Latrece’s guidebook
My Favorite Restaurants
These are restaurants that I have personally tried and really enjoyed.
This is a charming little restaurant. I enjoyed the experience as well as the food. Very nice for adults.
Eighteen Seminole Street
18 SE Seminole StThis is a charming little restaurant. I enjoyed the experience as well as the food. Very nice for adults.
Nice relaxed family restaurant. A good place to take the kids.
54 recommandé par les habitants
Dune Dog Cafe
775 Florida A1A AlternateNice relaxed family restaurant. A good place to take the kids.
This is hands down my favorite coffee house. It is a Vegan, organic, gluten free cafe which makes it great for me since I am allergic to eggs and gluten. The latte's are good and the atmosphere is very relaxed.
21 recommandé par les habitants
BunkHouse Coffee Bar
3181 NE W End BlvdThis is hands down my favorite coffee house. It is a Vegan, organic, gluten free cafe which makes it great for me since I am allergic to eggs and gluten. The latte's are good and the atmosphere is very relaxed.
This is a great deli and is a favorite of the locals. There is also one located in Vero Beach. This is very good for families.
TooJay's Deli • Bakery • Restaurant
2504 SE Federal HwyThis is a great deli and is a favorite of the locals. There is also one located in Vero Beach. This is very good for families.
This is a good little pizza place. They are very close to my home. They also have gluten free pizza which is good for me. This is a good place for families and deliveries.
Tavola Pizza
1672 SE Port St Lucie BlvdThis is a good little pizza place. They are very close to my home. They also have gluten free pizza which is good for me. This is a good place for families and deliveries.
This is a local favorite. There are several locations including one at St Lucie West. My grandchildren love the Captain Crunch pancakes. Very nice for families.
39 recommandé par les habitants
Berry Fresh Cafe
1718 St Lucie W BlvdThis is a local favorite. There are several locations including one at St Lucie West. My grandchildren love the Captain Crunch pancakes. Very nice for families.
This is a small charming place to eat especially on the outside patio.
6 recommandé par les habitants
West End Grill St. Lucie West
1680 St Lucie W BlvdThis is a small charming place to eat especially on the outside patio.
Panariello's of Port St. Lucie
466 SW Port St Lucie BlvdIt has a pleasant ambience. There is outside, waterfront seating. They have a floating tiki barge. The food is very good. It is an enjoyable experience but not very suitable for families.
72 recommandé par les habitants
The Twisted Tuna
4290 SE Salerno RdIt has a pleasant ambience. There is outside, waterfront seating. They have a floating tiki barge. The food is very good. It is an enjoyable experience but not very suitable for families.
Beautiful views, good food, good drinks. Not suitable for children.
96 recommandé par les habitants
Kyle G's Prime Seafood & Steaks
10900 S Ocean DrBeautiful views, good food, good drinks. Not suitable for children.
Local Snackables
Great little places to grab a sweet treat or a snack.
Cute little place to get a sweet treat.
14 recommandé par les habitants
Kilwins Chocolates & Ice Cream
41 A SW Osceola StCute little place to get a sweet treat.
Small Cakes
2084 NW Courtyard CirAbsolutely delicious cute cupcakes.
Things to Do
These are places that I have been to or that prior guests have recommended.
Recent guests enjoyed the walking tour as well as kayaking. Call to reserve a kayak.
31 recommandé par les habitants
Centre d'éducation à l'environnement du parc d'État de Savannas Preserve
2541 SE Walton RdRecent guests enjoyed the walking tour as well as kayaking. Call to reserve a kayak.
stuartmainstreet.org
Packed into a small area that’s easy on the feet, this historic downtown, with its quaint commercialism, is perfect for those looking to buy a knick-knack found nowhere else, or those merely interested in some serious window-shopping. Like the stores, each restaurant has something unique to offer.
The pedestrian-friendly downtown has roundabouts, one of which is the aptly named and famous (infamous?) Confusion Corner. One roundabout features a sailfish sculpture; another, at the Haney’s Circle fountain, is anchored by Lady Bountiful, a bawdy statue sculpted for the 1939 World’s Fair and brought to Stuart 10 years later.
After dinner, stroll on the boardwalk along the St. Lucie River and admire the Roosevelt Bridge towering overhead.
For the party crowd, the annual Dancin’ in the Streets festival in downtown Stuart is one of the Treasure Coast’s biggest, and most entertaining, one-day events.
Green Market is held every Sunday, 9am - 1pm
66 recommandé par les habitants
Centre-ville de Stuart
2 SW Osceola Ststuartmainstreet.org
Packed into a small area that’s easy on the feet, this historic downtown, with its quaint commercialism, is perfect for those looking to buy a knick-knack found nowhere else, or those merely interested in some serious window-shopping. Like the stores, each restaurant has something unique to offer.
The pedestrian-friendly downtown has roundabouts, one of which is the aptly named and famous (infamous?) Confusion Corner. One roundabout features a sailfish sculpture; another, at the Haney’s Circle fountain, is anchored by Lady Bountiful, a bawdy statue sculpted for the 1939 World’s Fair and brought to Stuart 10 years later.
After dinner, stroll on the boardwalk along the St. Lucie River and admire the Roosevelt Bridge towering overhead.
For the party crowd, the annual Dancin’ in the Streets festival in downtown Stuart is one of the Treasure Coast’s biggest, and most entertaining, one-day events.
Green Market is held every Sunday, 9am - 1pm
Some of my guests visited here not expecting much. They were very pleasantly surprised.
Their tip is to go on Thursday at 11am for the tour that is given only once a week.
104 recommandé par les habitants
Elliott Museum
825 NE Ocean BlvdSome of my guests visited here not expecting much. They were very pleasantly surprised.
Their tip is to go on Thursday at 11am for the tour that is given only once a week.
Would you like to see how “The Wild Man of the Loxahatchee” lived? Called “Trapper Nelson” (his actual name was Victor Nostokovich), he was a big man with big hands and big strength. He bought 800 acres and, to support himself, trapped wild animals and sold them to zoos. (Some, of course, he ate.)
His cabin — and the area where he displayed alligators, opossums, wildcats and such to tourists — is a must-see. Ranger-guided tours of the 1930s pioneer homestead are available year-round.
The park is named for a Quaker merchant whose party was shipwrecked nearby in 1696.
Other activities in this 11,500-acre park include hiking, biking, horseback riding, boating, canoeing, kayaking, camping, fishing, and simply communing with nature. The Loxahatchee Queen provides boat tours.
148 recommandé par les habitants
Parc d'État Jonathan Dickinson
16450 SE Federal HwyWould you like to see how “The Wild Man of the Loxahatchee” lived? Called “Trapper Nelson” (his actual name was Victor Nostokovich), he was a big man with big hands and big strength. He bought 800 acres and, to support himself, trapped wild animals and sold them to zoos. (Some, of course, he ate.)
His cabin — and the area where he displayed alligators, opossums, wildcats and such to tourists — is a must-see. Ranger-guided tours of the 1930s pioneer homestead are available year-round.
The park is named for a Quaker merchant whose party was shipwrecked nearby in 1696.
Other activities in this 11,500-acre park include hiking, biking, horseback riding, boating, canoeing, kayaking, camping, fishing, and simply communing with nature. The Loxahatchee Queen provides boat tours.
You’ll want to visit Blowing Rocks Preserve when the seas are rough and the tide is almost high. That’s because you might see a geyser of saltwater, up to 50 feet high, shooting skyward as the waves pound the rocky Anastasia-limestone shoreline. Channels in the rock direct the water.
Even without Mother Nature’s impressive water show, the preserve, owned by the Nature Conservancy, is worth the $2 admission fee.
Explore a boardwalk along the Indian River Lagoon, a butterfly garden with native plants, and a beachside nature trail.
56 recommandé par les habitants
Réserve de Blowing Rocks
574 S Beach RdYou’ll want to visit Blowing Rocks Preserve when the seas are rough and the tide is almost high. That’s because you might see a geyser of saltwater, up to 50 feet high, shooting skyward as the waves pound the rocky Anastasia-limestone shoreline. Channels in the rock direct the water.
Even without Mother Nature’s impressive water show, the preserve, owned by the Nature Conservancy, is worth the $2 admission fee.
Explore a boardwalk along the Indian River Lagoon, a butterfly garden with native plants, and a beachside nature trail.
This is a wonderful place to take the family for a relaxing afternoon, especially in the summer. During the summer they have a water feature which the children love to run through so bring a bathing suit and towel.
It is next door to the children's museum which is a fun place for the kids.
70 recommandé par les habitants
Indian Riverside Park
1707 NE Indian River DrThis is a wonderful place to take the family for a relaxing afternoon, especially in the summer. During the summer they have a water feature which the children love to run through so bring a bathing suit and towel.
It is next door to the children's museum which is a fun place for the kids.