For years, a night out in Wesley Chapel meant the same loop: Wiregrass, then the SR 56 strip. That loop just got a new stop. The Hub at Lexington Oaks celebrated its grand opening in late October 2026. It's already the kind of place you go on a Tuesday just because you feel like getting out of the house.
Here's everything that's open, what's coming next, and how to make a night of it.
At a glance
- Where: 26967 Halter Loop, Wesley Chapel, FL 33544 (map), at Wesley Chapel Blvd. and Lexington Oaks Blvd., just off I-75
- What: About 40,000 sq. ft. across six buildings around a shaded open-air courtyard
- Best for: Date night, game day, brunch with friends, dessert runs and rainy-day golf
- Don't miss: The courtyard market on the third Friday of every month. The next one is Friday, Nov. 20.
What is The Hub at Lexington Oaks?
The Hub is a $24 million dining and entertainment village from Center Connect Development. It's the same sibling team behind The Hub at Bexley in Land O' Lakes. Six buildings wrap around a central courtyard shaded by decorative trees, with patio seating, live DJs and community events.
It sits at the front door of the Lexington Oaks area, so it's walkable for some neighbors and a quick drive from much of Wesley Chapel.
Where to eat at The Hub
Farmer's Milk Café & Bakery
This is the one everyone's talking about. Farmer's Milk started in Ukraine, where it has more than 20 locations. Wesley Chapel is only its third U.S. café, after Miami and Chicago. The milk comes fresh from a farm in Okeechobee, and the yogurt, coffee drinks and pastries are made from scratch.
Order this: The Kyiv cake, with layers of crunchy pastry, buttercream and hazelnuts. Grab a slice to go, because you'll want it again tomorrow.
Bonchon
Bonchon is known worldwide for double-fried Korean chicken. The Wesley Chapel location is a full sit-down Korean pub with bulgogi, table service and a full bar. It's the brand's first full-service restaurant in Tampa Bay.
Order this: A half-and-half of soy garlic and spicy wings.
La Creación Bistro
La Creación Bistro was the first restaurant to open at The Hub. It's the sit-down sister to La Creación Express at The KRATE, with its own American–Puerto Rican menu for brunch, lunch and dinner.
Go for: Weekend brunch on the patio.
Tampa Joe's Restaurant & Sports Bar
After 16 years on Anderson Road in Tampa, Tampa Joe's moved north to The Hub. It's an American-Italian sports bar with wings, pizza and flatbreads, plus plenty of screens.
Go for: Bucs Sunday.
Where to get dessert (and a drink)
- Cinnaholic — Made-to-order plant-based cinnamon rolls with about 20 frosting flavors. Owners Thiago and Juliana Mendes moved to Wesley Chapel to open it.
- Urban Crunch Creamery Café — A Tampa Bay brand that started as a family ice cream truck. Expect hand-dipped ice cream, specialty lattes and açaí bowls.
- Brew Bar Self Pour — Inside the creamery space, a tap wall where you pour your own local craft beer, wine and frozen drinks, by the ounce.
Where to play: The Clubhouse
It's 92 degrees and humid, and you still want to play 18. The Clubhouse has six indoor simulator bays and thousands of courses, from Pebble Beach to Augusta. Rent a bay by the hour, split it with your foursome, and play year-round in the AC.
The story makes it even better. Brothers Mark and Tyler Ward grew up in Wesley Chapel and graduated from Wesley Chapel High. They built The Clubhouse as a thank-you to their dad, who put golf aside for 30 years to raise the family.
Services and shopping
- Pet Wants — Fresh dog and cat food, natural chews and a self-serve dog bath and spa station
- Headlines Barber Shop — A local chain with about a dozen Tampa Bay shops
- Lexington Nail Lab — Long-wear nail services, (352) 691-6073
- A dentist's office — Opening soon
Coming soon to The Hub
Four more spots are on the way:
- Saigon Pho — Pho, grilled plates and banh mi, from the team behind Banh Mi & Boba at The Hub at Bexley
- The Monk's Indian Fusion Cuisine
- Island Grill — Caribbean fusion
- The Landing Bar & Grill — A second sports bar
How to make a night of it
- 6 p.m. — Book a simulator bay at The Clubhouse for an hour.
- 7:15 p.m. — Dinner at Bonchon or La Creación Bistro.
- 8:30 p.m. — Pour a flight at Brew Bar, or grab a scoop at Urban Crunch.
- On the way out — Kyiv cake from Farmer's Milk for tomorrow's coffee.
Third Friday tip: Plan this for Friday, Nov. 20 and catch the courtyard market too.
Frequently asked questions
Where is The Hub at Lexington Oaks? At 26967 Halter Loop in Wesley Chapel, on the southwest corner of Wesley Chapel Boulevard and Lexington Oaks Boulevard, near I-75.
When did The Hub at Lexington Oaks open? The first tenants opened earlier in 2026, and the center celebrated its grand opening in late October 2026.
What restaurants are at The Hub at Lexington Oaks? Farmer's Milk Café & Bakery, Bonchon, La Creación Bistro, Tampa Joe's, Cinnaholic and Urban Crunch Creamery are open. Saigon Pho, The Monk's Indian Fusion, Island Grill and The Landing Bar & Grill are coming soon.
Are there events at The Hub? Yes. The covered courtyard hosts live DJs and family-friendly events, plus a market on the third Friday of each month.
Is The Hub at Lexington the same as The Hub at Bexley? They share a developer and a similar layout, but they're different centers. The Hub at Bexley is in Land O' Lakes off SR 54.
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