Florida’s Treasure Coast is a place like no other. The sun and the sand are some of the main attractions, but don’t forget about the tons of events and local restaurants, too! The area offers some of the most unique and fun dining options around. Did your favorite spot make the list?
Sailor’s Return
One of the best places in town for sunset dining, Sailor’s Return is situated on the St. Lucie River just south of the Roosevelt Bridge. Enjoy the casual elegant atmosphere in a one-of-a-kind tropical harbor setting. The food is top-notch, too. Covering a wide selection from seafood, steaks, greens and American fare, you won’t be disappointed. They even have dockage available right out front. Hop on the boat and grab a table for dinner tonight. Listen to the live entertainment while looking out on the beautiful waterfront.
Location: 625 SW Anchorage Way, Stuart, FL
Hog Snappers Shack & Sushi
Enjoy local craft beer, incredible cuisine and desserts while listening to live music at this great restaurant atmosphere. You will feel like you’re in paradise in the tiki-lit outdoor area. This place is perfect for a special date night or a casual girls’ night out.
Location: 421 SW Federal Hwy, Stuart, FL
Ripper’s – Palm City
Looking for a great breakfast or lunch spot? Ripper’s is a hidden gem. Don’t worry, you’re in the right place, step on up and place your order at the counter. This homey, country feel will have you satisfied. Whether it’s a breakfast burrito or a cheeseburger all the way, you’ll love every bite. And the friendly Palm City atmosphere will keep you coming back from more. It might even become a Sunday tradition. Insider tip: Try the corn nuggets, with a little bit of honey they are out of this world!
Location: 4207 SW Martin Hwy, Palm City, FL
New England Fish Market – Palm City
Offering a laid-back atmosphere and a no-frills ambiance, New England Fish Market provides some of the freshest seafood in all of the state of Florida. Sourced directly from local fishermen, the options here are as fresh as it gets. The restaurant also doubles as a fish market – note its name. So after you’re finished eating, grab something to try your own recipe on at home. The options here are endless!
Location: 3102 SW Martin Downs Blvd., Palm City, FL
The District Table and Bar
A local can’t-miss, The District Table and Bar offers a unique atmosphere and incredible food selection. Diners view an open, collaborative kitchen, where the chefs and guests freely interact. Local, seasonal ingredients provide ever-changing options to try. Another insider’s tip: Don’t even think about skipping dessert here!
Location: 900 SE Indian St, Stuart, FL
Still hungry? Check out this list for even more distinct restaurants to try. The Grille Room is a local favorite for casual dining. Or enjoy a “Docktail” at the Dockside Pavilion located on the beautiful waterfront of Harbour Ridge. You’ll never run out of options.
When you live somewhere as great as the Treasure Coast, every day is a vacation and Harbour Ridge provides a Florida lifestyle like no other. Residents here enjoy a 98-slip marina, two championship golf courses, a brand new Lakeside Spa, Fitness and Tennis Center and so much more. The on-site dining options at Harbour Ridge top it all off. Overlooking the North Fork of the St. Lucie River, a variety of dining options are available to suit your mood Visit harbourridge.com to request our new Digital Brochure to learn more about this unique Florida lifestyle. We’ll save you a table!
It’s Wahoo season on the Treasure Coast and the perfect time to get out on the water! Because water temperature varies by season and spawning takes place at certain times of the year, your favorite saltwater fish are coming and going this fall.
The St. Lucie Inlet and the Stuart Inlet are both located on Florida’s Treasure Coast, so there are a variety of species that you can chase after this October right in your own backyard. South Floridians truly live an amphibious lifestyle with boating year round in the sunshine state. Because Stuart is known as “The Sailfish Capital of the World” fishermen and boaters cherish these offshore waters. And know then like the backs of their hands.
According to the local experts, here’s what might be biting this month:
- Wahoo
- Blue Marlin
- Cobia
- Dolphin (Mahi Mahi)
- Sailfish
- Yellowfin Tuna
- Grouper
- Mackerel
- Permit
- Snapper
Get a local’s look at the tides charts and fishing reports through Florida Sportsman. They’ll be able to provide the insider information on what’s biting and where. Florida Sportsman can also help you double check the local fishing rules and regulations as well. It’s important to keep the ecosystem balanced for the future of the sport.
Set on 885 beautifully wooded acres, Harbour Ridge is a premier waterfront golf community on Florida’s Treasure Coast. Discover this hidden gem along the shoreline of the North Fork of the St. Lucie River. There’s something for everyone to love at Harbour Ridge. Residents can enjoy endless amenities and neighborhood events and it’s the perfect home base for avid fishermen and women.
Harbour Ridge Marina’s friendly and knowledgeable staff can guide you to great fishing spots as well. Choose from three private marinas with a combined 98 slips, ranging from 24 to 60 feet, to find the perfect place for your boat at Harbour Ridge. Don’t own a vessel? No worries, The Club owns two boats that are available for members to rent at anytime.
Learn more about Harbour Ridge’s beautiful community through the pages of our digital brochure or contact the Membership and Marketing Department to “Be Our Guest.”
Shipwrecks, storms and saving lives are all part of the Treasure Coast’s adventurous history. Whether on land or by sea, you’ll have to figure out which “Treasure” you want to explore first!
With ideal weather year-round on the Treasure Coast, there is always something to explore in the outdoors. Take a step back in time and check out Martin County’s oldest building, the House of Refuge Museum at Gilbert’s Bar.
Located on Hutchinson Island, this House of Refuge is the only remaining one of its kind on the east coast of Florida. Built as one of ten original “Houses of Refuge,” it is the oldest structure in Martin County and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Experience where shipwrecked sailors and travelers stayed after making to shore.
This facility was also used during World War II as a lookout for enemy submarines. If you visit the House of Refuge at Gilbert’s Bar, you will learn even more about the historical significance of this building and the unique role it played.
Interested in ghost stories? There will be a book signing at the House of Refuge on Sunday, Oct. 29 at 1p.m. for “Ghosts of the Treasure Coast.” Not only are there stories about who haunts the House of Refuge, but also the Native Americans who inhabited the land years before settlers came to Florida.
Just down the road from the House of Refuge is Bathtub Beach and Reef. You can access this reef from the beach or by boat. Experience the beautiful corals and wildlife that this habitat provides. Since the reef protects the beach area, it’s the perfect place to bring the kids or grandkids to snorkel and play in the water.
There’s no better lifestyle than one on the water, and there’s no better waterfront living than Harbour Ridge. Located on the North Fork of the St. Lucie River, Harbour Ridge is a premier waterfront golf community set amongst 885 acres of natural Florida landscape. An opportunity waiting to be found, this extraordinary waterfront community with two championship golf courses offers the perfect lifestyle for active sports enthusiasts, nature lovers and savvy homebuyers.
At Harbour Ridge, you can keep your boat in your backyard, at our beautiful 98-slip marina, and exclusively experience the Historical House of Refuge and Bathtub Reef from the nearby ocean. Imagine the lifestyle you could live and the fun you could have. Request a free digital brochure for more information on Harbour Ridge and the unique lifestyle it offers. You might be surprised!
