Pablo Pete's Opens Dallas Ghost Kitchen Location
The restaurant opened its new brick-and-mortar space at PREP Dallas Commercial Kitchens on June 17, 2026.
Updated on Oct. 27, 2026 in Openings & Closings
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Pablo Pete's officially launched its new brick-and-mortar ghost kitchen at 1499 Regal Row in Dallas on June 17, 2026. The establishment specializes in pickup and delivery services for its range of burger offerings.
Why it matters
This expansion brings the brand's unique burger concept into a permanent kitchen facility, allowing for consistent local access to its menu. It represents a shift from the pop-up model the business utilized when it first debuted in spring 2025.
The menu features items ranging from a $12 Classic All American Burger to a $99 Super Special Caviar Meal Deal. The signature Caviar Smash Burger is priced at $69.
The players
Pablo Pete's
A food brand that transitioned from a pop-up and festival vendor to a permanent ghost kitchen operator in Dallas.
PREP Dallas Commercial Kitchens
A shared culinary facility that provides space and infrastructure for food businesses to operate their delivery and pickup services.
The details
Operating out of the PREP Dallas Commercial Kitchens, the business focuses on serving customers through pickup and delivery channels. The signature burger is built with a Black Hawk Farms Wagyu patty, cheddar, a hash brown patty, créme fraiche, chives, and one ounce of Gold Kaluga caviar.
Timeline
Pablo Pete's debuted as a pop-up in spring 2025.
The brand appeared at the Chef's for Farmers food festival in 2025.
A one-day caviar burger special was held on February 14, 2026.
The permanent location opened on June 17, 2026.
Market Landscape
The move to a dedicated facility reflects the growth pattern of local food brands that gained recognition at the 2025 Chef's for Farmers food festival. This shift demonstrates the broader industry trend of transitioning from event-based pop-ups into permanent ghost kitchen operations.
Customers in the Dallas area can now order food for pickup or delivery from the kitchen on Regal Row during weekdays. The menu offers various price points, from affordable classic burgers to premium caviar options for special occasions.
The takeaway
The brand successfully evolved from a temporary festival presence into a full-time business operation. Residents can now access these specialized burgers through standard digital delivery channels on a consistent weekday basis.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Dallas Observer.
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