DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — White Castle has set an opening date for its newest Central Florida restaurant.
The company announced Wednesday that its Daytona Beach location will open Tuesday, Sept. 22, at 1944 LPGA Boulevard, just west of Interstate 95.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony is scheduled for 9 a.m.
New location will bring more than 60 jobs
The 3,430-square-foot restaurant will include indoor and outdoor seating, two drive-through lanes and White Castle’s signature tower design.
Instead of traditional drive-through windows, employees will use doors that allow them to step outside and hand orders directly to customers.
White Castle said the Daytona Beach restaurant will create more than 60 jobs in Volusia County. The location will be led by General Manager Kenneth Espinal, who has worked with the company since 2021.
White Castle continues Florida expansion
The Daytona Beach restaurant will be White Castle’s fourth freestanding Central Florida location.
The company returned to Florida in 2021 with its Orlando restaurant, which White Castle says is the largest location in the world. It later opened restaurants in Clermont in 2025 and Kissimmee in May 2026.
A fifth Florida location is planned for St. Augustine.
The Daytona Beach restaurant will serve White Castle’s traditional lineup of sliders and sides and will be open daily from 6 a.m. to 2 a.m.
Customers will be able to dine inside, order takeout or use the drive-through.
More information is available at WhiteCastle.com.
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