Mexi-Peru Kitchen y Algo Más Files Relocation Permit in Bradenton

The Mexican and Peruvian restaurant is preparing to move into a new space within its existing shopping center

Charmain Pieterse News Writer
Mexi-Peru Kitchen y Algo Más is relocating to a new space within its Bradenton shopping center (Image credit: Mexi-Peru Kitchen)

Mexi-Peru Kitchen y Algo Más is preparing to relocate within its Bradenton shopping center, with a new food-service permit application filed for 4822 14th St. W., Bradenton. The November 9, 2026, filing shows the project is undergoing plan review and initial review under the combination seating category.

The restaurant currently operates nearby at 4816 14th St. W., where it serves a combination of Mexican and Peruvian cuisine. Its menu features dishes reflecting both culinary traditions, including ceviche, seafood preparations and Mexican favorites, according to the restaurant’s online menu.

The business also offers online ordering, catering and private dining for gatherings and celebrations through its website.

Mexi-Peru Kitchen y Algo Más LLC is associated with authorized representatives Jorge Gabriel Romero Mendoza and Edith A. Rodriguez, according to Florida business records.

The new permit application indicates that the restaurant is preparing to move into the 4822 address rather than establish an additional location. The filing remains in process, and an opening date for the relocated restaurant has not been announced.

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I am a South Africa-based reporter for WhatNow Media Group covering restaurant and retail openings in Charlotte and Nashville. I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Languages, specializing in Journalism, from the University of Pretoria, and bring 20 years of industry experience to my work. My reporting focuses on pre-opening developments, new concepts, and the people behind the businesses shaping local communities. I enjoy connecting with hospitality and retail professionals, learning their stories and sharing their insights, passions, and growth with readers. When I’m not reporting, I’m always interested in discovering the next business, concept, or story worth telling.
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