When we asked the front desk at the place we were staying in Daytona where a good place for…read moresouvenirs would be, she suggested Jungle George's and it was great! They had a great variety of t-shirts, hoodies, crewnecks, little knick-knacks, toys, stuffed animals, knives, temporary tattoos, and so much more! They also had an area where they did henna. The only thing I thought was a bit lacking was cute bathing suits and cover-ups. I thought the prices were reasonable as well. Although a lot of the shops on the boardwalk sell relatively the same things, this shop was quite nice and the staff was very friendly!

payed $25 for a henna tattoo and it was horrible. Woke up with the henna all over our faces, other…read morehand ( not the hand with the henna design) and the henna is black. Dude who did it traced the design with pen then did the henna. pen leaked everywhere on our body's. DO NOT GET HENNA HERE!! the henna looks like sharpie ....

With Daytona Beach looking very dated and worn, this segmental bridge was a beautiful treat when we…read morewent to head home. I love the tile mosaics of aquatic and Florida wildlife throughout the bridge. I read that this bridge had a makeover and I highly approve. We only passed through Daytona Beach, but this bridge was the highlight of the area. I wish I could have taken pictures as we were driving by!!! This bridge was originally built in 1948 and replaced in 2001 and crosses the span of the Halifax River. There are 36 tile mosaic designs throughout the bridge and the Broadway Bridge has won awards from the American Council of Engineering Companies. Very cool!

A bridge with…read moreart The Broadway Bridge was dedicated in 2001 and is the third bridge to grace this area. It's over 3,000 feet long and crosses over the Halifax River and the Intra Coastal Waterway. A very useful bridge to be sure and allows traffic to flow from the center of Daytona to the great beaches without too much trouble. A graceful structure that just seems to fit without being intrusive. So many large bridges are closed to pedestrian traffic but this fine bridge has pleasant side walks on both sides. Allows for some fantastic views of the water, boats, buildings and even the ocean in the distance. But what really makes this bridge cool is all the mosaics of local marine life that are placed at various intervals along the structure. Some great works of art that turns this bridge into a lot more than just a way of getting over the river. If you go under the bridge you will find even more mosaics on the supports that hold up the huge roadway. Some bridges are just places for cars to go over. This wonderful bridge allows you to see great views in all directions and even some great mosaics of dolphins, manatees, sharks and sea horses. A unique and wonderful example of how to combine art with function

Always a wonderful time and delicious food. This Greek Orthodox Church puts on THE event that…read moreeveryone knows about and goes to in the area. Park, if you can, across the street in the lot OR part at Our Lady of Lourdes down the street and pick up the FREE shuttle van. Either way the gyros are in front but the meals and extras are further in.

Head on over to St. Dmetrios Church this weekend for great food, music,and ouzo. Admission is free…read more Parking in lots across the street. Get their early. Go all the way on in for the best food and seating.

The food here is always great! Though you could eat it all by yourself, the Italian Sampler is nice…read morefor sharing. You should also consider sharing one of the many delicious large entrees! The reason you would ultimately enjoy going to Don Vito's is for the owner, Barbara. She reminds me of my relatives from New York. When I'm there I know I'm eating at one of those good, family owned restaurants. When people travel to Daytona Beach, I'm not the only one to make a point to eat at Don Vito's to catch-up. They are not well staffed so plan ahead and make a reservation.

There is no ambiance in restaurant, it is drab and dark. The owner is the only server, but that was…read morenot a problem since there were so few patrons. We wanted lasagna but they did not have any and we were at restaurant by 5:30. We ordered a pizza which took over 30 minutes to get. Once we got pizza all of the above was redeemed. It was deliciously made to order. We had far too much pizza left and it was wrapped up very well and not in a box because we were traveling and our server recognized a box is more awkward to handle. It was disappointing that we did not get to eat authentic Italian food that evening(I know pizza is Italian, but when you go to an authentic Italian restaurant that is not what I look for.) This restaurant was recommended on YouTube as one of the top 10 restaurants to try in Daytona. Trip Advisor also recommended. Based on my experience I would not recommend.

The Cellar never disappoints. It is a hit gem in the middle of downtown Daytona. An upscale dining…read moreexperience that makes you feel like you're somewhere in Europe. The service is amazing and the food is second to none. It's a bit on the pricey end but well worth it. You also need reservations and they require a credit card when doing so. Don't let that steer you away from experiencing this wonderful little spot

The predominant reason I am giving 4 stars is because the food was delicious. Unfortunately, we…read morewere left a salty taste in our mouth before we were even seated. I am an avid fine diner and have had many experiences in Italian fine dining. As a party of 8, we booked two reservations of 4 due to the limited reservations online. No problem at all. As we arrived we requested to be seated near each other, as there were 4 top tables available next to each other. The host informed us that they did not want us interacting as it would disturb the vibe. To assume that we don't understand proper etiquette was a bit insulting. As we sat in the basement, it felt like we were getting seated for a church dinner. The fake stained glass and outdated carpeting was incredibly tacky, as well as the dirty piece of paper requesting restraint from cell phone use (as pictured). Other than the strange indoor decor, and the host demeaning our party, the food did not disappoint. We enjoyed the carpaccio, pasta, veal scallopine, lamb, and chocolate desserts. Everything was delicious. I was unaware when booking that they do not have a liquor license. I came to find out when I ordered an espresso martini. The wine list was decent and I decided upon an Amarone which was the perfect compliment to dinner. Overall, it was decent due to the food, but the vibe was very strange and didn't feel upscale whatsoever. Service was fine, nothing exceptional.

This event takes place every year in March and I've been going to it just about every year as well…read more My plans were derailed this year as I usually go all weekend but I only made it for Sunday. It's held at The Casements, a historic landmark as John D. Rockefeller's winter home. Parking is a challenge but it's doable. I caught up with my friends and danced a bit with them until the break in between programs. There were flute players, hoop dancing, a Deep Woods demonstration (an educational program on how Southeastern natives lived, and even an Alligator wrestling show. I got hungry and walked over to the food vendors. A friend of mine convinced me to get some frybread. For those who don't know what that is, it's flat dough fried in oil and topped with anything from fruit, chili, or something simple like I got, powered sugar and cinnamon. I haven't had this in a lonnnnng time and it was delish. I encourage everyone to go check them out each March.

This is a yearly event that occurs in March at the same time as the Rolex races. Held at the…read morecasements there are plenty of things to see, but and eat. The kids always love it. You can park at either of the parks next to the bridge and walk over the bridge if you wish or at Fontana park and walk under the bridge to the event. Parking at the Casements is reserved for the even staff. A fun time as usual for all.

Placed an order to try via Uber Eats and the only complaint was that it was supposed to be a BOGO…read morelarge pizza and both were to be pepperoni and one was cheese only. I called the restaurant several times and didn't get an answer. I was able to use Uber Eats support to get to a resolution however. Regarding the food, everything was rather good. Not super greasy and flavorful. The garlic knots were good but not the best I've had but I would definitely rank Constantine's are one of the front runners for pizza in my personal quest for my favorite pizza in the area!

When you go at night does the place look a little shady? Yes, but all they need is a little bit of…read morelighting. It's in the plaza with greater fitness and family dollar right in the corner. I've seen this place plenty of times. I've just never visited the establishment. The ambience is a sort of mom and pop family owned restaurant. When people were coming in, they were saying hello to them by name so you can tell that they are known by their people in the community. Now I ordered the fried ravioli and the white spinach pizza. The fried ravioli I really could've did without this is something that I've gotten from other places as well and there's just tasted like it was frozen and then dipped into the fryer. There wasn't much filling it did have a good crust on the outside, but it fell off. So that's not something I would spend nine dollars on again unfortunately. Now the star is the spinach white pizza. It was hands-down one of the best spinach pizzas that I have had locally the dough to the pizza was very fresh not too thick, but not too thin. The toppings had great seasoning on them. I added a little bit more garlic powder because that's just me but it was very very good and I 100% would return for that pizza again. All in all I would visit the restaurant again I would not get the fried ravioli because again the taste was lacking but the pizza and the marinara that came with the ravioli. Delicious.

This place is a bit upscale, they have tablecloths and cloth napkins, but it isn't pretentious. We…read morewere effusively welcomed and seated for our reservation right away. We. Enjoyed the complimentary (seemed fresh) bread. There are side salads included with entrees which is nice. I included photos of our choices from the menu. The apps were fine, not Wow. The mains were good, with the Parmeseana and the Saltimbocca being favorites. I did not like my spaghetti. I did not realize that the eggplant would be breaded and fried, then added to the pasta. It was a greasy mess. I tried eating some of my leftovers today and I stand by that. The other dishes were enjoyed but not overly. The service was impeccable, the atmosphere was nice, the food was so-so.

Everything went well the shrimp and scallop appetizer was delicious, and enough to share with 3…read morepeople. The white Zinfandel was great as was the Cabernet. The waiters were phenomenal. Letting us know that your food is being cooked to order. So understand it is a perfect night to enjoy your time out either friends. Your soup or Salad is included either way your meal.soft opera or Tony Bennet in the backround. Sherbet ball to cleanse your pallet.just came out! Risotto came out piping hot. My only disappointment was the veal and spaghetti came out lukewarm warm. I will mention that to them next time, as there defiantly will be a return visit as this is one of the finest dining experiences in Daytona area.

The service was friendly. I was an early diner so it was difficult to judge ambience. The food was…read moretasty but the presentation lacked flair.

I stayed next door at Streamline Hotel with rooftop bar (cool but one-time thing--far from…read morepeaceful). Anyway, this is right next door. I wasn't sure what to expect because while most reviews are great, some are very low (mostly due to service). I sat at the bar and had good service. I didn't love that the credit card up-charge wasn't indicated on the menu, but they did come back to explain that you only pay the advertised price on the menu if you pay with cash. Whatever. Anyway, the Chicken Parm was a much larger portion than I expected and very good. Definitely recommended! Pasta was good but a little thick for Angel Hair (no big deal). Bread was good. Overall, even despite the up-charge, you get great value here based on size and quality of meal for the price you pay. Go for it!