Sebastian, Florida
Where to Eat
Restaurants, seafood, cafes and bars — 104 places, ordered by how many people have reviewed them.
Restaurants
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Goodfellas Pizza
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Vargas Mexican Food
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Nini's Cuban Restaurant
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Shore Restaurant of Sebastian
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Captain Hiram’s The Cove private venue
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Tacochela Chingon
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Eagles Nest Restaurant
Bars Breweries
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Portside Pub & Grille
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Zoo Bar
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Redfish saloon
Cafes Bakeries
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Paradise Ice Cream
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Bon Bons Sweet Confections
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Joseph's Lite Cookies
Seafood
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Crab Stop of Sebastian - Seafood Restaurant
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The Original Indian River Seafood Market
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Seafood Market of Sebastian
Guides to where to eat
- The Best Restaurants in Sebastian, FloridaSebastian’s dining scene is shaped less by the treasure fleet that gave the coast its name and more by the working water in front of it—the Indian River, the inlet, and the boats that still run it daily.
- Where to Eat Seafood in SebastianThe 1715 fleet sank a few hundred yards off this shore, but the real daily haul in Sebastian has always come from the water, not the wreck—and the seafood here still reflects that working coast.
- Where to Get Breakfast in SebastianA beach town that made its name on shipwrecked silver ought to know something about the value of a solid morning meal. Sebastian does, but you have to pick your spot.
- The Best Bars and Breweries in SebastianSome nights in Sebastian end with salt on your skin and a cold glass in your hand; other nights start that way. The 1715 fleet sank a few miles offshore and left this coast with a name and a story. The bars here know it. They sit along the Indian River Lagoon, on the old US-1 corridor, and in the strip malls where the fishermen used to tie up. This is a working town with a treasure-hunting past, and its drinking spots reflect that—no velvet ropes, no theme nights, just cold beer, live music, and water views that cost nothing.
- Coffee Shops and Bakeries in SebastianThe 1715 Fleet wrecked just offshore, but Sebastian’s modern-day treasure is easier to find: a cluster of coffee counters and bakery cases strung along US-1, where the morning crowd moves slower than the current.
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