Always a great meal. Fresh ingredients. Great juices…read more Never disappointed when we go. Parking can be tricky, but always get a spot.

Tasty breakfast sandwich Fresh and delicious Challah bread…read moreFrench toast I got my order to go and everything was ready when I arrived. Takeout was easy. Packaged well and warm when I got home to eat.

Seaside Cafe is such a great place to start your day. Not…read moreonly is the food amazing the employees are beyond friendly. They are professional and hardworking. We are thankful to have found this treasure in beautiful Stuart Beach.

We recently moved to the Port St. Lucie area and have been exploring different places and…read morerestaurants. One spot we found and really enjoyed is Seaside Cafe. It has a very relaxed atmosphere where you can bring your dog, have a great breakfast, and then walk right over to the beach afterward. They offer all kinds of little extras that make the experience more comfortable, and they also serve lunch with a variety of sandwiches. If you plan to go for breakfast, try to arrive early. Even though the parking lot is large, it fills up quickly since many people are also heading to the beach. Overall, it was a great experience--lots of people enjoying the ocean, the sunshine, and a peaceful morning by the water. Oh and the pancakes are huge!

Kai was our server & she could not have been nicer. We had a spectacular table overlooking the…read morewater & the bridge to the left. We started out with a chocolate martini & a Whispering Angel Rose. Both were refreshing and very celebratory for my friends birthday. Since it was lunch, we went straight to entrees. My husband had the Strawberry Field salad with shrimp. Beautifully crisp and delicious. The shrimp were cooked perfectly even if the salad should have had less dressing. The birthday girl had the short rib grilled cheese which looked exactly like the pictures. She managed to eat the whole thing. I had the steamed clams. The presentation was totally unexpected. It had a pizza dough topper that was puffed up with the clams, linguica & broth nice and steamy underneath. It was an amazing preparation and the dough helped tame some of the spiciness from the linguica. We all said we would come back. I would give this restaurant a solid 4.5 stars as the refill of our water was a big sluggish. Since you cannot rate in 1/2 star increments, I gave it a 5.

On our way home from Orlando, we decided to make a lunch stop in Stuart and chose Waterfront. My…read morehusband thought he knew the place, but it turned out he was thinking of somewhere else. It ended up being a great find! The restaurant is spacious with huge windows overlooking the water, which I absolutely loved. It was much too hot to sit outside, so we enjoyed the view from an inside table. We decided to split the steamed clams (without the sausage) and a lobster bisque for lunch. Our server, Sydney, was friendly, helpful, and made sure we had everything we needed. The clams were served inside a bread-like pastry. My husband especially enjoyed that part, while I skipped the bread and dug right into the clams--they were fresh and delicious. The lobster bisque was rich, flavorful, and just as good. One unexpected bit of entertainment came from the couple seated next to us. It sounded like they were on a first date, and while I certainly wasn't trying to eavesdrop, they were talking so loudly it was impossible not to overhear! They seemed to be having a wonderful time, and it added a lighthearted touch to our lunch. Hope springs eternal! Overall, I was very happy with both our meal and the beautiful waterfront setting. I'd definitely stop here again the next time we're passing through Stuart. The only thing that gave me pause was the dinner menu, which looked a bit pricey, but for lunch this was a very enjoyable stop. You don't need a reservation for lunch so that was a plus. Sometimes you just want to go with the flow, and that is just what we did!

The Bird's Nest were two nests of hash-browns, topped with grilled asparagus , poached egg,…read morehouse-made hollandaise sauce, crumbled applewood bacon, a slice of avocado, and lightly sprinkled with seasoning. Every item was cooked properly, though I suspect the avocados were refrigerated. The interior was kitschy beach decor with a cozy vibe. However, I felt like they missed the opportunity to do a full bird-themed restaurant. They could've at least used beach birds for their logo design instead of going two directions with their decor. I appreciated catching pieces of conversation from the locals meeting up at other tables around me. The casual and friendly server immediately put me at ease.

"The Chill vibe is vibing, Service with a smile,…read moreThree Little Birds café Will be worth your while !" The Hungry Poet is back y'all. This Saturday around lunchtime, we decided to stop into the Three Little Birds Café in Stuart, Florida. Upon entry, you could tell their breakfast crowd gave them a run for their money (booths needing to be bussed etc) But we were greeted promptly with kindness and the server said sit anywhere you'd like that's clean! I loved that acknowledgement. It's cozy in the small dining area. Feels like a neighborhood spot that probably has earlweekday morning regulars. The food was descent. I've had better biscuits and gravy and huevos rancheros is not my thing but it was good. My boyfriend wanted that. It was a nice experience and no complaints!

amazing place to have drinks with all kinds of people and look out over the marina…read more Bartenders are amazing!

Great little open air bar on the water. The bartenders are attentive and the drinks are perfect!…read moreThey have a limited menu of about 10 items. We had the blackened mahi tacos (3) and the shrimp & crab fritters. I would recommend both!

Went to brunch with friends who recently moved to Stuart, and this was such a great find for their…read morenew go-to spot. From the moment we walked in, the staff was incredibly friendly and attentive. They had our table ready quickly, and we didn't even need a reservation for our party of seven, which was a nice surprise. The menu had a wide variety of craft cocktails, along with delicious appetizers, and everyone at the table loved their meals. It was one of those brunches where everything just hits right--great food, great service, and a relaxed atmosphere.

When is La Grande not so Grande?…read more Been wanting to visit this classic restaurant in historic downtown Stuart since my move to Stuart. Tucked in the old Post Office Arcade building, its partially hidden walkway leading to the restaurant only adds to what lies ahead. As you enter you step into a world that speaks to a time of classic old world elegance. Antiques, elegant draping window coverings and a beautiful fountain at its center, this restaurant brings to mind what a dining experience was like in the nineteenth century. Unfortunately, the service and food sadly do not match the exquisite ambience. SERVICE : The service, or should I say lack of service was evident from our first step in the door. We waited for several minutes before anyone noticed we were standing there waiting. Once noticed, we explained that we had a 7 pm reservation which the hostess of course could not find. She scanned the restaurant (which was empty at the time) and told us she would see if she could find us a table. After several minutes we finally were seated. Another 15 minutes past before someone walked past and asked if we had been taken care of, which of course we had not. He assured us that he would get someone as soon as possible, which added another 10 minutes to our already extended wait. Eventually our "server" showed up. You'll note that I put the word server in quotes because this person was anything but a server. So as not to bore you with specifics, let's just say I have a problem calling someone a "server" who is totally incapable of serving! A person who doesn't understand "medium rare", who misses several ordered sides and charges us for dishes we never received clearly doesn't deserve the term "server". THE FOOD: There were three people in our party. For appetisers, we ordered the Martier Escargot which had a bitter taste because of the burned butter, the Blueberry Brie Crostini, which turned out to be the best dish of the evening was outstanding, and the potato goat cheese puffs were light and delightful. For our entree's, we ordered the Cedar Plank Salmon which was overcooked, dry and tasteless, the New Zealand Lamb Chasseur which was fine except for the missing asparagus (which our server assured us he would get back out and immediately forgot) and finally the 12 oz Prime New York Strip which was cooked well done instead of the medium rare requested. I do need to mention that the garlic risotto was fantastic, creamy and tasty. Unfortunately, we had to enjoy it at home as our server didn't bring it until we were completely done with our meals! As far as desserts go, after our 1 1/2 hour stay, we decided to forego any additional pain and accordingly skipped dessert. Finding our server throughout the night was a challenge of hide and seek and this includes getting our final bill which, as mentioned above, took three trips to get right! The Ambiance: This is an absolutely beautiful restaurant that cries for matching service and a creative efficient kitchen that produces dishes that represent their grand names. THE BOTTOM LINE: As with all my reviews, we come to what I like to call the "customer so what". Would I come back? The answer... as a walk through to see what elegant dining looked like in the 19th century... absolutely! Perhaps you could sit at the bar and enjoy a Manhattan but, to dine? The offerings, as mentioned, were a mixed bag but unless you're into the pain of some of the worst service you'll ever experience, absolutely not!

Kris is Absolutely a wonderful and thorough server! He is Very efficient, personable and enjoyable!…read moreExcellent service!

Johnny was an excellent waiter! He is very personable and ready to do whatever he can to make the…read moredining experience memorable.

We had a wonderful happy hour with miss staples... Friendly, accommodating and the best cauliflower…read moreappetizer ever! Thank you ! The Rappas

I recently stopped by Spritz Bistro and had such a delicious experience that I had to share!…read more For my main dish, I ordered the Angus burger with a side of French fries and coleslaw. The burger was juicy, perfectly cooked, and packed with flavor--exactly what you want from a great burger. I also tried several appetizers and sides. The roasted Brussels sprouts were shaved and had a really nice flavor that made them stand out. The Kung Pao cauliflower was absolutely amazing with bold Kung Pao flavor that I loved. The calamari was served on top of a bed of fresh arugula, which complemented the dish beautifully. It came with a sauce on the side that I personally found a bit too sweet for my taste, so I skipped it and instead squeezed fresh lemon over the calamari and arugula--which made it perfect for me. For dessert, I had a cappuccino and tiramisu. The tiramisu was fluffy, creamy, and the perfect sweet ending to the meal. Service was excellent. My server's name was Spencer. He was attentive and offered great suggestions. Overall, everything was delicious and it made for a really enjoyable dining experience!