Posted in Florida
June 01, 2017
Try These 10 Florida Restaurants For A Magical Outdoor Dining Experience
The only thing better than a good meal is a good meal enjoyed al fresco. These beautiful and unique restaurants feature decks and patios that are some of the most incredible places to dine outside in the Sunshine State. Check out one of these awesome restaurants while the weather is nice (and not too hot).
Did you beg your parents for a treehouse growing up but never got one? This grown-up version supplies all of the fun of your childhood dreams with a dash of sophistication (and a killer wine list).
Located between Ponte Vedra and St. Augustine, Cap's offers some stunning views of the Intracoastal Waterway. Enjoy your meal under the shady canopy of trees that rise up through the deck.
The Goblin Market is an eclectic bistro that is a must-visit for anyone near the charming town of Mount Dora. The restaurant has great ambiance that's only matched by the high quality steaks and seafood. Books line the walls of the three small dining rooms, and most guests rave about the shady courtyard and garden patio.
Fantastic food, literally fresh from the farm to the table? Every foodie's dream comes true at this farm restaurant.
Latitudes is not just a restaurant, it's an experience. It's located on an island near Key West, so you'll have to schedule your ferry ride along with your reservation. Schedule your meal so that you can watch the sunset with your toes in the sand while you dine.
The atmosphere at Guanabanas is both beautiful and laid-back. All seating is outdoors in a tropical tiki-themed setting. From fresh seafood to awesome live music, Guanabanas is truly a "taste of paradise."
The Blue Palmetto Cafe is located in the visitor center of Bok Tower Gardens. It's hard to beat scenery like the lush gardens surrounding this little cafe. Expect simple dishes like salads, wraps and sandwiches, or just stop in for ice cream on a hot day.
Here you can dine on the patio surrounded by lush greenery or with your toes in the sand, while enjoying a modern take on Florida seafood.
Every restaurant needs a taxidermy collection and a live alligator, right? Clark's offers a taste of Florida you won't soon forget.
A top spot for locals to grab a bite surfside since 1947, the ocean view is only the beginning of this restaurant's appeal.
Have you ever dined at any of these incredible restaurants in the Sunshine State? What’s your favorite place in Florida for outdoor dining?
