
Flatbreads
Fired thin and loaded up, the way the farmhouse always made them.
Opening alert
Opening soon in Jupiter Farms
A farmhouse restaurant, live music stage and backyard for the whole family, bringing the old Taylor Farmhouse corner back to life on Jupiter Farms Road.
Hard work, family and love
For years, Tyler, Melissa and the kids spent their nights at Taylor Farmhouse Cafe: live bands, the bonfire, an open lawn where the kids ran while the grown-ups finally sat down. When it closed in 2023, the whole neighborhood felt it.
So they bought it. The county offered two choices: reopen with six seats, or bring every inch of a 1979 building up to today’s code. Six seats would never bring back those Friday nights, so they chose the hard way.
“If it were easy, somebody would have done it before us.”Tyler Fabricant
Chef Chris Taylor, who opened the original farmhouse in 2018, is back in the kitchen as a consultant to bring home the dishes you asked for most.



From our build journal
Straight from our phones, captions and all. Every post is one more piece of the puzzle.







Most of the work is underground, where you’ll never see it. Every piece was planned and approved by Palm Beach County.
With what we’re proud to say is the largest leach field in Palm Beach County.
A new commercial-grade well with full reverse osmosis treatment.
Dry retention basins, an underground drainage system and real overflow management.
2,000 square feet of covered patio next to a rebuilt 2,000 square foot deck.
A separate pavilion built for live music, so the bands finally have a home.
More spaces on site, lit for evenings, so nobody has to park on the road.
Live music
Live music was the heartbeat of this corner, and it will be again: a brand new stage, a covered deck to listen from and a lawn for the kids to dance on. Music is planned for most nights we’re open.
Lineup announced with the opening date
Local artists on the new stage
Acoustic sets with brunch
The calendar fills in here as soon as bands are booked.
What’s growing
We’re opening in phases so we can do each one right. Tap “Tell me” on anything you’re excited about and we’ll let you know the moment it opens.

Phase one
The full-service farmhouse restaurant, live music on the new stage, a full bar, and the Fab Truck parked right beside it.

Phase two
Your morning stop on the way through the Farms, and a reason to linger on the porch.

Phase two
Ice cream was the number one thing neighbors asked for. Scoops, sweets and sprinkles are on the way.

Phase two
Produce, eggs, candles and goods from nearby makers, plus Fabricant Farms merch. Local maker? Tell us about you.

Someday soon
Classic games for the kids, and the grown-ups who still remember every high score.

Community
You asked for Sunday morning yoga, so Melissa got certified to teach it. Community events and room for the kids to play, too.
Visit
A friendly heads up
Until opening day the property is an active construction site with heavy equipment. For everyone’s safety, please don’t stop by yet. Follow along instead.
Follow the buildWe’re working toward late 2026. Construction and permits can move the date, so the opening alert is the best way to hear first.
Yes. It’s the same corner at 16891 Jupiter Farms Road. We were regulars there, and we’re bringing it back with a lot of upgrades and a few new things.
Some of them. Chef Chris Taylor is consulting in our kitchen to bring back the dishes neighbors asked for most, right next to new Fabricant Farm favorites.
That’s the whole idea. A large outdoor area for families, room for the kids to run, and later on sweets, an arcade and community events.
Yes. We expect to create more than 40 jobs once we’re fully open. Apply below.
Careers
We’re building a team of neighbors who love a full house, good music and taking care of people. Tell us a little about you and we’ll reach out as we hire for opening.

Be first through the gate
Get one email when we set the opening date, plus the first look at the lineup and anything else you pick. No spam, just the good stuff.