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
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
Eclectic preparation of seafood is what Aqua Grill does best. The constantly changing menu might include Vidalia-crusted grouper, oysters Rockefeller...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
Befitting its Cuban and Spanish cuisine, this historic restaurant evokes an airy villa, thanks to a white-stucco exterior and an interior atrium...Read More
This sprawling restaurant is always crowded and festive, but it's not just the rustic setting that draws throngs of people—it's the seafood...Read More
As the name suggests, the cuisine here is definitely German, from the sauerbraten served with potato dumplings and red cabbage to the beef Stroganoff...Read More
This chophouse provides an upscale alternative to Daytona's more prevalent shorts-and-flip-flop joints. Steaks, especially the cuts named after...Read More
Mediterranean-style tapas are the specialty here, highlighted by dishes such as grilled oysters and goat cheese terrine layered with sun-dried...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
Fresh local fish and shrimp are the specialties at this bustling New Smyrna Beach landmark, open since 1946. Built as a gas station, the building...Read More
Across the Bridge of Lions from downtown, this hole-in-the-wall restaurant is recognizable for the line of customers who wait patiently for...Read More
In the circa-1791 General Worth house across from the marina, this bustling little spot has a homey feel with a balanced clientele of locals...Read More
Robonaut Red Ale and Pleasure Chest IPA are just two of the beers created inside this sprawling, renovated former lumberyard. The beers are...Read More
A New Orleans theme prevails at this lively venue, a longtime favorite with locals and visitors alike. The crowd ranges in age from 21 to midlife...Read More
Across from the St. Augustine Pier, this lively, family-friendly lunch and dinner spot attracts surfers and other local or vacationing beachgoers...Read More
There aren't many oceanfront restaurants left, let alone moderately priced places with views like this one—an offshore break makes it a good...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
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