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April 4 2020

Havana Beach Bar and Grill: Passport to Havana

April 4, 2020
By Liesel Schmidt

ROSEMARY BEACH – When it comes to creating a successful restaurant, it takes more than just a great concept or an interesting hook. It takes an understanding of the market, a keen sense of business, and – of course – a master to lead and direct the kitchen.

The Pearl Hotel’s Havana Beach Bar and Grill could not have assembled a more fitting team when they chose Executive Chef Todd Rogers to take on that role, pairing him with The Pearl’s Food & Beverage Director Kevin Dixon to bring the flavors of Cuba to the plate. After all, for a restaurant whose concept centers around the cuisine of such a passionate culture, it requires the skill of someone with an equally matched passion for cooking. The menu of food and drinks offer enough complexity and flavor to make every bite and sip an experience to remember.

Havana Beach fritters — Havana Beach Bar & Grill is a AAA 4-Diamond Restaurant and Florida Trend Golden Spoon Award winner.

Havana Beach’s menu is, in fact, a little taste of the Old Town Havana so beloved by Ernest Hemingway, blended with the local flavors of the Emerald Coast. Food is prepared with the precision and dedication of the most skilled cigar roller, plated and presented with pride and passion. Fittingly enough, the dining room has the look and feel of a cigar room, blended with an airiness that could only come from being so very close to the sea. Here, you’ll find the perfect place to relax in the warm glow of its intimate spaces, a place where food and drink are savored like a slow sunset as a cigar burns down to the stub. To merely say that this is a restaurant would be to discredit it, to disrespect all that is offered when a dish is prepared by the hands of a chef as impassioned as Chef Rogers.

“We want our dining experience to entice all of the senses, from the very first moment our guests are greeted and have that carry through in each and every course they enjoy.”
– Executive Chef Todd Rogers

“We want our dining experience to entice all of the senses, from the very first moment our guests are greeted and have that carry through in each and every course they enjoy,” said Rogers, whose 30 years as a chef have allowed him to explore the world through its food. And at Havana Beach, the diner has the very great honor of being his guest on a trip to Cuba, without ever having to leave their table.

Not surprisingly, favorites include Coastal Seafood Fritters and Local Caught Grouper as well as some of their newest Latin-inspired creations such as the Three Little Pigs pork sampler and Hemingway’s Mariscos – a mouth-watering array of local fish and seafood served with spicy chorizo and zucchini. Perfect for anyone looking for something on the lighter side is the Havana Beach Salad, though Rogers insists that their decadent desserts are not to be missed.

Havana Beach s'mores — Havana Beach s’mores

“Our pastry chef is fabulous, so we have been able to extend our pastry and fresh bread offerings,” he said.

“We’re passionate about what we do and want to create an experience that exceeds everyone’s expectations,” Rogers continued. “To do that, we make the majority of all our menu items in-house or work closely with local and regional purveyors to ensure that we get the freshest, most locally sourced ingredients possible, and that shines through in the quality and flavor of the dishes we present. It’s a special experience to have a Gulf-front restaurant that’s truly serving a taste of place beyond just seafood, and we’re very proud of that.”

So, too, are they proud of their beverage program, offering creative, seasonally inspired, handcrafted cocktails that engage all of the senses in addition to a curated wine and beer selection that pairs perfectly with the cuisine.

In as much as each spice and sauce flavors the food at Havana Beach Bar & Grill, so does it reveal talent and pride and quality, taking the diner on an adventure and leaving them looking forward to their next trip back.

Havana Beach Bar and Grill is located in The Pearl Hotel, 63 Main Street, Rosemary Beach. Open daily for breakfast from 8 to 11 a.m.; lunch from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Open daily for dinner 5 to 10 p.m. Bar hours run 9 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. with a daily happy hour from 3 to 6 p.m. Reservations not accepted. For more information, visit www.thepearlrb.com or call 850-588-2882.

March 30 2020

FOOW: New fish, same waters

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March 30, 2020
By Liesel Schmidt

WATERCOLOR – A reincarnation – or reimagining, perhaps – of the restaurant previously known as Fish Out of Water, FOOW officially opened in June 2018 with a new look, a new menu, and a newly refreshed dedication to providing guests with something unique and an atmosphere unlike any other. Find yourself captivated by the view, a landscape framed by massive windows that run along every exterior wall of the expansive, open-plan dining room to welcome in breezes and spill the sunlight that glitters on the Gulf just outside. Whether you take a seat at a table on their outdoor deck or stay inside, this is one restaurant where fantastic views are as much a part of the menu as any of the spectacular dishes created in the kitchen.

Avocado flatbread — The Avocado Flatbread brings together a symphony of color and flavor.

Magically balancing elegance with a certain air of coastal casualness, they manage to keep the atmosphere bright, airy, and approachable rather than stuffily inaccessible. Reflective of that is their menu, offering a collection of dishes whose Southern roots call to mind Sundays at home, family tradition, and comfort food – just elevated to a new level.

“We felt the need to create a casual and ‘easy’ environment for full families to enjoy in our area, where people are coming to experience the beach and that coastal lifestyle.”
– Matt Moore, executive chef

“We felt the need to create a casual and ‘easy’ environment for full families to enjoy in our area, where people are coming to experience the beach and that coastal lifestyle,” said Executive Chef and Food & Beverage Director Matt Moore. “We invite flip-flops and guests directly off the beach, yet we do it keeping the integrity of what we stand for.”

Named “Chef of the Year” in 2017 by the American Culinary Federation, Moore has more than a decade of experience leading acclaimed food and beverage programs at luxury properties throughout the South, and that level of skill is clearly evident in all that he does.

Filet — The 6-ounce beef filet comes with choice of sauce and side, two hushpuppies, and seasonal vegetables.

Perfect for a casual lunch, FOOW serves up a selection of salads, sandwiches, buckets, and tacos, not to mention their signature artisan breads – all of which put an undeniably unique spin on things. Paying delicious homage to the South, the Sweet Tea Chicken Sandwich features succulent chicken breast topped with arugula, tomato, and house-made pickles nestled in a buttery brioche bun, then slathered with Sweet Tea Bourbon Glaze and served fried to crunchy perfection or grilled.

As the sun begins to set, dinner options dive into deeper waters and run further afield, offering entrees for every predilection – be it land or sea – whose exquisite flavors play perfectly in harmony with the views unfolding all around. For a true taste of local beauty, try Whole Boat Line-Caught Snapper, or bite into bayou country with Louisiana Gulf Shrimp.

“Casual environments often lead some to believe that it requires a less talented force to execute, yet we’ve been successful in overcoming that stereotype,” Moore said. “Our menu is locally sourced, always fresh, and always made creatively in-house, with a passion that’s really representative of who we are as a team.”

In saying so, Chef Moore does not speak out of turn, nor does he offer up false promises of what one might expect to see gracing their plates. Expertise, creativity, and an acute awareness of the importance of presentation, flavor profiles, and technique are clear in every aspect of the menu, regardless of what’s on order. From appetizer to entrée to that last sweet kiss of one of their decadent, imaginative desserts, FOOW is everything one would wish for in a restaurant so ideally situated – and these waters are definitely worth diving into.

FOOW is located at WaterColor Inn, 34 Goldenrod Circle, Santa Rosa Beach. Open daily from 11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.; FOOWBar is open daily 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. with daily Happy Hour from 3 to 5 p.m. Reservations not accepted. For more information, call 850-534-5050 or visit www.FOOW30A.com.

March 27 2020

Bud and Alley’s: Creating a culinary empire

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March 27, 2020
By Laura Holloway

SEASIDE – You instantly like Dave Rauschkolb when you meet him, recognizing him as a true local. Unpretentious and friendly, he’s a surfer, explorer, family man, community advocate and activist who just happens to be the genius behind some of 30A’s most successful and longstanding restaurants: Bud and Alley’s, Taco Bar, and Pizza Bar.

Fate may have set the ball rolling for Rauschkolb’s restaurant career, but a hard work ethic and determined drive for greatness have made him a leader in the game for decades and inspired others to forge their own paths toward entrepreneurial success.

Bud & Alley's brunch — Bud and Alley’s: from brunch to lunch and dinner, too!

The flagship

Bud and Alley’s – which is described as South Walton’s longest-established restaurant – found its beginnings as the result of a fateful happening between Rauschkolb, his former business partner and chef, Scott Witcoski, and Seaside founder Robert Davis, a meeting that literally happened while Rauschkolb and Witcoski were driving down 30A on their way to surf in Panama City.

Today, more than 30 years later, Bud and Alley’s flagship restaurant is one of the most desired locations for dining in the area, memorable by food and drink, a classic and classy dining environment, and a rooftop deck that hosts a sunset celebration packed most every night of the year. The ringing of a brass bell signals the setting of the sun each day, and the simplicity of this tradition all at once awakens and soothes the soul, reminding visitors and locals of the very reason the 30A area is so special.

Bud and Alley’s motto is “Good food. Good people. Good times.” and these words are reflected across the mentality of the staff, the atmosphere of the restaurant, and, of course, the flavors of the menu, offered for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Breakfast serves up traditional plates like a Southern Style Breakfast with two eggs, wheat toast, grits or steak fries and sausage or bacon, as well as coastal starters like Shrimp and Grits with cremini mushrooms, sweet peppers, veal reduction and bacon.

Lunchtime offers a Half Pound of Boiled Shrimp with cocktail sauce and remoulade; BBQ Head-On Shrimp with andouille sausage, garlic, rosemary, and white wine served with Tuscan bread; and a Grilled Chicken Breast and Portobello Melt sandwich, with cherrywood smoked bacon, aged provolone, and Duke’s mayonnaise served on a ciabatta bun.

Of course the dinner menu shines with the Grilled Gulf Fish of the Day (served with baby lima bean and sweet corn succotash, basmati rice, and lemon aioli), BBQ Braised Pork Shank (served with cauliflower mash and crispy sweet potato), and a 16-ounce certified Angus Prime New York Strip (with grilled asparagus, smoked bacon mash, and chimichurri sauce).

Bud & Alley's Taco Bar — Bud and Alley’s Taco Bar brings Mexican flavors to Seaside.

Bringing new flavors to town

The success and popularity of Bud and Alley’s inspired the opening of Taco Bar and Pizza Bar, each offering fresh, inventive dining options of Mexican and Italian fare, respectively.

“There was no Mexican food in Walton County at the time. And there was a little place right there next to Bud and Alley’s and I thought, ‘Let’s open a taco bar!” Taco Bar, an order-at-the-counter spot offering south-of-the-border favorites like Baja fish tacos, homemade guacamole, burritos, top shelf margaritas and cold beer, is an ideal place for those traveling to and from the beach.

“A short time after the opening of Taco Bar, Robert asked me to look at a nearby location for a potential Italian restaurant, and I really didn’t want to do it at first,” Rauschkolb recalled. “I felt like I had too much going on. But he persuaded me by taking me to California to a string of pizza places. No one was doing authentic wood-fired, Naples-style pizza and Italian food, and I wanted to fill that void.”

Bud & Alley's Pizza Bar — Bud and Alley’s Pizza Bar & Trattoria serves Neapolitan wood-fired pizza and house made pastas.

Pizza Bar opened shortly after, which offers sit-down meal service as well as service at the bar. Delivering its own memorable flavors, Pizza Bar serves an Antipasti Board (wood-fired vegetables, cured meats, house cheese and Black Bear sourdough), Grassfed Beef Meatballs (with marinara, parmesan, chili flakes and honey), and a mouthwatering selection of wood-fired pizzas available for in-house diners and those looking for a simpler takeout experience.

The “Red Pies” selections include the San Marzano (with garlic, arugula, pecorino, and olive oil), The Vegan (with Violife vegan mozzarella, broccolini, red onion, and kalamata olives), and the Prosciutto di Parma (with prosciutto ham, arugula, and fresh mozzarella). “White Pies” offer the Farmer’s Market (with fresh seasonal vegetables), the Clam Pie (with Cedar Key clams, parmigiano-reggiano, parsley, chili, and fresh mozzarella), and the Quattro Formaggi, or Four-Cheese Pizza, which boasts mozzarella, fontina, parmigiano-reggiano, gorgonzola, and pickled red onion. Diners can also create their own pizza from an assortment of toppings.

Each of Rauschkolb’s restaurants sources local ingredients whenever possible, including GreenMans Gardens, Inland Seafood, City Produce, Louisiana Lagniappe, Covey Rise Farms, and Black Bear Bread Co., the latter of which Rauschkolb created with business partner and Chef Phil McDonald.

Bud and Alley’s, Taco Bar, and Pizza Bar can be found at 2236 E. Co. Hwy. 30A in Seaside. Bud and Alley’s is open daily from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m., and reservations can be made online at budandalleys.com or by calling 850-231-5900. Taco Bar is open daily from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., and more information can be found by visiting budandalleys.com/taco-bar or by calling 850-231-4781. Pizza Bar is open daily from 11 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., and can be reached by visiting budandalleyspizzabar.com or by calling 850-231-3113.

March 22 2020

Café Thirty-A: Unchanging goodness in an ever-changing landscape

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March 20, 2020
By Meredith Houston Carr

SEAGROVE BEACH – With its pure white sugar sands and crystal clear emerald waters, it’s no surprise 30A has grown into a sought-after destination that captures the hearts of millions, year after year. But with all the changing landscapes and dining options, some things never change – like the food, warmth, and welcome of Café Thirty-A.

Cafe Thirty-A offers four menus including dinner, dessert, children’s and bar.

Opening its doors in 1995 a stone’s throw away from those emerald-green waters, Café Thirty-A has managed to stay “consistently delicious since we opened our doors,” said owner Harriet Crommelin, who has watched the area burst with development.

With all that growth, Café Thirty-A continues to draw a crowd, and it’s not hard to see why: festive palm trees greet you at the front door, providing the idyllic coastal welcome into a dining experience that delights. White linen-covered tables bathed in warm, low light under spacious ceilings create an enchanting atmosphere for a decadent meal, crafted with patrons in mind.

“We know our customers, and we know them well,” acknowledged Crommelin.

Authentic beginnings, time-tested results

After 13 years in land-locked Montgomery, Ala., Crommelin packed up and headed South.

“I wanted to be at the beach,” she said, explaining how she sought out and found the perfect tract of land to build on. Soon after, Café Thirty-A opened its doors and began the journey to becoming one of 30A’s most established restaurants.

The Charcuterie & Cheese Board at Cafe Thirty-A is legendary.

Through 25 years of operation, Café Thirty-A has remained steadfast in offering its highly acclaimed menu of contemporary eclectic seafood, steaks, and wood-oven pizzas, all complemented by an award-winning wine list and topped off with mouth-watering desserts, best described by Crommelin as “hedonistic.”

Whether you’re planning to celebrate a special occasion or looking to unwind over an exotic martini, you can count on “really good food and really good service,” Crommelin explained with confidence. “We’re a great fit for any special occasion. We also have a lot of locals who come for $5 martinis on Tuesday and Thursday evenings.”

Fine dining among the comfort of friends

While the quality of Café Thirty-A’s food remains constant, the menu changes almost daily to reflect the fresh seasonal bounty of the ocean, as well as the creative mind of Executive Chef Tim Williams.

Joining the team in July 2018, you won’t find Williams tossing pots or pans across the kitchen; rather, his laidback approach creates harmony in the kitchen and on the plate.

“He’s just a really good guy, and an excellent chef,” said Crommelin. With decades of experience and a resume brimming with variety, Williams unleashes his creativity on the fresh, local seafood to bring diners a menu that satisfies, night after night.

Some menu creations, however, are long-standing and simply non-negotiable – and for good reason.

“Our grits never touch water – they’re made with half and half, and they’re exceptionally good.” – Harriet Crommelin, owner

“Our grits never touch water – they’re made with half and half,” said Crommelin, “and they’re exceptionally good.”

And while everything on the menu is a hit, the tuna poke has been around since day one.

“We’ve had three chefs since we opened, but the tuna stays the same,” Crommelin said firmly. So too the crab cakes, a huge hit with diners and the result of Crommelin’s own recipe. “I’ve been making them with this recipe for at least 20 years. They are mostly crab meat and just a little bit of mayonnaise.”

No matter how 30A grows and changes, one thing’s for sure: Café Thirty-A will continue serving up delicious food and excellent service in a warm and welcoming environment.

“We have that neighborhood bar feeling,” she said with satisfaction – the kind of satisfaction that lets you know Café Thirty-A will continue to be a fan favorite for years to come.

Café Thirty-A is located at 3899 East Scenic Highway 30A, Seagrove Beach, and is open daily for dinner at 5 p.m., with “Buy One Get One Free” entrees from 5 to 6 p.m. Reservations are recommended and accepted online or by phone. For more information, call 850-231-2166 or visit www.cafethirtya.com.

March 18 2020

Takeout food options still available in South Walton

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Restaurants switch gears to offer delivery, curbside service

Updated March 27, 2020
By Michelle Farnham

In the face of the current public health situation, many restaurants are evolving the way they do business, including implementing delivery service or curbside pickup.

Are you wanting to keep that frozen lasagna on ice and add some welcomed variety to your menu? 30A Food and Wine is compiling a list of restaurants offering delivery or curbside pickup, which will be updated as information develops, so check back often. To have your South Walton restaurant included in this listing, email [email protected].

2 Birds Coffee + Cafe
Curbside pickup
Menu: https://bit.ly/3cUMwjI
Address: 80 Seascape Drive, Unit 103, Miramar Beach
Phone: 850-279-3375
Address: 573 Pathways Drive, Panama City Beach
Phone: 850-919-1002

30A Burger
Takeout/delivery
Menu: 30aburger.com/ordernow
Address: 12805 U.S. Highway 98, Suite E101
Phone: 850-909-0600

30A Songwriter Radio Music & Coffee
Takeout
Menu: www.facebook.com/30asongwriterradio/menu/
Address: 2078 US Highway 98 W, Unit 108, Santa Rosa Beach
Phone: 850-213-2882

98 Bar-B-Que
Delivery/takeout
Menu: www.98bbq.com/menu/
Address: 5008 US Hwy. 98 S, Santa Rosa Beach
Phone: 850-622-0679

Acme Oyster House
Takeout
Menu: www.toasttab.com/acme-oyster-house-seascape/v3
Address: 90 Seascape Drive, Miramar Beach
Phone: 850-460-7773

Aegean Restaurant
Takeout
Menu: http://www.aegeanfl.com/p/miramar-beach-location.html
Address: 11225 U.S. Highway 98W, Miramar Beach
Phone: 850-460-2728

AJ’s Grayton Beach
Takeout
Menu: https://ajsgrayton.com/menu/
Address: 63 Defuniak Street, Santa Rosa Beach
Phone: 850-231-4102

amici 30A Italian Kitchen
Takeout
Menu: amici30a.com
Address: 12805 U.S. Highway 98E, Suite R101, Inlet Beach
Phone: 850-909-0555

amigos 30A Mexican Kitchen
Takeout
Address: 12805 U.S. Highway 98E, Suite Q101, Inlet Beach
Phone: 850-909-0444

Another Broken Egg Cafe (Grand Boulevard)
Takeout
Menu: https://bit.ly/3bcWivP
Address: 755 Grand Blvd, Ste 107B, Miramar Beach
Phone: 850-424-3416

Back Beach Barbecue
Curbside pickup
Menu: www.backbeachbarbecue.com/menu
Address: 19714 Panama City Beach Parkway, Panama City Beach
Phone: 850-249-0822

The Bay
Takeout
Menu: www.baysouthwalton.com
Address: 24215 U.S. Highway 331S, Santa Rosa Beach
Phone: 850-622-2291

Big Bad Breakfast
Curbside pickup/delivery
Menu: https://bigbadbreakfast.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/BBB-menu-2019winter-inletbch.pdf
Address: 10711 E. Hwy. 30A, Inlet Beach
Phone: 850-532-6952

Bijoux
Takeout and curbside pickup
Menu: http://www.bijouxdestin.com/?fbclid=IwAR2i4H1noGKeeTGMJfrWjHYVGr6OscBqjcdmDepovt4t2j3kW1iru88HPdM
Address: 9375 Emerald Coast Parkway, Suite 22, Miramar Beach
Phone: 850-622-0760

Black Bear Bread Co.
Curbside pick-up
Menu: https://www.blackbearbreadco.com/assets/pdf/BlackBear_Menu_092517.pdf
Address: 26 Logan Lane, Unit G, Grayton Beach
Phone: 850-213-4528

Blue Mabel
Delivery/takeout
Menu: www.cowgirltogo.com
Address: 2260 W. Scenic Highway 30A, Santa Rosa Beach
Phone: 850-744-0040

Borago
Curbside
Menu: www.boragorestaurant.com
Address: 80 E. Co. Hwy. 30A, Santa Rosa Beach
Phone: 850-213-4156

Bud & Alley’s Taco Bar, Pizza Bar
Online ordering
Menu: www.budandalleys.com
Address: 2236 E. Co. Hwy 30A, Seaside
Phone: 850-231-3113

Cafe Aroma Coffee Donuts Deli
Takeout
Site: www.cafearomainlet.com
Address: 13625 Emerald Coast Pkwy, Unit 7
Phone: 850-909-0303

Cafe Thirty-A
Takeout, delivery including wine
Menu: www.cafethirtya.com/to-go-menu.html
Address: 3899 E. Co. Hwy. 30A, Seagrove Beach
Phone: 850-231-2166

Chanticleer Eatery
Curbside only
Menu: www.chanticleereatery.com/curb-side-menu-11-6pm/?fbclid=IwAR3KUrTwU97ccqH88-sM5CiluhazOEJYCvO4Q9ICShM2n3Ze5J9Gq1koTw0
Address: 55 Clayton Lane, Santa Rosa Beach
Phone: 850-213-9065

Chiringo
Curbside pickup
Menu: www.chiringograyton.com
Address: 63 Hotz Avenue, Grayton Beach
Phone: 850-534-4449

Christiano’s Italian Restaurant
Carryout
Menu: www.meatballsrb.com
Address: 4942 U.S. Hwy. 98W, Santa Rosa Beach
Phone: 850-267-2185

Cocina Cubana (with Crepes du Soleil)
Takeout
Menu: www.cocinacubana30a.com/menu
Address: 2236 E. Co. Hwy. 30A, Santa Rosa Beach
Phone: 850-389-0046

Cowgirl Kitchen
Takeout, delivery including alcohol
www.cowgirlkitchen.com
Address: 54 Main St., Rosemary Beach
Phone: 850-213-0058

Crackings. (Grayton Beach)
Curbside
Menu: https://crackingsfl.com/?fbclid=IwAR02jWNi49h2By5qql07C11lan9HXbWlJ41RfU2nrGqYgRUkYxpQsHJr7qo
Address: 51 Uptown Grayton Circle, Santa Rosa Beach
Phone: 850-231-7835

Cuvee 30a
Delivery/takeout
Menu: cuvee30a.com/ordernow
Address: 12805 U.S. 98 D101, Inlet Beach
Phone: 850-909-0111

Dynasty Chinese Cuisine
Delivery/takeout
Menu: www.dynastydestin.com
Address: 12889 US Highway 98 W, Ste 102A, Miramar Beach
Phone: 850-837-6675

Everkrisp
Order online
Menu: www.everkrisp.com/menu/
Address: 625 Grand Boulevard, 107-E
Phone: 850-460-8881

Farm & Fire Southern Pizzeria
Takeout
Menu: www.farmandfirepizza.com/to-go.html
Address: 24200 US Highway 331, Santa Rosa Beach
Phone: 850-622-3871

Fat Clemenza’s
Curbside pickup
Menu: http://fatclemenzas.com/dinner-menu/
Address: 12273 U.S. Highway 98W, Miramar Beach
Phone: 850-650-5980

FOOW
Curbside only
Menu: www.watercolorresort.com
Address: 34 Goldenrod Circle, Watercolor
Phone: 850-534-5050

Freshii
Curbside
Menu: www.freshii.com/us/en-us/menu
Address: 12805 U.S. Hwy. 98E, Unit H101, Inlet Beach
Phone: 850-213-2313

The Gathering Spot
Curbside only
Menu: www.watercolorresort.com
Address: 34 Golden Rod Circle, Santa Rosa Beach
Phone: 850-534-5025

George’s at Alys Beach
Takeout
Menu: https://georgesatalysbeach.com
Address: 30 Castle Harbour Drive, Panama City Beach
Phone: 850-641-0017

Goatfeathers Restaurant
Takeout
Menu: www.goatfeathersseafood.com/menu
Address: 3865 W County Highway 30A, Santa Rosa Beach
Phone: 850-267-3342

Goatfeathers at 30Avenue
Takeout
Menu: www.goatfeathers30avenue.com/cafe-menu
Address: 12805 US-98 East Suite O101, Panama City Beach
Phone: 850-909-0090

Grayton Beer Brewpub
Curbside pickup
Menu: www.graytonbeer.com/brewpub
Address: 217 Serenoa Road, Santa Rosa Beach
Phone: 850-213-4000

Grayton Seafood Co.
Delivery/takeout
Menu: www.graytonseafood.com
Address: 50 Uptown Grayton Circle, Santa Rosa Beach
Phone: 850-213-3683

Great Southern Cafe
Takeout
Menu: https://thegreatsoutherncafe.com
Address: 83 Central Square, Santa Rosa Beach
Phone: 850-231-7327

Havana Beach Bar & Grill
Curbside only
Menu: www.thepearlrb.com/havanabeach-to-go.html
Address: 63 Main Street, Rosemary Beach
Phone: 850-588-2882

Hurricane Oyster Bar & Grill
Takeout
Menu: http://hurricaneoyster.com/menu/
Address: 37 Logan Lane, Suite 4, Santa Rosa Beach
Phone: 850-231-0787

La Cocina
Online ordering/takeout
Menu: lacocina30a.com
Address: 10343 E. Co. Hwy. 30A, Unit 116
Phone: 850-231-4021

La Crema Tapas & Chocolate
Takeout
Menu: https://lacrematapas.com/menus
Address: 38 Main Street, Rosemary Beach
Phone: 850-534-3004

Local Catch Bar & Grill
Takeout
Menu: www.localcatch30a.com/eats
Address: 3711 W. Co. Hwy. 30A, Santa Rosa Beach
Phone: 850-622-2022

Los Rancheros
Takeout
Address: 3906 US-98, Santa Rosa Beach
Phone: 850-622-0754

Macho Taco
Takeout
Site: www.eatmachotaco.com
Phone: 404-313-2923

Mama Clemenza’s
Takeout
Menu: http://mamaclemenzaseuropeanbreakfast.com/mamas-menu/
Address: 12271 US Highway 98, Miramar Beach
Phone: 850-424-3157

Maple Street Biscuit Company
Curbside pickup
Menu: https://maplestreetbiscuits.com/our-menu-2/
Address: 9375 Emerald Coast Parkway West, Miramar Beach
Phone: 850-279-6358

Marlin Grill
Takeout only
Menu: https://marlingrill.com
Address: 9100 Baytowne Wharf Blvd., Destin
Phone: 850-351-1990

Nanbu Noodle Bar
Takeout/Delivery
Menu: https://direct.chownow.com/order/14666/locations/20677
Address: 26 Logan Lane Unit C, Santa Rosa Beach
Phone: 850-353-3456

North Beach Tortilla Co.
Takeout
Menu: www.farmandfirepizza.com/to-go.html
Address: 24200 U.S. Hwy. 331 S.
Phone: 850-622-8226

Old Florida Fish House
Takeout
Menu: www.oldfloridafishhouse.com
Address: 33 Heron’s Watch Way, Santa Rosa Beach
Phone: 850-534-3045

Perfect Pig
Curbside
Menu: www.theperfectpig.com
Phone: 850-660-1591 (Gulf Place), 850-213-0701 (Seagrove), 850-533-1522 (WaterColor)

Pickles Burgers and Shakes
Takeout
Address: 2236 E. Co. Hwy. 30A, #34, Santa Rosa Beach
Phone: 850-231-5686

Pizza By The Sea
Takeout
Menu: https://pizzabythesea.com/full-menu/
Four locations

Redd’s Fueling Station
Curbside
Menu: http://reddsbar.com/?fbclid=IwAR1ilBaAROdG-C2FAAg3lO1v47qfV04COrS0SGaPE-VXrzQJVKbBL5zRxt4
Address: 2320 W. Co. Hwy. 30A, Santa Rosa Beach
Phone: 850-325-0252

Roux 30A
Curbside pickup
Menu: roux30a.com
Address: 114 Logan Lane, Santa Rosa Beach
Phone: 850-213-0899

Royal Palm Grille
Curbside pickup, or delivery via DoorDash or Grubhub
Menu: www.royalpalmgrille.com/dinner-menu/
Address: 1096 Scenic Gulf Drive, Miramar Beach
Phone: 850-424-7300

Sauce It Pizza
Takeout
Online: www.facebook.com/sauceitpizza
Address: 7000 E. Co. Hwy. 30A, Santa Rosa Beach
Phone: Coming soon

Seagrove Village MarketCafe
Delivery/takeout
Menu: https://seagrovevillagemarket.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/SVM-take-out-menu-2019.pdf
Address: 2976 S. Co. Hwy. 395, Santa Rosa Beach
Phone: 850-231-5736

Shades Bar & Grill
Delivery/takeout
Menu: https://shades30a.com/to-go-delivery
Address: 10952 E. Co. Hwy. 30A, Inlet Beach
Phone: 850-231-9410

Siam Thai Cuisine
Delivery/Takeout
Menu: www.talech.com/biz/921200/Siam-Thai-Express-PANAMA-CITY-FL?fbclid=IwAR2M10H6OI_WNor0N45TGdgbggh-G6m5TkNWNVQiN–UnCXDrJyJVgrLEGo#/menu
Address: 2078 U.S. Hwy 98W, Santa Rosa Beach
Phone: 850-399-4012

Slick Lips Seafood & Oyster House
Takeout/curbside service
Menu: http://slicklipsseafood.com/menu/
Address: 140 Fishermans Cove, Sandestin
Phone: 850-347-5060

Shaka Sushi and Noodle Bar
Delivery/takeout
Menu: https://shaka30a.com/dinner
Address: 13625 US Highway 98, Suite 5, Inlet Beach
Phone: 850-909-0030

The Shrimp Shack
Takeout
Menu: www.sweetwilliamsltd.com/shrimpshack_menu.pdf
Address: 2236 E. Co. Hwy. 30A, Santa Rosa Beach
Phone: 850-231-3799

Shunk Gulley Oyster Bar
Takeout
Menu: https://bit.ly/Shunk30A_ToGo
Address: 1875 S Highway 393, Santa Rosa Beach
Phone: 850-622-2733

South of Philly 30A
Takeout
Menu: www.southofphilly30a.com
Address: 1598 S County Highway 393, Santa Rosa Beach
Phone: 850-622-1055

Southside Slice
Delivery/takeout
Menu: https://slice30a.com/menu
Address: 74 Town Hall Road, Rosemary Beach
Phone: 850-213-4611

Stinky’s Fish Camp
Takeout
Menu: www.stinkysfishcamp.com
Address: 5960 W. Co. Hwy. 30A, Santa Rosa Beach
Phone: 850-267-3053

Subway
Takeout/online orders
Address: 3723 E. Co. Hwy. 30A, Seagrove Beach
Phone: 850-231-0616

Sunset Bay Cafe
Takeout/curbside service
Menu: http://sunsetbaycafesandestin.com/menu/
Address: 158 Sandestin Blvd. N, Miramar Beach
Phone: 850-267-7108

Surfing Deer
Delivery/Takeout
Menu: www.surfingdeer.com
Address: 2743 E. Hwy. 30A, Seagrove Beach
Phone: 850-598-3329

Sweet Henrietta’s Treats
Takeout
Menu: https://sweethenriettas.com/our-products/
Address: 3723 E. Co. Highway 30A, Santa Rosa Beach
Phone: 850-420-4566

Swiftly Catered
Delivered catered package menus
Menu: www.swiftlycatered.com/menu
Phone: 850-972-0850

Vintij Food & Wine
Curbside, Sandestin delivery
Menu: www.facebook.com/Vintijfoodandwine/
Address: 500 Grand Boulevard #100K, Sandestin
Phone: 850-650-9820

Vue on 30a
Pickup only
Menu: vueon30a.net/menus/
Address: 4801 Co. Hwy. 30A West, Santa Rosa Beach
Phone: 850-267-2305

Note: All businesses in the beachfront neighborhood of Seaside will be closed from Saturday, March 21 until April 30, although some restaurants are still offering takeout orders.

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March 14 2020

Tequila and Taco Fest salsas to Seascape

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Culinary event enjoyed by record crowds at new venue

Special to 30A Food and Wine
March 14, 2020

MIRAMAR BEACH – Tequila and Taco aficionados celebrated under a sunny blue sky at Seascape Towne Centre in Miramar Beach March 7. The large and lively crowd donned sombreros and smiles while they sampled tequilas, margaritas and danced to authentic Latin music by the popular band, Meringue 4.

Dozens of different styles of tacos were served, from ahi tuna to classic carnitas from over 16 local restaurants. Tortillas were tossed (for charity) and the Tortilla Toss Champion, Kevin Cornwell, threw a tortilla 217 feet.

Tortilla toss — At three tosses for $1, the Tortilla Toss competition benefitted the Boys and Girls Club.

It was a colorful celebration of Latin libations and entertainment. The annual event has continued to attract culinary talent to compete in this fiery contest for the Best Taco on the Beach, as voted on by a panel of celebrity judges. The new venue at The Seascape Towne Centre proved to be the perfect place for the festival, which it had outgrown at the previous location on the Destin Harbor.

Tacos — Restaurants competed for the title of Best Taco on the Beach.

Best Taco

1. Jackacuda’s Seafood & Sushi

2. Stanley’s Street Treats

3. La Cocina

4. Acme Oyster House

The kick-off party was held at Mezcal Mexican Grill on Friday, the main event was on Saturday, and an after party at The Village Door Music Hall featuring a concert by Eli Young Band. The tasty weekend was topped off with a brunch at Acme Oyster House.

“The entire weekend was phenomenal, the weather was perfect, the energy was high. We are so grateful for the support from locals and visitors alike! We could not be more pleased with the turn out,” explained Carlos Shaffran, Extreme Festivals and Events and producer of the event.

Taco girls — The seventh Tequila and Taco Festival moved to Seascape Towne Centre this year.

This event was a benefit for Fisher House of the Emerald Coast, Inc. A check presentation will be scheduled later this month. The festival organizers wish to thank the hundred plus of volunteers that worked tirelessly to help support the event.

“We were pleased to partner with our friends hosting this fun, annual event,” said Mia Hughes, executive director of Fisher House of The Emerald Coast Inc. “Approximately 120 volunteers contributed a labor of love, and coupled with those who enjoyed the event through ticket purchases, the proceeds will go a long way in keeping our military families together during a medical event at our comfort home on Eglin AFB.”

March 13 2020

South Walton Beaches wine fest cancelled

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Director cites national recommendations, ‘abundance of caution’

March 13, 2020
Courtesy of Stacey Brady, executive director
South Walton Beaches Wine & Food Festival

It is with a heavy heart that we announce the cancellation of the 2020 South Walton Beaches Wine & Food Festival. This is not a decision we made lightly, yet in light of the national and state recommendations to not hold large-scale events, we are following their directives.

At this time, we do not have a specific issue with the COVID-19 virus in our area, however; we believe the prudent choice is to not hold our festival – which attracts more than 5,000 – out of an abundance of caution.

Our sister event and the recipient of our festival proceeds, Destin Charity Wine Auction Foundation, has postponed their immensely popular auction until Aug. 22. This is great news since their auction fundraising is critical to support 16 charities in Northwest Florida. Their event takes place in a huge air-conditioned tent that is very comfortable. Unfortunately, the significant heat and humidity we get here at the beach in August is not conducive to an outdoor wine event.

We are currently working with our ticket agency on refund messaging. We are planning a great incentive to induce ticket holders to keep their tickets which will be good for next year’s festival.

We are disappointed, too! We are also very grateful to our long-time attendees, distributors, suppliers, vendors and especially our sponsors and founding partners. We will be contacting sponsors and ticket holders shortly with options.

A very special thank you to our very sad festival staff who are actually the best staff in the world!

Thank you for your understanding and we look forward to presenting a fabulous charity wine festival for 2021.

Sincerely,

Stacey Brady

March 13 2020

From their family to yours

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Spell Restaurant Group offers 30A area five dining options

March 13, 2020
By Laura Holloway

Anyone who has had the Spicy Salt and Pepper Shrimp from George’s at Alys Beach knows why patrons return again and again. Diners who sample the freshly made guacamole from La Cocina or the Smokehouse Scramble from Grits & Grind quickly add these fares to their list of favorite dishes. And guests who taste the Pasta Del Mar from La Crema or the Lobster Baked Oysters from Edward’s Fine Food & Wine can easily understand what it means to taste a little bit of heaven.

Edward's — Edward’s Fine Food & Wine in Rosemary Beach offers the unbeatable partnership of a “vibrant and entertaining setting” and a killer menu.

But many don’t realize that these celebrated eateries are part of one family, or how that family continues to deliver quality and taste in each of its restaurant offerings. Spell Restaurant Group, co-owned by Rick Spell and his daughter Christy Spell Terry, have created an empire of food delight, and anyone lucky enough to dine at one of these fine food establishments is truly lucky enough.

It all started for the Spells in 2004 in Memphis, when Rick and Christy first partnered to purchase Brookhaven Pub & Grill. Each had a strong business background (Rick as a managing director at Raymond James and Christy as a corporate accountant at Shelby Group International), but once the restaurant bug had bitten, there was no turning back.

George's at Alys Beach — George’s at Alys Beach gives diners two menus: Behave and Misbehave.

Christy went all-in, leaving the “day job” behind in 2011 to pursue the restaurant business full time, and they set their sights on the 30A restaurant scene, recognizing the uniqueness of the area and its ability to attract talented chefs and true foodies.

“Being in a small, rural part of northwest Florida, it would be easy for one to dismiss 30A and its food scene, but this is certainly not the case!” she explained. “From Destin to PCB, this 24-mile scenic corridor is teeming with quality restaurants serving some of the most inventive food you will find in the Southeast.

Grits and Grind in Seacrest Beach is open for the earlier riser and breakfast lover.

“The chefs who work on 30A know that their customers demand quality food using only the freshest ingredients possible. This is the cornerstone at each of our restaurants, and we believe that it helps to make this area truly special.”

Their first 30A restaurant purchase happened in 2015 with George’s at Alys Beach, followed by Saltwater Grill in Panama City. The 30A growth continued with the acquisition of La Cocina, followed by La Crema Tapas & Chocolate in Rosemary Beach in 2016. But 2017 saw the biggest step for the duo when they opened their first restaurant from concept to completion: Grits & Grind in Seacrest Beach. The Spells purchased Edward’s Fine Food & Wine in 2017, and since then have been working to renovate and revamp several of these locations.

Speaking of revamping, George’s at Alys Beach just completed a window-filled addition to their location.

“It gives us better ability to give our guests better temperature conditions, but still have access to outside air if the weather is appropriate,” Christy said.

La Cocina features unique takes on classic Latin dishes, each made from scratch.

Recipe for success

What contributes to their success in setting Spell Restaurant Group apart?

“We are a father-daughter team who treats our team members as well as our guests: like family. We are blessed to work with so much talent and love watching them grow and learn every day,” she admitted. “It’s important to us to listen and learn from our team as well and give them the best tools we can for them to do their jobs well.”

With each restaurant having its own menu, atmosphere and vibe, the Spells know not only the value of putting the right people in charge of each, but also assuring that the teams share a similar work ethic, love of the food, and appreciation for the guests.

The Spells have continued to build each restaurant to greatness because they live by a very simple motto.

“People make the difference,” Christy said. “We are very proud of the unique and diverse staffs who work with us, and they are truly what makes each of our restaurants special. By hiring good people who care about the food they prepare and the service they provide, we know that visitors to and locals of 30A will leave our restaurants happy. We also sell fun and strive to give our guests a unique experience every time they walk into one of our restaurants.”

Meet the restaurants

Each of the Spell Group restaurants delivers its own flavor and personality. La Cocina is described as a “Latin-inspired restaurant with a coastal twist” and features unique takes on classic Latin dishes, each made from scratch using fresh ingredients, many locally sourced when available. Christy recommends the Ribeye Asado (barrel cut ribeye, red chimichurri, green chili whipped potatoes, cotija cheese, and roasted baby carrots).

George’s at Alys Beach has been well-loved in the area since opening its doors, and their dishes fall into two categories: Behave and Misbehave, meaning there is something for the organic, health-conscious diner as well as the diner looking for traditional beach food in all its fried glory.

La Crema Tapas & Chocolate in Rosemary Beach offers a truly unique experience, with a focus on not only delectable entrees like Christy’s favorite, the Seafood Paella (lobster tail, shrimp, scallops, mussels, red onion, piquillo peppers, and chorizo with saffron rice), but also on exquisite chocolate experiences and flavorful desserts, as well as an extensive wine menu. What’s not to love?

Then, for the earlier riser and breakfast lovers, Grits and Grind in Seacrest Beach packs a powerful morning punch with sumptuous choices like “The Next Morning Benedict,” a biscuit with chopped sausage and gravy, topped with two over medium eggs, hollandaise, diced tomato and green onion.

Finally, Edward’s Fine Food & Wine in Rosemary Beach sets the scene for a memorable night out with the unbeatable partnership of a “vibrant and entertaining setting” and a killer menu. Christy’s favorite, Snake River Braised Pork Shank features a sorghum-mustard glaze, butternut squash puree, and bacon braised kale. The rest of the colorful, mouthwatering menu makes clear why every table at Edward’s is typically taken.

The Spells have clearly mastered the art of the dish, providing one-of-a-kind dining experiences that keep their patrons coming back again and again.

To find out more about the Spell Restaurant Group and any of their establishments, visit spellrestaurantgroup.com.

March 12 2020

Live from South Walton it’s Thursday Night! (at North Beach Tortilla Co.)

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NBTC cranks up new music night in South Walton for TNL

There’s a new, fun beach party night in town and North Beach Tortilla Co. is the host! Every Thursday night from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m., NBTC will welcome new artists to the beach to play live music for TNL (Thursday Night Live). Bring the whole family to hang on the beach, play beach games and enjoy great food and drinks.

March line up:

Catalyst Duo – March 19

Casey Kearney – March 26

North Beach Tortilla Co. sits at the foot of the Clyde B. Wells (Highway 331) Bridge across from The Bay Restaurant in South Walton. The menu is a mix of Spanish, Southwestern, and Florida cuisine – with a strong emphasis on fresh, made-from-scratch food.

March 10 2020

On the avenue: 30Avenue

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Village lifestyle center offers dining, shopping and entertainment

March 11, 2020
By Liesel Schmidt

INLET BEACH – Synonymous with sophistication and coastal-casual luxury, the communities of 30A are a draw for anyone looking for a place where they can relax, unwind, and get a taste of the good life. In true form, 30Avenue evokes a sense of that lifestyle, offering professional offices, unique boutique retail shops, and – of course – exceptional dining in one venue, conveniently located within walking distance of Rosemary, Seacrest, and Alys Beach.

From casual lunch fare and decadent desserts to upscale fine dining, the cuisine opportunities at 30Avenue are varied and appeal to a wide range of tastes. Whether you’re craving a sumptuous steak with a dry cabernet or an indulgent sundae loaded with everything imaginable, this is your dream destination.

30A Burger

Known and loved for serving juicy, handcrafted burgers served on potato rolls and topped with fresh produce, crispy-crunchy fried chicken, hand-battered onion rings; classic milkshakes; and even a pet-friendly “Dawg Menu,” 30A Burger is the perfect place to come for fun eats in a relaxed, vibrant atmosphere. Open daily from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Located at 12805 U.S. Hwy 98 E, Suite E101, Inlet Beach. Does not accept reservations. For more information, call 850-909-0600 or visit www.30aburger.com.

amici 30A Italian Kitchen

Promising “Friends, Family, and Full Bellies,” amici 30A Italian Kitchen specializes in creating authentic Neapolitan pizzas made in their imported Marsal pizza oven, resulting in a crispier, brick oven-style crust. A true family affair run by the Corchis family, the restaurant is a passion project that presents a large serving of love with every item on the menu, from the shareable small plates to the handmade fresh pastas and monthly-featured local farmer selection. Open daily from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Located at 12805 U.S. Hwy 98 E, Suite R101, Inlet Beach. Does not accept reservations. For more information, call 850-909-0555 or visit www.amici30A.com.

amigos 30A Mexican Kitchen

Continuing their philosophy of offering “Friends, Family, and Full Bellies,” that has made amici 30A Italian Kitchen such a success, the Corchis family has taken their love of authentic ethnic cuisine to create amigos 30A Mexican Kitchen. Specializing in all things fresh, delicious, and flavorful, the restaurant offers a stunning array of south-of-the-border-inspired dishes with a clear focus on quality. From their housemade guacamole to their handmade flour tortillas, no detail is overlooked, and their passion for excellence shines through in every bite. Open daily from 3 to 11 p.m. Located at 12805 U.S. Hwy 98 E, Suite Q101, Inlet Beach. Does not accept reservations. For more information, call 850-909-0555.

Barbacoa Mexican Grill

Offering a fresh take on Mexican food, Barbacoa Mexican Grill features a menu of tacos, burritos, nachos, salads, and bowls filled with fresh, quality produce and meats that promise to leave you feeling satisfied. Choose from their signatures or build your own, selecting from meats like tender, spicy barbacoa-style pork or beef and juicy marinated grilled chicken or sirloin and a variety of fresh toppings. Need a vegetarian or gluten-free option? They have you covered – and smothered – should you choose to go that route. Open Monday to Saturday from 11 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.; Sunday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Located at 12805 U.S. Hwy 98 E, Suite T101, Inlet Beach. Does not accept reservations. For more information, call 850-909-0123 or visit www.eatbarbacoa.com.

Cuvee 30A

When it comes to casual fine dining with a clear focus on coastal cuisine, Cuvee 30A offers everything one would hope to find, from a world-class, award-winning wine list to a menu of dishes created by a chef whose attention to detail and talent have garnered the highly coveted Distinguished Restaurants of North America Award. The passion project of Chef Tim Creehan, Cuvee 30A is a stunning venue that features such signature dishes as Amy Grant’s Seared Rare Tuna and Vince Gill’s Pecan Crusted Grouper. The restaurant was voted Best Happy Hour by “Best of the Emerald Coast” and features great live music. Open Monday to Thursday 5 to 9:30 p.m.; Friday to Saturday 5 to 10 p.m. Located at 12805 U.S. Hwy 98 E, Suite D101, Inlet Beach. Reservations accepted. For more information, call 850-909-0111 or visit www.cuvee30a.com.

Decadent Coffee and Dessert Bar

The saying “Life is short, eat dessert first” certainly applies at Decadent, where they open early to serve a fresh assortment of breakfast pastries and fluffy waffles as well as a wide variety of indulgent confections. Sweets range from their small-batch gelatos to donuts, cakes, cookies, brownies, and pies – all made from scratch each day by their talented pastry chefs and bakers. Perfect for pairing with their treats or great on their own are their special roast signature coffees, their decadent drinking chocolates, and their fresh smoothies. Whether you crave a slice of creamy cheesecake or a pillowy glazed donut to accompany your cup of joe, Decadent has the perfect way to indulge, in an atmosphere that’s fun and fresh. Open daily 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Located at 12805 US Hwy 98 E, Suite I101, Inlet Beach. Does not accept reservations. For more information, call 850-641-0455 or visit www.decadentdessertbar.com.

Freshii

Quinoa, chia, Greek yogurt, kale … all the power players are on the lineup at Freshii, where their main focus is creating beautiful food that fuels you in the most healthy way. Make no mistake, however, there’s nothing boring about the menu here. From eye-opening breakfast options and tasty wraps filled to bursting with bright, crisp produce and proteins like beans, eggs, and high-quality meats to flavorful soups, smoothies, and even frozen yogurt, everything offers clear proof that healthy food can be satisfying, fun, and absolutely delicious. Open daily 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Located at 12805 U.S. Hwy 98 E, Suite H101, Inlet Beach. Does not accept reservations. For more information, call 850-213-2313 or visit www.freshii.com.

Goatfeathers Seafood Market

For anyone looking for fresh-off-the-dock seafood or a casual place to eat great food made with quality ingredients and a whole lot of love, you can’t get better than Goatfeathers Seafood Market. Part of a family of restaurants that have been serving the area for more than 30 years, the 30Avenue location offers an array of freshly caught fish and seafood ready to purchase. Also featured is a café area with a menu of beautifully created items that showcase the versatility of coastally inspired cuisine, from crisp crab cakes and crunchy-fried seafood baskets to cool, refreshing poke bowls. Open Sunday to Wednesday 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Thursday to Saturday 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Located at 12805 U.S. Hwy 98 E, Suite O101, Inlet Beach. Does not accept reservations. For more information, call 850-909-0090 or visit www.goatfeathers30avenue.com.

Marble Slab Creamery and Great American Cookie

Cookies and brownies and ice cream, oh my! What could be better than finding the delicious cookies, brownies, and “Doozies” so famous to Great American Cookie in the same location as the creamy, decadent offerings of Marble Slab Creamery? After all, the two are so complimentary, and whether you love your ice cream with every mix-in imaginable or just pure and unadulterated, pairing it with a freshly-baked cookie or brownie is nothing short of a match made in heaven. Bliss in one bite? You might just have your mouth too full to answer, but the answer is probably a resounding yes. Open Monday to Thursday 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Friday to Saturday 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Located at 12805 U.S. Hwy 98 E, Suite R102, Inlet Beach. Does not accept reservations. For more information, call 850-909-0405 or visit www.facebook.com/30acookiesandcream/