amazing place , we came yesterday and decided to get something to eat and sit inside as it was so…read morehot outside the second we walked in mark introduced himself and couldn't do more for us brought us over water and menus and was available to help with any questions we had he also left us alone and we just gave him a shout when we needed anything which was perfect ordered our food and when it came it was outstanding ! the sandwiches were great and as mark said the fries were the best on the island 100% ! can't recommend it enough and will be back on out next trip to the US

Fun atmosphere, terrible service, great food!…read more What else can you expect at a beach bar during the height of spring break? Bridge Tender Inn is located right on historic Bridge Street and offers a mix of indoor, patio, and dock side seating. There is lots of twinkly lights, live music, and super fruity, frozen drinks. If you got friends in low places than you will surely love this spot. Seat yourself. Expect a wait. The menu is a smattering of bar and gulf classics. Our buffalo shrimp and grouper nuggets hit the spot and my husband loved all of the Packers love around the restaurant.

When visiting this area of Florida one thing that you should always eat is fresh seafood. Cortez,…read morethe town is known for fresh seafood. This restaurant was located down a small street by some boats near water and you just knew that whatever seafood you were getting was going to be the freshest, especially the grouper and the mahi-mahi. The seating is all outside and they have live music. You can easily tell that this is a local favorite because they were lots of tables of people that seemed to not have a care in the world and just enjoying life. Our server came over and quickly offered us water and gave us suggestions of what to order from the menu. I wound up having a grilled grouper sandwich which was delicious and so big that I couldn't even finish it. The other item we ordered was the blackened fish tacos with the truffle mashed potatoes. It was a little strange to see mashed potatoes on the menu, but man they were so yummy. The tacos were delicious as well. I wish they had beer on draft, but it was fine that they didn't. The cocktail menu also looked really good. I will say that based on the time of day we went there were some mosquitoes out but that's Florida and it's not the restaurant fault. This is definitely a restaurant. We will keep in mind when we are down here again.

Sat at the bar and was basically ignored. Went next door to the Swordfish Grill. Apparently they…read moredon't need or don't want the business.

I love duffy's can bring my pup outside plenty of TVs great wait staff and never had a bad meal…read more.. I go for sports!

No frills, diner atmosphere. If you are just looking for a quick burger that's cheap, this is your…read moreplace. I got the Swiss and mushroom and the Swiss cheese was exceptionally good. Served in like a paper small bowl. I also got a side order of the potato salad. I really didn't care for it. Not very creamy and had a vinegar taste to it. Hubby got a bacon double cheeseburger. He loved it. Not the friendliest service but it is an in and out kinda place. The price and burger is the main selling point here in my opinion.

Great place to get a drink! Went two times during our vacation and we loved it! The bartenders were…read moresuper sweet and the service was good!

Great atmosphere and services. It's a great corner beer tavern. Bartenders and staff are friendly…read more Sports are always on their large screens and a great place to catch a game. Food selection is somewhat limited, pizzas are good. They additional serve as a liquor store for the north end of the island

I'm slightly ashamed to admit that I've lived here for over a year and somehow completely slept on…read morethis place. Thanks to the recommendation of a total stranger, my husband and I finally checked it out earlier this week. Naturally, I had already done my due diligence by reading approximately 22 million Yelp reviews and looking at pics before walking in. I'd narrowed down my choices, but after chatting with our server, I went with the lobster burger. First of all- who decided to put the words lobster and burger together? It sounded confusing. And possibly unappetizing. Turns out, I owe whoever invented it an apology. The sweet server swiftly delivered a buttery brioche bun stuffed with big chunks of lobster, crisp lettuce, and a juicy tomato. I also requested a side of melted butter because...obviously. I feel like if there's lobster involved, melted butter is non-negotiable. Crispy fries rounded out the meal, and it was so ridiculously good that I pretty much unintentionally halted all dinner conversation to enjoy the party in my mouth. My husband ordered the ahi tacos with a side of duck fat fries. He inhaled every last bite of the tacos. They were piled high with fresh ahi and all the fixings, and the duck fat fries were rich and savory perfection- crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside, exactly as fries should be. The restaurant itself is pretty small, with just a handful of tables inside plus some outdoor seating. I can definitely see this place being packed during peak hours and high season, so plan accordingly. We'll absolutely be back sooner than later.

Service was wonderful and attentive Great draft list (12…read morebeers on tap) I had a Michelob Amber Bock and a Czech Pilsner (both tasty) The food was very good. The duck fries were amazing and the Steakhouse burger was tasty. My lady had one of their island bowls with shrimp and she enjoyed it. I can't say anything negative about this place. If I want to nitpick the establishment is located inside a strip mall and wedged in the corner between Birkenstock and a cafe. It is very small with inside seating for approximately 20 people and has some outdoor space as well. All in all a great place and worth going to.

Oh Whitney's how I love you! This place has some of the best vibes for vacay - relaxed, chill and…read morefun, add the delicious food and margaritas and it's a 100% win win! Tuckered into an old gas station building, is a fun little place called Whitney's. They have indoor and outdoor seating and are dog friendly. Their flavored margaritas - cucumber, Jalapeno, classic are amazing, and super fresh tasting! Typically I order a pitcher of margaritas and go through the restaurant to the other side where the garage door opens and they have a cornhole area with Adirondack chairs, so you can relax while playing. Wander inside or outside to your table and grab some delicious food. My favorites are the grouper bites, grouper sandwich, the BEST Caesar salad (seriously I dream about this one), and the burgers. The service is always top notch here too - another added bonus. They occasionally have live music on the patio which is a fun vibe. If you are on LBK and wondering where to dine, check this place out. Very relaxed atmosphere, so dress casual grab a margarita, play a game of cornhole, then go grab some delicious food. I'm a big fan and think you will be too! Till next year Whitney's, that time can't come soon enough! Cheers & Enjoy!

4 open tables inside, 7 tables open outside - zero people there waiting on a table. Was told the…read morewait would be 25 min to be sat at a table... because "we have a list." You have a list for 11 open tables in the next 20 min, at 1:30 on a Thursday, in summer off season? Plenty of other places to get a $30 taco and a beer.

Good ole American bar food. Everyday is happy hour from 3-7. Weekly specials currently are…read more.. Mondays smash burgers, Tuesdays bowls, Wednesday $1 Wings. Plenty of TVs around the place to catch a game. It's even family friendly so huge plus. Tonight we had the Korean bbq and Guinness glaze wings. Delish! Server was friendly and attentive.

First and happily, last, experience at Ed's. Trivia night. Very loud bar. We were in the back…read morecorner with lots of reverberation from the back walls. I will say "my fault" for not knowing (aka not hearing) that one of the rules is that the guy with the microphone does not repeat questions. Hard to play trivia when you can't hear the question, rule or not. Between the ambient noise, the squeaky microphone and the guy's high-pitched voice - it was impossible to hear. But rules are rules - except for the table next to us who asked and received repeated questions. When I asked for him to repeat a question he screamed "No!" Shocked, I called him a d*ck- because that's the way he was acting. I'm sticking to it. Happy to never go back there, trivia night or not. Too many other things I can do where I'm around grown ups. I'm sure he's happy too- fine by me. What an a**hole.

What a fun experience visiting Raffurty's today for lunch on a rainy day of vacation. The staff…read morewere super friendly and helpful, especially Kat! She makes a great Bloody Mary!! Thank you for an awesome afternoon at Raffurty's. We will definitely be back on our next trip!!

This place used to be good. Apparently competence, professionalism, and basic customer service all…read morequit at the same time. I went to the upstairs bar and ordered a double Captain tall. I stepped outside briefly to grab something from my car, came back, and found the drink wasn't made the way I ordered it. Not exactly a national emergency. Any halfway competent bartender could have fixed it in thirty seconds and moved on. Instead, I had to flag her down because she seemed more interested in hanging around the storage area than actually tending the bar. When she finally decided to return to work, I told her the drink was wrong. That apparently triggered a full-scale emotional crisis. She immediately developed an attitude, started arguing about what she supposedly asked me while I was already walking away, then stomped over to the register shaking her head and muttering under her breath like a teenager whose phone had just been taken away. Absolutely embarrassing behavior from someone whose job description includes interacting with customers. Then security arrived, and somehow things became even more ridiculous. A bargain-bin bouncer with an inflated sense of importance marched over and decided I was the problem. Apparently his investigative process consisted of hearing one side of the story, skipping anything resembling common sense, and immediately appointing himself sheriff of the upstairs bar. Truly inspiring work. I asked for Karl, the owner, because I previously thought he was a reasonable guy. That assumption aged poorly. I explained the entire situation. His solution wasn't to address the bartender's behavior, apologize, or simply have the drink corrected. No, his brilliant management decision was to tell me I could move away from the bar and sit at a table or leave. That is an impressive level of backwards thinking. Employee creates the problem. Customer points out the problem. Management inconveniences the customer. Outstanding leadership. Apparently accountability at Raffurty's is treated like an endangered species. I wasn't going to relocate because a bartender couldn't handle being told she made a drink incorrectly, so I left. I didn't drink it. If I'm charged for that drink, I'll dispute the charge through my bank and deal with it appropriately. The truly amazing part is how spectacularly unnecessary this entire situation was. Remake the drink. Say, "Sorry about that." Problem solved. Instead, they turned one incorrectly made drink into a masterclass in attitude, arrogance, amateur-hour security theater, and management incompetence. You almost have to admire the efficiency. It takes real talent to turn a minor bartender mistake into a customer permanently deciding not to return. If this is how Raffurty's handles a simple complaint, customers should probably lower their expectations before walking through the door. The bartender was unprofessional, security was laughably overzealous, and management demonstrated the conflict-resolution skills of a folding chair. What used to be a good bar now feels like a clubhouse where the employees protect each other's bad behavior and customers are expected to smile and tolerate it. I won't be returning, and I'll gladly share this experience anywhere reviews are accepted. Congratulations, Raffurty's. You successfully turned a thirty-second drink correction into a lasting example of how not to run a business.