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Restaurant market guides in Florida.

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Explore Restaurant Revenue Incubator’s operator-focused guides to the 50 largest Florida markets. Each guide combines official U.S. Census market context with practical cost, sales, technology and retention priorities.

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Restaurant consulting markets in Florida

  1. Jacksonville restaurant market Population 977,670
  2. Miami restaurant market Population 459,745
  3. Tampa restaurant market Population 401,618
  4. Orlando restaurant market Population 319,758
  5. St. Petersburg restaurant market Population 262,732
  6. Port St. Lucie restaurant market Population 232,491
  7. Hialeah restaurant market Population 226,165
  8. Cape Coral restaurant market Population 215,536
  9. Tallahassee restaurant market Population 201,875
  10. Fort Lauderdale restaurant market Population 185,604
  11. Pembroke Pines restaurant market Population 173,194
  12. Hollywood restaurant market Population 155,082
  13. Gainesville restaurant market Population 145,702
  14. Miramar restaurant market Population 138,600
  15. Coral Springs restaurant market Population 136,103
  16. Lehigh Acres restaurant market Population 132,353
  17. Palm Bay restaurant market Population 130,132
  18. West Palm Beach restaurant market Population 122,290
  19. Spring Hill restaurant market Population 119,983
  20. Lakeland restaurant market Population 119,961
  21. Brandon restaurant market Population 119,767
  22. Clearwater restaurant market Population 117,247
  23. Pompano Beach restaurant market Population 114,147
  24. Riverview restaurant market Population 113,697
  25. Miami Gardens restaurant market Population 113,177
  26. Davie restaurant market Population 108,346
  27. Boca Raton restaurant market Population 100,234
  28. Palm Coast restaurant market Population 98,258
  29. Sunrise restaurant market Population 97,918
  30. Deltona restaurant market Population 97,334
  31. Plantation restaurant market Population 96,293
  32. Fort Myers restaurant market Population 95,051
  33. Alafaya restaurant market Population 92,449
  34. Deerfield Beach restaurant market Population 88,093
  35. Melbourne restaurant market Population 86,576
  36. Town 'n' Country restaurant market Population 85,928
  37. North Port restaurant market Population 84,605
  38. The Villages restaurant market Population 83,498
  39. Homestead restaurant market Population 82,807
  40. Largo restaurant market Population 82,617
  41. Miami Beach restaurant market Population 82,031
  42. Kissimmee restaurant market Population 81,479
  43. Boynton Beach restaurant market Population 81,435
  44. Pine Hills restaurant market Population 80,105
  45. Kendall restaurant market Population 79,562
  46. Doral restaurant market Population 79,216
  47. Daytona Beach restaurant market Population 78,992
  48. Wesley Chapel restaurant market Population 76,011
  49. Poinciana restaurant market Population 75,068
  50. Lauderhill restaurant market Population 74,896

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Sources: U.S. Census Bureau 2024 ACS 5-year table B01003, 2026 Gazetteer Files, and 2022 Economic Census EC2272BASIC (NAICS 7225). Image licensing and attribution appear with each image. Last verified September 22, 2026.

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