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.
Situated in the trendy Five Points district, Hawkers replicates the small, varied dishes—made using recipes passed down for generations—sold...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
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
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
Eat on the deck beneath the stars—gazing at either the ocean or the pool—or dine indoors. Barefoot beachgoers wander up for beverages, cheeseburgers...Read More
This lunch-only, family-owned restaurant (one of three branches) has devoted local patrons. The chicken salad pita with potato salad is legendary. ...Read More
Relaxed, affordable Ellen's, an area institution for more than 50 years, serves breakfast and lunch daily to families and other beachgoers....Read More
This colorful, quirky, beer hall–inspired, family-owned eatery is part of a local chain and has an ambitious menu of sandwiches, salads, and...Read More
Wicker baskets and lofty shelves brimming with European confections and groceries fill practically every inch of space not occupied by tables...Read More
This open-air seafood bar on the beach, at the entrance of the Cocoa Beach Pier, serves oysters on the half shell. You can also grab a cajun...Read More
The word rustic doesn't even begin to describe this down-home, no-nonsense fish camp restaurant (translation: you eat off paper plates with...Read More
True barbecue aficionados know that the country's divided into four territories: North Carolina, Memphis, Kansas City, and Texas, each renowned...Read More
Locals and visitors congregate at this popular, Southwest-inspired Riverside eatery, where dinner entrées range from fish tacos and crab-cake...Read More
Early birds flock to this diner starting at 6:30 am for Southern comfort food at great prices (only one item is over $10) and, true to its name...Read More
Although they serve food (sandwiches, mostly), the appeal of this joint is that, in a city of historic re-creations, this is the real deal:...Read More
In the South, barbecue joints are a dime a dozen, yet this chain smokehouse manages to stand out year after year. The key is the classic, Memphis...Read More
Mexican street food is the specialty at this tiny, counter-service eatery in the downtown riverfront shopping district. The namesake tacos come...Read More
The beach locations of this popular restaurant offer pizza by the slice and by the pie, plus standbys like lasagna and ravioli. Bright colors...Read More
Hidden among the art galleries and trinket shops of St. George Street is this cozy little restaurant, which is very popular at breakfast and...Read More
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