| The Back PorchA favorite with the Fort Walton Beach - Destin locals since 1979, The Back Porch Seafood & Oyster House got started in a small, A-frame building on the beach. We instantly made a name for ourselves by serving delicious gulf seafood with the best view in Destin. A few years later we invented the Amberjack Sandwich, and the rest is, well, history.Over the years, a few things have changed; the gift shop is now where the kitchen was, and most of our neighbors are now 12-stories tall! But inside The Back Porch, things are pretty much the same as they’ve always been. We’re still the best place in Destin for families and friends to get together and enjoy fresh gulf seafood, and we’ve still got the best view in town.www.theback-porch.com |
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| Cafe GrazieEstablished in 1999 and located in San Roc Cay Marina, Orange Beach, Alabama, Café Grazie is well-known by the locals for serving authentic Italian cuisine and fresh seafood in a casual yet romantic setting. The inviting wine menu and full service bar are complimented by the “old time Italian favorites” music selection played throughout both the restaurant and the outside patio seating areas. The restaurant is open 7 days a week at 11:00AM and features daily food and wine specials.www.cafe-grazie.com |
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| Fisherman’s WharfThe classic taste of Destin Seafood, open since 1995, features only the freshest seafood offering a wide variety of selections. Add the finest Black Angus Beef available and a moderately priced wine list and you have one of the best dining values on the Emerald Coast!Fisherman’s Wharf is located directly on the Destin Harbor overlooking the docks that provide the home to Florida’s largest charter boat fleet. Anglers are encouraged to bring in their catch and have it prepared by the chefs for an experience they won’t soon forget. Sit outside and enjoy the spectacular views or dine inside where the dining room is reminiscent of a classic cruising vessel featuring rustic wood and naval décor.The fully stocked bar is an ideal place to kick back after a day on Gulf or the golf course and enjoy a cocktail or draft. Whether you are visiting or a local, Fisherman’s Wharf is the ideal place to sample the traditional Destin flavor and atmosphere.www.fishermanswharfdestin.com |
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| Pompano Joe’sPompano Joe’s first opened our doors in 1995 and quickly became known for our unique Caribbean style of seafood. Since then, Pompano Joe’s has become a destination restaurant for tourists and a favorite among the locals. Our Caribbean flair shines through in our Reggae Rolls and Garlic Crusted Grouper to the brightly colored window frames that line the walls of this open-air restaurant. When visiting the Destin and South Walton area, Pompano Joe’s is always on everyone’s list of must-visits.www.pompano-joes.com |
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| Louisiana LagniappeIn 1984, Louisiana Lagniappe was opened and established inside Sandpiper Cove condominiums in what was at one time the Sandpiper Cove Yacht club. A loyal following was quickly established due, in no small part, to the quality of the food and the attention to detail of the service. In 1998, the Southern Restaurant Group took over ownership of the restaurant with a commitment to maintain the same level of food quality and service. Since then, Louisiana Lagniappe has consistently served only the freshest seafood and steaks. Now open year round, Louisiana Lagniappe is the spot for a memorable dining experience on all levels. In 1999, a second Louisiana Lagniappe was opened in the San Roc Cay Shopping and Marina Complex in Orange Beach, Alabama. Offering the same fine Louisiana seafood with a creole flair, the attire is casual, yet an upscale waterfront dining experience is provided for the entire family.www.thelouisianalagniappe.com |
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| Reggae J’sReggae J’s is the newest restaurant offering from the Southern Restaurant Group. You’ll love the open atmosphere combined with a menu offering like no other on the Gulf Coast. Reggae J’s is located in Panama City Beach’s newest shopping center, Pier Park right across the street from the gulf of Mexico. |
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