made perfect sense to pursue the growing area,” owner Rebecca Gonzalez said in an email.

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