The laid-back family haunt serves distinctive waterfront cuisine, cold craft beers on tap, and an expansive menu with plenty of options. They go well with live music, cold beer and everything else this waterfront shack has to offer. The Lazy Flamingo 3 is a staple Southwest Florida restaurant for locals and tourists, with four total locations. I like to get a basket to share, and a second just for me. But those hush puppies, those giant crisp-on-the-outside creamy-tender-on-the-inside hush puppies, are wondrous. The fish tacos are great, as is the grouper Reuben, the gator bites, the frog's legs. But it's the hush puppies (yes, the hush puppies) that I fawn over. One of my favorites on Matlacha, I love everything about this pastel-painted seafood shack.
(10700 Stringfellow Road #20, Bokeelia 23 ) Olde Fish House Marina As the name implies, it's just a little place. There are biscuits and gravy, Reubens, wraps and hand-made crab cakes packed with local crab meat. Lilly's crafts thick breakfast sandwiches packed with meats and eggs or portobello and avocado, depending on your mood. In it you'll find home cooking at its finest.
Just north of the four-way stop sign, this gem is tucked into the corner of an L-shaped strip mall. A shaded wrap-around deck offers stunning views of the water and is the perfect spot for sipping a cold beer.
It's a long drive, but the Waterfront rewards it with thick burgers, seafood pot pie and a gloriously creamy clam chowder with a biscuit topper baked right into it. You'll pass the Moose Lodge and the American Legion, the VFW and the KOA with its red and yellow, X-marks-the-spot camping sign. If you're not among the boating set, the drive to this knickknack-plastered restaurant at the southernmost tip of Pine Island is like a trip back in time. 12 tasty reasons to go to Matlacha and Pine Island The Waterfront Restaurant It's eating for a cause, and the cause is our own backyard. Next week, I'll share my favorites from Sanibel and Captiva. This week, I'll let you in on 12 mouthwatering reasons to get out to Matlacha and Pine Island. A visit to Lazy is an authentic local experience.I've spent the better part of this month catching up with island restaurants throughout our area. Awarded coldest beer on the Island, Lazy Flamingo is a family bar and grill that is an atmosphere everyone can enjoy. Bring your own catch (cleaned and filleted) and have our chefs provide you the taste of the Island. Our catch of the day special can be just that. Being so close to the ocean provides for a seafood adventure that’s unparalleled to any other. Only steps away from the beach and the abundance of shells, it’s a great way to relax after enjoying a day on Sanibel. Whether staying on Sanibel or Captiva for vacation or a quick visit to see the world-famous green flash sunset, Lazy Flamingo is the perfect spot to watch the sun go down. But not all secrets stay hidden forever, which has demanded a total of 4 locations spread out over Southwest Florida. Lazy Flamingo was once a great kept secret only known to the locals as the best place on the Island for food and drinks. As the locals call it Santiva, our Sanibel-Captiva location is at the end of Sanibel Island, right before the Captiva bridge.
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