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Families sharing dinner on a lawn under trees strung with glowing lights

Opening soon in Jupiter Farms

We don’t grow food here. We grow memories.

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.

Live music nightly Farmhouse flatbreads Burgers & handhelds The Fab Truck tacos Sunday brunch Full bar Coffee bar Sweets & Treats Locals Market Room for the kids to run

Our story

Two regulars bought the place they loved.

Tyler and Melissa Fabricant and their two kids raising a toast on the front steps of 16891 Jupiter Farms Road

The Fabricant family

Tyler & Melissa Fabricant

Toasting on the front steps of 16891 the day it became theirs.

Hard work, family and love

The corner Jupiter Farms missed is coming home.

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.

The cleared back lot under tall Florida pines during construction
Clearing the lot
The new ramp and white railings leading up to the front porch
The new ramp
The new covered deck with wood beams and white railings
The covered deck
1.83acres on Jupiter Farms Road
2000square feet of new deck
2000square feet of covered patio
40+local jobs when we’re fully open

From our build journal

Three years in the making.

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

Covered deck framing going up beside the farmhouse, captioned Covered deck? Yes please
Framing the deckStep 1
A freshly graded lawn area, captioned Soccer field?
Grading the lawnStep 2
Rows of new leach field chambers, jokingly captioned Strawberry field?
The leach fieldStep 3
New septic tanks and piping being set, captioned The puzzle is almost complete
Septic, piece by pieceStep 4
A new metal-roofed stage pavilion seen from the deck, captioned New separate stage
A stage of its ownStep 5
The finished covered deck with wood beams and white railings, captioned New covered deck
The deck, coveredStep 6
A new wooden ramp with white railings to the front porch, captioned New ramp
A ramp for everyoneStep 7

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Built right, from the ground down.

Most of the work is underground, where you’ll never see it. Every piece was planned and approved by Palm Beach County.

A brand new septic system

With what we’re proud to say is the largest leach field in Palm Beach County.

Commercial well, RO water

A new commercial-grade well with full reverse osmosis treatment.

Engineered drainage

Dry retention basins, an underground drainage system and real overflow management.

Covered deck and more restrooms

2,000 square feet of covered patio next to a rebuilt 2,000 square foot deck.

An outdoor stage

A separate pavilion built for live music, so the bands finally have a home.

Expanded, lighted parking

More spaces on site, lit for evenings, so nobody has to park on the road.

Live music

The bands are coming back.

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.

On the stage

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Opening night

Lineup announced with the opening date

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Friday night bands

Local artists on the new stage

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Sunday sessions

Acoustic sets with brunch

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The calendar fills in here as soon as bands are booked.

What’s growing

One farm, a few more surprises.

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.

Families dining together under glowing string lights
Opening first

Phase one

Fab Farms Cafe, the stage & the Fab Truck

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

A barista holding a fresh latte
Planned for 2027

Phase two

The Coffee Bar

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

A child's hand holding an ice cream cone with sprinkles
Planned for 2027

Phase two

Sweets & Treats

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

A roadside farm stand with fresh produce under a tin roof
Planned for 2027

Phase two

The Locals Market

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

A glowing room of classic arcade cabinets
If there’s room

Someday soon

The Arcade

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

Friends and family gathered around a campfire under the pines at dusk
All year

Community

Yoga on the lawn & community nights

You asked for Sunday morning yoga, so Melissa got certified to teach it. Community events and room for the kids to play, too.

Visit

Right on Jupiter Farms Road.

16891 Jupiter Farms RdJupiter, FL 33478, the old Taylor Farmhouse corner
Opening soonWe’re aiming for late 2026. Hours will be posted here first.
Parking on siteExpanded, lighted lots right on the property. Please skip the roadside.
The property's open lawn and tall pines during construction

A friendly heads up

Still a hard-hat zone.

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.

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Good questions

When will Fabricant Farms open?

We’re working toward late 2026. Construction and permits can move the date, so the opening alert is the best way to hear first.

Is this the old Taylor Farmhouse?

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.

Will the Taylor favorites be on the menu?

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.

Is it family friendly?

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.

Are you hiring?

Yes. We expect to create more than 40 jobs once we’re fully open. Apply below.

Careers

Grow with us.

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.

The new stage pavilion on the lawn, waiting for opening night
The new stage, waiting for its first crowd
40+ jobs plannedKitchenServersBarFab TruckHostsCoffee & sweets, later

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