Nanbu Noodle Bar

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…

Located steps away from Grayton Beach’s thriving art and culinary scene, Chanticleer Eatery is tucked away off the main thoroughfares. Stop in this casual café for artistically piled-high sandwiches, fresh salads and an ever-changing soup of the day. In the evening, Chanticleer offers an impressive dinner menu that includes hearty… Read more…

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.

As the owners are fond of saying, “With a name like Stinky’s, it better be good.” Stinky’s Fish Camp utilizes fresh ingredients and local seafood to create classic Creole dishes and offers a full wine list to complement the menu.

Donut Hut is serving up fresh donuts and coffee to locals and beachgoers in Seagrove next to Goatfeathers Seafood Market. Try a specialty topping like bacon or ganache.

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

The Old Florida Fish House is a casual dining restaurant located in the heart of 30A. Locals know it as a hot spot for sushi and live music. There’s also a game room for the kids.

Don Pedro’s serves authentic Mexican cuisine for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, along with American classics.