Gulf County SRX Licenses

SRX activity in Gulf County

New Venue Data currently tracks 15 SRX (Special Restaurant / Food Service License) records in Gulf County — about 17% of the 90 liquor and food-service licenses we hold for the county — concentrated in Port St Joe, the Port St. Joe area, and Wewahitchka and Port Saint Joe. Each one marks a Liquor business taking a concrete, documented step toward opening.

An SRX/SFS filing is one of the highest-intent signals in the dataset: a real, food-first restaurant with a full bar is being built. The 51%-food and 120-seat thresholds (lowered by SB 1262 in 2023, making SFS more accessible than SRX was) mean these are substantial, capital-intensive venues — prime net-new accounts for spirits, wine, and beer distributors, POS and reservation platforms, FF&E suppliers, and commercial insurance, all selected during the buildout window before opening day.

For sales teams working Gulf County, the SRX feed is a precision filter: instead of every business in Port St Joe, Wewahitchka, Port Saint Joe, No City Code, Mexico Beach, you see only the liquor prospects that fit your book. New Venue Data surfaces each SRX filing the day it lands at the Florida DBPR — weeks before a Port St Joeoperator appears on a review site or a competitor's list — so your reps can reach the owner while the buildout budget is still open.

Filter the Gulf SRX stream by city and event type — new filings, renewals, and ownership transfers — route Port St Joe leads to one rep and the rest of the Panhandle territory to another, push everything into your CRM through the API, or get a daily digest of every fresh SRX across Port St Joe, Wewahitchka, Port Saint Joe, No City Code, Mexico Beach.