M Shack Town Center

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Research What Jacksonville residents should know
M Shack Town Center was the gourmet burger restaurant at 10281 Mid Town Parkway, Jacksonville, FL 32246, on the Southside at St. Johns Town Center. This Stay Safe Jax page is that closed Town Center burger shop. It is not Shake Shack, which later opened in the same building. It is not the remaining M Shack in Nocatee. It is not Restaurant Medure in Ponte Vedra Beach, even though the Medure brothers owned both concepts. Stay Safe Jax does not link a company website. The Jacksonville Daily Record reported on March 13, 2024, that M Shack would close after business on March 17 at St. Johns Town Center as its lease expired and Shake Shack prepared to convert the space. Chef Matthew Medure, founder and CEO of Medure Brothers Culinary Concepts, told the Daily Record the shop opened in late 2013 at 10281 Midtown Parkway and that the 10-year lease was ending. First Coast News and the Florida Times-Union reported the Town Center restaurant shut after a decade and that it was the third M Shack location to close in recent years, leaving one remaining M Shack at 641 Crosswater Parkway in Nocatee. The Daily Record later reported that Shake Shack opened September 18, 2024, at 10281 Midtown Parkway, Unit 101, after a city permit for a $1.3 million conversion. Public ratings on this page are stored snapshots, not live scores. Stay Safe Jax does not attach the closed Google Places card (4.3 from 2,316 reviews while marked permanently closed) and does not borrow Shake Shack’s rating. There is no stored Yelp card. The headline is 0 from 0 reviews. Those numbers do not refresh when someone opens the page. Stay Safe Jax leaves warning flags at 0. A sourced lease-expiration closing is not a lawsuit, investigation, or safety scandal. The listing stays in the catalog so residents can find what happened to the Town Center burger shop. It is not archived. Southside diners looking for a burger at Town Center should read the 2024 Daily Record and Times-Union stories linked here: M Shack left 10281 Mid Town Parkway in March 2024, and Shake Shack is a different restaurant in that building. This page does not treat Shake Shack as M Shack. Neighborhood is Southside from the 32246 Town Center address, not Jacksonville Beach and not Ponte Vedra. Hours are not posted because the restaurant is closed.
Place

M Shack Town Center was the burger restaurant at 10281 Mid Town Parkway, Jacksonville 32246, on the Southside at St. Johns Town Center.

Ratings

No current Google or Yelp card. Headline is 0 from 0 reviews. Scores on this page are not live.

Record

The Daily Record, First Coast News, and Times-Union reported the March 17, 2024, closing. Shake Shack later opened in the same space.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. The Jacksonville Daily Record reported the Town Center shop closed after business on March 17, 2024, when its lease expired. First Coast News and the Times-Union also reported the closing.
The Daily Record reported that Shake Shack opened September 18, 2024, at 10281 Midtown Parkway, Unit 101. Stay Safe Jax does not attach Shake Shack’s Google rating to this M Shack page.
The restaurant is closed. Stay Safe Jax does not keep a closed Google card or borrow a replacement restaurant’s score. There is no stored Yelp card. The headline is 0 from 0 reviews.
No. First Coast News and the Times-Union said the Town Center closing left one remaining M Shack at 641 Crosswater Parkway in Nocatee. Restaurant Medure in Ponte Vedra Beach is a separate listing.
No. Stay Safe Jax keeps the closed Town Center page active so residents can read the sourced closing stories. Warning flags stay at 0.

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