Sunrise Café
Sunrise Café, Amelia Island: Wake up to a 360-degree vista of the Atlantic Ocean at the Sunrise Café at Omni Amelia Island Resort, where you can indulge in made-to-order omelets, blueberry maple sausage, and more.
Sunrise Café, Amelia Island: Wake up to a 360-degree vista of the Atlantic Ocean at the Sunrise Café at Omni Amelia Island Resort, where you can indulge in made-to-order omelets, blueberry maple sausage, and more.
Rikki Tiki Tavern, Cocoa Beach: Located directly above the ocean at the end of the Cocoa Beach Pier, the Rikki Tiki Tavern (pictured) is known for its casual but tasty food menu (think grouper and gator tail sandwiches), as well as a long history of providing more than just spectacular 360-degree views. In the early 1960s, visitors and famed astronauts alike could drive their cars right onto the pier itself, […]
Caretta on the Gulf, Clearwater: Clearwater's only AAA Four-Diamond rated restaurant, Caretta on the Gulf (pictured) offers mouthwatering Floridian-inspired cuisine in a beachfront setting. Nibble on every sea delicacy you can imagine from scallops and oysters to crab and lobster, plus plenty of hearty steak and pork chop options as well.
Sand Dune Café', Jensen Beach: For an amazing breakfast with a beach view, head to Sand Dune Café for fluffy omelets, French toast, or a Boardwalk Burrito. After fueling up, you'll have plenty of energy for a full day of fun in the sun and splashing in the waves at Jensen Beach.
Mucky Duck, Captiva Island: Located on the beach on Captiva Island, the Mucky Duck (pictured) is a Florida institution. You can order everything from shrimp fried in beer batter to a fine cut of filet mignon. The main event each and every night is sunset, so plan accordingly.
Guanabanas, Jupiter: With palm-fringed patios, stone bridges, and illuminated waterfalls, Guanabanas (pictured) in Jupiter will make you feel like you've discovered a secret jungle hideaway. Nosh on Tequila-Lime Atlantic Shrimp or Macadamia-Coconut Fresh Catch with mango-pineapple salsa.
Old Key Lime House, Lantana: Open since 1889, the bright-green Old Key Lime House in Lantana is reportedly the oldest waterfront restaurant in Florida. Order a slice of the award-winning Key lime pie and soak up one of the best sunset views in South Florida. The waterfront patio is the perfect place to order a punchy, tropical cocktail from the Tiki bar.
Shooters Waterfront: Offering equal parts jaw-dropping views and great American fare, Shooters Waterfront is a popular hotspot for dinner and drinks.
Dry Dock Waterfront Grill, Longboat Key: Dine al fresco or upstairs along the wall of glass for a panoramic view of the Sarasota Bay. Fresh grouper and red snapper regularly land on diners' plates at Dry Dock, a "polished casual" seafood restaurant that is a favorite for special occasions.