Places to Eat in The Everglades

Cuisine in The Everglades is fresh, casual and laid back.  Sample Everglades fare - fried alligator tail, Seminole Indian fry bread, stone or blue crab, and frog legs. 

Camellia Street Grille
Casual, very eccentric, waterfront restaurant with an outdoor patio that overlooks the mangroves and river. Live music, quirky and artsy décor. Delicious grouper sandwiches,  fresh salads with herb dressings, and battered sweet potato fries. Camellia Street Grille is where the locals go. Located at 201 Camellia Street, Everglades City. Call first as they do close for the summer.  239-695-2003

Everglades Seafood Depot
Built inside the historic train depot of 1928, The Depot, a Spanish style stucco building, is an excellent example of early Florida architecture. The award winning architecture affords some of the Everglades' most beautiful views. Watch birds and alligators play from your window all day. Located at 102 Collier, Everglades City.  239-695-0075
 
Oyster House
Family owned and operated, the Oyster House brings you seafood fresh from the fishermen’s net to your table.  Signature dishes include oysters on the half shell served raw, steamed, or fried; or fried blue crab fingers.  Located at 901 South Copeland Avenue, Everglades City. 239-695-2073
 
Rod & Gun Club
The Everglades Rod and Gun Club is a historical landmark located along the Barron River in the heart of Everglades City.  This striking atmosphere awaits all on a historical quest!  Please note: The Rod & Gun Club does not accept Credit Cards of any type. Located at 200 Riverside Drive, Everglades City. 239-695-2101