P.F. Chang’s
8377 E Hartford Dr, Ste 200, Scottsdale, AZ 85255
Approximately 90-95% of the P.F. Chang’s restaurant locations are linked in the Atlas Research Platform.
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P.F. Chang's opened in 1993 in Scottsdale and grew into a casual dining destination for Chinese and Asian fare prepared from scratch. Headquarters is at 8377 E Hartford Drive in Scottsdale, Arizona. Restaurants operate in the U.S. and Canada. The format is casual/family, serving lunch and dinner with Chinese and Asian menus. Typical units seat about 250 guests in roughly 7,000 square feet.
P.F. Chang’s Growth History
P.F. Chang’s Vector Profile
RestaurantData’s selected archived development trail for P.F. Chang’s begins with a June 1998 report in El Segundo, California. The reports document a multi-state history, with supporting opening-year research adding to later records and extending the selected view through 2026.
For sales teams and investors, these historical windows help compare current development with earlier activity and place individual locations within the brand’s longer expansion history.
Four selected historical windows
- 1998–2000
Early development
20+ opening signals5+ states with signals
- 2002–2004
Concentrated development
30+ opening signals15+ states with signals
- 2006–2008
Multi-state activity
30+ opening signals20+ states with signals
- 2015–2017
Recent arc in development
20+ opening signals10+ states with signals
P.F. Chang’s: development arc
Selected location history and opening signals, 1998–2026.
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Vector readout: The 1998–2000 window contains 20+ selected signals across 5+ states. The 2006–2008 window adds 30+ across 20+ states. The 2015–2017 combined history contains 20+ selected signals across 10+ states under broader research coverage, with a partial 2026 segment.
The 2015–2017 window has a broader source mix than the earlier house-report windows. The 2026 segment is partial. Development report years may precede the opening year recorded for a restaurant.
RestaurantData source trail: House development reports provide the full selected trail through 2026. The workbook supplement is not used for this brand. A development report year and an opening year can differ for the same location.
Restaurant location examples along the expansion arc
- 2002Development report year
P.F. Chang’s
500 Rte 73 S
Marlton, NJ 08053 - 2008Development report year
P.F. Chang’s
18900 Michigan Ave
Dearborn, MI 48126-3929 - 2013Development report year
P.F. Chang’s
160 Walt Whitman Rd
Huntington Station, NY 11746-4130 - 2013Development report year
P.F. Chang’s
476 Smith Haven Mall
Lake Grove, NY 11755-1204 - 2019Development report year
P.F. Chang’s
4201 Coldwater Rd
Fort Wayne, IN 46805 - 2022Development report year
P.F. Chang’s
113 University Pl
New York, NY 10003
New York County
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Source: RestaurantData archived U.S. development reports and supporting restaurant-location research. Headquarters, franchisee offices, unrelated namesakes, renovations, transfers and unresolved addresses are excluded. Signal counts of 10 or more are rounded down to tens; counts from 5 to 9 use that range. State bands of 5 or more are rounded down to multiples of 5. Smaller counts are shown directly.
The latest included dated evidence is 2026. The 2026 segment is partial. Development reports may describe planned restaurants. The six examples use the date basis shown on each card. A report year is not necessarily an opening year, and location verification dates are not used as opening dates. Historical locations may have closed.
The solid segment uses report dates through 2026. No combined records are added. Markers identify years with selected dated evidence; connecting lines are illustrative between those years. Coverage varies across jurisdictions and years. These selections do not represent complete opening totals, current operating units or net growth. Gaps alone do not establish a pause or contraction.
Last updated November 2026.
Read the Restaurant Vector™ overview for the research method and source definitions.
Historical reference: P.F. Chang’s in the Top 300 Restaurant Concepts 2018 report on RestaurantChains.net.
For additional historical addresses and source details, see the P.F. Chang’s location archive on RestaurantChains.net.
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