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Lighthouse Waterfront Restaurant - Ceviche

Lighthouse Waterfront Restaurant

3.8(458 reviews)
1.1 mi
•$$$

Five Stars for the Lighthouse Bar -- And Especially April!…read moreWhat a fantastic place to enjoy a drink, relax, and take in the beautiful waterfront atmosphere! The Lighthouse has a lot going for it, but one of its biggest treasures is behind the bar. Her name is April, and she's an absolute gem! She's beautiful, charming, quick-witted, and has a smile that can brighten anyone's day. But what really makes her stand out is her personality. She knows how to make people laugh, keeps the conversation flowing, and has a natural ability to make everyone feel like a regular, even on their first visit. April brings that perfect combination of class, humor, professionalism, and a little sass that makes a great bartender unforgettable! The Lighthouse has a beautiful view, but April is one of the reasons people will want to come back! Five stars for the atmosphere, the bar, and especially April!

Maybe it's hubs' military background, but the man is all about strategy. His game plan was to…read morefigure out the perfect dinner spot where we could catch an epic Sanibel sunset, then still have enough time to roll over for a hallmark view of the July 4th fireworks. Mission accomplished. Lighthouse Waterfront is huge with a big dining rm on one side and another section closer to the left overlooking the outdoor deck sitting right on the water. If you're chasing sunset vibes, this deck is where it's at. We started with a dozen meaty oysters and a hot crab dip with crispy wontons to dip. For our main plates, hubs ordered the thick-cut bone-in pork chop and loved it while I went with the seasoned grilled swordfish. I had the Dubai Chocolate cocktail and I'll give them props for that pistachio rim and the dark chocolate drizzle.....that Hershey's syrup crap. The only downside was it could've packed a punch. But then again- between my recent trip to Miami/Ft Lauderdale and now Sanibel...I haven't had a drink that would know the shit out me here. No offense. Anyhow, to wrap things up, we shared a slice of key lime pie. That's basically mandatory when you're down here. It was good, but honestly, the real treat was watching that Sanibel sunset. Service was ok- I just wished our young server was more present. On the plus side, when he'd showed up, he made sure to help at any given moment. We finished dinner, headed out to the deck and soaked in every second of the sunset before making our way to catch the fireworks elsewhere.

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Lighthouse Waterfront Restaurant - Jumbo Shrimp

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Point 57 - Ladies night filet.

Point 57

4.1(571 reviews)
6.2 mi
•$$

Point 57 Kitchen and Cocktails stands out among the plethora of what I call "semi-upscale"…read morerestaurants which dot the eighth largest city in Florida. Dressed as a mini version of a Bahama Breeze restaurant, 57 hits on all cylinders. From scrumptious food, tasty drinks to staff that actually provides service that's "just right." Observant, friendly, fun, welcoming and attentive. My wife and I had the $20 Cape Royal Burger. A delicious 1/2 lb. Black Angus beef, with American cheese, lettuce, pickles, and an included order of P57 fries which are fantastic! One of our friends enjoyed the $20 Grilled Shrimp Tacos which included 3 tortillas, with all the fixings and an order of the P57 fries. She liked it. Her husband started with an order of $22 Maryland Crab Cakes..FULL of crab! He loved them and followed with Shrimp and Pasta ($Unknown), ate it all, said it was great and was impressed with the bread. "It looked hard, but was nice and soft." Authors note: This was our first visit to Point 57, we had glanced at the lunch menu on-line. Both our friends and ourselves had a bit of sticker shock when we sat down and saw the menu Dinner prices. That is NOT a negative, it's a notification. The one big "REALLY!?" for me was the $27 "Starter" Lobster Mac and Cheese. It's a dish I've enjoyed at many great restaurants and had to pass because of the price. With that said, the food quality and service MATCH the price. And I highly recommend Point 57.

When I saw that this restaurant was located on Del Prado, I should have known better. The reviews…read moreand website of Point 57 portray a classy dining experience. What I endured was something entirely different. We were a party of four, attending for an early weekend dinner. I fully expected a moderately upscale experience; what I endured was an absolutely freezing cold, nearly empty dining room that basically looked like an out-of-date Denny's. Besides the tired, dated decor, I was horrifically uncomfortable because of the temperature. I have experienced this several times in lower end restaurants - the staff keep the temperature at a level THEY find comfortable. Besides the shock of the terrible dining room, this entirely destroyed the dining experience. While our waitress was polite enough, she allowed the beverage of one of my guests to run out. This is unacceptable for a restaurant trying to draw a regular, more upscale clientele. The rest of the staff seemed essentially untrained and did not work as a team. I saw one person on staff with their fingers in their mouth on the dining room floor. The dated bar was filled with what looked like regulars. I didn't bother with a cocktail once I saw the dining room. I'd say I made a smart choice. The food was decent, but was entirely outweighed by everything else at this facility. This is the only reason I'm giving two stars. I didn't have the stomach to check out the restrooms. Ultimately, I'd say Point 57 is probably decent competition for Red Lobster or Applebee's. Personally, I will stick with Stone's Throw restaurant elsewhere in the Cape. Point 57 management should travel there; they might learn something.

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Point 57 - Hidden corner booth referred to as the Chef's Table.

Hidden corner booth referred to as the Chef's Table.

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Palm Grill - newamerican - Updated November 2026

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