Here for the coffee/gelato shop but we instead hung around and listened to the live music while we…read moreenjoyed the sweet treat. On a weekend afternoon, we were fortunate to nab one of the outside parking spaces for free. There were also a bunch of cars parked illegally against the curbs, though no one seemed to have any parking tickets on them. There is also a multi-story indoor parking deck if that's more your flavor. A nice bar area, a number of restaurants and shops, all located right on the water. Peaceful and pleasant. [Review 10305 overall, 70 of 2019.]

I generally try to leave good Yelp reviews but I haven't been able to get in touch with anyone that…read morecan help me so here we go. I was at Cape Harbor last night for Fathoms chef's dinner. (Delicious and Fathoms is amazing, this is not a strike against them!) It was extremely windy and my purse and all its contents blew out across the sidewalk while I was returning to my car in the parking garage. My mask blew off my face. I tried to gather all my stuff but apparently my ticket got lost. So in order to get my car out, I was charged $250. $250! What kind of place charges that much for a lost ticket? They don't even charge that much in LA. I spent over $150 supporting a fantastic business in the marina, and as a thanks I got charged $250 in order to leave the parking garage? I don't live in the marina. I'm not rich. I was trying to have a nice holiday dinner in spite of all that is happening this year, and that ruined my month, financially. That is the most ridiculous fee I have seen *anywhere* and it has been impossible to get in touch with anyone to discuss it.

I would like to thank the broker Jonathon Vu for a great experience in my search for a boat…read more Although in the end I decided not to purchase the boat we were working toward, Jonathon was great to work with. He is a very sincere individual who is honest and a pleasure to work with. He goes above and beyond to assist with the purchasing process. I wish him the best, and hope the sale of the boat works out the best for him and the seller. I highly reccomend to everyone looking to purchase a boat or yacht to seek out Jonathon, a broker with Power Yachts International.

My first time dealing with a boat broker. Jonathan was easy to deal with. Jonathan failed to tell…read moreme about some of the services that were standard with my boat being delivered to me. When I found out about the extra services that went beyond me just buying a boat from him, he saved me money and made delively problem free. Granted sometimes I thought he worked on island time, the extra wait was well worth it. Would gladly buy another boat from Jonathan.

This is in response to Michael K. Sounds to me like you…read moredidn't do your research/homework on your purchase concerning the size motor that you purchased with your boat. Can't blame them for what you didn't do. Any time I make a purchase for that amount of money I usually spend time on forums seeing what other people have done. It's best to learn from their mistakes instead of making your own. No type of dealership is perfect whether it's cars, boats or motorcycles and Boater's Landing is no different. You should always do your research and be on your guard when you deal with salesmen that work on commission... Here is a photo of my boat that I purchased from them. It is also a Key West 239FS but it has a 300hp on it. It will do between 50-55 mph depending on water conditions and load.

I wish I can say that my experience was amazing but UNFORTUNATELY it was not. I purchased a 2018…read morekey west brand new so that son was safe along with my self on the water. After a year in the boat has had multiple minor issues that Billy lied and told us was under warranty, refusing to fix by saying "its my problem" . We purchased a 239fs powered by a Yamaha 200ph, if you call any other dealership they will refuse to ever take the boat on trade due to be WAY Underpowered. When I brought this to Billys attention, he told me "tuff shit I already purchased it" after that he asked me if I wanted to trade my boat back in so he can collect another percentage of commission. I could not believe this actually came out of a business owners mouth. After calling calling around to other key west dealers, I have found many others are treated the same. I would suggest asking around before pulling the trigger like I did. From out customer service to how

I have had trouble with my boat for a year. I've tried fixing it myself more than once, used a…read moremobile mechanic, and put it in two shops before this one. With ONE hour of labor charged, the problem was located, and an estimate was given. I also received valuable advice on what I can do, and how to do it. These guys are honest, AND knowledgeable. Take your boat to them. It will save you a lot of future aggravation.

We had minor damage to our Coach Tritoon from hurricane IAN. Took months to order replacement…read moreparts from the manufacture and ship directly to us, as they don't have a dealership in Florida! Also needed a certified Honda dealer. Contacted Gulfside Marine and worked with Stuart to have our tritoon transported to their shop. They installed our parts, ran diagnostics, made necessary hurricane repairs, 300 hour service and cleaned the boat! Runs like new! Will definitely use them in the future!

Had 100 hr service done in may always salt away appearantly they dont do anodes in the service for…read more2200 bucks my review will change depending the outcome. Pair of 300 suzukes service done at 20 hrs.. 100hrs. 135 hrs and has 155hrs on it now.

Nice people but horrible customer service! I took my boat in for service- they screw up another…read morepart of the boat and now for over 45 days. I've had to call them- have a nice per say "I'll have my service manager call you" and they never do. When I call he or she is unavailable. Terrible service... No pride in work done. Just take your money & next... Based on my experience- if you need service. Go elsewhere!

I purchased our boat from Walkers new back in 2014 when Jimmy Walker owned the business. Very…read morehonest and excellent service. Our boat was damaged in IAN so i took it to Walkers for repair of Gelcoat, powdercoat and electronics connections. The repairs were supposedly completed 6 weeks later. I showed up late in the day to pick up the boat by water. The boat was absolutely filthy even though I was told it was washed. The electronics were not repaired, the powder coat repairs were further gouged and scuffed by the "cleaning" crew. I reached out to Kim the service manager with no replies. I then spoke with management who assured me they would come to my home for the repairs which never happened. I was forced to hire another company at my cost. I disputed the charges by walkers with Capital One to no avail because walkers argued it. They are dishonest and it was theft in my opinion. NEVER USE WALKERS!!

If you ever want to feel like the least important person trying to sell a boat, contact Tom at…read moreWalkers Marine. 2 months after hiring them - I called to get an update and was asked -- Why are you calling me. After 6 1/2 months they returned the boat looking like no one had taken care of it for 6 1/2 months -- wait -- no one had taken care of it for that time. No wonder it hadn't sold. Every time I talked to Tom, it was like I was bothering him. The response to it not selling -- its filthy and the market is no good. I even offered to pay to have it cleaned. He said if you do it on our lot -- we will up charge you even though we have no one to clean it. The only option is to to lower the price or remove it from our lot. I wouldn't do any business with them on any level. They are the worst dealership in southwest Florida.

I worked with Johnny to purchase a used boat at WMF Watercraft & Marine. He was terrific to work…read morewith and went out of his way to make sure that the bimini was in good shape and he also helped me add a power pole so I didn't need to use an anchor. I would highly recommend working with Johnny or any of their other salesman.

This is a Shout- Out to Ashley, who provides boat demos and deliveries for WMF. My husband and I…read morerecently secured a great boat slip and were looking for a vessel that would meet the needs of our family. Of course you can listen to the sales pitch and walk around the boat lot. But the best way to determine if the boat is right for you is having a demo. Captain Ashley took us out on a day with wind and chop. We were impressed with both the handling and performance of the Avalon triton. She was very knowledgeable about the features on the boat and encouraged us to take the helm. This demo greatly influenced our decision to purchase the Avalon triton.

I am buying my Third Robalo Cayman from Fish Tale Boats. I…read morerun my business on these boats and have to trust the boat as well as the place I get them serviced with my livelihood. These guys are the guys to go to! I have worked closely with Joe Davis and Ray Jahn on every sale and always look forward to seeing them and make a point just to stop and say hi because they're just great people! The service department is full of great guys with awesome knowledge. Honest and fair. Best around. You're making a good decision to deal with Fish tale boats in fort Myers

If you ever think about buying a boat from Fish Tale in Fort Myers, please think again!…read more Especially, if Joe Davis is going to be your sale man "RUN". Run as fast out of there as you can. Joe Davis, he is a con artist and Ray Jahn is a liar. I do believe that they all work as a team here. Its really sad that they have such a nice place to have such horrible customer service. The long version is below: My wife and I walked in there 2 months ago to look at there use inventory and the minutes they knew this, NO ONE want to help us. As if we were bothering them. The one sale man who sit in the front on the left as you entering the dealer wanted to send us else where! After we were there for a solid 15 minutes and being passed on to a few sale man, we were helped by JOE DAVIS. We made a deal on a used Grady White and were set up for a sea trial. JOE DAVIS, showed up an hour and 20 minutes late for 1st impression. If I did not like the Grady White as much as I did, I could had walked from that deal already. On the day I came by to pick up the boat with my brand new trailer, Joe Davis was a spotter on port side for the forklift guy. The gentleman who operated the forklift had set my new purchased boat on the trailer based on his direction and scratched the hell out of the keel ( 4 inches long with a 1/2 inch deep in the fiberglass). People make mistakes and I get it. I kept cool and did not even show any frustration at all because I felt really bad for what just happened. The forklift guy offered to get my boat keel fixed and was very apologetic while Joe Davis was just standing not saying a word and act like as if it was the forklift guy's fault. Since Chris ( the fiberglass man) is going to fix my gel coat, I recalled asking them mix up some extra gel coat and fix My other scratches on the back of the boat for a fee. Joe Davis exact word was " Hey, don't worry about it, I will take care all of it for you"! I got the impression that he felt bad for what had happened and he would do this as a return for his screwups. One week later, I was told my boat was ready for pickup. I came by to pick up my boat and found that the gel coat on the keel was awful and non of other scratches were fixed. As if Joe himself had just mixed up a batch of gel coat and slapped it in there and called it done. I showed him the sloppy gel coat job and also mentioned about the unfinished repairs on other scratches. Joe Davis was disbelieve of all the things We found and promised for a 2nd time that it will be done by next week. Prior to this Grady White deal, I brought my old boat (185 Mako CC) in for them to sell on a consignment. I also ask to have them install a keel guard for me using my keel guard that I brought in. I recalled asking Joe Davis what was their procedure on consignment sale and he told me that he will charge 10% of the purchase price and there was no other fees! Another week went by and it's still not finished due to their busy schedule. The following Thursday I was told the boat is ready for pickup. Upon a rival, I was told to pay my bill and on that bill, I was charged $100 for the keel guard installation and $150 for a compression test! When I asked him about the unknown charged for the compression test, he was very rude about it with a temper tantrum. He went on about a list of things that he had been doing for me as a favor and that he was too tired doing things for me for free. Further more, he stated that if I can't even pay $150 bucks for the compression test then I can just forget it and take my boat else where. I asked him what did he do for me for free and what favors that he claimed he was too tired of do for me? He could not give me any straight answer on any of it. Too bad Google limits on characters or I would tell my long version! Ray Jahn (GM), he is a liar and I think they are all related some how to one another here. So they do work together as a crooked team. If you are not spending lots of money here then you are a bother to them. $60,000 was not good enough to them.