Guidebook for Edgewater
Food Scene
Beautiful scenery, like no other, ask for Chip in the Blue Room
240 moradores locais recomendam
The Garlic
556 E 3rd AveBeautiful scenery, like no other, ask for Chip in the Blue Room
Great scene of the beach while you eat
101 moradores locais recomendam
The Breakers Ocean Front Restaurant & Bar
518 Flagler AvenueGreat scene of the beach while you eat
Flagler Tavern
414 Flagler AveGreat Food And Live Music. Has 2 levels
Amazing overall scene. A little pricey, but a must do on vacation. Live Music, some of the best food, and your'e literally in a TREEHOUSE! ...(Elevator optional)
125 moradores locais recomendam
Norwood's Eatery & Treehouse Bar
400 E 2nd AveAmazing overall scene. A little pricey, but a must do on vacation. Live Music, some of the best food, and your'e literally in a TREEHOUSE! ...(Elevator optional)
Drinks & Nightlife
Live Music.
mellow crowd. Socially drink by the outdoor Fireplaces
16 moradores locais recomendam
Beachside Tavern
690 E 3rd AveLive Music.
mellow crowd. Socially drink by the outdoor Fireplaces
Merk's Bar & Grill
193 N CausewayGreat Food Great Drinks. Where the locals go
Entertainment & Activities
if you feel like knocking down some pins theres always cosmic bowling.
6 moradores locais recomendam
New Smyrna Lanes
185 N Causewayif you feel like knocking down some pins theres always cosmic bowling.
Well worth the Climb in this preserved Historical LightHouse. Bring a bottle of water to hydrate:)
317 moradores locais recomendam
Ponce de Leon Inlet Lighthouse & Museum
4931 S Peninsula DrWell worth the Climb in this preserved Historical LightHouse. Bring a bottle of water to hydrate:)
Don't miss this hidden gem! Located at the very end of Ponce Inlet, near the Lighthouse. The Marine Science Center's main goal is the rehabilitation of injured/ill wildlife for release back into the wild. It's also a great stop for families, or anyone interested in learning about sea creatures and birds. A small facility, but very interactive. There is a touch tank for the rays -- great for kids! Try to be there for their twice a day feedings. Staff is volunteer, but extremely knowledgeable and obviously very caring. Price is reasonable -- $5 adults. Get off the beaten path and seek out this gem! Free parking.
94 moradores locais recomendam
Marine Science Center
Don't miss this hidden gem! Located at the very end of Ponce Inlet, near the Lighthouse. The Marine Science Center's main goal is the rehabilitation of injured/ill wildlife for release back into the wild. It's also a great stop for families, or anyone interested in learning about sea creatures and birds. A small facility, but very interactive. There is a touch tank for the rays -- great for kids! Try to be there for their twice a day feedings. Staff is volunteer, but extremely knowledgeable and obviously very caring. Price is reasonable -- $5 adults. Get off the beaten path and seek out this gem! Free parking.
A great place to view the ocean, park and walk around Flagler Ave area, have a meal and walk on the beach - all in one place!
10 moradores locais recomendam
Flagler Avenue Boardwalk
201 Buenos Aires StA great place to view the ocean, park and walk around Flagler Ave area, have a meal and walk on the beach - all in one place!
This is my home town, born and bred. Canal street has shops, bars, restaurants and special events most weekends. Canal Street got its name because there are old hand dug canals running underneath. It is such an interesting area with quaint homes on the side streets. There are numerous locally owned shops and restaurants to be found on the main drag. You don't want to miss the Historical Museum on Sams Ave. There is so much history in the area! Little's Drug store has been there for decades and still has an old time soda fountain (great milkshakes). The Christmas decorations are beautiful and there are downtown events every weekend. You can visit Canal St on your way to the beach.
38 moradores locais recomendam
Canal Street
Canal StreetThis is my home town, born and bred. Canal street has shops, bars, restaurants and special events most weekends. Canal Street got its name because there are old hand dug canals running underneath. It is such an interesting area with quaint homes on the side streets. There are numerous locally owned shops and restaurants to be found on the main drag. You don't want to miss the Historical Museum on Sams Ave. There is so much history in the area! Little's Drug store has been there for decades and still has an old time soda fountain (great milkshakes). The Christmas decorations are beautiful and there are downtown events every weekend. You can visit Canal St on your way to the beach.