Carmine's Gourmet Market and La Trattoria are planned to anchor Glades Station, a nearly four-acre mixed-use development at the intersection of Glades Road and Dixie Highway in Boca Raton. Per the operator's Instagram, the project will comprise three buildings dedicated to the market, the trattoria, and office space, with a first-quarter 2027 opening targeted.
The announcement positions the two food concepts as distinct anchors within the same development — a gourmet Italian market and a sit-down trattoria operating in separate structures — rather than a single combined venue. The third building, designated for office use, adds a mixed-use component intended to complement the food and retail anchors, though no tenants or lease terms for that portion have been announced.
The Glades Road and Dixie Highway intersection sits on Boca Raton's western edge, a commercial corridor with access to the city's surrounding residential neighborhoods and Interstate 95. At nearly four acres, Glades Station would represent a substantial footprint for a market-anchored concept in Boca — though no individual building square footage, construction drawings, architect, or named development partner has been disclosed in the announcement.
No building permits have been independently verified for the Glades Station site. The announcement, as of publication, rests on a single Instagram post from the operator's account. A Q1 2027 target would require active or imminent permitting activity, and Palm Beach County building records would be the next public signal of the project's progress beyond the social-media announcement.
If completed on schedule, Carmine's Gourmet Market and La Trattoria at Glades Station would bring a large-format Italian retail-and-dining complex to a Boca corridor that currently lacks a comparable anchor. Permit filings and a named development team are the milestones to watch between now and the announced opening window.
