VKI Japanese Steakhouse and Sushi Bar

Basmati’s specializes in fresh sushi and seafood. The restaurant overlooks Draper Lake and has been featured in Southern Living and The New York Times. Diners can enjoy their meal on the candle-lit screen porch.

Baking since 1994, Blue Mountain Bakery (formerly La Loba’s) offers a variety of cinnamon rolls, scones, brownies, muffins, cookies, granola, quiche, locally roasted organic coffee, burritos, wraps, beans

Nothing fancy just the way you want it. Even though our prices are not the same our quality is still there. Black Angus Beef Steak, Fresh Fish cut from our Market, and Homemade Sauces and Soups. The only thing we have not done is disappoint you. We look forward to… Read more…

La Chalupita is known for its authentic Mexican cuisine and also doubles as a market.

Chef-owned and operated, this small contemporary trattoria offers a variety of options including calamari and pan-seared sea scallops, Caesar and arugula salads, angel hair pasta with pan-seared shrimp, or three meat Bolognese. Entrees feature selections such as grouper Nicoise or roasted eggplant lasagna

Part cooking school, part catering business, and part private event space, Roux 30A is hidden away in an office complex. With an ever-changing menu, guests can enjoy Indian, Cuban, Ethiopian, Italian, and Israeli-inspired menus plus many more. Roux 30A considers its style “Seaside-Inspired Modern Cuisine.”

Southern specialties come with a twist at this warm spot that gives classic recipes a modern spin.

Black Bear Bread Co. is a neighborhood bakery, coffee shop, and all-day seasonal café created by chef/proprietor Phil McDonald and proprietor Dave Rauschkolb. The eatery features fresh-baked bread and pastries, as well as coffee from Stumptown Coffee Roasters.