Location: Bokeelia
Top Restaurants in Bokeelia
Top Things to do in Bokeelia
- 1. Useppa Island
- 2. Lovegrove Gallery & Gardens
- 3. Randell Research Center
- 4. Gasparilla Island State Park
- 5. Island Girl Charters
- 6. Promised Land Mangoes
- 7. Cayo Costa State Park
- 8. Action Boat Rentals of Pine Island
- 9. Barbara Sumwalt Useppa Island Historical Museum
- 10. SW Florida Private Getaway
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Where to eat Seafood food in Bokeelia: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Seafood restaurants to try in Bokeelia. Bokeelia is a census-designated place (CDP) located on Pine Island in Lee County, Florida, United States. As of the 2000 census, the CDP had a total population of 1,997. It is part of the Cape Coral-Fort Myers, Florida Metropolitan Statistical Area. Bokeelia is still home to one of Lee County's first pioneer families, the Padillas, who came by way of Cayo Costa.
Things to do in Bokeelia
10. Waterfront
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By businesstravel_12
Great relaxed place with fantastic view...provided its not too hot or cold to sit outside. Best option in st james city in my opinion. Only fried food but good luck finding healthy food on this islAnd.
9. Hooked Island Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 131 reviews
Hooked Island Grill on Matlacha has the best waterfront views in the area. Enjoy one of the many fantastic menu items or chef specials daily. Watch the sunset from our covered deck area, which is actually over the water. Check our schedule for Live entert
Reviewed By AlliZnFamily
We went to Hooked for lunch on a lazy Monday afternoon. The service was good, but on island time. The restaurant is fun, decorated well, and has an island vibe to it. We sat at the outside bar and enjoyed the swings while sipping on a Gator Bite and waiting on our lunches. We ordered the Soft-shell Crab Sandwich because of the waitresses suggestion and the Watermelon Buffalo Fried Chicken Sandwich. The soft-shell was out of this world. Battered and flavored, moist and crunchy, fresh and cooked to perfection. The chicken sandwich was sweet from the watermelon and spicy too. The batter was crispy and chicken cooked just right. The Gator Bite was fruity and sweet and cold on that hot day.
8. Bert's Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 926 reviews
75 year oldtime Waterfront Restaurant and Bar with a Million Dollar view. Local seafood. Both local and national entertainment with no cover charge. Recommended by Southern Living, Coastal Living, Florida Travel & Life, Boston Globe, and American Airlines
Reviewed By quiltingtraveler68
We stopped just because we had stopped at the store and were curious. We were able to sit dockside. Hear good music and the food was better than expected. The boom boom shrimp tacos shouldnât be missed. And the key lime pie was very good.
7. Miceli's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1363 reviews
Casual dining, fun atmosphere, outdoor seating, live entertainment 7 days a week.
Reviewed By Steve R
been going to Miceli's since they took over for Matlacha Oyster Bar...usually awesome, but today my wife's prime rib was awful...yes the server offered to replace it after we had eaten, but trying to be nice she said ' no, that's okay '...I figured they'd adjust the bill, but they did not...I just hope this isn't an indication that they're usually high standards are going downhill...
6. Capt'n Con's
Overall Ratings
3 based on 382 reviews
Capt'n Con's Fish House is housed in an old-style wooded building dating back to the 1920's. Featuring a small bar(beer and wine only), casual indoor dinning and outside seating overlooking the pristine waters of Charlotte Harbor and the Bokeelia Fishing
Reviewed By krmtrains1
We had another great visit to my favorite place on Pine Island. I started with a cup of their signature seafood chowder, and it is thick, flavorful, and packed with shrimp, fish, clams and potatoes. For our main course, two of our party had the grouper special and it was great. I had the meatloaf specialâamazing! You wouldnât think a seafood place would know how to make a good meatloaf, but it really was great. Tender, flavorful and moist. Enjoyed the breeze outdoors, and the service provided by Angie was friendly, knowledgeable, and quick. We topped off our afternoon with slices of their excellent pies. We tried their rhubarb, blueberry, and our usual favorite, Key West Key Lime. We were full by then, so the packages them for us to take home. Each was a delight. This is an old-time Florida place, and one not to be missed!
5. Old Fish House Marina Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 522 reviews
Olde Fish House Marina located in Matlacha Florida, outdoor seating on the water. Seafood Market and Restaurant only serves fresh local seafood right off our boats. Watch the fish being unloaded as you sit and relax old Florida style.
Reviewed By 310toddm
Ate lunch after a couple hours out paddle boarding. Food was soooooo good! Had fish dip appetizer, which was smoked mahi made into a dip with fresh tortilla chips. Also had grouper tacos, mango salsa was great. Coleslaw was interesting, had coconut in it, yum! Last we had some Cajun sweet potato fries, amazing! Definitely would come back. Donât get your food super fast, but that is ok because you can tell it is freshly made.
4. Blue Dog Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 920 reviews
The goal of Blue Dog was to open a small, neighborhood restaurant in Matlacha, Florida the town we love. Our focus is on the small things that belong in a neighborhood restaurant. Being genuinely friendly, knowing the names of our guests and serving fresh
Reviewed By Odette F
I ordered fried shrimps and were tasting as if they were kept in highly chlorinated ice or water prior to frying. Never tasted shrimps like this ever. Service was ok, I only enjoyed my ice cold beer. I donât believe that these cooks know what theyâre doing. I wouldnât even give it a one star rating. If I donât feel good tonight, I would definitely complain to the health department.
3. Lazy Flamingo 3 Incorporated
Overall Ratings
4 based on 295 reviews
Reviewed By schmidlapp
Had a great dinner last night, wife had triple tail sandwich. Fresh, tasty, generous portion and not overcooked. I'm very fussy about ribs and reluctant to order out. Mine were excellent, menu is correct, sauce not needed. Our server was friendly and efficient. We'll be back soon!
2. Tarpon Lodge Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 345 reviews
Reviewed By Dick P
We visited the Tarpon Lodge with neighbors who were led there by a friend. It's a little out of the way on Pine Island near Cape Cora; in SW Florida. Excellent food and excellent "Old Florida" environment. More than worth the visit. We went for Lunch and the menu ranged from a hamburger to a lovely mushroom ravioli. Good restaurants are at a premium in this area and this one just increased the supply by one.Thank you for your review. We are so glad you enjoyed the food and the atmosphere! We hope to see you again soon.
1. Bert's Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 926 reviews
75 year oldtime Waterfront Restaurant and Bar with a Million Dollar view. Local seafood. Both local and national entertainment with no cover charge. Recommended by Southern Living, Coastal Living, Florida Travel & Life, Boston Globe, and American Airlines
Reviewed By quiltingtraveler68
We stopped just because we had stopped at the store and were curious. We were able to sit dockside. Hear good music and the food was better than expected. The boom boom shrimp tacos shouldnât be missed. And the key lime pie was very good.
