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In-Room Concierge
paradise awaits
daytona beach, daytona beach shores,
deland, ormond beach, new smyrna beach
Resort Property: Please Do Not Remove
WELCOME
VISITOR INFORMATION
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MAP
a quick guide to get around
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WELCOME TO PARADISE
enjoy our luxurious beaches,
relax with friends and family
ACTIVITIES
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RECREATION AND ATTRACTIONS
explore nature, play golf, go fishing or
take a tour
CALENDAR of EVENTS
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ANNUAL FESTIVALS
music, art & seafood
SHOPPING
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SHOPPING PASSION AWAITS EVERYONE
bring home a special, “wish you were here”
HISTORIC DOWNTOWN
DAYTONA BEACH
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MORE THAN 50 SHOPS, RESTAURANTS
AND ATTRACTIONS on the riverfront
DISCOVER DELAND
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NEW SMYRNA BEACH
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EXPLORE NEW SMYRNA BEACH,
with its old Florida charm
DINING
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THE BEST EATS & MENUS
from elegant to casual
ST. AUGUSTINE DAY TRIP
VISIT THE OLD CITY a short drive north
along the ocean on A1A Scenic Highway
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MAP
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ACTIVITIES
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
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SHOPPING
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DINING
Publisher & Editor: Deb Smith
Contributing Editor: Georgia Brown
Marketing Executive: Joetta Raylots
Art Director: Nieves Jenkins
Graphic Designer & Web Design: Jon Schiller
Web Manager: Andrea Ehmann
AAM & Web Content: Sherry Williams
For advertising information,
Joetta Raylots ph: 386-873-4424 f: 800-746-1135
Email: Joetta@SEECoastalMedia.com
VISIT WEST VOLUSIA
shopping, dining and things to explore
Featured art on this cover: “Ocean Scavenger” and the Daytona area art provided by Beau Wild Beau Wild
St. Augustine area art by Joe Taylor,
“The Loop in Ormond Beach” Artist: Beau Wild
daytona beach, daytona beach shores, deland,
ormond beach and new smyrna beach area ...
“Splashin’ ” Artist: Beau Wild
for the daytona beach area
Transportation
Fishing
AMTRAK:
800-USA-RAIL (872-7245)
GREYHOUND:
800-231-2222
DAYTONA-ORLANDO
TRANSIT:
386-257-5411
DELTA:
800-221-1212
YELLOW CAB:
386-255-5555
DAYTONA INT’L AIRPORT 386-248-8069
FISHING LICENSES:
Hospitals
BERT FISH MEDICAL NEW SMYRNA BEACH
386-424-5000
FLORIDA HOSPITAL - DAYTONA BEACH
386-676-6000
FLORIDA HOSPITAL - ORMOND BEACH
386-231-6000
HALIFAX HEALTH MEDICAL CENTER DAYTONA BEACH
386-254-4000
Beaches
BEACH SAFETY
DIVISION:
386-239-SURF (7873)
Fees for beach access and availability of night
parking vary. Passes may be purchased at
beach access ramps.
Handicapped Services
Surfchairs: Beach Patrol Officers or lifeguards
will provide beach wheelchairs at no charge
at several area beach accesses.
DAYTONA BEACH
BEACH SAFETY DIVISION: 386-239-7873
MAIN STATION:
386-239-6484
NEW SMYRNA BEACH:
386-424-2345
Lost/stolen credit cards
AMERICAN EXPRESS:
DISCOVER CARD:
MASTERCARD:
VISA:
800-528-4800
800-347-2683
800-622-7747
800-847-2911
Movie Theaters
CINEMATIQUE OF DAYTONA:
386-252-3118
REGAL ORMOND BEACH CINEMA 12:
(Ormond Towne Square)
386-673-7828
PARAGON OCEAN WALK 10 386-238-5252
BEACON 12 THEATRES,
New Smyrna Beach
386-428-8484
888-347-4356
Police
EMERGENCY:
DAYTONA BEACH:
ORMOND BEACH:
DAYTONA BEACH SHORES:
FLAGLER CO. SHERIFF:
NEW SMYRNA BEACH:
VOLUSIA CO. SHERIFF:
911
386-671-5100
386-677-0731
386-322-5033
386-437-4116
386-424-2000
386-736-5999
Beachside Post Offices
ORMOND BEACH: 55 E. GRANADA BLVD.
DAYTONA BEACH: 19 N. ATLANTIC AVE.
DAYTONA BEACH SHORES: 2136 S. A1A
NEW SMYRNA BEACH: 405 FLAGLER AVE.
Time/Weather 386-252-8000
Visitor Information
Beau Wild is a passionate artist with
a career that has taken unexpected twists
and turns. In her latest artistic endeavor,
her abstract paintings tell a story based on
emotion and intuition.
For more information on what to see and do
in Daytona Beach, Ormond and New Smyrna
Beach Area, pick up a copy of SEE Daytona
Beach Insider’s Guide in this hotel or go to
www.SEE-DaytonaBeach.com.
“Abstracted images tell a greater
story than representational ones, and
when I move from figurative work to total
abstraction, I feel myself letting out a full
breath,” said Wild.
Where to Swim and Surf
During the majority of her artistic
career, she created figurative work that
gained her notoriety and reward.
Swim in the ocean or in pools. Many lakes, rivers
and ponds in the area are unsuitable. Ponce
Inlet, Daytona Beach and Ormond Beach have
separate ordinances regarding surfing. Phone
local police departments for appropriate surf
areas and times.
The In-Room Concierge Daytona Beach
is published by SEE Coastal Media, LLC. P.O.
Box 1924, Daytona Beach, Fl. 32115, 1-800557-2641. Content and Ads created for In-Room
Concierge are the property of SEE Coastal Media,
LLC and may not be reproduced. Copyright
2012©. Reproduction in whole or in part is
prohibited without written
permission of the publisher.
Please enjoy this In-Room Concierge and leave
in room. If you would like to purchase the book
for $18.95, please inquire at the front desk.
Photo credits: Shutterstock
Wild is a native Floridian. She
graduated from Tufts University and later
attended The School of the Museum of
Fine Arts, both in Boston, Massachusetts.
She returned to Florida in 1983 after 22
years in New England. Since then, she
has shown her work widely in Florida
museums and galleries including the
Museum of Florida Art, Florida Museum
for Women Artists, Foosaner Art Museum,
Tampa’s Museum of Science and Industry
and the Ormond Memorial Art Museum.
Her work is included in corporate and
private collections and can also be seen at
The Hub on Canal in New Smyrna Beach
where she has a studio.
Additional information is available at
her website:
www.BeauWild.com
www.SEE-DaytonaBeach.com
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“Beach Safety” Artist: Beau Wild
Daytona’s Favorite
Waterfront Restaurant
and Bar
Experience our new menu selections and
refreshing specialty drinks.
• Entertainment Nightly
• Great Food and Boat Drinks
• Indoor and Outdoor Seating
• Free Valet Parking
Open 7 Days a Week
721 Ballough Road • Daytona Beach
386-523-3000
CaribbeanJacks.com
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Florida Shores
El Portal Av
Daytona
Beach
Shores
Simpson St
Demotte Av
Emilia Av
Sunglow
Fishing Pier
Marcelle
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Atlantic Center
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Inlet Harbor Dr
Front St
Inlet
Harbor
Marina
Daytona
Beach
Ponce Inlet
Lighthouse
Lighthouse Dr.
Marine Science
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Lighthouse
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Oceanfront
Park &
Clocktower
Plaza
S Ocean Av
S Atlantic Ave
S Coates St
S Wild Olive Av
S Oleander Av
S Hollywood Ave
S Halifax Av
S Peninsula Dr
Blvd.
N. Ocean Av
N Wild Olive Av
A1A
Main St
peedway
Band Shell
Glenview Blvd
Botefuhr Av
Herbert St
421
Taylor Rd
Ocean Walk
Shoppes
Earl St
Ocean
Center
Peabody
Auditorium
Gamble
Place
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Wilder
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Riverview Blvd
Halifax
Harbor
Marina
Sunshine
Park Mall
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University Blvd
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South Bethune
Daytona Point
Park
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Zelda Blvd
Silver Beach
Bridge
Daytona Beach
Golf Course
Beville Rd
Pelican
Bay
Atlan
N Atlantic Av
N Grandview Av
N Peninsula Dr
N Halifax Av
Halifax River
E. Int'l S
Butler Blvd
Ora St
Parking
Garage
Auditorium Blvd
Main St Bridge
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N Oleander Av
Oakridge Blvd
Exit
260B
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Seabreeze Blvd
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To Orlando,
DeLand,
& Sanford
Airports
Daytona
Beach Int'l
Airport
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Tarragona
Arch
Orange Av
Tuscawilla
Park
Art
Museum
League
of Arts
& Sciences
Bellevue Av
Embry
Riddle
Bellevue Av Ext
Exit
260A
Williams Av
S Atlantic Av
Silver Beach Bri
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Cardinal Dr
Harvard Dr
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Mason Av Seab
Oakridge
Bethune
College,
Cookman
Theater
Fairview
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University
Museum
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Mary McLeod Blvd
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Halifax
Medical
Center
Florida Hospital
Oceanside
A1A
Bellair
Plaza
4 miles
Holly
Hill
Mary Mcleod
Bethune
Performing Arts
Center
Volusia
Mall Dunn Av
Daytona Int’l
Speedway
Tours
Tomoka Farms Rd
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Magnolia Av
Halifax
Historical
Museum
S Beach St
Palmetto Ave
Riverfront
Park
Orange Ave
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Halifax Av
Bay St
S Ridgewood Ave
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Halifax River
3rd Ave
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Municipal
Stadium
Blvd
McLeod Blvd
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LPGA
1
LPGA Blvd
Columbia
Medical
CenterDaytona
Josie Rodgers
House
Manatee
Island
5A
Flomich St
1
E. Granada Blvd
Atlantic Av
Mullally St
USTA
Florid
HQ.
Hand
Square
Shops
Ormond
Bridge
Beach St.
Fairview Ave
N Beach St
Mary
Main St Bridge
Exit
265
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N Ridgewood Ave
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Clyde
Morris Blvd
Downtown Daytona Beach
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No Beach Driving
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Fleming Ave
Florida
Hospital/
Memorial
Medical
Center
N Nova Rd
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Ormond
Beach
Ormond
Towne
Square
Beach Wheels
Beach Restroom
Scenic Drive
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Speedway
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N Beach St Ridgewood Av
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“Beach Walkers at Dawn” Artist: Beau Wild
daytona beach,
daytona beach shores, deland, ormond beach,
& new smyrna beach
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Welcome to one of America’s favorite playgrounds,
23 miles of hard-packed golden sand beaches, and a
destination known for motorsports and attractions for
concerts and performing arts events occur throughout
the year at local venues.
If you came to escape a hectic lifestyle, we can
every age. Take a look through these pages at all there
recommend Tomoka State Park where you can
is to do and make this your best vacation yet.
spot wild dolphins in the Intracoastal and Blue
Inside this guide to Daytona Beach, Ormond Beach,
Spring State Park where gentle manatees gather in
Daytona Beach Shores, New Smyrna Beach, Ponce Inlet
clear spring waters. Get in touch with nature and
and beyond, we’ve included some suggestions for our
paddle a pristine creek or explore the ruins of an
favorite things to do at museums, historic landmarks
old British plantation surrounded by ancient oak
and some places that you may not have heard about.
trees for a nature-made escape.
After you work on your tan and relax around the
The first visitors came to watch auto and
pool, this could be the year you learn paddle boarding
motorcycle races on the hard packed sand beach,
on calm waters, play golf on a championship course or
but today we welcome one and all to leave
take a cruise on the Intracoastal.
your cares behind and enjoy all the entertaining
We have museums with prehistoric animal
skeletons, collections of surfing, art, photography and
racing memorabilia. For your entertainment, live music
diversions we offer.
We hope you take home the best souvenir we can
think of—unforgettable memories of good times.
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activities
in the daytona beach area
International Speedway is fascinating for its historic
autos and memorabilia. For awesome thrills, get behind
the wheel and take a spin around a go-kart track.
For curiosity’s sake, learn about our history at the
Halifax Museum, tour our historic homes and visit the
special museums featuring art, science,
and photography.
Climb to the top of the Ponce Inlet Lighthouse,
Florida’s tallest lighthouse measuring 175 feet, to
enjoy a bird’s eye view of pristine beaches and coastal
preserves. For a closer look at sea turtles plus the thrill
of touching a live stingray, visit the Marine Science
Center for interactive fun everyone will enjoy.
More than 25 golf courses are within a half hour of
the beach and your hotel can usually arrange starting
times for you. Both courses at LPGA International
are highly rated for their playability and exceptional
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“Moving Fast” Artist: Beau Wild
natural settings. And if your swing needs work, take a
workshop at one of the world famous links designed by
legends of the sport.
Fishing along the Halifax River is a great family
There are many ways to have fun on “The
experience whether you rent a boat at a marina or fish
World’s Most Famous Beach,” starting with a walk
from a pier. For those who enjoy challenging offshore
or a bicycle ride along the beach in the morning for a
fishing, deep sea charters for yellowfin tuna and marlin
great feeling of well-being that will last all day.
are available at Ponce Inlet.
When you’re ready to get out there and see the
Sun-soaked days on the beach and the nighttime
sights in the Daytona Beach area, we encourage
happening scene make great photos, so bring your
you to mix it up a bit. A tour of the Daytona
camera to capture those vacation memories!
Located at the
Hawaiian Inn
Reservations Suggested
386.255.5411 ext. 186 • MyOhanaLuau.com
2301 S. Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach, 32118
Parasail Rides
Eco Tours Kayaks Fishing Banana Boat
386.405.3445
Sailboat • Paddleboards • Private Charter Boat • Wake Boarding
www.PonceInletWatersports.com
Across From The Lighthouse
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Daytona International Speedway Tours
Venture behind-the-scenes and discover what makes
Daytona International Speedway the World Center of
Racing. Choose the 60-minute All Access Tour or the
30-minute Speedway Tour. Open daily from 9 a.m.
to 5 p.m., with tours departing from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
1801 W. Int’l Speedway Blvd. Daytona Beach,
877-306-7223,
www.DaytonaInternationalSpeedway.com/tours.
Halifax Health – Center for Plastic &
Cosmetic Surgery
Center for Plastic & Cosmetic Surgery is here for
your surgical or non-surgical plastic, cosmetic or
reconstructive needs. You will benefit from the
resources of the largest hospital in East Central Florida
giving you access to a wide variety of medical experts,
sophisticated medical technology and a caring
experienced staff to support you no matter what
procedure you are here for.
311 N Clyde Morris Blvd, Suite 500 Daytona Beach,
386-238-2244, HalifaxHealth.org/cosmetic. See ad on d9.
Inland Fishing Charters
For inshore salt water fishing or backwater guide
service, fish with Captain John Frazier, US Coast Guard
licensed. Choose a full or half day charter, bait/tackle
provided & no license required. Families welcome! For
pricing please visit their website!
386-527-6561, www.InlandFishingCharter.com.
See ad on page d12.
LPGA International
Two challenging 18-hole courses Champions, by Rees
Jones, at 7,088 yards is challenging and enjoyable for
all skill levels. Legends, by Arthur Hills, at 6,984 yards,
requires players to use their mind over their muscles.
The practice facility is 57,000 sq.ft. surface area of
natural turf and 10 target greens.
1000 Champions Dr., Daytona Beach, 386-274-5742,
www.LPGAInternational.com.
See ad on inside front cover.
Marine Science Center
“An environmental odyssey.” Offers stingray touch pool,
exhibit gallery, bird observation tower, nature trails,
aquariums and the rehabilitation of sea birds and turtles.
Open Tue.-Sat. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.; Sun. Noon – 4 p.m.
100 Lighthouse Dr., Ponce Inlet, 386-304-5545,
www.MarineScienceCenter.com.
See ad on page d9.
Ohana Luau
Enjoy the sights and sounds of the Islands as they
come alive! Daytona’s Only Dinner Show Spectacular.
Family fun show is suitable for all ages! Become part
of the excitement on stage as you learn traditional
island dances. All-you-can-eat Tropical Feast will satisfy
both your appetite and your budget. Come feel the
warm hospitality of the island and make memories
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ALL Year
Fun, Events
& Shows!
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Exit 118A
www.VolusiaCountyFair.com
Jeff
fffrey DeMercurio, MD
311 N. Clyde Morris Blvd., Suite 500
Daytona Beach, FL 32114
386.238.2244
Offering the services listed below and much more.
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Visit halifaxhealth.org/cosmetic to sign up
for a consultation and view our specials.
0811-1499
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calendar of events
Editor’s note: Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this information. However, as all dates and times are subject to
change without notice, we recommend you call ahead to verify dates and times. Call ahead to verify dates, prices and times.
ONGOING
9-11: Daytona Beach Film Festival
Every Thursday 8 a.m. - 1 p.m.:
Ormond Beach Farmers Market
Beach Street, Daytona Beach,
386-252-3118, www.DBFF.org
Rockefeller Gardens at the Casements, 16-18: Daytona Symphony Society
25 Riverside Dr., Ormond Beach,
presents: Beethoven Weekend
www.OrmondBeachFarmersMarket.com Peabody Auditorium, Daytona Beach,
4th Friday’s In Artisan Alley: 6 - 9 p.m. 386-253-2901, www.DBSS.org
sponsored by NEST, DeLand
DeLand, 386-740-7777,
www.DelandArtWalk.com
1st Saturday Art Stroll:
10 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Downtown Art District, New Smyrna
Beach, 386-427-2903,
www.Clay-Gallery.com,
4th Saturday Art/Wine Walk on
Flagler: 10 a.m. - 7 p.m.:
Flagler Ave., New Smyrna Beach,
386-428-1770
OCTOBER 2012
1: Chubby Checker
at the Athens Theatre
17-18: RiverFest and Music Festival
Rockefeller Gardens, Ormond Beach,
386-451-2138, www.OrmondRiverfest.com
17-18: Fall Festival of the Arts
Downtown DeLand, 386-738-5705,
www.DeLandFallFestival.com
20: The Christmas Music of Manheim
Steamroller
7 p.m. Peabody Auditorium,
Daytona Beach, 386-671-3462,
www.BroadwayInDaytonaBeach.com
22-25: Daytona Turkey Run
8 a.m. - 4 p.m., Daytona International
Speedway, 386-767-9070,
www.TurkeyRun.com
7:30 p.m. The Athens Theatre, DeLand,
386-736-1510, www.AthensDeland.com
DECEMBER 2012
18-21: Biketoberfest
6-10 p.m., Hilton Oceanfront Resort,
Daytona Beach, 386-274-4703
www.HalifaxHumaneSociety.org
®
Daytona Beach area-wide,
800-854-1234, 386-255-0415,
www.Biketoberfest.com
22: Martha Speaks Children’s Show
10 a.m., Peabody Auditorium,
www.PeabodyAuditorium.org
1: 3rd Annual Fur Ball Gala
1: Christmas Parade & Tree Lighting
6 p.m., Kenneth W. Parker Amphitheater,
2001 City Center Circle, 386- 506-5851,
www.Port-Orange.org
7: Movies on the Halifax:
26-28: Daytona Beach Dream Cruise Beethoven’s Christmas Adventure
Daytona Beach area-wide,
386-672-1861,
www.DaytonaBeachDreamCruise.com
NOVEMBER 2012
1-11: Volusia County Fair
& Youth Show
Hours vary, Volusia County Fairgrounds,
DeLand, 386-734-9514,
www.VolusiaCountyFair.com
3-4: Halifax Art Festival
Historic Downtown Beach Street,
info@halifaxartfestival.com,
www.HalifaxArtFestival.com
8-11: 36th Annual Greek Festival
Rockefeller Gardens, Ormond Beach,
386-676-3216, www.OrmondBeach.org
9: Santa Hustle Half Marathon & 5K
9 a.m., Ocean Center, Daytona Beach,
866-536-8477, www.OceanCenter.com
27: Holiday Program
10 a.m. - 2 p.m., Ponce Inlet Lighthouse,
386-761-1821, www.PonceInlet.org
28: Sunset/Moonrise Lighthouse Climb
4:30 p.m., Ponce Inlet Lighthouse,
Reservations Required, 386-761-1821,
www.PonceInlet.org
JANUARY 2013
10: The State Theatre of RussiaCinderella
Thurs - Sat, St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox 7:30 p.m., Flagler Auditorium,
5500 East Hwy. 100, Palm Coast,
Church, Daytona Beach, 386-252-6012,
386-437-7547, www.FlaglerAuditorium.org
www.StDemetriosDaytona.org
11-13: State Cheer & Dance
Championships
Ocean Center, Daytona Beach,
20: Elvis Lives
7:30 p.m., Peabody Auditorium,
25: Barber of Seville
7 p.m., Peabody Auditorium,
25-27: Daytona Beach Symphony
Society Winterfest
Various events and times, area-wide,
386-253-2901, www.DBSS.org
26-27: Rolex 24 at Daytona
Various events and times, Daytona
International Speedway, 1-800-PITSHOP,
www.DaytonaInternational
Speedway.com
28-29: IMAGES - A Festival of the Arts
Riverside Park, New Smyrna Beach,
386-423-4733, www.ImagesArtFestival.org
TBA: Orange City Blue Springs
Manatee Festival
Orange City, 386-775-9224,
www.TheManateeFestival.com
FEBRUARY 2013
2: Buckler’s Craft Fair
Volusia County Fairgrounds, DeLand,
386-860-0092, www.BucklerCraftFair.com
15: Daytona Beach Symphony Society
presents: Vienna Boys Choir
7 p.m., Peabody Auditorium, Daytona
Beach, 386-253-2901, www.DBSS.org
17: Women of Ireland- National Tour
3 p.m., Flagler Auditorium,
5500 East Hwy. 100, Palm Coast,
386-437-7547, www.FlaglerAuditorium.org
24: Daytona 500
Daytona International Speedway,
1-800-PIT-SHOP, wwwDaytonaInternational
Speedway.com
MARCH 2013
2: Romeo and Juliet Ballet
7 p.m., Peabody Auditorium, Daytona
Beach, 386-253-2901, www.DBSS.org
8-17: Bike Week, 71st Anniversary
Area-wide, 386-255-0415,
www.OfficialBikeWeek.com
9: Daytona Supercross
1-800-PITSHOP, wwwDaytonaInternational
Speedway.com
9-10: Spring Break Nationals
16: Daytona 200
1-800-PITSHOP, wwwDaytonaInternational
Speedway.com
18-31: Spring Break
23-24: DeLand Outdoor Art Festival
Sat. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Sun. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.,
Earl Brown Park, 386-734-3243,
www.DelandOutdoorArtFest.com
30: 46th Annual Run Forrest, Run!
Easter Beach Run.
1 p.m., www.EasterBeachRun.org
30-April 1st: Daytona Spring Turkey Run
Fri-Sat 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. / Sun, 8 a.m. 2 p.m., Daytona International Speedway
Infield, 386-255-7355,
www.DaytonaBeachCarShows.com
31: Easter Beach Mass
7 - 8 a.m., Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic
Church, 386-255-0433
APRIL 2013
JUNE 2013
OCTOBER 2013
7:30 p.m., Peabody Auditorium,
386-671-3460,
www.PeabodyAuditorium.com
Daytona Beach area wide,
1-800-854-1234, 386-255-0415,
www.Biketoberfest.com
JULY 2013
NOVEMBER 2013
Locations throughout Daytona Beach,
Ormond Beach, DeLand and New
Smyrna Beach
St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church,
6: Coke Zero 400
1-800-PIT-SHOP, www.DaytonaInternational
Speedway.com
Historic Downtown Beach Street,
Daytona Beach, (386) 767-1278,
info@halifaxartfestival.com,
www.HalifaxArtFestival.com
7: Firecracker Four Miler Run/Walk
21:24: Daytona Turkey Run
on the beach behind Breakers’
Oceanfront Park 7:30 a.m.
dbtc@DaytonaBeachTrackClub.org
386-767-9070, www.TurkeyRun.com
20: West Side Story Broadway Show
4: Independence Day celebrations
AUGUST 2013
23-25: Daytona Beach Home &
Garden Show
17-20: Biketoberfest®
TBA: 37th Annual Greek Festival
2-3: Halifax Art Festival
FUTURE EVENTS
Go to www.SEE-DaytonaBeach.com
for the most current EVENT information.
More on pages d23 and d26.
SEPTEMBER 2013
TBA: 13th Annual New Smyrna Beach
Jazz Festival
Flagler Ave, 386-423-9760,
www.NewSmyrnaBeachJazzFestival.com
“Tropical Storm” Artist: Beau Wild
5-7: New Smyrna Beach
Balloon Festival
New Smyrna Beach Airport, US1,
386-424-2199,
www.SeasideBalloonFest.com
5-21: The Sands Theatre presents:
“Cats.” A comedy by Neil Simon.
2:30 p.m (Sundays), 7:30 p.m. (Thur. - Sat.),
386-736-1500, www.AthensDeland.com
11-13: National Cheerleader
Championships
Oceanfront Bandshell, Daytona Beach,
1-800-854-1234, 386-255-0415,
www.NationalSpirit.com
TBA: Port Orange Jazz & Art Fest
Kenneth W. Parker Amphitheater,
386-506-5936, www.LakesideJazz.org
MAY 2013
5: Cinco de Harbor
Inlet Harbor Restaurant, Ponce Inlet,
386-767-5590
TBA: Art of the Automobile
Beach Street, Daytona Beach,
386-255-5922,
www.ArtoftheAutoLifestyle.com
17-18: Gator Nationals World Karate
Championships
386-254-4500
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that will last a lifetime. Reservations
suggested.
Located at Hawaiian Inn Hotel,
2301 S. Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach,
386-255-5411 ext. 186,
www.MyOhanaLuau.com.
See as page d7.
Ponce Inlet Lighthouse &
Museum
This 175-foot lighthouse, the tallest
in Florida, was completed in 1887.
A National Historic Landmark, it is
one of the best-preserved and most
complete light stations in the nation.
Open daily at 10 a.m.
ing. Open Daily, located across from
the Ponce Inlet Lighthouse.
4936 S. Peninsula Drive,
Ponce Inlet, 386-405-3445,
www.PonceInletWatersports.com.
See ad on page d7.
Skyline Parasail
See the World’s Most Famous Beach
from above! They have been flying
passengers since 1998 and safety is
their #1 priority! Boat Rentals & Eco
Tours too! Fun for the whole family,
up to 6 flyers per trip. Photo packages available. Free shuttle, Reserve
Now. USCG Licensed Captains.
4931 S. Peninsula Dr., Ponce Inlet,
386-761-1821, www.PonceInlet.org.
See ad on page d7.
3948 S. Peninsula Drive (located at
Adventure Yacht Harbor Marina),
Wilbur-by-the-Sea, 386-383-6611,
www.SkylineParasail.com.
See ad on this page.
Ponce Inlet Watersports
Tony Giese Photography
Come Experience the thrill of your life
and parasail above the World’s Most
Famous Beach. Take a 90 minute Eco
Tour along the intracoastal waterway
aboard a shaded boat. Go fishing on
a guided backwater charter. All kinds
of water fun including Paddleboarding; Kayaks; Banana Boats and Sail-
Our culture values creativity, as does
award-winning Photographer Tony
Giese. Capture the image of your
family on the beach with a special
portrait from your vacation. Couples
and babies to Grandparents and
Weddings. Memories to last a lifetime.
Call for appt. M- F 8 a.m. - 6 p.m.,
SKYLINE PARASAIL
Ph 386-788-3999, Cell- 386-290-0976,
www.TonyGiese.com.
See ad on inside back cover.
Volusia County Fair &
Expo Center
The Volusia County Fair is here once
per year, but the Volusia County Fair
& Expo Center has events and shows
all year round. Cat shows, dog shows
and hobby shows like coins, trains,
antiques and crafts to name a few.
Check out their schedule online anytime. C’mon over for fun!
3150 E. SR 44, Deland, 386-734-9514,
www.VolusiaCountyFair.com.
See ad on page d9.
Votran
Hop on, Votran, Volusia County Public Transit. Votran offers convenient
routes and great rates. Ride all day
with a 1-day $3 pass. Shopping,
dining, sports, and entertainment Votran can get you there. From S.R.
A1A to Beach Street and beyond,
leave the driving to professionals.
Wheelchair accessible. Visit
Votran.org for schedules and routes.
See ad on page d8.
INLAND
FISHING CHARTERS
We've Been Flying since 1998!
INSHORE
SALTWATER FISHING
Beginner to Expert
Let's
Go
Fishing!
For pricing
info, visit
our website!
Red Fish
Sea Trout
Fish the beautiful Mosquito Lagoon
or the Indian River Lagoon
(383) 383-6611 | www.SKYLINEPARASAIL.com
FREE SHUTTLE
386-527-6561
www.InlandFishingCharter.com
FAMILIES WELCOME
US Coast Guard license, Captain John Frazier
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shopping
in the daytona
beach area
The shopping scene in the Daytona
Beach area is bursting with choices for
those who love to shop. Friendly seaside
neighborhoods in the Daytona area offer
the latest in swimwear and casual clothing
in soft hues of sea and sky.
If you’re like most visitors you’ll
quickly slip into the mood for a tropical
makeover with cool, supple fabrics that
are the base of our coastal lifestyle. You’ll
feel like a fashionista in a new pair of
sandals that sparkle or a hat that spells
mystery while it shades your face.
Many boutiques offer fashionable
accessories for that finished look including
“Just One More Minute” Artist: Beau Wild
one-of-a-kind jewelry, belts and cover-ups.
Whether you are looking for a gift or something
special that reminds you of your trip, it’s always
fun to browse galleries stocked with original
market on City Island for the wide choices of goods
and foods.
Everyone will enjoy the free guided tour at Angell
paintings and photography that celebrate the Florida
& Phelps Chocolate Factory, a downtown landmark since
landscape. Handcrafted souvenirs in glass and
1925. Afterward, sink your teeth into creamy chocolates,
ceramics make perfect gifts for friends as well as
munch chocolate covered potato chips and sip gourmet
your home.
coffee at the free tasting.
Strolling along the palm-lined streets in Historic
For surf boards and beach gear, drive south on
Downtown Daytona Beach, you’ll find several
A1A to find stores stocked with all you need for fun at
specialty shops. Visit the Halifax Museum located in
the beach. Just a short drive west you’ll find the malls
an Art Deco Building that’s 125 years old and relax
offering plenty of options and bargains too. Visit the
with a snack at a restaurant with outside tables. On
town of DeLand in West Volusia for a slice of the “real”
Saturdays locals and visitors drop by the farmer’s
Florida, several museums and charming shopping.
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Artsy Abode
Maui Nix
Need your dose of color? Then
Artsy Abode is your place! A haven
of every girl’s favorite accessories
with a fabulous selection of Vera
Bradley, Brighton jewelry and
handbags, Pandora jewelry and so
much more! Definitely the place to
shop while visiting the beach!
Daytona’s largest surf and apparel
shop equips shoppers with everything they need for the beach to
the street with brands such as Quiksilver, Billabong, Volcom, Fox, Hurley, Roxy and O’Neill. Children’s surf
wear. Surfboard rentals. Open daily.
1700 W. International Speedway Blvd.,
www.artsyabode.com.
See ad on back cover.
Joseph Taylor Jewelers
Joseph Taylor
Jewelers
Estate Jewelry - Pre Owned Rolex
526 Seabreeze Blvd., Daytona Beach
(386)-673-8300
“Florida Savanna” Artist: Beau Wild
www.JosephTaylorJewelers.com
Since 1983 Joseph Taylor Jewelers
has been providing the highest
quality jewelry at the most
affordable prices. Featuring Guy
Harvey Fine Jewelry, take home
a little special piece of your
vacation. From estate jewelry to
a pre-owned Rolex, Joseph Taylor
Jewelers has the best quality and
will not be undersold.
526 Seabreeze Blvd.,
www.JosephTaylorJewelers.com.
See ad on page d14.
635 N. Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach,
additional locations in Ocean Walk
Shoppes and Volusia Mall,
386-253-1234. See ad on page d3.
Ocean Club Sportswear
For the best swimwear selection in
town including Guess, Body Glove,
Sauvage, Malibu, Playboy and
more. Ocean Club Sportswear
carries all your vacation needs from
boogie boards, towels and beach
shoes to gifts to take home.
386-253-0105, 712 S. Atlantic Ave.,
2739 N. Atlantic Ave.,
and 2059 S. Atlantic Ave.
See ad on page d15.
Pearls International
Hey Shoppers! Looking for
amazingly affordable keepsakes?
Bring home a little piece of
Daytona with locally made unique
pearl jewelry and destination
gifts! Come see pearls in every
color from around the world. Drop
in soon for chic accessories to
complete your signature look! One
mile north of Dunlawton Bridge on
A1A Open: Mon. - Sat 10 – 7 p.m.
3114 S. Atlantic Avenue (A1A),
Daytona Beach Shores, 386-767-3473,
www.PearlsInternational.com.
See ad on d11.
Volusia Mall/The Pavilion
at Port Orange
Looking for the best in shopping,
dining and entertainment?
Department stores include Belk,
Marshalls/Home Goods at The
Pavilion and Dillard’s, Macys
JCPenney and Sears at Volusia Mall.
Volusia Mall 1700 W. Intl. Speedway
Blvd., Daytona Beach, The Pavilion
5501 S. Williamson Blvd., Port Orange,
www.volusiamall.net or
www.thepavilionatportange.com.
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712 S. Atlantic Ave., Ormond Beach, 386-672-7770
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9am to 11pm
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elightfully different dining,
shopping, entertainment and more
on historic Beach Street.
R I V ER FRON T S HOP S O F D AY TONA . COM
RIVERFRONT
DINING
ANGELL & PHELPS CAFÉ
(386) 257-2677 • AngellandPhelpsCafe.com
BAY STREET SEAFOOD MARKET
(386) 255-8650
DANCING AVOCADO KITCHEN
(386) 947-2022
DON VITO’S
(386) 492-7935 • DonVitosRestaurant.com
IVY LANE BISTRO
(386) 258-7112 • IvyLaneBistro.com
MCK’S TAVERN
(386) 238-3321
MEDITERRANEAN EXPERIENCE
(386) 323-7897
RHOKKOH’S FROZEN YOGURT
(386) 256-4864
RONIN SUSHI & SAKE BAR
(386) 252-6320 • RoninSushiandBar.com
SCUTTLEBUTT’S PUB
The Only Independent
Coffee Shop in Daytona Beach!
Coffee • Cappuccino • Cupcakes
Latte • Muffins • Pastries
Hummus • Turkey Panini
Vegan and Gluten-Free Options
and Much More.
386.310.7817
www.sweetmarlays.com
OPEN: 7-10 Mon-Sat • 1-10 Sun.
214 S. Beach St. • Daytona Beach
(386) 872-2939 • ScuttlebuttsPubRestaurant.com
SIAM SPICE
(386) 252-8792 • SiamSpice.com
SWEET MARLAYS’ COFFEE
(386) 310-7817 • sweetmarlays.com
THE ORIGINAL STAVRO’S PIZZA HOUSE
(386) 258-5041
TIA CORI’S TACOS
(386) 947-4333 • TiaCorisTacos.com
WINDY CITY BAR & GRILL
(386) 248-1400
ZEN BISTRO
(386) 248-0453 • ZenBistroDaytona.com
OTHER DOWNTOWN
RESTAURANTS
CHART HOUSE
(386) 255-9022 • chart-house.com
BLUE GROTTO
(386) 255-6477 • bluegrottodaytona.com
CELLAR RESTAURANT
(386) 258-0011 • thecellarrestaurant.com
DAYTONA DINER
(386) 258-8488 • daytonadiner.com
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NICOLE’S
BEACH STREET
ANTIQUE MALL
Unique Floral Arrangements
for Any Occasion
CINEMA CAFÉ
Have lunch or dinner served
to your table - Including beer, wine,
gourmet coffees and desserts.
386.252.3778
www.cinematique.org
242 S. Beach St. • Daytona Beach
HISTORIC JACKIE ROBINSON
BALLPARK PARKING LOT
105 E. ORANGE AVENUE
Daytona’s Largest
Antique Mall!
With more than 50 dealers and
14,000 square feet of shopping.
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Beautiful bouquets & arrangements
Large inventory of fresh flowers
Silk arrangements
Floral baskets
Weddings
Corporate
Local FTD dealer
386.252.3615
386.252.3033
www.ZahnsFlowers.com
140 N. Beach St. • Daytona Beach
140 W. International Speedway Blvd.
Daytona Beach
www.BeachStreetMall.com
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“Sausalito Café” Artist: Beau Wild
clothing, art work, gift items and
new treasures regularly.
140 N. Beach Street, 386-252-3033,
www.BeachStreetMall.com
Zahn’s Flowers
Since 1927, Zahn’s Flowers has
been a favorite of Daytona
Beach. They have unique floral
arrangements for any occasion
including weddings, and special
occasions. Daytona Beach’s local
FTD Dealer, call them today to
order or go see them when you visit
Downtown Daytona Beach.
140 W. International Speedway Blvd.,
386-252-3615, www.ZahnsFlowers.com
Downtown Farmers’ Market
Come to the Downtown Farmers’
Market on City Island Daytona
Beach. Farmers’ Market is every
Saturday with all kinds of local vegetables, fruits, plants and specialties.
105 E. Orange Avenue, Historic Jackie
Robinson Ballpark Parking Lot
Votran Trolley
Dancing Avocado Kitchen
Located in Historic Downtown Daytona Beach, the Dancing Avocado
Kitchen is a favorite place for Breakfast and Lunch. Enjoy their Juice Bar.
Open Tues-Sat 8 a.m. - 4:05 p.m. Truly
a unique eating experience!
110 S. Beach Street, 386-947-2022
Angell & Phelps
Chocolate Factory
It’s a sweet day at Angell & Phelps
Chocolate Factory. Visit them for
your free tour and sample. Their
chocolate is handmade using the
finest and freshest ingredients. Tours:
10 a.m., 11 a.m., 1 p.m., 2 p.m.,
3 p.m. and 4 pm. Open M-S
9:30 a.m. - 6 p.m.
and pastries, and much more!
Sweet Marlay’s also has Vegan and
Gluten-Free options. Open MonSat 7 a.m. - 10 p.m. and
Sun 1 p.m. - 10 p.m.
214 S. Beach Street 386-310-7817,
www.SweetMarlays.com
Cinematique of Daytona
Theater
Present and recently released
independent and foreign films.
Film festival favorites, Ballet and
Opera in Cinema, cult classic and
local films all showing in digital HD
surround sound. A true cinema
café’, featuring local and national
talent on select nights. LIVE! Improv,
Music, Art Openings and Poetry.
154 S Beach Street, 386-252-6531,
www.AngellandPhelps.com
242 S. Beach Street 386-252-3778 or
386-252-3118, www.Cinematique.org
Sweet Marlay’s
Nicole’s Beach Street
Antique Mall
Sweet Marlay’s is the only independent coffee shop in Daytona
Beach. They specialize in coffees
Specializing in antiques,
collectibles, jewelry, furniture,
Hop on, Votran Volusia County Public
Transit. Votran offers convenient
routes and great rates. Ride all day
with a 1-day $3 pass. Shopping,
dining, sports and entertainmentVotran can get you there. From S.R.
A1A to Beach Street and beyond,
leave the driving to professionals.
Wheelchair accessible. Visit
Votran.org for schedules and rates.
ROAR Motorcycles for
Women
ROAR Motorcycles specializes
in beautiful bikes for women.
ROAR also invites you to visit them
and their friends at Riverfront
Motorcycle Row! ROAR has
gear, accessories, helmets, and
motorcycles for women and even
a men’s department. Come in for
your free signed copy of “Hear My
Roar” book by Kathy Tolleson.
420 N. Beach Street, 386-255-7527,
www.RoarMotorcycles.com
Daytona Cubs
Come watch the Daytona Cubs
at Jackie Robinson Ballpark from
April 4th- September 1st! Fun for the
whole family, and Fireworks
on Saturdays!
105 E. Orange Ave., 386-257-3172,
www.DaytonaCubs.com.
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discover deland
One visit to DeLand and you will know why it’s
one of America’s favorite small towns. Located just 30
minutes from the beach, it is an exciting and diverse
place to visit. From its historic Mainstreet district to
the natural wonders of its many parks and springs, it
offers something for everyone.
DeLand is home to some of the most beautiful
natural springs in the world for swimming and
boating. The 72-degree year round temperatures of
Blue Springs and DeLeon Springs attract hundreds of
manatees in winter, which makes it an ideal spot to
watch these incredible creatures.
Skydivers from around the world find the
weather is perfect for year round skydiving. A cruise
on the St. Johns River, the only river in Florida that
flows north, offers a leisurely way to see Florida`s
natural beauty.
A superb cultural arts center with nine museums
and the newly restored Athens Theater offer continuous shows and exhibitions that can compare to any city.
Often called the Athens of Florida, it has many buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Monthly street fairs and a variety of fine
restaurants and pubs keep the Mainstreet district
bustling. The city hosts hosts a variety of events
including the DeLand Fall Festival of Arts and
monthly DeLand Art Walks where residents come
together for a night of culture, music and fun.
On any day of the year visitors will enjoy a day
spent downtown browsing shops and galleries, dining
at one of the great restaurants, or pausing for a coffee
pick-me-up in one of the specialty coffee shops.
“One Lazy Day Along the River” Artist: Beau Wild
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MAINSTREET
Arts & Culture
DELAND
gallery
Gifts and Fine Art made in the U.S.A.
• Jewelry
• Pottery
• Sculpture
• Paintings
• Chimes
• Flaming Rock
Oil Lamps
Hours:
M-TH 10-6
Fri 10-9,
Sat 10-5
Sun 1-5
• HISTORICAL SITES • OUTDOOR MURALS
• SCULPTURE WALKS • LIVE MUSIC
9 MUSEUMS • GALLERIES • SHOPS • RESTAURANTS
Conveniently located just 30 minutes from the beach
www.MACDeland.com
www.WolfesGallery.com
www.facebook.com/wolfesgallery
Dressed Boutique
Mainstreet Art Committee
108 S. Woodland Blvd., Historic
Downtown DeLand, 386-734-6848,
www.DressedBoutique.com.
See ad on d23
www.MACDeland.com.
See ad on this page
Dressed, is a unique metropolitan
boutique, known for friendly
and helpful customer service,
unique fashion-forward clothing,
accessories, warm inviting
atmosphere, and upscale-feel
without the upscale prices. Now
open in 2 Locations, Deland and
Lake Mary. New items arrive weekly
from NY, Miami & LA.
Ferrell Jewelers
Ferrell Jewelers has been a family
tradition since 1957, specializing
in custom design and repair on
premise. Featuring Galatea Jewelry
and other one of a kind items.
They have local art, giftware and
engraving too!
115 N. Woodland Blvd.,
Historic Downtown DeLand,
386-734-3801,
www.FerrellJewelers.com.
See ad on page d23
119 N. Woodland Blvd.
Downtown Deland
386-740-1492
Downtown DeLand boasts a world
class university, nine museums/historical sites, outdoor mural series, sculpture walk, historic theatres and contemporary performing arts centers,
live music venues, art galleries, fine
restaurants, unique shopping and
over 50 Mainstreet events a year. Visit
the Mainstreet Arts and Culture DeLand website for more information.
Wolfe’s Gallery
You will find those special gifts
and fine art that are made in the
U.S.A. at Wolfe’s Gallery. Treasures
such as; jewelry, pottery, sculpture,
painting, chimes and flaming rock
oil lamps! Hours: Mon. - Thurs.
10 a.m. - 6 p.m., Fri. 10 a.m - 9 p.m.,
Sat. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. and Sun.
1 p.m. - 5 p.m.
119 N. Woodland Blvd.,
Historic Downtown DeLand,
386 740-1492,
www.WolfesGallery.com.
See ad on this page
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See DeLand and the 'real" Florida.
Centrally located, only 30 minutes
from the beach and Orlando, but
home to alligators, otters, turtles,
and the loveable manatee. We
feature six museums. We have
"World Class" dining, over 50
events per year and a wide variety
of merchants and speciality shops.
386.734.3801
115 N. Woodland Blvd.
Historic Downtown Deland
www.FerrellJewelers.com
www.discoverdeland.org
www.mainstreetdeland.com
On premise custom design and repair
A Family Tradition since 1957
deland calendar of events
November 2012
July 2013
Over 180 National Artists.
Woodland Blvd., 386-738-5705,
www.DelandFallFestival.com. FREE.
A tropically-themed street party. Steel
drum band, limbo, hula hoop and tropical hat contests, dancing, shopping &
dining. Family Fun. Woodland Blvd. FREE.
17-18: DeLand Fall Festival of the Arts
January 2013
21: A Taste of DeLand
Sample culinary delights from 25 different
area restaurants. West Indiana Ave., $15.
February 2013
9: DeLand Craft Beer Festival
Sample beer from 36 breweries over
different 100 beers. Must be 21. On Artisan
Alley, Noon-4 p.m. Tickets $35. in advance,
$40. at the door.
March 2013
9: DeLand Bike Rally
Motorcycles line the streets for one of
the area’s largest bike rallies. Live music,
vendors, shopping & dining.
www.DelandBikeRally.com. FREE.
23: Florida Wildflower &
Garden Festival
Speakers, demonstrations,
children’s activities, arts and crafts &
entertainment. West Indiana Ave.,
www.FloridaWildflowerFestival.com. FREE.
20: Tropical Nights
August 2013
24: DeLand’s Hot Summer Night
Hundreds of classic cars. Live DJ, celebrity dunk tank, dancing in the street,
shopping, dining & fun. FREE.
September 2013
TBA: Craft & Quilt Show
Artists and Crafters from all over the state.
Entertainment, demonstrations, children’s
activities and more! Woodland Blvd. FREE.
Car Show every 3rd Saturday.
Friday Art Walk, every 4th Friday
November 2013
17-18: DeLand Fall Festival of the Arts
Woodland Boulevard blossoms into an
artist’s garden as over 200 National Artists
display and sell their works. 386-738-5705
www.DelandFallFestival.com. FREE
*Visit www.MainstreetDeland.org
386-738-0649 or www.Discover
Deland.org for more information.
“Upscale Boutique
without the
upscale price”
Deland: 108 S. Woodland Blvd
(386) 734-6868
Lake Mary: 1140 Townpark Ave Ste 1280
(407) 878-5441
www.DressedBoutique.com
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Carefree Bicycle Trails
for All Riders
Sightseeing is at its best on a
bicycle ride with interesting
things to see, like boats moving
slowly on the Halifax River,
pleasant city parks and one of
our best-kept secrets, shady
trails in the maritime forest at
beautiful Tomoka State Park.
In Ormond Beach, a good place
to start is the parking lot on the
southwest side of the Granada
Boulevard Bridge (SR 40). If you
ride south, a shared use trail
passes through neighborhood
parks with swings for children,
gazebos where you can stop to
rest, and piers where anglers
are catching fish. On a mix of
sidewalks and paved segments,
you can ride as far south as
Mason Avenue between Holly
Hill and Daytona Beach.
If you ride north, follow the
sidewalk on the west side of
North Beach Street. You’ll ride
through an Old Florida neighborhood with large trees that
form a tunnel of branches to
keep you cool. At Inglesa
Avenue a new 1-mile paved
path through oak hammocks
leads to the entrance of
Tomoka State Park. You can
explore all of the hard-packed,
shady trails on your bicycle,
stop for refreshments at the
Outpost and even rent a canoe
to paddle the Tomoka River.
Tomoka State Park:
Admission for walkers and bikers is $2 per person; cars $5 for
2-8 people. Information: 386-676 4050. Canoe Outpost rentals:
386-673-0022. Don’t have a bike? Many local bicycle shops will
rent them by the day or week.
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New Smyrna Beach is a town that has held onto
its old Florida character by repurposing buildings into
eclectic shops that are magnets for visitors. On the beach
side of town, a patchwork of colorfully painted shops
and restaurants on Flagler Avenue give the place its
bohemian atmosphere.
Nature-made adventures include kayaking along
the Indian River and fishing the creeks and backwaters
of the Indian River. If you try paddle boarding, you are
likely to spot river otters, wading birds, bald eagles and
an occasional dolphin.
National Geographic has rated New Smyrna as one
of the World’s Best Surf Towns for its steep, wedging
waves, friendly locals and fun nightlife. After playing
in the surf, it’s just a few steps to the beachfront deck of
a restaurant. Along the 13 miles of powder-white sand
there are beautiful dunes and tidal pools that harbor
tiny sea creatures. To the south are the pristine beaches
at the Canaveral National Seashore.
“Early Morning Flight” Artist: Beau Wild
Connected to the beach by two causeways,
downtown New Smyrna Beach boasts it’s the second
oldest colony in North America after St. Augustine. An
The Hub on Canal Street. Or visit the Harris House
historic marker on Canal Street identifies the foundation
Gallery, located at the Atlantic Center of Arts.
of a building that was part of the Turnbull Plantation
established in 1767.
The town has also become famous for lively
weekend festivals that celebrate art, jazz and hot air
Free-spirited artists have always gravitated to this
ballooning. However you spend the day, end your
laid back community. It’s worth the trip to browse the
visit at one of the seafood restaurants to watch the
galleries featuring work by accomplished artists at
setting sun spread a warm glow over the water.
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new smyrna beach calendar of events
ONGOING
Every Saturday: Farmer’s Market
7 a.m. to noon on Canal Street,
www.CanalStreetNSB.com,
1-800-541-9621
2nd Saturday: East Coast
Cruiser Night
Street rods & antique cars on
Canal Street, 4 - 8 p.m.
www.EastCoastCruiserNSB.com
October 2012
21-27: 3rd Annual Canaveral
Seashore Plein Air Paint Out
www.CanaveralSeashorePaintout.org
November 2012
10-11: 22nd Annual Flamingo Follies
along Flagler Avenue, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
January 2013
26-27: Images, A Festival of the Arts
Riverside Park, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
March 2013
8-17: Bikeweek
A motorcycle event that is held in
Daytona Beach & surrounding areas.
www.OfficialBikeWeek.com
April 2013
5-7: Balloon Fest
New Smyrna Beach Municipal Airport,
www.SeasideBalloonFest.com
June 2013
TBA: 25th Annual Seaside Fiesta
on Flagler Avenue 5 - 9 p.m.
August 2013
25: Spark the Spirit
Tree lighting and live entertainment.
Canal Street, 4:30 - 7:30 p.m.,
www.ChristmasOnCanalStreet.com
TBA: 7th Annual Shrimp &
Seafood Festival
on Flagler Avenue 5 - 9 p.m.
December 2012
TBA: Sept/Oct Port Orange Family Days
1000 City Center Circle, 386-506-5935,
www.FamilyDays.com.
1: Christmas Parades Land and Sea
Canal Street, 12:00 p.m. - 1 p.m.
September 2013
31: New Year’s Eve Party
along Flagler Avenue, 5 p.m. -2 a.m.
with Fireworks at 9 p.m.
Gone Bonkers
Caters to a casual lifestyle with
clothes for every woman. Features
Fresh Produce casual cotton clothing from extra small to 3X sizes. Offering Birkenstock shoes for fashion and
comfort. Many one of a kind clothing, gifts and jewelry from all over
the world. Personal service and free
gift wrap. Call toll free 877-426-4065.
Shipping available. Open: Seven
days 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
14 Flagler Ave., New Smyrna Beach,
386-427-2256, www.GoneBonkers.com.
See ad on this page
The Grille at Riverview
Discover great food in a spectacular
waterfront setting located in NSB on
the Intracoastal. Relax and enjoy
Happy Hour M-F on the Key West
deck and watch the dolphins play as
the sun sets over the river. Live Entertainment every Fri & Sat night. Enjoy
a delicious Lunch, Sunday Brunch,
Sunset Menu and Dinners. Full bar.
Private Party rooms available.
101 Flagler Ave., New Smyrna Beach,
386-428-1865,
www.TheGrilleAtRiverview.com.
See ad on page d27.
This is a small sampling of our delicious preparations you will find when you join us for
Lunch, Dinner, Sunset, or Sunday Brunch
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Herb Crusted Salmon Salad
Grilled Chicken Caesar Salad
Strawberry & Baby Brie Salad
The Grille’s French Dip
New England Fish & Chips
Plantain Crusted Crabcakes
Char Grilled Fresh Mahi Mahi
Blackened Chicken Penne Pasta
Dinner Serving from 4:30 pm
Chicken Francese
Blackened Chicken Penne
Prime Rib Au Jus
Filet Mignon or NY Strip
King Crab & Lobster Tails
Blackened Mahi Mahi
Char Sui Atlantic Salmon
Macadamia Crusted Grouper
Maple Leaf Duck Breast
New Zealand Rack of Lamb
Lunch & Dinner Appetizers
Escargot Parisian
Sesame Seared Ahi Tuna
Jumbo Shrimp Cocktail
Spinach & Crab Dip
Desserts
Fried Cheesecake
Pots DeCreme
Vanilla Bean Crème Brule
Nicole’s Turtle Pie
Coconut Tres Leche
New YYork Style Cheesecake
Sunset Menu
Serving 4:30 – 6:00 Mon-Fri
Includes a complimentary glass of wine,
well cocktail or domestic beer
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Bloody Mary Bar
Mimosas
Daily Specials
Each day our Chef Creates a variety of Specials
for Lunch & Dinner
386•428•1865
101 Flagler Ave., New Smyrna Beach (N. Causeway Bridge)
www.thegrilleatriverview.com
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Explore the vibrant arts scene on historic Canal Street.
The Hub is a place to meet and greet friends. Enjoy a wide variety
of classes and workshops, or find the perfect decor and gift items.
With more than 60 artists represented, The Hub offers a
multitude of intriguing, professional crafts and fine art. Many
of the artists have working studios where you can interact and
observe their work in progress.
Classes are always evolving to include music, art, dance, yoga,
Pilates, conversational languages, creative writing and more.
Be inspired! Join us for your own creative experience.
Visit thehuboncanal.org, phone 386-957-3924 or
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a world of dining choices
If you’re here to relax and enjoy the
beach, your vacation plans should include
dining on the foods that you enjoy most. In
our area, many restaurants offer outstanding
menus and selections designed to please
everyone’s taste buds.
Seafood is beyond the ordinary here
and always a delectable choice. Start with an
appetizer of shrimp, clams or oysters plucked
fresh from the Atlantic Ocean and move on
to an entrée of fish topped with the chef’s
house-made sauce.
If you’re ready for a restaurant that’s a
vacation-worthy upgrade, pick one with an
all-weather deck overlooking a marina or a
stretch of sun-kissed beach. Fresh Atlantic
seafood served broiled, blackened, baked or
grilled is always a good choice.
For the ultimate in relaxation you can always dine
“Espresso Cafe New York” Artist: Beau Wild
a creamy slice of Key lime pie to finish off the evening.
When in the mood for something different there’s
casually at a wide variety of restaurants. Our favorite
always sushi and a wide range of ethnic restaurants
casual meal is a crispy grouper sandwich served in a
serving Mexican, Cuban, Hawaiian, Cajun and Italian
basket with fries and washed down with a frosty mug
cuisine. Our skilled chefs take pride in creating savory
of beer.
dishes with roots in other cultures.
Familiar American fare like a thick, juicy
The Daytona Beach area is perfect for moonlit
cheeseburger served with the works or a platter of open
dining, listening to the breeze ruffling the palm trees
pit barbecued ribs is a vacation ritual. If it’s served at a
above you and relaxing over a meal that could become
sidewalk table with a lively street scene, you may call for
the fondest memory of your vacation.
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Appetizers
Calamari
Fried Green Tomatoes
Jumbo Shrimp Cocktail
Coconut Shrimp
Sesame Crusted Ahi Tuna
Chili Cheese Fries
Gator Tail
Cracked Conch Fritters
Inlet Harbor Nachos
Chicken Wings
Peel and Eat Shrimp
Voodoo Shrimp
Raw
Ra or Steamed Oysters
on the Half Shell
Soups & Salads
Caesar Salad
Inlet Harbor “Jumbo” Salad
New England Style Clam Chowder
Chef’s Selection
Pastas
St. Thomas Island Scampi
Vegetable Alfredo
Mediterranean Shrimp
& Scallop Pasta
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Barefoot
Nassau Nelly Chicken Pasta
Entrees from the Ocean
Captain Redwood’s Jumbo Fried
Shrimp Platter
Captain’s Platter
Fried Oyster or Scallop Platter
Fried Coconut Shrimp
Handmade Super Lump Crab Cakes
Shrimp and Grits
Alaskan Snow Crab Clusters
Fresh Fish Selections:
Mahi Mahi, Grouper, Flounder,
Chilean Sea Bass,
Florida Twin Lobster Tails,
imp & Scallop Sk
Skewers,
Shrimp
Salmon, Cod
Pirate Kid’s Menu
(Includes Inlet Harbor Souvenir Frisbee)
Captain Corn Dog • Hot Dog
Chicken of the Sea Tenders
First Mate Fish Fingers
Popeye’s Popcorn Shrimp
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Chicken or Cheese Quesadilla
For the Land Lover
Prime Rib “Au Jus”
Caribbean Seasoned Ribeye
9oz Sirloin
Island Grilled Pork Chops
Jamaica Mon Chicken
Sandwiches
Inlet Harbor Fried Fish Sandwich
Reggae Wraps
Down South Po’ Boys
Fish and Chips
Fresh Catch Sandwich
Baja Fish Tacos
Fish Reuben
Key West Chicken Sandwich
Open Face Prime Rib Sandwich
Half Pound Harbor Burger
or Cheese Burger
Classic Triple Decker Club
aabcak
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Super Lump Crabcak
Inlet Sweets
K y Lime Pie
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Ice Cream Ala Carte
A la Mode • Banana Xango
Chef’s Housemade Crème Brulee
Birthday Cakes
OfferingDaily Specials, too!
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If you were any closer to the water, you’d be in it!
Raw Bar, Fresh Seafood, Burgers,
Soups & Salads, Chicken & Steaks
386-760-9001
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BOONDOCKS FAMOUS
half pound
CHAR-GRILLED BURGERS
DINNERS
(Served with french fries,
real mashed or baked potato
& coleslaw or tossed salad)
FISH “CATCH OF THE DAY”
Fried, grilled, blackened or Pete's garlic seared
MAHI MAHI
Blackened, grilled or Pete’s garlic seared
FRIED SEAFOOD COMBO
Fish, shrimp, clams & oysters
MARIE'S PAELLA
Shrimp, scallops, clams, mussels & spicy sausage
seasoned to perfection over yellow rice
12oz CHAR-GRILLED SIRLOIN STEAK
Smothered with mushrooms &
onions, $1.00 more
FRIED SHRIMP, CLAM STRIPS
OR OYSTERS
MAKE IT A PLATTER
(With french fries & coleslaw)
AU POIVRE BURGER
A spicy brandy-cream peppercorn sauce
BACON CHEESEBURGER
MUSHROOM PROVOLONE BURGER
BOONDOCKS CHICKEN
Grilled chicken breast smothered with onions,
mushrooms, bacon & provolone
SANDWICHES
GRILLED FISH WITH FRANCAISE SAUCE
(Lemon & garlic sauce)
CHICKEN OR SHRIMP RACHEL
Chicken or shrimp, fresh broccoli & tomatoes over pasta
in a lemon-garlic sauce
DELUXE CAPTAINS PLATTER
Grilled fish, spicy steamed shrimp, clams, oysters,
and snow crab legs
DESSERTS
MAIN STREET
You are just a few miles from
a Key West Atmosphere
www.Boondocks-Restaurant.com
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6 MILES
KEY LIME PIE,
WHITE CHOCOLATE CHEESECAKE,
OR DESSERT OF DAY
ATLANTIC AVE.
FISH SANDWICH
“CATCH OF THE DAY”
Fried or grilled, blackened
or Pete's garlic seared
BOONDOCKS FAMOUS FRIED FISH REUBEN
On grilled rye with coleslaw,
provolone and thousand island dressing
FRIED CLAM OR OYSTER SANDWICH
CHICKEN BREAST SANDWICH
Fried, grilled, blackened or
with bacon & provolone
FRESH TUNA MELT
CHEESE STEAK SANDWICH
GRILLED CHEESE, B.L.T.
BBQ PORK SANDWICH
OUR FAVORITES
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NEW ENGLAND CLAM CHOWDER,
KEY WEST CONCH CHOWDER
CRAB BISQUE, CHILI
SALADS
• CAESAR SALAD
• SCUNGILLI (CONCH) SALAD
Island conch tossed in olive oil,
lemon, garlic and herb dressing
• GREEK SALAD
• FRESH MOZZARELLA, TOMATO, & ONION SALAD
With basil herb dressing
Salads may be topped with
grilled chicken, fish or shrimp
1.4 MILES
FISH DIP
ZUPPA DI CLAMS (Our Specialty)
A bowl of clams in a spicy
garlic marinara sauce
CLAMS OR OYSTERS
Raw or steamed
CLAMS OR MUSSELS
Steamed in garlic, olive oil, white wine, and herbs
MUSSELS
Marinara or Fra Diavolo
OYSTERS ROCKEFELLER
SNOW CRAB LEGS
1 LB or 2 LBS
U PEEL’EM SHRIMP COCKTAIL
SPICY STEAMED SHRIMP
COCONUT SHRIMP
STEAMED VEGGIE PLATTER
ARLENE’S FAMOUS GARLIC BREAD
Regular and with cheese
CHICKEN TENDERS
BUFFALO WINGS
10 or 20 wimpy, dangerous, or deadly
BUFFALO TENDERS
CALAMARI
SHRIMP IN A BASKET
CHEDDAR JALAPENO POPPERS
MOZZARELLA CHEESE STICKS
ONION RINGS
Gourmet crumb breading
FRENCH FRIES
Cheddar or chili cheese
A T L A N T I C
APPETIZERS
MALLARD
3948 S. Peninsula Dr., Port Orange (at the end of Mallard Drive, off Atlantic Ave. in Wilbur by the Sea)
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Racing’s North Turn sits on the
exact location where Racing History
began in Daytona Beach.
Casual Oceanfront Dining on our 5000 sq. ft.
Deck or in our Air Conditioned Dining Room.
More than 25 TV’s for viewing all your
Favorite Sports & Live Music Daily!
Areas Best Collection of Vintage Racing
Photos and Memorabilia.
LIVE MUSIC 7 NIGHTS
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SUNDAY!
SERVING BREAKFAST SEASONALLY ON THE WEEKENDS
8 A.M. - 11 A.M., CALL FOR AVAILABILITY
HOURS:
MONDAY - THURSDAY 11 A.M. - 10 P.M.
FRIDAY - SATURDAY 11 A.M. - 11 P.M.
SUNDAY - 11 A.M. - 10 P.M.
* ALL PRICES & TIMES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
4511 S. ATLANTIC AVE., PONCE INLET
386-322-3258
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VISIT:
WWW. RACINGSNORTHTURN . COM
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North Turn Flatbread Pizza
Mini Burgers
Ultimate Nachos
Bruschetta
Baked Crab Stuffed Mushrooms
Jumbo Wings
Homemade Garlic Bread
Pit Crew Special
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Caesar Salad
New England Clam Chowder
Ahi Tuna Salad
Soup of the Day
Mandarin, Almond, Field Green Salad
Home Style Chili
Garden Salad
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Build Your Own 1/2 lb. Burger
North Turn Fish Reuben
Shrimp Po’boy
“Mad Marion” Fish Melt
“Ray Fox” Shrimp Salad Sandwich
Mahi-Mahi OR Super Charged
Shrimp Tacos
“Russ Truelove” Prime Rib Sandwich
Spicy Chipotle Chicken Wrap
Monte Cristo
“Vicki Wood” Cheese Steak Wrap
Lobster Roll
Catch of the Day Sandwich
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Prime Rib
Fried Shrimp Platter
Ribeye
Drivers Fried Combo
Lobster Ravioli
Clam Strip Dinner
Seafood Diablo
North Turn Crab Cakes
Chef’s Pasta Special
The Extravaganza (Dinner for Two)
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Pan Seared Jumbo Scallops
Chef’s Grouper
Shrimp & Grits
Broiled Duo
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Daytona’s Favorite
Waterfront Restaurant
and Bar
Caribbean Jack’s Menu
Appetizers
Salads
Sandwiches
Spinach & Artichoke Dip
Gator Bites
Jack’s Wings
Blue Crab Cakes
Fried Calamari
Peel & Eat Shrimp
Coconut Crunchy Shrimp
Caribbean Crab Dip
Sesame Seared Tuna
Jack’s Crispy Chicken Salad
Giant Caesar Salad
Pirate’s Portobello Salad
Coconut Crunchy Shrimp Salad
Jack’s Jumbo Fish
Grouper Reuben
Mahi-Mahi BLT
Crab Cake Sammy
French Dip
Tropical Chicken Breast
Jack’s Char-Grilled Angus Burger
Caribbean Jack’s Menu
continued
Jack’s Famous Fish
Specialties
Specialty Drinks
Your choice of:
Ahi Tuna, Atlantic Salmon,
Longfin Tilapia, Mahi-Mahi,
Grouper
– Grilled or Blackened with
your choice of sauce
Savory Seafood Basket
Macadamia Grouper
Shrimp and Sea Scallop Skewers
Pasta Primavera Alfredo
Twin Lobster Tails
Snow Crab Legs
Shrimp Scampi
Caribbean Colada
Jack’s Ass – (Rum Punch)
Rum Smuggler
Strawberry Daiquiri
Shark Attack – (Bloody Mary)
Samba Cherry
Spiced Tiki Torch
Key West Lemonade
Steaks & Chicken
Tropical Sweet & Sour Chicken
Sweet Jerk Ribs
Jack’s Ribeye
Filet Mignon
Bird of Paradise
Desserts
Jack’s Famous Bananas Foster
Key Lime Pie
Butterfinger® Ice Cream Pie
Chocolate Mousse Pie
Brownie Bliss
721 Ballough Road
Daytona Beach
386-523-3000
CaribbeanJacks.com
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When in Rome... If you’re looking for a sweet way to get the party started, try these
divine tropical libations. All that’s needed is a blender and a few island ingredients
and you’ll find yourself on the way to Margaritaville.
PLANTER’S PUNCH: 1 oz. lemon juice, ½ oz. lime juice, 1 oz. passion fruit, 1 oz.
pineapple juice, 1½ oz. rum. Combine ingredients and pour over shaved ice.
Garnish with a sprig of mint.
RUM RUNNER: 1½ oz. rum, ¾ oz. blackberry brandy, ¾ oz. crème
de banana, a splash of grenadine, a splash of lime juice
BAHAMA MAMA: 1 oz. orange juice, 1 oz. pineapple juice, ½ oz.
grenadine, ½ oz. rum, ½ oz. coconut-flavored rum, 1 cup crushed ice.
Garnish with a slice of pineapple and a cherry.
PIÑA COLADA: 1 shot Rum, 2 oz. Coco Lopez, 3 oz. Pineapple juice,
1 cup ice. Combine all ingredients in a blender and blend until smooth.
CUBA LIBRE: 2 oz. light rum, Coca Cola, lime
wedge. Originated after the Spanish-American
War, when American
soldiers first mixed Coke
with rum and a wedge of lime
to toast to Cuba’s
freedom.
Your local family restaurant
serving breakfast and lunch daily.
Where every delectable breakfast
and gourmet lunch is homemade
with only the freshest ingredients.
ORMOND BEACH
185 E. Granada Blvd.
Ormond Beach, FL 32176
386.615.0096
We invite you to discover oak
grilled steaks, fresh seafood
and great times in a casual yet
sophisticated environment.
ORMOND BEACH
100 S. Atlantic Ave.
Ormond Beach, FL 32176
386.671.1200
PORT ORANGE
1078 Dunlawton Ave.
Port Orange, FL 32127
386.760.2282
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Making Every Meal Special
Just south of the Seabreeze bridge,
SW Grill features waterfront
dining with an artistic array of
seafood creations, aged steaks and
hand-crafted cocktails. A casual but
elegant resort-feeling atmosphere.
DAYTONA BEACH
861 Ballough Road
Daytona Beach, FL 32114
386.947.9900
PeachValleyCafe.com
StonewoodGrill.com
SWGrill.com
Mon - Fri 7:00 am - 2:30 pm
Sat - Sun 7:00 am - 3:30 pm
Mon - Sun
Opens nightly at 4:00 pm
Mon - Sun
Opens nightly at 4:00 pm
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Boondocks
Only restaurant in Wilbur-by-theSea! This casual outdoor riverfront
restaurant serves fresh seafood,
burgers, soups, salads, chicken,
steaks and daily specials.
Fresh raw bar also available.
Key West atmosphere. Open
11 a.m. - 10 p.m. Daily. Online:
www.Boondocks-Restaurant.com
3948 S. Peninsula Drive, (Over
Dunlawton Bridge, R. on S. Atlantic,
1.4 miles R. on Mallard), 386-760-9001,
www.Boondocks-Restaurant.com.
See ad and menu on pages d32-d33.
Caribbean Jack’s
Restaurant & Marina
Discover this tropical waterfront
destination with outdoor dining.
Whether you’re there for lunch or
dinner, or having drinks with friends,
Caribbean Jack’s menu is sure to
satisfy any mood or occasion. Familyfriendly with live entertainment, and
happy hour nightly from 3 -7 p.m.
Open daily for lunch and dinner.
721 Ballough Rd., Daytona Beach,
386-523-3000,
www.CaribbeanJacks.com.
See ad on pg. 2, menu on d36-d37.
Charlie Horse Restaurant
The Charlie Horse is a family
owned and operated restaurant
conveniently located right on
Atlantic Avenue. Specializing in
hand-cut steaks, seafood, wings,
burgers, ribs, hot sandwiches and
all you can eat Alaskan Snow Crab.
They have a casual family-friendly
atmosphere, featuring a children’s
menu, several TV’s, full bar and video
games. You may dine-in or carry out.
Join them for lunch or dinner. Open:
Mon. - Sat. 11 a.m. and Sun. 12 noon.
810 S. Atlantic Ave.,
Ormond Beach, 386-672-4347,
www.CharlieHorseRestaurant.com.
See ad and menu on page d41.
Chart House
Dine on fresh fish specialties, slowroasted prime rib, and decadent
desserts as you enjoy spectacular
panoramic views of the Intracoastal
Waterway. Join them for a fabulous
happy hour and special early dining
menu! Extensive salad bar. Children’s
menu available. Come by land or
boat. Reservations recommended.
1100 Marina Point Dr.,
www.Chart-House.com.
See ad on page d43.
Doc Bales’ Grill & Legends
Sports Bar
Located at the Hilton Daytona
Beach. Doc Bales’ features
seafood or continental fare.
Indoor or outdoor terrace overlooks
the ocean. Legends has big
screen TV’s, casual meals and
your favorite cold beverage.
386-254-8200. See ad on page d42.
Inlet Harbor Marina &
Restaurant
980 W. Int’l Speedway Blvd.
Corner of ISB & Nova
www.KrispyKreme.com
The Place to GO! …with Plenty to
DO! Experience their casual indoor/
outdoor dining over the river with
scenic views, birds and marine
life. Enjoy the torch-lit all weather
deck, dancing to live music, unique
shopping, pier & charter fishing and
cruises. The kid’s menu & Pirate Ship
playground will keep them happy.
Open 11 a.m. Breakfast Sat. & Sun.
133 Inlet Harbor Rd., Ponce Inlet
(just 5 miles south of Dunlawton),
386-767-5590, www.InletHarbor.com.
See ad and menu on pages d30-31.
Krispy Kreme
Krispy Kreme Doughnuts, located 3
miles west of the the beach and only
1 ½ miles east of the Daytona International Speedway. Open 24 hours!
Download the Hot Light app at
KrispyKreme.com so you will always
know when they are serving their
famous original glazed doughnuts!
980 W. Int’l Speedway Blvd,
www.KrispyKreme.com.
See ad on this page.
Mai Tai Bar and Bubba
Gump Shrimp Co.
It’s the most entertaining duo in Daytona Beach! At Bubba Gump Shrimp
Co., our world famous seafood and
family-friendly atmosphere create a
one-of-a-kind setting. And it’s always
a party at Mai Tai Bar, with legendary drinks, live music and late night
happy hours. Join us at the Ocean
Walk Shoppes for ocean views and
an experience you won’t forget!
Ocean Walk Shoppes,
www.maitaibar.com,
www.bubbagump.com.
See ad on page d43.
Racing’s North Turn
Bar & Grill
Voted #1 Seafood Restaurant by
WESH 2’s “A-List”. Featuring 25 Flat
Screens to catch your favorite sporting events. Pool tables, and bar
games. Full bar available. For lunch
and dinner, enjoy delicious seafood,
steaks and chicken. Live music 7
nights a week.
4511 S. Atlantic Ave., Ponce Inlet,
386-322-3258,
www.RacingsNorthTurn.com.
See ad and menu on pages d34-d35.
SW Grill at Sunset Harbor
Join them for Breakfast, Lunch or
2 choices for Dinner. Peach Valley Café in Ormond Beach is open
Mon-Fri 7 a.m.-2:30 p.m. and Sat-Sun
7 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Stonewood Grill &
Tavern located in Port Orange or
Ormond Beach is open nightly at 4
p.m. Their newest restaurant SW Grill
at Sunset Harbor is open nightly at 4
p.m. and is located just south of the
Seabreeze bridge.
861 Ballough Road, Daytona Beach,
386-947-9900, www.SWGrill.com.
Ad on page d39.
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An intimate piano bar overlooking the
Fun and spacious racing and sports
Atlantic Ocean. Clocktower Lounge
themed bar offering all of your favorite
features classic and specialty martinis,
current sports action on one of our
cocktails and light fare. Lobby Level.
Hi-Def TV’s. Our sports bar features
fantastic casual fare and your favorite
cold beverage. Look for our daily happy
hour specials. Lobby Level.
Our signature restaurant features
tantalizing continental favorites in a
casually elegant atmosphere. Enjoy
indoor or outdoor terrace dining
overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.
Doc Bales’ Grill starts every day with
an expansive Breakfast Buffet.
Join us seasonally for our All-U-Can-Eat
Prime Rib, Seafood and Snow Crab
buffet on Friday and Saturday nights.
Lobby Level.
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Enjoy fresh fish specialties such as
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“An American Landmark”
Built during St. Augustine’s
First Spanish Occupation!
Discover
Adventure into Colonial St. Augustine. This original historic
site is dedicated to Preservation and Education, a perfect
destination for families! Treasure the original antique furnishings, rare artifacts, books and slates surrounding the Professor
and students as they recreate school life from the 1800’s.
“Grove of Educators”
The beautiful garden is home to dedicated Busts & Statues of
great leaders from the Americas and Caribbean known for
their contributions to education and culture. Enjoy the gentle
breeze from the Matanzas Bay and the historical architecture
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st. augustine,
ponte vedra & the beaches
When Ponce de León discovered this shore 500
years ago in 1513, he claimed it for Spain and named
it La Florida for its lush vegetation and a festival of
flowers in Spain called Pascua de la Florida. Although
there is no evidence that he came ashore, he had it
right. A stream of settlers from Spain and many other
countries came to make St. Augustine their home.
We hope you will join us as we have a good time
at a series of events continuing to the grand celebration
of the 500th Anniversary of our city in 2015. The colony
endured hardships, pirate raids and warring nations,
but it survived.
Not far from the Old Gates of the city is the site
of the first settlement, founded by the explorer Pedro
Menéndez de Avilés in 1565. Archeological findings at
the Fountain of Youth Archeological Park have proved
it was next to a Native American village.
Experience history through lively presentations
by re-enactors firing weaponry and cannons at the
Spanish forts. Listen to stories told by costumed
interpreters at well-preserved colonial landmarks and
the Oldest Wooden School House.
St. Augustine is an American city that’s firmly
rooted in European tradition, but it’s also the gateway
to 42 miles of golden sand beaches and nature
“Avilés Celebration”Artist: Joe Taylor
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For a romantic getaway, St. Augustine wears its
preserves that take your breath away. You don’t have
to go far to pedal, paddle or hike in naturally beautiful
parks along the coast.
Before you leave, take an evening stroll on the
waterfront near the 1927 Bridge of Lions and glance up
at the towers and spires of the Old City. If you enjoyed
mantle of history well, offering fascinating history at
your visit, please come back again to celebrate the
every turn on the oldest streets in the nation.
milestones in Florida’s heritage.
Immerse yourself in an interactive, emotional
high sea adventure you’ll never forget at
St. Augustine’s newest attraction.
Explore the GOLDEN AGE OF PIRACY
with one of the world’s largest collections
of authentic pirate artifacts dating back
to the 16th century—including rarely-seen
shipwreck treasures from the vault of the
Florida Division of Historical Resources.
Directly across from the
Castillo de San Marcos fort
and a short walk from the Historic
Downtown Parking Facility.
12 S. Castillo Drive
St. Augustine FL 32084
ThePirateMuseum.com
For more adventure, call
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Voted St. Augustine’s Best Attraction 2012 and a top national attraction by FROMMERS BUDGET TRAVEL MAGAzINE
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activities
in the st. augustine area
Along the way expect to be entertained by authentically
dressed characters that make historic facts come to life at
many of the attractions, oldest places and grand nineteenth
century buildings.
When the Hotel Ponce de Leon opened in 1888 it was
just the beginning of Flagler’s resort empire in Florida.
Now the centerpiece of Flagler College, it will celebrate its
125th Anniversary with tours to see 79 Tiffany stained glass
windows, murals and opulent interiors.
Golfers can play courses designed by world champions
such as Sam Sneed and Jack Nicklaus at the World Golf
Hall of Fame. Tours of special collections include anecdotes
of the Hall’s members and interactive fun that appeals to
all ages.
If you enjoy nature-made activities, hike the dune
trail on the pristine beach at Anastasia State Park or round
out your vacation with a day at Marineland interacting
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Whatever intrigues you, whether it is history, museums
or merely exploring corners of the Old City, this is an ideal
destination for a cultural traveler. You are only limited by
time and curiosity.
A good place to start is the old Government House, an
official welcome center with a quaint balcony overlooking
the central Plaza de la Constitución. Or hop on the trolley
for an overview of the city.
with dolphins. At the Education Center at GTM Research
Reserve a full-sized replica of a right whale surprises
everyone who comes for the interactive fun. Climb to the
top of St. Augustine’s lighthouse for a panorama of the
Atlantic Ocean and waterways that provide year-round
fishing and boating.
As the bell towers ring out the evening hours, choose
a horse-drawn carriage for a slow ride through quiet
neighborhoods and listen to the soothing sound of hooves
echoing off the buildings.
AN ADVENTURE THE WHOLE
FAMILY CAN ENJOY.
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Sit back, relax and enjoy history.
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calendar of events
Editor’s note: Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this information. However, as all dates, prices and times are
subject to change without notice, we recommend you call ahead before traveling long distances to attend an event.
ONGOING
Wednesday Market at
St. Augustine Beach
Every Wednesday: 8 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.,
St. Johns County Pier, 904-347-8007,
www.theCivicAssociation.com
Wine Tasting
Every Fri. & Sat. 6 - 9 p.m.,
Vino Del Grotto, 1 King Street, St.
Augustine, 904-824-1855
Old City Farmer’s Market
Every Saturday: 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.,
St. Augustine Amphitheatre, 1340 A1A
South, www.StAugustineFM.com
First Friday of Month Art Walk:
Park for free at the San Sebastian Winery,
157 King Street, Galleries are open
from 5 - 9 p.m., 904-829-0065,
www.ArtGalleriesOfStAugustine.com
Cannon Firing Demonstrations:
Every weekend: 10:30, 11:30, 1:30, 2:30 &
3:30, Avenida Menedez at Castillo de San
Marcos, St. Augustine, www.nps.gov/casa
Last Saturday of Month:
Uptown Saturday Night, 5 - 9 p.m.,
San Marco Avenue between Ripley’s
Museum and the Mission of Nombre de
Dios, St. Augustine, 904-823-9263
The Cellar Upstairs Wine, Jazz & Blues:
Friday 4:30 p.m., Saturday and Sundays
1 p.m., San Sebastian Winery, 157 King
Street, St. Augustine, 904-826-1594,
www.SanSebastianWinery.com/
jazzbar.php
OCTOBER 2012
1-31: Ghosts and Gravestones
Frightseeing Tour
27 San Marco Avenue, St. Augustine,
904-826-3663, www.GhostsAnd
Gravestones.com/st-augustine
12-14: St. Augustine Amateur Men’s
Golf Tournament
17-18: St. Augustine Marathon
Weekend
The St. Johns Golf Club,
4900 Cypress Links Blvd., Elkton,
904-209-0350,
www.StAugustineAmateur.org
Kids Race, 5K, 10K, Half and Full
Marathon & Health Expo. Courses
Downtown St. Augustine to
St. Augustine Beach. 305-716-1111,
www.StAugustineMarathon.com
15-21: The Nationwide Tour Winn-Dixie Open at TPC Sawgrass
110 Championship Way,
Ponte Vedra Beach,
www.WinnDixieJacksonvilleOpen.com
19-20 & 26-27: Florida’s Haunted Trails
6 - 10 p.m., Florida Agricultural Museum,
Palm Coast, 386-446-7630,
www.MyAgMuseum.com
20: Salt Run Challenge at
Anastasia State Park
10 a.m. – 2 p.m., A1A South, 904-461-2033,
www.FloridaStateParks.org/anastasia
27: Last Saturday Living History Days
at Fort Mose State Park
10 a.m. - 2 p.m., 15 Fort Mose Trail,
St. Augustine, 904-823-2232,
www.FloridaStateParks.org/fortmose
30-31: Phantom DJ &
Halloween Party
Ripley’s Castle Warden, 19 San Marco
Avenue, St. Augustine, 904-824-1606,
www.GhostTrainAdventure.com
NOVEMBER 2012
2: Heart with Special Guest
Shawn Colvin
7:30 p.m. St. Augustine Amphitheatre,
1340 A1A South, 904-471-1965,
www.StAugAmphitheatre.com
9-11: The Pirate Gathering
70 West Castillo Drive, St. Augustine,
www.PirateGathering.com
1-31: St. Augustine City Walks & Tours,
17- Jan 31, 2013: Nights of Lights
904-540-3476,
www.StAugustineCityWalks.com
Plaza de la Constitucion King Street,
www.NightsofLights.com
23-24: Candlelight Tours of
Villa Zorayda
Refreshments at 6:00 p.m., Candlelight
tour begins at 6:30 p.m., 83 King Street,
St. Augustine, 904-829-9887,
www.VillaZorayda.com
24-December 31: Holly Jolly Trolley
Nights of Lights Tour
6 - 8 p.m. nightly. Tours depart from St.
Augustine Visitors Information Center,
11 W. Castillo Drive, 904-829-3800
24-25: 47th Annual Fall
Arts & Crafts Festival
Francis Field, 25 W. Castillo Drive,
Sat. 10 a.m.- 5 p.m., Sun. 10 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.,
904-824-2310, www.STAAA.org
DECEMBER 2012
1: 1770’s British Encampment
10 a.m., Francis Field, West Castillo Drive,
St. Augustine, 904-829-5318,
www.BritishNightWatch.org
1: The Grande Illumination Parade
8 - 9 p.m., St. Augustine Government
House, King Street, St. Augustine,
www.BritishNightWatch.org
4: 44th Annual Garden Club
Christmas Tour of Homes
“Christmas Remembered”
12 - 5 p.m.,
www.GardenClubOfStAugustine.org
8: Regatta of Lights
6 p.m., Matanzas Bay between the Bridge
of Lions and Castillo de San Marcos,
904-824-9725, www.SAYC2000.com
1 - 4 p.m., Holiday Tour,
www.StAugustineBandBTour.com/
29-30: Old Town Art & Craft Show
10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Francis Field, 14 W.
Castillo Drive, St. Augustine,
www.HolidayArtShows.com/
old-town-art-craft-show.html
31: New Year’s Black Raven Cruise
Departs St. Augustine Municipal Marina,
111 Avenida Menendez, 1-877-578-5050,
www.PirateShipBlackRaven.com
31: Beach Blast Off 2013
4 - 10 p.m., St. Augustine Beach,
904-829-5681, www.BeachBlastOff.com
JANUARY 2013
7-21: Historic Tours of
Flagler College
MARCH 2013
TBA: World Golf Village Fireworks
1-3: St. Augustine Lions 32nd Annual
Lions Club Seafood Festival
904-940-4133,
www.WorldGolfHallOfFame.org
Fri.- 3 - 9 p.m.; Sat. 10 a.m. - 9 p.m.;
Sun. 11 a.m. - 5 p.m., 904-829-1753,
www.LionsFestival.com
4: St. Augustine’s Fourth of July
Celebration/Fireworks
2: Searle’s Sack of
St. Augustine
Encampment 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Sack of
City: 5 p.m., Fountain of Youth Park,
www.SearlesBucs.com/searles.html
9:30 p.m., Along the bay front between
Castillo and the Bridge of Lions,
904-825-1004
Music by the Sea
8: St. Augustine Orchestra Concert
Wednesdays 7-9 p.m., St. Augustine
Beach, 904-347-8007,
www.TheCivicAssociation.com
8 p.m., Lightner Museum,
25 Granada St., St. Augustine,
www.StAugustineOrchestra.org
AUGUST 2013
9-10: The St. Augustine Celtic Music
& Heritage Festival
Times to be announced,
Francis Field on Castillo Drive,
www.RomanzaStAugustine.org/celtic
TBA: Concerts in the Park
Memorial Day to Labor Day,
Plaza de la Constitución, 904-825-1004,
www.StAugustineGovernment.com/
sites/concerts-plaza
SEPTEMBER 2013
Tours start at the main lobby (Rotunda)
of the College located at 74 King Street,
904-823-3378,
http://legacy.flagler.edu/Tours-sp8.html
APRIL 2013
12- Apr 19: Viva Picasso!
Francis Field, W. Castillo Dr., St. Augustine,
904-669-1872, www.RhythmAndRibs.net
Wednesdays 7 - 9 p.m.,
St. Augustine Beach, 904-347-8007,
27: 16th Annual Taste of
St. Augustine
OCTOBER 2013
Exhibit at St. Augustine Visitors Center,
8:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m., 10 Castillo Drive,
St. Augustine, www.StAugustine-450.com
25-Feb 17: Lost in Yonkers,
by Neil Simon
Limelite Theatre, Matuza Main Stage,
11 Old Mission Ave., St. Augustine,
904-825-1164, www.Limelight-Theatre.org
26: EMMA Concert Series China
National Symphony Orchestra
8 p.m. Flagler College Auditorium,
14 Granada Street in St. Augustine,
904-797-2800, www.EmmaConcerts.com
FEBRUARY 2013
TBA: 28th Annual Cathedral Festival
Mission of Nombre de Dios, St. Augustine,
904-824-2806
17: Carolina Chocolate Drops
Concert
8 p.m., Ponte Vedra Concert Hall,
904-209-0399, www.PVConcertHall.com
23: Menendez Procession- City
Gate to Lightner Museum
5 p.m. City Gates, 904-827-1888
23: Noche de Gala
6:30 p.m., Lightner Museum- Cocktails
and Dinner, 904-827-1888
5-7: 18th Annual
Rhythm and Ribs Festival
12-8p.m. St. Augustine Amphitheatre,
904-829-3295,
www.EpicCommunityServices.org
MAY 2013
TBA: Concerts at the Pier Pavilion
TBA: Concerts at the Pier Pavilion
Music by the Sea
TBA: Ghosts and Gravestones
Frightseeing Tours
27 San Marco Avenue,
St. Augustine, 904-826-3663,
www.GhostsAndGravestones.com/
St-Augustine/
Music by the Sea, Wednesdays 7-9pm,
TBA: Hispanic Heritage Festival
TBA: Concerts in the Park
TBA: Annual Greek Festival
Memorial Day to Labor Day,
Plaza de la Constitución, 904-825-1004,
www.StAugustineGovernment.com/
sites/concerts-plaza
Francis Field, 904-829-0504,
www.StAugGreekFest.com
JUNE 2013
At the time of this publication some
event dates were not established.
For the most current event information
go to www.SEE-StAugustine.com.
16: Father’s Day at the World Golf
Hall of Fame
The Palencia Club, 600 Palencia Club Dr.,
St. Augustine, 904-476-9556
FUTURE EVENTS
St. Augustine, 904-940-4123,
www.WorldGolfHallOfFame.org
JULY 2013
4: Top of the Lighthouse
St. Augustine Lighthouse,
space limited, 904-829-0745 x207,
www.StAugustineLighthouse.com
“St. George Street” Artist: Joe Taylor
8-9: Annual Tour of St. Augustine
Bed and Breakfast Inns
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Flagler’s Ponce de Leon Hotel
125th Anniversary of His Entrepreneurship
The doors of the Hotel Ponce de Leon opened in January
1888, the first and most elaborate hotel in Henry
Flagler’s resort empire. The 125th Anniversary celebrates
his entrepreneurship and the architectural highlights of
the hotel, which since 1967 has been the centerpiece of
Flagler College.
Flagler hired New York architects John Carrere and
Thomas Hastings early in their careers before their firm
won the commission for the New York Public Library. He
chose the Spanish Revival style to compliment the city’s
history and used the most skilled craftsmen to lay the
tile floors and carve elaborate staircases.
The celebrated painter George Maynard portrayed
Ponce de Leon and Native Americans greeting the
Spanish in murals that were later duplicated in the
Library of Congress.
Louis Comfort Tiffany created 79 stained glass windows
for the hotel. Today students can gaze up at windows
that cast a golden light over the Dining Hall where
guests once dined in Gilded Age splendor.
Flagler College Photos – Scott Smith; Anthony Neste, stained glass.
Country Carriage Historic
Tours & Horseback Riding
Tours on the Beach
Phil Mickelson
Inducted 2012
Enjoy a one hour guided ride
on our beautiful beaches. Times
vary based on tidal conditions.
One or two hour rides available.
All rides start at Surfside Park on
Vilano Beach. Reservations are
required. Specializing in Couples
and Adult Groups.
36 Surfside Avenue,
Vilano Beach, 904-826-1982,
www.CountryCarriages.net.
See ad on page s7.
Marineland’s Dolphin
Conservation Center
Experience the thrill of swimming
with dolphins at Marineland.
Immerse yourself in a hands-on
shallow or deep water dolphin
program, create a one-of-a-kind
painting with a dolphin artist, or
attend a summer camp for kids
like none other. Customized Dream
Dolphin Weddings, corporate
events, and parties are available
in this spectacular setting.
Three-time Masters Champion
and Conquistador
9600 Oceanshore Blvd., St. Augustine,
888-546-2984, www.Marineland.net.
See ad on page s7.
Oldest Wooden School
House Historic Museum
and Gardens
Your first lesson in history begins
at the Old School House - a historic
museum dedicated to Preservation
and Education to be enjoyed by
the entire family! The Professor &
students from 1864 recreate
school life as it was in the 1800’s.
Enjoy their beautiful garden as
you stroll pathways to view
the newest educational &
archaeological exhibits.
14 St. George Street, St.
Augustine, 904-824-0192,
wwwOldestWoodenSchoolHouse.com.
See ad on page s3.
Panache Aveda Lifestyle
Store, Salon & Spa
Look and feel beautiful on the
outside! Our goal for you is to be
able to recreate the same look at
home ensuring compliments to you
every day! Shampoo, condition, spa
treatments, body wraps, exfoliation
The object of golf is not just to win.
It is to play like a gentleman, and win.
This Spanish conquistador helmet
was won by Phil Mickelson at the 1991
Northern Telecom Open in Tucson,
AZ. It is proudly displayed alongside
his three Masters Trophies and other
items from his career and is just one
of the surprising artifacts you’ll
see when you visit this one-of-a-kind
museum brimming with stories and
memorabilia from its 141 members.
www.WorldGolfHallofFame.org
World Golf Village, I-95 Exit 323, St. Augustine
Mon – Sat, 10am – 6pm | Sunday, 12pm – 6pm
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Scaled Replica of Spain's Famous Alhambra Palace
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and hydration of the skin. Manicure
& Pedicure. Massage, hair removal
and education on new products
and innovative techniques.
Open Mon. - Sat.
1089 A1A Beach Blvd., Anastasia’s
Publix Plaza, St. Augustine Beach,
904-461-9552, www.GetPanache.
com. See ad on page s16.
Ponce de Leon’s
Fountain of Youth
Explore a 19th Century Architectural Masterpiece
and its Astounding Art and Antique Collection
Audio Tours in English, Spanish and French
83 King Street, St. Augustine
904 829-9887•VillaZorayda.com
• Public 18 Hole Facility
• The Area’s Largest Public
Practice Facility
• Fully Stocked Golf Shop
• PGA Professional
Insruction & Club Fitting
• Full Service Restuarant
and Bar
• Open 7 Days a Week
• Annual Passes Available
• Twilight Specials Everyday
ST. JOHN’S GOLF CLUB
Like
us on
4900 CYPRESS LINKS BLVD.
ELKTON, FL 32033
(904) 209-0350
WWW.SJGC.COM
Visit St. Augustine’s birthplace
where Pedro Menendez established
the first colony in 1565. Drink from
the legendary fountain, explore
Timucuan Indian Village and see
stars in their Planetarium. This is where
it all began! Daily 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
11 Magnolia Ave.,
St. Augustine, 904-829-3168,
www.FountainofYouthFlorida.com.
See ad inside front cover.
San Sebastian Winery
San Sebastian Winery offers
complimentary tours and tasting
of award winning wines seven
days a week. Discover the art
of winemaking via audiovisual
presentation and guided tour.
An assortment of San Sebastian
wine, gourmet food items and gift
baskets are available in the wine
shop. Open: Mon. - Sat. 10 - 6 p.m.,
Sun. 11 - 6 p.m.
157 King Street, St. Augustine,
904-826-1594,
www.SanSebastianWinery.com.
See ad on page s13.
St. Augustine Lighthouse
and Museum
Discover St. Augustine’s maritime
past. Climb the 165-foot tower that
is still an active aid to navigation for
a spectacular view of the area and
beaches. Explore the interactive
exhibits and learn about the area’s
shipwrecks in the keeper’s house.
For their safety, children must be
44 inches tall to climb the tower.
9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Daily.
81 Lighthouse Ave.,
St. Augustine, 904-829-0745,
www.StAugustineLighthouse.com.
St. Augustine Pirate &
Treasure Museum
Journey three centuries back in time
to the Golden Age of Piracy when
ruthless rogues ruled the seas. Explore
more than 800 real pirate artifacts,
like one of only three Jolly Roger
flags in the world. Touch real treasure
and get in on interactive pirate fun
designed by Disney Imagineers-all in
the city that pirates once raided and
burned to the ground.
12 S. Castillo Drive, St. Augustine,
877-487-5863,
www.ThePirateMuseum.com.
See ad on page s5.
St Johns Golf Club
Offers golfers 18 championship holes
and welcomes players of all ages
and skills. PGA professional staff is
there to help make your experience
both enjoyable and memorable!
SJGC offers the area’s largest public
practice facilities that include an
expansive grass tee driving range
measuring over 325 yards long with
a private backside tee area.
4900 Cypress Links Blvd., Elkton,
SR 207 & I-95 exit, 904-209-0350,
www.SJGC.com See ad on page s12
Villa Zorayda Museum
Experience this private home
that was originally built in 1883 by
Franklin W. Smith. The building is a
scaled replica of a portion of the
Alhambra Palace in Granada,
Spain. The museum houses an
extraordinary original art and
antique collection as well as a
129 year history. Continuous audio
guided tours are available in
English, Spanish and French. Hrs:
Mon. - Sat. Open at 10 a.m.;
Sun. Open at 11a.m.
904-829-9887, www.VillaZorayda.com,
See ad on page s12.
World Golf Hall of Fame
IMAX® Theater at World
Golf Village
See thousands of artifacts and
pieces of memorabilia celebrating
golf’s greatest players and
contributors and enjoy hands on
golf experiences. Tickets include
all day admission and a round
on the outdoor 18-hole putting
course. The IMAX Theater features
documentaries and Hollywood films
year round. Senior, student, military
and group discounts.
St. Augustine, 904-940-IMAX,
www.WorldGolfMax.com,
See ad on page s11.
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shopping
st. augustine area
The unpredictability of what treasure you might
find as you peer through windowpanes and open
doors is what makes it rather wonderful. In the
historic district you have access to the latest trends in
apparel, jewelry and chic accessories while admiring
our nation’s oldest settlement.
This is a remarkable place to shop for old maps,
French and English antiques, nautical artifacts,
books, and vintage linens and lace. Shops also offer
everything from collectibles to casual clothing, and
when you need a break, stop at a friendly café for a
sweet treat or a coffee.
On many streets you’ll find galleries of art, handcrafted glass and ceramics. A sublime painting of
a Florida landscape could be that special purchase
to remind you of your visit, and many of our
shopkeepers will ship it home for you.
The oldest bricked byway in the city, narrow
Aviles Street, is a treasure that inspired a sister city
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“Avilés Street” Artist: Joe Taylor
Shopping in the Old City takes you down streets
agreement between St. Augustine and Aviles, Spain.
After browsing the galleries, choose a café with
umbrella tables, cool off with a drink and have a
snack or a meal before ending the day.
For those who love to shop for designer labels
where the old and new meet in timeless harmony.
at bargain prices, an upscale outlet mall is a short
Almost everything takes on a romantic flavor in
drive away. On Saturdays, join locals in a thirty-year
the Old City and shopping is no exception. On St.
tradition of shopping at the St. John’s Flea Market.
George Street, take in the ambiance of overhanging
You can hunt for antiques, munch on fresh baked
second stories that cast shadows over the street.
cookies and get jewelry repaired all at the same place.
Shopping For Your “Dream Home” in Florida?
If you are considering a move to the area Dawn Gaffney can
help. Having a friend waiting in your new city will help you feel
right at home. Dawn is prepared to handle all the details. From
information about the communities, to details about local
schools, she has the knowledge that counts.
Complimentary Relocation Package:
Our relocation package contains information and
resources on many topics - from neighborhoods to
schools, health care to attractions - all designed to
help you learn more about the area. To request
your complimentary copy email or call Dawn today.
Dawn Gaffney, PA, REALTOR®, CDPE© , REOS©
Watson Realty Corp., REALTORS®
3505 US Highway 1 South
St. Augustine, FL 32086
Direct: 904-742-2662
Fax: 904-794-7002
Website: DawnGaffney.com
DGaffney@WatsonRealtyCorp.com
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Island Beachwear
Neff Jewelers
80 A1A Beach Blvd.,
www.IslandBeachwear
StAugustine.com.
See ad on page s19.
7 Rohde Ave., St. Augustine,
904-829-5003,
www.NeffJewelers.com.
See ad on page s19.
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Leave St. Augustine
with Panache!
Go home rested,
relaxed and glowing.
Open Mon-Sat
Your
Neighborhood
Chocolatier!
Peterbrooke Chocolatier
1011 A1A Beach Blvd., Suite 3
St. Augustine, FL 32080
(904) 471-2830
(located in Publix Plaza)
Since 1994 family owned Neff Jewelers specializes in fine jewelry, custom gold, platinum designs, and a
fabulous collection of estate jewelry,
expert repairs and appraisals. For
the freshest new jewelry designs and
gemstones from around the world
this is the place to go.
“Cathedral” Artist: Joe Taylor
Large selection of sun dresses and
beach cover-ups. Guy Harvey and
Gator, Seminole and Bulldog for
all the fans. Sandals, beach toys,
sunglasses, swimwear, souvenirs,
beach towels, shells, hats and
boogie boards. 10,000 sq. ft. of
shopping. Open: Mon. - Sun. 9 a.m.
Wine & Food Pairing
P
art of the fun in wine tasting is deciding
what you find is delicious. Everyone has a
different set of taste buds, so drink the
wines you like with the food you like.
I
nstead of red with meat, white with fish,
think about balancing flavors. For example,
pair delicately flavored foods with lightbodied wines. A lightly flavored fish calls
for a crisp, light white wine. Deeper
flavored salmon calls for a flavorful, buttery
white wine. Bold, spicy foods require a
full-bodied wine that’s slightly sweet and
full of flavor. Seasoned dishes like pasta
and savory meats are balanced with a rich,
robust red wine.
“Unique Wine Tasting Like You’ve Never Experienced”
“A Shopping Experience Like No Other”
HERE IS WHERE YOU WILL DISCOVER THESE AMAZING WINES
GALLERIA LOUNGE
1 King St. (next to A1A Ale)
World Class Wines
350 Varieties
30 Amazing Wines by the Glass
Tantalizing Frozen Wine Cocktails
Unique Gifts >Artifacts >Jewelry
“Surprise” Wine Event Every Fri. & Sat.
TASTING LOFT
46 St. George St.
Award Winning Florida Tropical Fruit Wines
[Every Flavor Explodes on Your Tongue]
Olive Oils
Balsamic Vinegars
Spanish Wines
Unusual Gifts
BOUTIQUE WINES OF THE SOUTH
35 Hypolita St.
(behind Casa Del Hidalgo)
Awesome Small Production &
Limited Edition Wines.
Gifts that Grab You!
3 Locations In St. Augustine
SIMPLY THE BEST-COME SEE WHY!!! | 904-824-7962 | www.VinoDelGrotto.com
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Resort Casual
ALWAYS IN STYLE
Floridians are known for their own special style. They took the
necessity of having to dress for hot, humid weather and ran with
it. Florida’s “resort casual” has become the fashion of choice.
Resort casual style is all about ease! It’s characterized by
sundresses, tunics, capris, khakis and chinos, tropical prints,
bright colors, sheer fabrics, caftans, boat shoes and flip flops. Speaking of flip flops, did you ever wonder how they became all
the rage? Flip flops have been around for six thousand years and
were first depicted on Egyptian murals around 4000 BC. They
began appearing in America in the 1950s when soldiers brought
back Japanese zori (similar to flip flops) as souvenirs. Since then
the designs have changed. Flip flops have become a pervasive
part of Florida beach style, and you’ll even find them on some
high fashion runways! --Dana Whitcomb
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Get Your Photos on
Canvas/St. Augustine
Photographic Arts
Create beautiful personalized
photo art on canvas from your
digital photos. High resolution,
gallery wrapped canvas prints
are a magnificent way to display
your photographs.
35 Hypolita Street,
105 Casa del Hidalgo,
St. Augustine, 904-819-9512,
www.GetYourPhotosOnCanvas.com.
See ad on inside back cover.
Peterbrooke Chocolate
Come experience our famous
chocolate popcorn, chocolate
dipped Oreos, pretzels, rice
krispys, grahams and other
treats, chocolate souvenirs
and gourmet assortments.
Gifts, events, chocolate camp.
anastasiaisland@peterbrooke.com.
Facebook: Peterbrooke Chocolatier-St.
Augustine Beach.
1011 A1A Beach Blvd. #3 St Augustine,
(Publix Plaza) 904-471-2830,
www.sapeterbrooke.com.
See ad on page s16.
Treasure Your Memories of St. Augustine
with Nautical and Estate Jewelry
904.829.5003
7 Rohde Ave., St. Augustine
www.NeffJewelers.com
Vino Del Grotto Winery
Sample an eclectic mix of world
class boutique grape and fruit
wines. Unique gifts, artifacts and
jewelry with a wine and shopping
experience like no other. Simply
the best-Come see why! Visit our
3 locations.
904-824-1855. See ad on page s17.
Dawn Gaffney, PA
Watson Realty Corp.
For an experienced, professional,
full service Realtor dedicated to
customer service, Dawn Gaffney
will provide the guidance to make
your next move stress-free. Dawn’s
knowledge of the community
and strong negotiation skills and a
commitment to providing excellent
service are a few reasons why you
should contact Dawn for all of your
real estate needs.
3505 US 1 South, St. Augustine,
904-495-0148,
www.DawnGaffney.com.
See ad on page s15.
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st. augustine dining
Have lunch in what was once the
swimming pool of Flagler’s Alcazar
Hotel, now the Lightner Museum or,
on the veranda of a Victorian house
soothed by the sounds of a garden
fountain. It’s all nearby for your
dining pleasure.
Fresh Atlantic seafood served
broiled, blackened or grilled is always
a good choice. At casual eateries, toss
down clams, either raw or steamed,
or dip crispy shrimp into a seasoned
sauce. Wash it down with a frosty
mug of beer or the local favorite, a
W
pitcher of Sangría.
Whether your taste runs to
“Vegetables” Artist: Joe Taylor
When shadows begin to lengthen, it’s time to choose
Spanish, Mexican, Cajun, Caribbean or edgy Asian fusion,
you’ll love our culinary diversity. Try something new and
a place to eat and review the experiences of the day. With
order a traditional Minorcan dish made with the Datil
many accomplished chefs located here, you can dine
pepper, which was brought here in the 1600s and only
extraordinarily well and yet casually at a cozy pub, a street
grows in the St. Augustine area. If your taste buds crave
side café, or on a breezy deck overlooking the Atlantic.
classic favorites, we have everything from artisan pizzas to
Dining options include innovative restaurants known
for their imaginative menus and delicately presented
slow smoked Southern barbeque.
After dark, relax to the beat of live music at a
dishes. Guided by knife and fork you can have dinner at an
beachside grill or a night spot downtown where the locals
historic house where candlelight dances on exposed brick
go to have fun. Join them and indulge in a heavenly
walls, a secluded Spanish-styled courtyard or a stately yet
dessert at a sidewalk table where you can watch the
casual hotel dining room.
evening unfold.
Enjoy casual dining at its finest.
Recognized for over 30 years as one of
Florida’s top destination restaurants.
Renowned for their consistent, award
winning menu, wine list and premium
bar served in their warm and intimate
restored 1879 Victorian house.
Dine in the outdoor courtyard.
APPETIZERS
Bruschetta
Castillo Shrimp
Maryland Style
Lump Crab Cake
Escargot
Stuffed Mushrooms
Shrimp Cocktail
Margarita Pizza
ENTRÉE SALADS
Ahi Tuna Salad
Chicken Caesar Salad
Grilled Salmon Salad
Pecan Crusted Tofu Salad
STEAKS
Beef Wellington
Brandy Peppersteak
Filet Mignon Béarnaise
DESSERTS
SEASONAL DINNER
SPECIALS
$9.99 - $15.99
Raintree Seafood Au Gratin
CHEF SPECIALS
Baked Tilapia
$19.99-$29.99
Grilled Shrimp &
Grilled Salmon
Housemade Sausage
Fresh Catch Matanzas
Chicken Zingara
Jumbo Shrimp & Lobster Homemade Meatloaf
Lobster Tail 7 oz.
Lasagna Puntanesca
Crisp-Roasted Half DuckPork Schnitzel
ling
Chicken Scampi
New Zealand Rack of Lamb
Mussels Marinara
Veal San Marco
Eggplant Parmigiana
Paella
Cappellini Pomodoro
Need a ride?
Raintree’s Courtesy Van
provides pickup within city limits!
SUNDAY BRUNCH
10 a.m.-2 p.m.
Starting at $9.99
904-824-7211 • 102 San Marco Ave., St. Augustine, FL • www.RaintreeRestaurant.com
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St. Augustine’s Best Casual Oceanfront Restaurant
Seafood
Fried Shrimp Dinner • Steamed Seafood Platter
Fresh Fish—Grilled/Blackened/Sautéed/Broiled
Fried Fish Platter • Seafood Jambalaya • Crab Chowder
Seafood Enchiladas & Burritos • Local Oysters (in season)
$9.99-$22.99
Chicken, Steak and Pork
Black Angus Sirloin • New York Strip
Chicken and Andouille Sausage Jambalaya
Pulled Pork • Steak Wrap • Chicken Fajita Wrap
$7.99-$22.99
Dinner Plates
Breakfast Served on Weekends
7:30 to 10:30a.m.
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“Best of St. Augustine” Awa
A “People’s Choice”
Award Winner
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Hamburger • South Beach Burger
Crab Cake Sandwich • Seafood Burrito
Grilled or Blackened Fish Sandwich
Grilled or Blackened Chicken Sandwich
Includes Fries ~ $6.99- $10.50
Our Lunch Menu Includes:
Burgers • Hotdogs • Pasta • Fried Shrimp Platter
Fried Fish Platter • Fish Tacos • Wrap Sandwiches & Burritos
Grilled or Blackened Fish and Chicken Sandwiches
Large Selection of Entree Salads
$5.99-$8.99
Kid’s Menu Available
Starting at $5.50
Serving Lunch And Dinner 7 Days A Week
•
Beer, Wine And Full-Service Bar
•
Early Bird Specials Mon.-Fri. 4-5:30
Happy Hour Specials Mon.-Fri. 4:30-6
Creative Nightly Dinner Specials Featuring Fresh Local Seafood
Oceanfront at 45 Cubbedge Road • One Block South Of S.R. 206 On A1A • Next to Beacher’s Lodge
(904) 471-8700
•
www.southbeachgrill.net
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Hot Shot
Bakery & Café
Breakfast & Lunch
•Specialty Coﬀee
•Pastries •Cupcakes
Avilés Restaurant
& Lounge
St. Augustine’s best kept secret
with an eclectic variety of dishes
prepared by world class chefs in a
rich Spanish flair, influenced by the
traditional dishes of Spain and the
Mediterranean. Dine in a casual atmosphere or in their fabulous courtyard setting. Open for breakfast,
lunch and dinner. Inside the Hilton
St. Augustine Historic Bayfront.
32 Avenida Menendez, St. Augustine,
904-829-2277. See ad on page s27.
Harry’s Seafood Bar
& Grille
New Orleans style seafood, steaks,
chicken and pasta. Courtyard
dining overlooking the bay front
and indoor dining in a historic
home. Full bar. Live music daily.
904-824-7898
8 Granada Street
(Downtown across from Flagler College & Lightner Museum)
“Fish Dinner” Artist: Joe Taylor
HotShotBakery.com
46 Avenida Menendez, St. Augustine,
904-824-7765, www.HookedOnHarrys.
com. See ad on back cover and
menu on page s22
Hot Shot Bakery, Café
and Catering
Homemade specialty soups, sandwiches, panini, wraps, an award
winning bakery and hot sauce
company. Just steps from the Lightner Museum. Breakfast and Lunch
daily. Creative made-from scratch
baked items. Try the dark chocolate
dipped datil pepper. Enter
the “Poppin Pepper Palooza”
and be on the wall of flame.
Daily 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
8 Granada Street, St. Augustine,
904-824-7898. See ad on this page.
La Pentola
Seafood, prime steaks, wild game,
innovative pasta, entrée salads,
and house made desserts. Serving
fine wines, beer, and gourmet
coffee. Lunch served Tues.-Sat.,
11 a.m. - 3 p.m.; dinner served
Tues.-Sun., 5 - ’til; and Sunday Brunch
10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Closed Monday.
Banquet and private party facilities.
Open all holidays.
Reservations recommended.
58 Charlotte Street • Historic
Downtown • 904-824-3282,
www.LaPentolaRestaurant.com.
See ad on page s25.
The Raintree Seafood
and Steakhouse
Enjoy casual dining at its finest, recognized national and internationally
as one of Florida’s top destination
restaurants. Consistent, awardwinning menu, wine list and full bar
served in the warm, intimate atmosphere of a restored 1879 Victorian
home. Dinner served from 5 p.m.
daily. Sunday Brunch. Outdoor dining
available. Reservations requested.
102 San Marco Avenue, St. Augustine,
904-824-7211,
www.RaintreeRestaurant.com.
See ad on page s21.
South Beach Grill
Enjoy lunch and dinner daily,
weekend breakfast all from their
oceanfront view. Dine inside or out
to feel the cool ocean breezes.
Menu includes fresh catch; grilled,
sautéed, blackened or broiled
seafood and sandwich platters,
steaks, pork, chicken and pasta.
Fried shrimp, wraps, burritos and
more. Full-service bar and call
ahead seating available.
45 Cubbedge Road, Crescent Beach,
904-471-8700,
www.SouthBeachGrille.com.
See ad on page s23
Romance Thrives
Capturing the romance that has thrived in
St. Augustine for nearly 450 years is as easy
as walking together around the beautifully
illuminated Spanish fort in the moonlight.
Then follow the old walkway along the
seawall, a path that follows in the footprints
of many couples who found love and
romance in St. Augustine.
in the Oldest City in America
Get to know ancient Aviles Street at night
when shops are brightly lit and bistros are
serving at sidewalk tables. Browse through
bins for an art print and enjoy a cozy, late
night supper.
Creative Continental Cuisine
In the Heart of Historic Downtown!
Sunday Brunch
Oﬀering Daily Chef’s Specials Featuring Fresh Seafood,
Wild Game & Exotic Specialties
Courtyard Dining • Private Party Space
Lunch from $8.95 • Dinner from $13.95
Homemade Desserts • Cappuccino & Espresso
Serving a Wide Selection of Fine Wines & Beers
Starters
Baked Brie en Croute, Seared Sesame Tuna
Escargot, Sauteed Calamari, Carnitas Tostada
Hours
Lunch: Tues.-Sat., 11-3
Dinner: Tues.-Sun., 5-‘til
Sunday Brunch 10-3
Open All Holidays • Reservations Recommended
Entrees
Catch of the Day, Grilled Salmon, Crab Cakes
Veal Osso Bucco, Filet with Ancho Chile, Tenderloin Steak
Pork Tenderloin, Stuffed Chicken Breast, Duck a l’Orange,
Seafood Pasta al Chipotle, Pasta al Pomodoro Basilico,
Salmon Pasta, Lobster Ravioli in Provencal Sauce
904-824-3282 • www.LaPentolaRestaurant.com • 58 Charlotte Street
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“Sunflowers” Artist: Joe Taylor
Magic memories of the beach remain locked inside your mind long after
the sound of the ocean’s siren songs have ended. Hold onto those
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