Popular Temple Terrace smash burger joint Byte Burger opens new location in Westshore 71%
By Liam Oliver92%
7/30/2026, 1:48:40 PM
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Byte Burger , which recently opened its first location less than four months ago in the Temple Terrace area, is expanding.
Byte (stylized all-caps) will debut a new food truck at 301 Westshore Blvd., in the Citgo gas station parking lot, while a more permanent location for Westshore is currently under construction.
Until that location opens, the food truck will open on Monday, Aug. 3 and serve visitors from 11 a.m.-5 p.m., with extended late night hours on Fridays and Saturdays.
The locally-owned concept, founded by brothers Ahmed, Ali and Matt Mansour, will serve its signature truffle and falafel smash burgers made with prime angus beef, along with the option of six house made sauces and fries to dip them in.
After the permanent Westshore restaurant opens, the food truck will move to another Tampa Bay location, as BYTE continues its plans for growth, says a press release.
The Temple Terrace location opened in mid-March one mile east of the USF Tampa campus at 10935 N. 56th St.
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