CLAY COUNTY - There are several new businesses slated to make Clay County home, some of which include a Florida-style upscale eatery, wine bar, sandwich shop and Korean-themed quick chain.

In Orange Park, the Flame Broiler is set to open at 1963 Park Ave.  The South Korean-inspired restaurant offers natural chicken, organic tofu, angus beef and other healthy options in rice bowls with their famous Simply Magic Sauce. The family-owned business was founded by Young Lee in 1995 as a way to bring real, good-for-you ingredients and bold flavors to satisfy any appetite.

The Wine Station will also be opening within the town limits. Inside the renovated train depot at 727 Kingsley Ave., the unique destination will house a place where guests can gather for a taste of thoughtfully selected wines, small bites and memorable experiences. The Market on Park Ave. is also expected at 1345 Park Ave., and a 7 Brew Coffee is in the works at 374 Blanding Blvd.

In Fleming Island, Sun and Steam Seafood Pots is almost ready to open its doors at 1811 Golden Eagle Way, while Whit's Frozen Custard is now hiring in time for its opening at 1545 County Road 220.

Also, the island will once again welcome the Jimmy John's sandwich chain, but this time at 1960 East West Parkway. It’ll be the only one in Clay County

In Middleburg, you can expect a future Community First Credit Union, Take 5 Oil Change, Olive Garden, Longhorn Steakhouse and Dutch Bros Coffee at the northeast corner of Blanding Boulevard and Henley Road.

Publix also announced it would build a 51,390-square-foot store and be the anchor tenant for a new retail development and park called The Shops at Village Park on Henley Road at Verbena Parkway.

And in Green Cove Springs, get ready for the new Gustafson House restaurant at 515 Walnut St., Culver's at 503 N. Orange Ave and Premier Fitness Powered by Pearson at 607 Walnut St.