Amelia Island Restaurant and Review in Fernandina Beach on Amelia Island, Florida

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Angel's Porch Cafe` and Gifts

This 1887 shotun-style house has an indoor dining room and a beautiful wraparound porch, serving stuffed crab, quiche, frittata, turkey meatloaf, sandwiches, soups, calamari, shrimp and chicken salads and fabulous desserts. Cappuccino and flavored coffees. Beer and wine. Take-out available. Also a variety of gifts, wine and cheese baskets. Open 11:30 a.m. till close. Closed on Tuesday. 708 Centre St. 321-2299

Brett's Waterway Cafe

Overlooking Fernandina Harbor Marina, Brett‚s offers and upscale atmosphere with outstanding food. The extensive luncheon and dinner menus feature daily specials, fresh Florida seafood, chicken and aged beef. Cocktails, beer, wine. Casual resort wear. Fernandina Harbor Marina at the foot of Centre St. 261-2660.

Down Under

Family-owned by the McCarthys since 1982, this restaurant on the Intracoastal Waterway offers a variety of fresh local seafood, grilled steaks, chicken and daily blackboard specials. Full menu on the deck overlooking the Intracoastal. Beer, wine, cocktails. Casual, private dining room available. Come by car or boat! V/MC/AE/D Club. AIA and Intracoastal Waterway (under the bridge) 261-1001

Kabuki Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi Bar

Enjoy the show as your chef, a master of the ancient art of Teppanyaki cookery, prepares your meal in front of you. Entrees of steak, chicken or seafood include soup, salad, shrimp appetizer, vegetables, rice and tea. All entrees MSG free. 37 item sushi bar. Childrens menu. Beer & wine. Waiting list accepted. Closed Monday. 1766 S. 8th St., Amelia Plaza (between Winn-Dixie & Wal Mart) 277-8782

Le Clos

This restaurant is just across 2nd Street from the downtown Hampton Inn and Suites hotel in a little 1906 vine covered cottage with a white picket fence around it. Katherine Ewing's love for fine cuisine, fine wine, and fine dining is evident every time one visits. 20 South 2nd Street
904-261-8100

Lulu's Bra & Grill

A fun addition to downtown Fernandina‚s dining scene. Unique and inspired cuisine with a taste of Latin influence, dishes like Mojo chicken and pork, arroz con pollo and Cuban sandwiches are sure to please. Dine indoors or out in the fresh-air court-yard. Take-out is available; beer and wine are served. Lunch and dinner, Monday through Thursday, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Friday and Saturday 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. 11-B S. 7th St. 261-7123 (click on thumbnails to see pics of 2nd anniv party)

Max's Bar-B-Que & Billiards

Another McCarthy family establishment is the newest addition to downtown. Serving BBQ, wings, burgers and seafood in a fun, casual atmosphere. Live music every Thursday and Friday. Happy Hour 4-7 p.m. Lunch and dinner 11:30 a.m.-2 a.m. Closed Monday. 201 Alachua St. 261-8984

Moon River Pizza

Moon River Pizza treats customers like family. Cooked in a brick oven, the pizza is custom-made by the slice (or, of course, by the pie). Set up like an Atlanta-style pizza joint, Moon River also offers an eclectic selection of wine and beers. Open for lunch and dinner Monday through Saturday. Dine in or take it with you. 925 S. 14th St. 321-3400 o‚Kane‚s Irish Pub After walking past the beautifully detailed Irish pub in the front of this 19th century building, one finds the cozy eater. Menu items include fish & chips, meat pies, seafood, certified Angus beef and the famous soup in sourdough bowls. All day dining. Late night menu avialable. Live entertainment Wednesday through Sunday. Full bar. 318 Centre St. 216-1000

The Surf

Enjoy a casual beach atmosphere in the full-service restaurant, bar and huge torch-lit oceanview deck. Extensive menu features delicious steaks, fresh seafood and nightly specials. Also featuring salads, wraps, burgers, seafood baskets and our famous all-you-can-eat wing specials (Wednesday & Sunday). Take-out available. Open at 11 a.m. daily for lunch, dinner and late light menu. Entertainment nightly and weekend afternoons. 3199 S. Fletcher Ave. 261-5711

T-Ray's Burger Station

T-Ray‚s offers a variety of breakfast and lunch items. In addition to an outstanding breakfast menu, you‚ll find some of the best burgers you have ever put in your mouth. The Burger Station offers a grilled portabello mushroom burger, grilled or fried chicken salad and much more. The spot where locals grab a bite and go! Open Monday-Friday 7 a.m.-2:30 .m., Saturday 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Closed Sunday. 202 S. 8th St. 261-6310

The Verandah

Charmingly casual, The Verandah alone is worth a trip to Amelia Island. Set among the moss-draped oaks of Racquet Park, this popular restaurant features and extensive menu of fresh local seafood, as well as grilled New York strip, pan-roasted free-range chicken, Ferandina shrimp and much more. Reservations accepted. Open nightly, 5:30 to 10 p.m. Amelia Island Plantation 321-5050

Espana (used to be Who's on Fourth)

Owners are Roberto and Marina Pestana
22 South 4th St
904-261-7700
Wonderful owners and the food is great.

Angel's Porch Cafe` and Gifts This 1887 shotun-style house has an indoor dining room and a beautiful wraparound porch, serving stuffed crab, quiche, frittata, turkey meatloaf, sandwiches, soups, calamari, shrimp and chicken salads and fabulous desserts. Cappuccino and flavored coffees. Beer and wine. Take-out available. Also a variety of gifts, wine and cheese baskets. Open 11:30 a.m. till close. Closed on Tuesday. 708 Centre St. 321-2299		Brett's Waterway Cafe Overlooking Fernandina Harbor Marina, Brett‚s offers and upscale atmosphere with outstanding food. The extensive luncheon and dinner menus feature daily specials, fresh Florida seafood, chicken and aged beef. Cocktails, beer, wine. Casual resort wear. Fernandina Harbor Marina at the foot of Centre St. 261-2660.

Down Under Family-owned by the McCarthys since 1982, this restaurant on the Intracoastal Waterway offers a variety of fresh local seafood, grilled steaks, chicken and daily blackboard specials. Full menu on the deck overlooking the Intracoastal. Beer, wine, cocktails. Casual, private dining room available. Come by car or boat! V/MC/AE/D Club. AIA and Intracoastal Waterway (under the bridge) 261-1001		Kabuki Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi Bar Enjoy the show as your chef, a master of the ancient art of Teppanyaki cookery, prepares your meal in front of you. Entrees of steak, chicken or seafood include soup, salad, shrimp appetizer, vegetables, rice and tea. All entrees MSG free. 37 item sushi bar. Childrens menu. Beer & wine. Waiting list accepted. Closed Monday. 1766 S. 8th St., Amelia Plaza (between Winn-Dixie & Wal Mart) 277-8782

Le Clos This restaurant is just across 2nd Street from the downtown Hampton Inn and Suites hotel in a little 1906 vine covered cottage with a white picket fence around it. Katherine Ewing's love for fine cuisine, fine wine, and fine dining is evident every time one visits. 20 South 2nd Street 904-261-8100		Lulu's Bra & Grill A fun addition to downtown Fernandina‚s dining scene. Unique and inspired cuisine with a taste of Latin influence, dishes like Mojo chicken and pork, arroz con pollo and Cuban sandwiches are sure to please. Dine indoors or out in the fresh-air court-yard. Take-out is available; beer and wine are served. Lunch and dinner, Monday through Thursday, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Friday and Saturday 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. 11-B S. 7th St. 261-7123 (click on thumbnails to see pics of 2nd anniv party)

Max's Bar-B-Que & Billiards Another McCarthy family establishment is the newest addition to downtown. Serving BBQ, wings, burgers and seafood in a fun, casual atmosphere. Live music every Thursday and Friday. Happy Hour 4-7 p.m. Lunch and dinner 11:30 a.m.-2 a.m. Closed Monday. 201 Alachua St. 261-8984		Moon River Pizza Moon River Pizza treats customers like family. Cooked in a brick oven, the pizza is custom-made by the slice (or, of course, by the pie). Set up like an Atlanta-style pizza joint, Moon River also offers an eclectic selection of wine and beers. Open for lunch and dinner Monday through Saturday. Dine in or take it with you. 925 S. 14th St. 321-3400 o‚Kane‚s Irish Pub After walking past the beautifully detailed Irish pub in the front of this 19th century building, one finds the cozy eater. Menu items include fish & chips, meat pies, seafood, certified Angus beef and the famous soup in sourdough bowls. All day dining. Late night menu avialable. Live entertainment Wednesday through Sunday. Full bar. 318 Centre St. 216-1000

The Surf Enjoy a casual beach atmosphere in the full-service restaurant, bar and huge torch-lit oceanview deck. Extensive menu features delicious steaks, fresh seafood and nightly specials. Also featuring salads, wraps, burgers, seafood baskets and our famous all-you-can-eat wing specials (Wednesday & Sunday). Take-out available. Open at 11 a.m. daily for lunch, dinner and late light menu. Entertainment nightly and weekend afternoons. 3199 S. Fletcher Ave. 261-5711		T-Ray's Burger Station T-Ray‚s offers a variety of breakfast and lunch items. In addition to an outstanding breakfast menu, you‚ll find some of the best burgers you have ever put in your mouth. The Burger Station offers a grilled portabello mushroom burger, grilled or fried chicken salad and much more. The spot where locals grab a bite and go! Open Monday-Friday 7 a.m.-2:30 .m., Saturday 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Closed Sunday. 202 S. 8th St. 261-6310

The Verandah Charmingly casual, The Verandah alone is worth a trip to Amelia Island. Set among the moss-draped oaks of Racquet Park, this popular restaurant features and extensive menu of fresh local seafood, as well as grilled New York strip, pan-roasted free-range chicken, Ferandina shrimp and much more. Reservations accepted. Open nightly, 5:30 to 10 p.m. Amelia Island Plantation 321-5050		Espana (used to be Who's on Fourth) Owners are Roberto and Marina Pestana 22 South 4th St 904-261-7700 Wonderful owners and the food is great.