Sweet Henrietta’s Treats

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…

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