The ocean, St. Johns River, and numerous lakes and smaller rivers teem with fish, and so, naturally, seafood dominates local menus. Northeast Florida also has fine-dining restaurants, and its ethnic eateries include some excellent Middle Eastern places. And then there are the barbecue joints—more of them than you can shake a hickory chip at.
The local artwork on the redbrick walls is a mild distraction from the crowds jockeying for tables here at brunch, lunch, and dinner. The menu...Read More
Eclectic, creative, and international is the best way to describe the cuisine and decor at this charming Cocoa Village spot, featured on the...Read More
Tucked away in the Historic District, the 48-seat restaurant highlights local seafood, which, depending on the success of the fishermen, will...Read More
Situated in the trendy Five Points district, Hawkers replicates the small, varied dishes—made using recipes passed down for generations—sold...Read More
Locals seem to flock to this trendy south Daytona eatery and lounge as much for the scene as for the food. The rotating menu emphasizes organic...Read More
No one can accuse chef Matthew Medure of resting on his laurels (of which there are many): widely praised for culinary creativity and dazzling...Read More
Only a block from the Atlantic, this lively restaurant, wine bar, and martini room mixes fine dining and a laid-back, beachy atmosphere. The...Read More
This tiny, fine-dining restaurant may have single-handedly changed the perception of Gainesville from a college town fueled by pizza, chicken...Read More
Inventive cuisine and seasonal ingredients are the hallmarks of the Ritz-Carlton's oceanfront restaurant, where the signature beef tenderloin...Read More
Michele and Henry Salgado own this modern Cuban and Spanish eatery, which many locals think is the best restaurant in New Smyrna Beach. Henry...Read More
Although vegetarians flock to this artsy and inspired eatery for the veggie-centric menu, there's plenty to tantalize omnivores as well. Delicious...Read More
Considering NASCAR fans' affinity for barbecue, it was only natural that this wildly popular Florida chain, which originated about an hour away...Read More
Although the five-area locations fit the criteria of a neighborhood pizza joint—cheap, casual, and frequented by locals—this funky-chic pizzeria...Read More
Eclectic preparation of seafood is what Aqua Grill does best. The constantly changing menu might include Vidalia-crusted grouper, oysters Rockefeller...Read More
Don't be surprised if your server introduces herself as your cousin, though you've never seen her before in your life. The silly Southern hospitality...Read More
A stone's throw from Persimmon Hollow brewery in Artisan Alley, Bake Chop specializes in pub fare and does so exceptionally well, using locally...Read More
Sleek yet cozy, this hip bistro is popular with all types. The concrete floors and a stainless-steel wine bar provide an interesting backdrop...Read More
Named after the French city (pronounced simply "X"), this sophisticated bistro-bar's leather booths, 1940s brickwork, and intricate marbled...Read More
A replica of an 18th-century "publick house," this open-air pub on busy St. George Street is a great spot for people-watching. The menu has...Read More
Original artwork, mostly by locals, livens up this hot spot, one of four locations serving burritos, tacos, quesadillas, and nachos. More eclectic...Read More
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