Location: Carrabelle
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Carrabelle is a city in Franklin County along Florida's Panhandle, United States. The population was 2,778 as of the 2010 census. Carrabelle is located east of Apalachicola at the mouth of the Carrabelle River on the Gulf of Mexico.
Things to do in Carrabelle
1. Carrabelle Junction
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 113 reviews
Reviewed By Sylvee77 - Grimsby, United Kingdom
We had breakfast using a voucher from the Old Carrabelle Hotel. Although we only had orange juice, tea, coffee and toast the lady behind the counter was most welcoming and helpful. We enjoyed taking in the objects on display and the 50's/60's style. Well worth a visit.
2. The Fisherman's Wife Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 363 reviews
Reviewed By Jan14225 - Tecumseh, Michigan
The serving staff really work hard to accommodate. The food is "very good" (I typically save 5 stars for extraordinary). I would not hesitate to recommend this restaurant to visitors of Carrabelle.
3. The Pearle Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 83 reviews
Reviewed By mimitosix - Loris, South Carolina
We liked the food and service here. We also thought prices were good. I had fried oyster basket with cole slaw and cheese grits. My husband had fried scallops basket with cheese grits and sweet potato chips. All was very good!!
4. Fathoms Steam Room and Raw Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By Mike D - Raleigh, North Carolina
We stopped for lunch on a warm sunny December day. The food quality and wait service was very good. Things tried by our parties included crab legs, seafood dip, and shrimp tacos. We were happy with all.
Dogs are allowed on the outside dining area, on a leash, so it is a nice place to bring along your four-legged friend.
5. Hog Wild BBQ
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 125 reviews
Reviewed By Gary S - Carrabelle, Florida
Everybody's favorite, Hog Wild BBQ is the place where all the locals come to have lunch on Sunday after church. And also every other day of the week. A wonderful place for getting together with friends. They have all sorts of seafood, chicken, and BBQ's all you can eat, {AUCE}. Or if you want, you can order from the menu. I myself, am not a buffet kind of guy so I would order from the menu, food is OK...
6. Two Brothers At the Beach
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By JOHN L - Siesta Key, Florida
The evening we stopped in the place was nearly full. And from what I could determine, most of the diners were local. That in itself is always a good indicator that this restaurant would serve good food. The atmosphere is very casual. The servers were very busy, yet they were friendly and attentive. The food was really good. One of our entree’s was grilled oysters. I have lived most of my life on coastal Florida, but I’ve never heard of grilling oysters. They a quite tasty and worth trying. The only reason I did not award 5-Stars was due to the eclectic, unkempt interior. But I will tell you that I will go back to TWO BROTHERS again.
7. Crooked River Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By Stevencoles - Sioux Falls, South Dakota
Very weird setup with no division between the bar and dining area. When we were there several local guys were hanging out at the bar doing what guys do on an early Saturday night at a bar. We could easily hear their entire conversation, and while it certainly captured local color, it did not make for a pleasant dining experience. We ordered Filet Oscar the most expensive thing on the menu. This was supposed to be an 8 oz Filet of beef, topped with blue crab and hollandaise. We ordered the steak meadum rare, but it arrived over cooked, much closer to medium well. The blue crab was an unappealing grey and there was just a small amount of hollandaise. The steak was closer to 6 oz than 8. The fries were cold and the cooked vegetables were really gross as they were a dirty brown and were over cooked. We felt sorry for the nice efficient servers who was stuck serving substandard food.
8. Marine Street Grill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By joe s - Indian Springs, Alabama
Stopped at a Carabelle street festival and stayed for a few hours. Had lunch here and really enjoyed it. Great sandwiches and some really great sides, like bacon 'tater salad. Pretty courtyard setting. It adjoins the bar next door. We will come back here next time through.
9. Hometown BP & Deli Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By wacotx46 - Clearwater, Florida
Yes, this is a BP gas station! The tiny deli with about 6 tables is inside in the back. There is a large menu, but we opted for the daily special: fried pork chop, field peas, macaroni & cheese with a roll for $7.99. It was really great! Old fashioned home cooking! We ordered at the tiny counter and waited for an empty table. The people at table next to us ordered the fried fresh mullet which was 2 large pieces of fish, and they said it was the best ever! (whole fish, bones and all)
The staff were friendly and efficient, small town atmosphere and lots of smiles.
Parking is wherever you can find a spot. May have to walk a little.
It's usually only open for breakfast and lunch.
10. CJ's Pizzeria, LLC
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
We make our dough in house every morning. We serve Subs, Wings, Cal-zones, Wraps... We offer a weekday lunch buffet. Tuesday nights kids 10 & under eat free off the buffet. Family owned and operated.
Reviewed By jungleb00gie - Seneca, South Carolina
Pretty good, not enough sauce for me. They didn't have cheesy bread but they put cheese on their regular breadsticks for us, and they were good!Susan, Thank you for the critique. We have added a little more sauce to our pizzas and have received great results.
