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Sunday, June 30, 2024

New restaurant PDQ set to open in Colony Plaza

PDQ in The Villages
PDQ in The Villages will open its doors this Sunday

People Dedicated to Quality (“PDQ”), the popular Tampa-based chicken chain, will open its newest location in The Villages this Sunday. The restaurant is located in Colony Plaza and will be the 25th restaurant opening in Florida since the chain opened their first in Tampa on Oct. 30, 2011.

In a little over four years, the chain has opened nearly 50 locations across eight states, with the lion’s share located in the sunshine state.

PDQ offers ample seating and a modern atmosphere
PDQ offers ample seating and a modern atmosphere

Beginning today, the restaurant will train its staff by hosting a “soft open” for invited guests. Although passersby may see traffic in and out of the new restaurant, it will open its doors to the rest of the general public on Sunday.

PDQ in The Villages
Staff train in preparation for Sunday’s grand opening

Like its other locations, the newest addition to Colony Plaza will offer visitors a wide variety of chicken-based dishes, including wraps, sandwiches, tenders, and salads, as well as “homemade sauces” and “hand-spun” shakes.

PDQ in The Villages
Chicken tenders, salads, and sandwiches have always been the restaurant’s mainstays.

After Sunday’s grand opening, the store will operate 7 days a week between the hours of 10:30 AM and 10:00 PM.

 

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