This is the oddest layout for a restaurant I’ve ever experienced. It’s almost as if the land costs are so high that they only way they could go is up. Outside overlooking the Atlantic Ocean sits the tiki bar, which I suspect was the initial business. Beach bar business is always good.

The restaurant sits on the second floor for a tall boxy shaped building (if there was more restaurant we missed it) and offers large closed window views of the waterfront. It was rather warm upstairs the day we were there even with the AC running. Hot air rises which may have been the issue.

Food was a choice of fried or fried, so we tried a salad and a chicken tender basket. Megan our server really raved about the desserts. The key lime pie and the tuxedo were delicious, although I’m sure not made in-house.

The building is a bright color so you can’t miss it from the road. However it is wedged in next to a hotel and the best parking is across the street. Open every day.

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This is the oddest layout for a restaurant I’ve ever experienced. It’s almost as if the land costs are so high that they only way they could go is up. Outside overlooking the Atlantic Ocean sits the tiki bar, which I suspect was the initial business. Beach bar business is always good.

The restaurant sits on the second floor for a tall boxy shaped building (if there was more restaurant we missed it) and offers large closed window views of the waterfront. It was rather warm upstairs the day we were there even with the AC running. Hot air rises which may have been the issue.

Food was a choice of fried or fried, so we tried a salad and a chicken tender basket. Megan our server really raved about the desserts. The key lime pie and the tuxedo were delicious, although I’m sure not made in-house.

The building is a bright color so you can’t miss it from the road. However it is wedged in next to a hotel and the best parking is across the street. Open every day.

The challenge in this area is that there aren’t that many choices for dining, unless you really know you’re way around. Many of the resort accommodations come with kitchen facilities and families eat in rather than out.

Total cost for was $31.00 before tip.

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