Sea Salt is one of those places that feels like it’s been there forever. It’s polished without being flashy, tucked neatly into Third Street South.
If you're craving a break from the usual seafood towers and surf-and-turf, Estia might be your next favorite meal in Naples. About 15 minutes north of downtown, this bright, inviting Greek restaurant brings a relaxed Mediterranean vibe to a quiet plaza off Livingston.
Naples has no shortage of stylish spots, but if you're looking for something new and different, Blackbird Modern Asian is the place to be. Tucked into the Naples Bay Resort & Marina, it opened June 6 and has already become one of the buzziest tables in town.
You'e made it the Naples and want to enjoy all there is to offer in the restaurant scene, but there's just one problem—too many options! The restaurant and bar scene in Naples is unbeatable, and luckily, The Naples Florida Review has rounded up some of the best cocktails to try on vacation in hot-spots that make for a special evening.
If you’re looking for that quintessential Naples dining experience of water views and fresh seafood, The Boat House on Naples Bay is the spot. Whether you walk in from your evening stroll, pull up by car, or even arrive by boat, the setting is charming and the menu satisfies.
Whether you're visiting Naples for the first time or the hundredth, one iconic landmark that never disappoints is Snook Inn at Marco Island, a casual, waterfront restaurant you can visit by boat or car.
One of the best dives in Naples is located on the water, which seems too good to be true. Buzz's Lighthouse has been around since the 70s, when Henry and Judy Dugan found a perfect parcel of land just a short walk from Vanderbilt beach.
Need a spot you know will please everyone, but want more than just a chain? On your next trip to Naples, head to The Local. Whether you're eating brunch or dinner, The Local will satisfy the whole family.
Don't sleep on this standout dessert spot in Naples: Angelic Desserts is one of those places that quietly earns a loyal following. Situated in a small plaza off Airport-Pulling, it’s not flashy from the outside, but step in and you’ll find an elegant bakery that takes its craft seriously.
If you're vacationing in Naples and want to check out a local gem, head to Mikkelson’s Pastry Shop. Tucked into a little strip just off Pine Ridge Road, this family-owned bakery has been a quiet local favorite for decades—and for good reason.
If you're seeking authentic Italian cuisine in Naples, Florida, Grappino near Fifth Avenue South is a great breakfast, lunch or dinner spot.
If you're vacationing in Naples and planning a night at Artis—Naples, The Grill at The Ritz-Carlton, Naples is the perfect pre-show dinner spot. This restaurant is at the beach resort location on Vanderbilt Beach Road, not the golf resort. Just a ten minute drive from Artis, it's incredibly convenient and sets the mood for a special night.
If you’re in Naples and craving a truly unforgettable steak, Jimmy P’s Charred is the place. It’s not flashy or overhyped; it's consistently high-quality meat, cooked to perfection, by people who clearly care about what they do.
Looking for something to do with a free Saturday night in Naples, Florida? Look no further than The Cove at Paradise Coast Sports Complex, where their latest series hosts live bands every Saturday evening.
If you're searching for the best cheesesteak in Naples, Florida, your answer is Cheeseteaks.com—a local favorite just minutes from the beach and a must-visit for sandwich lovers.
The best answer to what you should eat for lunch in Naples? A sandwich at Dolce & Salato.
If you need a downtown restaurant drenched in ambiance and serving some of the best steak, head to The Continental.
With so many Italian restaurants on Fifth Ave South, it's hard to pick and choose. But Alberto's on Fifth, which serves authentic Northern Italian food with French culinary influences, never disappoints.
Gumbo Limbo at The Ritz-Carlton, Naples is one of those rare beachfront restaurants that hits just the right balance between laid-back and luxurious. The Naples Florida Review recently named it as one of the best beachfront restaurants in Naples and for good reason.
Nearly 40 years ago, Marci and Larry Redding set out to bring something special to Naples: a Jewish-style deli serving up hearty, homemade classics in a warm, welcoming setting. Since then, Larry’s Lunchbox has become a staple in the community, famous for its legendary Reuben sandwiches and homemade soups.
Looking for a sandwich so good it’ll be the highlight of your day? That’s exactly what Yacht Club Subs is serving up. From freshly baked ciabatta to meat sliced to order, the quality here is undeniable.
Trail Cafe & Grill is turning up the flavor this summer with a brand-new dinner menu and a spotlight in The Naples Florida Review. Known for their fantastic breakfast and lunch menus, this local favorite is stepping into the evening scene with dishes like crispy flatbreads, tacos, chicken piccata and a pan-seared lemon pepper snapper.
If you’re headed to Naples for a getaway, don’t miss Island House — a hidden gem that locals love and vacationers quickly adopt as their own. Just a short drive from the beach, this casual spot may look unassuming from the outside, but inside (and out on the patio), it’s all good vibes, great food, and nightly entertainment.
If you need inspiration on where to take the whole family to dinner, Texas Tony’s Rib & Brewhouse in Naples is an authentic Texas BBQ spot that keeps visitors of all ages coming back for more.
Whether or not you catch one of their summer specials, Brooks Gourmet Grill & Tavern is a great place to grab dinner any time you're in Naples. With three locations in Downtown Naples, North Naples, and Logan Landing, you're sure to find one close by.