Tucked away along the water way. A bit of a hidden spot, but worth the little side track. Great…read moreviews of the water on the deck. Quick order of gator tots, fried green tomatoes, and key lime pie. All tasty after a nice ride in an airboat along the mangroves We missed stone crab season, but I'm sure it would be good. Gator bites- slightly batter, nice little bite. Fried green tomatoes-nice tartness to the bite with a nice light batter. Key Lime - made in house. Nice soft graham cracker crust. nice consistency , not too sweet, nice flavor notes. PROS: Seating options. Indoors/outdoors Key lime pie!! CONS: mosquitos

Visited on a Friday at 2pm with my husband for lunch while in the area. A few things gave me pause…read moreabout eating here but do not question the process:) Entrance didn't seem to be obvious until I saw the sign saying Entrance Here(silly me) keep walking and enter through screen door. No air conditioning- as a Florida girl who just spent two hours on the water I wasn't pumped about the no air- it's fine- walk in it's on the water sit outside on the porch and catch the breeze. Food was great! Staff were friendly and attentive. Started to fill up with people about 230. Pro-Tip- Pay in cash as there are credit card fees assessed. All worth it for the beautiful meal enjoyed over the water.

The Diving Pelican was okay, but nothing really stood out food-wise. Everything was pretty average…read moreoverall. It does seem like it would be a fun spot in the evenings when the bar is busier though! The highlight of our visit was definitely the lady running the bar -- she was fun, friendly, and gave the place a great atmosphere.

A thatched roof, outdoor bar, that not only has cold drinks, but excellent food as well…read more I stopped in on a Thursday afternoon and was immediately greeted by a pleasant and welcoming employee from behind the bar. I grabbed a seat at the bar and after perusing the menu decided on the Gator Basket ($24.99). I also ordered their "Diving Pelican" draft beer to drink ($8.00). The Gator basket arrived within 15 minutes. This consisted of small cut up pieces of breaded deep fried gator tail along with fries. The gator tail was very good - tasty, moist, cooked perfectly and served hot with their Everglades Tartar Sauce. My drink was cold and refreshing. It tasted similar to Shock Top. I enjoyed my meal and the relaxing atmosphere of the Tiki style Bar. It's a great motorcycle ride down here to Everglades City and this is the perfect place to grab a bite to eat and enjoy a cold drink. There were a lot of interesting things on their menu and I'm looking forward to coming back to try their Grouper Reuben. Check them out.

Awesome place. A step back in time. It is basically a museum, so much history throughout the…read moreplace. It is right on the river in downtown Everglades City. Dark pine interior with original newspaper articles and antiques everywhere. Huge restaurant and inn. It is truly a time machine.

Rod & Gun Club was a very old Florida rustic restaurant that has been around for a very long time…read more The drinks were refreshing and delicious. The service was a little slow with little staff at the time we were there. I would definitely go back in the future.

Off the beaten path cafe, still open, on a closed down Seminole park. I used to visit when my kids…read morewere young. Beautiful grounds. I wish they would reopen to the full potential stag is super friendly and the food is good.

Hot dogs were smoked, and delicious Had Indian bread, and…read more meat and chili: good We went because after going to the museum ( which is excellent) and the mile walk on elevated walkway around the area, we were bushed. This time of the year May, everything was DRY, and it was 90 degrees, NOTHING interesting on the walk. Forget it. Stick to the museum

Stopped in Everglades City to see how it was doing after Hurrican Irma and found "Tastes of the…read moreEverglades" for lunch. The staff was friendly and we were seated quickly. We ordered the chicken sandwich plate aand the Gator Tail (bites). The sandwich was well prepared and quite tasty. The gator tasted like....well.... gator. Some people might say it tasted like chicken but I found it moister than chicken and a bit more chewy but well worth the experience. Both plates came with fries. We will be back.

We rode over to Everglades City from Miami with a group of 15. The place was not crowded at all…read more However, it took forever to get service. When the server finally got there, we were told that there was no salad and no chowed. The rather limited menu was then reduced even more. I ordered the fried shrimp basket and my wife got the coconut shrimp basket. These basket came with very few shrimp and were very plain. Plus, they were expensive ($15.99 and $16.99). No value here. Food was less than average and service was terrible. The only shining star was a woman that was filing glasses and bringing silverware. Oh, there was also a dead possum in a hava-heart trap and in the building itself. You'd be better off eating day old truck stop chili dogs. Better places to eat for sure. I won't be back.

First time - discovered the outdoor bar, nice! Sports bar. Friendly service. Yummy Bloody Mary…read more(with bacon). They have Surfside Tea's. I got the Cajun Mahi Mahi with rice and broccoli. My husband got the fajitas with steak and shrimp and added jalapeño's. Both were good! My Mahi was a little dry, but still good. The broccoli was cooked perfect! My husbands fajitas looked amazing! He said they were great and really liked them. They make their own sauces, I overheard the bartender say. Great find! Will be coming back for sure!!! Seems like the place where everyone knows everyone.

My first visit to Scoreboard Social was mostly a good experience. Our server was great. Ordered…read morechicken tenders and brussel sprouts off the appetizer menu to share. They were good but I thought the brussel sprouts could have been cooked a little longer. For my entree, I enjoyed the Philly cheesesteak. It was excellent. I also drank an Amberbock but it tasted a little flat.

Absolutely loved my experience here! The food was fresh, flavorful, and seriously delicious…read more Cheesesteak was loaded, the fries were crispy. Everything was hot, satisfying, and full of flavor. Sweet tea 10/10 . You can tell they put care into the food. Definitely a 5-star experience and a spot I'd happily come back to!

Charged too much for chicken and waffles. Disappointed at…read morethe price not as what it says on website. despite the price it's good

We stumbled across Seventh South looking for fresh local seafood and ended up finding one of our…read morefavorite meals of the trip. From the moment we walked in, the hostesses and manager made us feel welcome and had us seated right away. Our server, Angel, was fantastic. He walked us through the menu, explained how many of the dishes were prepared, and made thoughtful recommendations without ever feeling pushy. We started with the octopus and fresh focaccia with honey. The octopus was exceptional--easily one of the best I've had and on par with dishes I've enjoyed at Michelin-starred and James Beard-recognized restaurants. We also shared the beet and goat cheese salad, followed by the local snapper and the ribeye cap topped with lobster claw and tail in chimichurri. Every dish was beautifully prepared and showcased the quality of the ingredients. The cocktails were well balanced (not overloaded with ice), and the Thyme on Thyme is an easy recommendation if you're looking for something light and refreshing. The wine list paired nicely with the meal as well. Watching the sunset over the water while listening to music drifting across the park made the evening even more memorable. Thanks to Angel and the kitchen for such an outstanding experience. Seventh South has earned a spot on our regular rotation whenever we're in Naples.

The summer dining menu had great choices for a reasonable price so we decided to give it a try for…read moreour monthly ladies night. When we walked into the restaurant, we were presently surprised on how pretty the place transformed from what used to be Three60 Market. Cozy, rustic, chic. Since it is a small place, every table seemed to have a view of the river. They also had outdoor dining, which would be nice once the weather gets cooler. We arrived right when they opened so we were initially the only people there. However, that quickly changed in the next hour or 2. We were seated by the hostess, and our waiter quickly appeared. He was warm and friendly and was attentive throughout the night. They had a good selection of wines by the glass, and specialty cocktails From the summer dining specials, we all ordered different entrees. Everything was delicious. Both the appetizers and dinner were full portions. Great deal for the price. All of us will be coming back, and bringing our husbands.

I didn't really get very many vegetables. It was really good... just wished there was more of it…read more If I didn't get the Naan I think I would be hungry still. The rice is the main filler but the vegetables with the sauce is so much healthier than all that filler and frankly I am not into a stingy amount of veggies since it's hard to fill up on the healthy stuff. It's good but I feel like the price for Naan was just a huge jab. It's good but I mean most Naan is good but not $8 good.

This is the BEST Indian food in Naples. Its about a 30 minute drive from my home base but worth it…read morefor sure. We arrived at 4:30pm on a saturday. Seating was easy and service was prompt and efficient. The decor is fine- nothing over the top. The star of the evening was the food. Top notch authentic flavors and a real Indian spicy hot! We tried the bullet Naan, okra appetizer and dosa. That has to be my favorite okra dish. I chose a paneer entree which was delicious with rich, creamy sauce. This dinner was a treat! I will be back and would not even go to any other Indian restaurant. This IS the spot!

Our best friend Erica (a local) recommended this place and it did not disappoint. As tourists we…read morewere introduced to frog legs and gator. The guys loved the captains platter, and the fettuccine Alfredo had the best sauce I've ever had. And the GARLIC SHRIMP was amazing!!! Overall not one bad item of food and I would 100% come back here. Good service good people good food.

I had dinner here on a Friday night a couple of weeks ago while in town. Everglades City is a very…read moresmall town and nighttime dining options are few. Island Cafe had several cars parked in front so I thought that was a good sign. This is a table service restaurant and I ordered the fried scallop dinner with a loaded baked potato and salad for $25. Then entree arrived about 15 minutes later. The salad had a little cheese on top of the greens with ranch dressing on the side. It was a good salad. The seafood came with several fried scallops and a couple of hush puppies along with a small ear of corn and the baked potato. What was missing was the cheese and bacon for the potato. The waitress disappeared so I wasn't able to get the missing bacon and cheese and had to make do with some butter for the tater. This was disappointing. The scallops were decent in taste but I couldn't get anymore cocktail sauce because of the missing waitress. This meal was substandard and I felt underwhelmed by the entire experience. The food was ok in taste but it didn't stand out to me and the table service was non existent. Perhaps Island Cafe is better than this but giving a 3 score is generous in my opinion.