Daytona Beach Fl
 

Anyone know of any good waterfront restaurants and or marinas in or around daytona?were staying at the aculpolco inn.any info would be appreciated.:cool:

Absolutly, the Inlet Harbor rest. is on the water and a very good time as well. It is where all the boaters end up at the end of the day. just go south on A1A and look for the signs it is about 1 mile north of the lighthouse on the intercoastal. If I am around, I will be there. Another great place is the Ocean Deck, it is on the ocean and a very fun time, open air on the beach and all that stuff. fun place for the late twenties and up to fifties to hang out in and relax, drink dance whatever. As for marinas, the halifax harbor marina is very nice. Ask for Frank the manager if you go there, he is a boat nut and sponsors all of our poker runs. he will take great care of you, They have a great resturaunt there too and a big bar outside right on the docks, Take a left off of International speedway blvd (us 92) on to beach street ( right before you go over the intercoastal) and head 3 blocks south. the ramp is a bit steep but very well kept.
when are you coming down? and are you bringing a boat?
Billy

loosecannon 22,thanks for all the info.no im not bringing the boat:( the mrs wanted to fly down as opposed to towing the boat 15 hrs down 95.oh well,maybe some other time.have a great weekend!im heading for the airport in about 2 hrs:( i love to fly my boat off 4 footers and airplanes suck.go figure:confused:

Chart House restaurant over at, heck what is that marina's name, anyhow... nice restaurant, beautiful view of the marina, the intracoastal. Good food, a little pricey. To the left on Beach Street when coming over the US92 bridge from D.Beach.

Park's Seafood restaurant - good fresh catches and casual atmosphere - popular with the locals. Nice view. Reasonable prices. To the right on Beach Street when coming over the US92 bridge from D.Beach.

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Several more "touristy" places with a good view and good food: Aunt Catfish's, Sweetwater's...

Stavro's Original Pizza on A1A down near Winn Dixie rocks for Greek salad and huge giganto baked spaghetti with sausage. They also have the same food at the Stavro's on Beach Street, but there are more Stavro's wannabes called different versions of Stavros that are not as good as those two (some kind of Stavro family split).

Julian's is a kind of amusing steakhouse with great food. A man plays an old Technics organ/keyboard for "ambiance". We like it, but you gotta fight the oldfolks if you go too early.

"The Wreck" is a good place on the water. It is on the northeast corner of the Main Street Bridge.