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The restuarant at Rosemary Beach, Summer Kitchen/Blue by Night, has two names for a reason. For breakfast and lunch Summer Kitchen has casual food like muffins, wraps, sandwhiches, and salads. People who frequent the restaurant are usually in flip flops and swim suits. For dinner it becomes an upscale bistro with great food and a more dressed up atmosphere. Having two names makes a distinction between the two very different types of food served.

Those who come to or live on the East end of 30A, use both names. It isn't a big deal for the restaurant to have two names.
 
Camp Creek Kid said:
The restuarant at Rosemary Beach, Summer Kitchen/Blue by Night, has two names for a reason. For breakfast and lunch Summer Kitchen has casual food like muffins, wraps, sandwhiches, and salads. People who frequent the restaurant are usually in flip flops and swim suits. For dinner it becomes an upscale bistro with great food and a more dressed up atmosphere. Having two names makes a distinction between the two very different types of food served.

Those who come to or live on the East end of 30A, use both names. It isn't a big deal for the restaurant to have two names.

:laughing1 Imagine our surprise when we walked up to Blue By Night in our right off of Grayton Beach attire :oops: . They were so great though. Seated us outside at a candle lit table and served us a wonderful meal. :cool:
 
One of the most elegant, and most delicious seafood dinners I have ever had was at the restaurant in the Embassy Suites in the evening on Scenic 98.....Really, really excellent!

SUSIESURF2004 :cool:
 
RiverOtter said:
This is good to hear. We have driven by that place 100 times and have yet to stop. What are their specialties?

Yianni's is good and reasonably priced. Great real burgers and fries, calamari, and pizza.

FYI -Snapperheads, has the best apple smoked bacon on their burgers, but keep in mind it is a local dive -- don't dress up. They have good oyster po-boys. Snapperheads is also for sale, so get here fast.
 
Yiannis has great seafood too. Great salads and very reasonable lunches.

Had breakfast at the Wheelhouse once a few years ago. Very inexpensive, plentiful and food was ok. Decor was very rustic.
 
The Wheel House is basic and cheap. Big breakfast and lunch crowd - lots of pickups. They have a lunch buffet that's usually fried chicken, fish, a few veggies, salad, soup, desert. The menu is burgers, fried seafood, etc.
 
Camp Creek Kid said:
The restuarant at Rosemary Beach, Summer Kitchen/Blue by Night, has two names for a reason. For breakfast and lunch Summer Kitchen has casual food like muffins, wraps, sandwhiches, and salads. People who frequent the restaurant are usually in flip flops and swim suits. For dinner it becomes an upscale bistro with great food and a more dressed up atmosphere. Having two names makes a distinction between the two very different types of food served.

Those who come to or live on the East end of 30A, use both names. It isn't a big deal for the restaurant to have two names.
Yes, but as you can read on this board, people typically remember only one name, and for advertising, it pays to hit people with one name. Fortunately for Blue by Night (I forget the other name), the have a captured audience in Rosemary. By the way, I have eaten lunch there, while pricey, the food was great. I never knew they had anything different for dinner, even with the different name.
 
RiverOtter said:
Seagrove Wheel House??... Anybody.... Anybody... Passed it 100 times and never stopped. Is it any good? :idontno:
I bet I have passed it more times than you, and I, too, have never stopped. People tell me that they go there to eat, but the food is very average (filler food). I guess these people are hungry, and the Wheel House is open and serving. Until I hear differently, the Wheel House will not be on my list, unless they are the only place serving after a hurricane. If that happens, they may become my favorite restaurant.
 
Great list. I've copied and pasted to Word to take with us in June. Some of the places we've tried. Like to try new places each time plus at least have a drink and appetizers at the same places we enjoy.

Did you mention Elmo's? Kids will love it. Very nice people. Have even run into people I know. It's not on the beach, but they have some nice specials. All you can eat crab legs one night. (Don't tell me they are for sale, too.)
 
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