Twelve food businesses with a Kissimmee address had their state licensing inspection in September 2026, from a Dominican restaurant on Vine Street to food trucks.

Last checked Oct. 9, 2026. Source: the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation’s District 4 food service inspection file, downloaded Oct. 9, 2026. This roundup is rebuilt monthly. Know of a Kissimmee opening? Tell us.

This month’s roundup comes from state records. Before the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) licenses a new restaurant, food truck or caterer, or a food business under new ownership, an inspector carries out a licensing inspection. These are the businesses with a Kissimmee address that had one in September 2026. A licensing inspection usually means a business is about to open or has just changed hands; check with the business for its opening date.

Who to call

  • DBPR (food licenses and inspections): 850-487-1395
  • City of Kissimmee business tax receipts: Building Division, 407-518-2120, or the city’s BTR page
  • City Planning Division (can I open here?): 407-518-2140
  • Osceola County local business tax: Osceola County Tax Collector, 407-742-4000

Inside the city’s ZIP codes

Businesses in ZIP codes 34741, 34743 and 34744, which cover the city:

Business Address Type Inspected
Pastelitos Chips 3156 Bill Beck Blvd. Restaurant Sept. 3
Dominican Chimi Restaurant and Lounge 1502 W. Vine St. Restaurant Sept. 4
Mr. Pan 2312 Fortune Road Restaurant Sept. 17
Lechonera Kissimmee Restaurant 3092 Michigan Ave. Restaurant Sept. 22
Pal Rinconcito 1322 John Young Parkway Food truck Sept. 22
Cow Steakhouse Express 1718 Chaps Place Food truck Sept. 24

On the U.S. 192 corridor and west

Kissimmee-address businesses in ZIP codes 34746 and 34747, most of them along West Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway in unincorporated Osceola County:

Business Address Type Inspected
AJ Sushi Kissimmee 7430 Brooklyn Drive Restaurant Sept. 4
Sweet Dreams Ice Cream Cafe 5770 W. Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway, Suite 173 Restaurant Sept. 14
20 Wings 4747 W. Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway Restaurant Sept. 21
SoFresh 3232 Margaritaville Blvd. Restaurant Sept. 23
Pita Group 6296 W. Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway Restaurant Sept. 23
Chinchorrear Es La Que Hay 4743 W. Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway Food truck Sept. 28

Every September licensing inspection on the list closed with no further action except one: at 20 Wings the inspector issued a warning on Sept. 21 and recorded the business as having complied on a follow-up visit Sept. 24.

Already in October

Licensing inspections recorded Oct. 1-8 at Kissimmee-address food businesses: Chefsloko Grill (6071 W. Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway), Marga Bowls and So Sweet Coffee Cream (food trucks at 5403 W. Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway) and Little Greek Fresh Grill Celebration (45 Blake Blvd.). They will appear in next month’s roundup with anything else that opens in October.

How we build this list

  • Source: DBPR’s district inspection file, filtered to inspections of type “Food-Licensing Inspection” at businesses whose city is Kissimmee.
  • Types: “restaurant” covers DBPR’s permanent food service license; “food truck” is its mobile food dispensing vehicle license. Vending machines are left out.
  • Not included: shops, offices and services, which the state does not inspect this way. The City of Kissimmee and Osceola County issue business tax receipts but do not publish a list of new ones; we add openings from ribbon cuttings and the businesses’ own announcements when we can confirm them.

Starting a business in Kissimmee

  1. Check the address is inside city limits.
  2. Confirm the use is allowed by zoning with the Planning Division, 407-518-2140. Our permits and zoning guide explains how.
  3. Get a city business tax receipt before you open; it requires a Kissimmee Fire Department inspection and expires each Sept. 30. Ask the Osceola County Tax Collector about the county’s local business tax receipt.
  4. Food businesses also need a DBPR license; see the state’s licensing guides.

What this means for you

  • New places to try: six in the city’s own ZIP codes in September alone.
  • A food truck at a fixed address may move; check its own page before you go.
  • Want to be listed? Send us your opening date and license number.

Related: restaurant inspection scores, things to do this month and building permits and zoning.

Frequently asked questions

What new restaurants opened in Kissimmee in September 2026?

State records show licensing inspections at 12 Kissimmee-address food businesses in September 2026, including Dominican Chimi Restaurant and Lounge on West Vine Street, Lechonera Kissimmee Restaurant on Michigan Avenue and Mr. Pan on Fortune Road.

How do I find out if a new business is licensed in Kissimmee?

Food businesses are licensed by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation; search its license lookup. Every business in city limits needs a city business tax receipt before it opens.

How do I open a business in Kissimmee?

Confirm the location is in city limits, check zoning with the city’s Planning Division at 407-518-2140, then apply for a city business tax receipt through the Building Division, 407-518-2120. The Osceola County Tax Collector handles the county’s local business tax.