Port Richey residents report Hardee’s closure on U.S. 19
Residents report removed signs and fencing at 8407 U.S. 19. The address-specific Hardee’s page now redirects, but closure details and the property’s next use remain unverified.

AI-generated illustration of a generic burger meal; not a photograph of the Port Richey Hardee’s or its food.
Residents are asking what comes next for the Hardee’s property at 8407 U.S. 19 in Port Richey after a local Facebook discussion reported that the restaurant’s signs had been removed and fencing put around the building.
The post in Pasco County Development and Growth Updates drew 36 comments when reviewed October 11. Replies included memories of the restaurant and questions about whether another business would take its place. Those observations are residents’ accounts; this publication has not independently inspected the property.
Hardee’s official location page previously identified the restaurant at that address. When checked for this report, the address-specific link redirected to the chain’s general restaurant locator. That change is consistent with the community’s questions, but does not establish the last day of service, the reason for the reported closure or the next occupant.
Third-party restaurant directories still display operating hours for the address. Customers should confirm a location is serving before making a trip rather than relying on an older directory listing.
A replacement business has not been verified for this report. Online speculation is not evidence of a signed lease, an approved building permit or a company-announced opening. The next useful update will be a confirmed account from the restaurant operator or records identifying work planned for the property.
Sources
- Resident discussion — accounts and questions, not official confirmation
- Hardee’s address-specific locator link — redirected when checked October 11, 2026
- Third-party directory showing legacy hours
Prepared with AI assistance. Sources checked October 11, 2026.
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