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From the folks that brought you the very popular Napule on South Tamiami Trail. Fantastic artisan pizza and innovative Italian cuisine. This has been an anticipated 2025 restaurant opening.

Fantastic "East Coast" lobster rolls and much more. Super casual. Make sure and try the Lobster, bacon, lettuce, and tomato sandwich. You will not regret it!

Newly opened (2021) on St. Armands Circle. This is a Hungarian-influenced menu. Lots of traditional Hungarian dishes to choose from including Chicken Paprikas and a Hadik style meatloaf. They also have an on-premises market.

A fresh raw bar + a lot more. Right on St. Armands Circle. Lots and lots of fresh seafood featured daily. Delicious bisques and chowders. Not in the mood for seafood (or someone in your dining party not a seafood lover), not a problem. Try the rosemary lamb chops!

How about a little island shopping followed by a little island lunching? Tommy Bahama’s is terrific for both. It’s a first-class menu of casual cuisine.

This is one of the Caragiulo owned restaurants. So, you’re pretty assured of good food & service. Part of this restaurant is open air. Fun for groups. It’s an adult bar scene.

Artisan pizza. Also, a full menu of traditional Italian dishes. But, go for the pizza. Sit outside and people watch on St. Armands circle. 15+ specialty pizza pies on the menu.

Looking for Irish food? This place has some Irish menu staples (Cork cottage pie). If that’s not your thing, how about a Rory McElroy sandwich! Fun and friendly.

A family owned and operated restaurant that offers it’s customers a long standing tradition of “la cuisina Italia”. A casual Italian dining experience.

White table cloth dining. Great, fresh local seafood. They’ve been on the circle since 1978. They must be doing something right. A big selection of oysters.

The “Gem of Spanish Restaurants”. And, it is! A St. Armands tradition for locals and visitors. The 1905 Salad is mandatory. Soup, salad & sandwich combos for lunch.

A fun place for a shopping break. Especially, if you’ve got kids with you. Casual, island style cuisine. Good service. Fuel up and then back to the shops!

A St. Armands favorite since 1973. You should try the Brandied Duckling L’Europe. Also, the grouper margarita is a can’t miss dish.

Your standard breakfast/lunch place. And, that's not bad. No frills here. Good solid menu selections. Good service. It's small, so, be prepared to wait when there's visitors in town.

Brand new (2015) on St. Armands. Authentic (I hate that word) Greek cuisine. Lots of very traditional dishes. I can't imagine you'll be able to get near this place in season. Best bet is to check it out off peak.