A state filing indicates that a co-branded Fatburger and Round Table Pizza could be coming to Lake Jackson. The project, listed at 106 Center Way, Space 101, was recently submitted to the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. If completed as planned, construction is expected to begin in August 2025 and be completed by October 2025.
The listing outlines a 4,357-square-foot tenant buildout within an existing shell. Plans include partitions, finishes, kitchen equipment, HVAC systems, and drive-thru infrastructure. While filings don’t always confirm openings, the combination of features suggests a high-traffic, fast-casual restaurant model.
The Site’s Transformation Over Time
The property sits in a rapidly evolving part of Lake Jackson. Historical imagery from 1944 shows the site as part of a curved-grid residential neighborhood, likely built in the 1940s or earlier. That layout remained unchanged for decades.
By 2015, demolition and grading had cleared much of the land. Over the next several years, retail development expanded across the area. Aerial views from 2024 show a fully redeveloped site with new buildings, parking lots, and road access.
The location now sits just south of Lake Jackson Intermediate School and directly adjacent to H-E-B and an urgent care facility. These nearby anchors make the site a strategic spot for food service tenants seeking steady foot traffic.
About the Brands
Fatburger, founded in 1952 in Los Angeles, is known for customizable burgers and a classic diner feel. Round Table Pizza, established in 1959 in Menlo Park, California, has focused on handcrafted pizzas with a medieval theme.
Both brands fall under FAT Brands Inc., which has recently introduced co-branded restaurant models in several U.S. markets. These dual-format stores offer both menus under one roof and have included drive-thru service in many locations. The Lake Jackson filing appears to align with this broader strategy.
Last Updated on April 16, 2025 by F.E.M