Location: Cedar Key
Top Restaurants in Cedar Key
Top Things to do in Cedar Key
- 1. Cedar Key Historical Society Museum
- 2. Cedar Key Museum State Park
- 3. Cemetery Point Park
- 4. Cedar Keys National Wildlife Refuge
- 5. The Cedar Key Chamber of Commerce
- 6. Lower Suwannee National Wildlife Refuge
- 7. Southern Cross Sea Farms
- 8. Cedar Key Railroad Trestle Nature Trail
- 9. Island Arts
- 10. Island Thyme Antiques
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Where to Eat in Cedar Key: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Cedar Key is a city in Levy County, Florida, United States. The population was 702 at the 2010 census. The Cedar Keys are a cluster of islands near the mainland. Most of the developed area of the city has been on Way Key since the end of the 19th century. The Cedar Keys are named for the eastern red cedar, Juniperus virginiana, once abundant in the area.
Things to do in Cedar Key
1. Kona Joe's Island Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 431 reviews
When you visit KONA JOE'S ISLAND CAFE, you're in for a treat. Experience our fresh gourmet coffee, scrumptious sandwiches and real fruit smoothies. Don't leave without a hand-dipped ice cream cone or a slice of Edie's famous Cedar Key Lime Pie. You'll love the friendly atmosphere of our cheery indoor and outdoor seating. Joe will spoil you as you enjoy your meal on our private deck, watching the pelicans play on the stunning Back Bayou.
Reviewed By Laura M
We ate on the patio, not fancy but cute. We met 2 other couples, everyone is friendly, just ask 'where are you all from' and find out what a small world it is. Ate eggs and oatmeal, friend had the crab quiche and she said it was good but not like the best she ever had. Friendly staff, good food, loved the little cottage like feel of the patio.
2. Holey Moley
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 317 reviews
Reviewed By LPAMIKE - Jonesboro
Stopped in for breakfast while in town. Small selection of donuts and breakfast sandwich's. Had a Bacon/Egg/Cheese biscuit and a muffin and it was about $8. Biscuit was a good size and plenty filling. Staff was very friendly. Only 4 tables inside, and a counter outside to eat at. Street parking, but it does have a handicap ramp for access.
3. Tony's Seafood Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
PLEASE NOTE: Seasonal Restaurant Hours: October- November 2016 Monday thru Thursday 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM ( NOT OPEN FOR DINNER) Friday thru Sunday 11:00 AM -8:00 PM Please call ahead to verify hours before making long drives from far away.
Reviewed By Arcenio C
My wife and I drove from Orlando because we heard of the 3 time champion clam chowder. Excellent taste unlike any chowder we've had. The bowl could have been a little bigger but I recommend making a day trip to Cedar Key and grabbing a bowl. Their seafood is good too. I had the seafood platter and unfortunately I couldn't finish it all, it was a lot of food!!
4. Island Trading Post
Overall Ratings
4 based on 73 reviews
Reviewed By Joe C - Brookfield, Wisconsin
Tucked onto Dock Street, this store offers traditional beach knick knacks including hats, shirts, shells, comical signs, keychains, etc. etc. it also serves the best ice cream on the Island (32 flavors) and Chicago-style hot dogs. Good for a quick snack.
5. Island Hotel & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 339 reviews
Reviewed By A TripAdvisor Member
The hotel opened its dining room a tad early for us eager Sunday evening diners (closer to 5 than 5:30 p.m.). Lucky us! We relaxed in the pretty room that had obviously been entertaining guests for many decades (or more!). A number of contemporary works of art brightened the candle lit decor and a good sound system surrounded us with classical, mostly piano, music. We chose a moderately priced half carafe of Chardonnay while our proficient server Jo brought us appetizers: the rightfully touted crab chowder (tasty and creamy) and a dozen Cedar Key clams steamed in savory garlic broth. Next were a bowl of the chef's creation of the day - an excellently textured black bean soup - and, a very pleasant garden salad with an excellent house-made ranch dressing. Our entrees were a cheese and crab stuffed redfish, and a really great filet mignon cooked "Pittsburg" style (blackened on top and bottom, tender and red inside). Well chosen sides of rice and perfectly cooked broccoli medley vegetables accompanied the plates. For dessert we ordered the key lime pie which we understand was once featured in Southern Living magazine; it was a classic recipe on a Graham crust with tiny dots of decorative whipped cream. This restaurant did a great job of delivering nicely special service and sustenance.
6. Steamers Clam Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By drdavegoodman - Madison, WI
My wife and I wondered up to Steamers on Dock Street, not knowing what to expect, but thinking that the clams gotta be good. And were they good! Reasonably priced in a bowel of garlic and wine broth that was delicious. We have already been back for more.
7. Annie's Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 541 reviews
Reviewed By Mel2013_13 - Belfair, Washington
We had eggs, toast, grits and bacon. Everything was cooked well. No extra imagination in the presentation. Service was OK. Price was expensive. We got the same breakfast the next day at Holy Moley's for about half the price. Holy Moley's has very limited seating. However, most people come in for doughnuts and coffee and do take out. So we were able to get a table.
8. 1842 Daily Grind & Mercantile
Overall Ratings
5 based on 89 reviews
Coffee shop specializing in fresh roasted & ground organic, fair trade beans. A light daily menu,fresh baked goods and ice cream available. Home of the Salted caramel Island Storm and freak shake.
Reviewed By RealArdRi - NY
Been to Cedar Key 4 times in the last few months.Great place in Cedar Key for Coffee and pastry's.One of the places you will remember and return to when in Cedar Key.Tastefully decorated and just plain cool. Vinyl on the record player off in the corner softly filling the shop with Patsy Cline.In a town that rolls up the streets at 9 pm and becomes a ghost Town at 9:01 pm its nice to find a coffee house that is open at 7am. You know when you need coffee. In the morning.And lo and behold its GOOD coffee.Have been in here a few times and always its a pleasant greeting and welcoming reception. With a smile at 7:30 am no less.Thank you 1842 grind..
9. Carlin's Steak House & Paddock Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 316 reviews
Reviewed By Electraglide2005 - Hudson, Florida
We were here several time and loved it. It's a great place to hang out and have a few laughs with the patrons and staff. We had the shrimp pie and it was excellent.
10. Island Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 176 reviews
Built in 1930 as the Holman Store, this historic building brings fond memories for residents as they come to pick up their order. The menu offers a great selection of Island Favorite Pizza and fresh wings.Everything is made to order using the freshest ingredients.
Reviewed By Dynamicjohn - Tampa, Florida
Kept hearing that there was no good pizza on the island, but decided to give Island pizza a try.We were pleasantly surprised! Fresh dough,great sauce and lots of cheese! Ready for pick up in 20 minutes!Please come back and visit new owners
