In-Room Concierge 2017-18 St. Augustine by SEE Coastal Media

“Evening on the IntraCoastal Waterway” Artist: Georgia Nick Gallery

st. augustine, ponte vedra, and the beaches “Lion guarding the Bridge of Lions” Artist: Georgia Nick Gallery

WELCOME VISITOR INFORMATION

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MAP a quick guide to get around WELCOME TO AMERICA’S OLDEST SETTLEMENT enjoy our sun-drenched Atlantic Coast OLD TOWN WALKING TOUR 16th century architectural landmarks and home to the largest art colony in St. Augustine

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ANNUAL FESTIVALS art, music & special events

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RECREATION AND ATTRACTIONS history, tours, golf, museums, bicycle trails and more

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SHOP THE OLD CITY HISTORIC STREETS AND BEACHES bargains and surprises everywhere

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UNIQUE CUISINES from the casual to the sophisticated

DAYTONA BEACH DAY TRIP FASCINATING DAYTONA BEACH AREA a short drive south along the Atlantic on A1A’s Scenic Highway d1 MAP d5 WELCOME d6 ACTIVITIES d12 RIVERFRONT SHOPS OF DAYTONA BEACH d17 SHOPPING d20 CALENDAR OF EVENTS d22 ORMOND BEACH SHOPPING d24 FAITH d27 NEW SMYRNA BEACH d30 DINING Publisher & Editor: Deb Smith Contributing Writer: Deborah Boyd Marketing Executive: Debbie Berner Art Director: Nieves Jenkins Production Manager & Graphic Design: Jon Schiller Graphic Design: Angela Rupar AAM & Web: Sherry Williams For advertising or distribution information: ph: 800-557-2641 Email: Info@SEECoastalMedia.com

Featured Artist: Gayle Nick, Georgia Nick Gallery. Cover: “Re-Enactors in front of the Castillo de San Marcos National Monument - St. Augustine, Florida”. Daytona Beach art by: Museum of Arts and Sciences (MOAS), Daytona Beach

“Old Water Wheel on St. George Street” Artist: Georgia Nick Gallery

for the st. augustine area Important Numbers EMERGENCY: 911 SHERIFF: 904-824-8304 POLICE DEPARTMENT: 904-825-1070 POISON INFO: 800-222-1222

Area Information

Hospitals

FLAGLER HOSPITAL EMERGENCY CENTER 904-819-5155 400 Health Park Blvd., St. Augustine HALIFAX HEALTH MEDICAL CENTER DAYTONA BEACH 386-254-4000 303 N. Clyde Morris Blvd., Daytona Beach

ST. AUGUSTINE, PONTE VEDRA, & THE BEACHES VCB: 904-829-1711 29 Old Mission Ave., Mon. - Fri., 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

BAPTIST HEALTH OF NORTH EAST FLORIDA JACKSONVILLE 904-202-2000

ST. AUGUSTINE BEACH VCB: 904-471-1596 open 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. daily

AMERICAN EXPRESS: 800-528-4800 DISCOVER: 800-347-2683 MASTERCARD: 800-622-7747 VISA: 800-847-2911

VISITOR INFO CENTER: 904-825-1000 10 W. Castillo Dr., St. Augustine ST. JOHNS COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: 1 Riberia St., St. Augustine 904-829-5681 115 Professional Dr., Suite 107 PONTE VEDRA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: 904-285-2004 200 Solana Rd., Ponte Vedra Beach

Immigration CALL FOR OFFICE HOURS. St. Augustine Jacksonville

Lost/Stolen Credit Cards

Visitor & Event Information For more information on what to see and do in St. Augustine, Ponte Vedra and the Beaches pick up a copy of SEE St. Augustine Insider’s Guide in this hotel or get your eBook copy at www.SEE-StAugustine.com

Fishing 904-209-0099 904-714-3100

FISHING LICENSES:

904-209-2250

Movie Theaters

Airports

EPIC OF ST. AUGUSTINE 112 Theatre Dr.

ST. JOHNS COUNTY AIRPORT 904-209-0090 Located 2 Miles North of St. Aug. on Hwy. 1

WORLD GOLF HALL OF FAME IMAX 1 World Golf Pl. 904-940-4123

JACKSONVILLE INT’L. AIRPORT 904-741-4902 55 Miles N. of St. Augustine off I-95, exit 127B DAYTONA INT’L. AIRPORT 386-248-8030 56 Miles S. of St. Augustine off I-95, exit 261A

Buses, Trains & Taxis

GREYHOUND: 800-231-2222 AMTRAK GENERAL INFO JACKSONVILLE: 904-766-5110 GENERAL INFO: 800-USA-RAIL ACE TAXI: 904-824-6888 ANCIENT CAB: 904-824-8161 YELLOW CAB: 904-829-2256

Handicap Services ST. JOHNS COUNTY BEACH SERVICES DEPARTMENT

904-209-0752

St. Augustine

Post Office ST. AUGUSTINE:

ST. AUG. BEACH:

904-797-5757

99 King St.

138 Sea Grove Main St.

The In-Room Concierge St. Augustine is published by SEE Coastal Media, LLC. P.O. Box 1924, Daytona Beach, Fl. 32115, 1-800-557-2641. Content and Ads created for In-Room Concierge are the property of SEE Coastal Media, LLC and may not be reproduced. Copyright 2018©. Reproduction in whole or in part is prohibited without written permission from the publisher. Please enjoy this In-Room Concierge and leave in room. If you would like to purchase the book for $18.95, please inquire at the front desk.

Georgia Gayle Nick was born in Jefferson City, Missouri. As a child her parents collected Prints and Lithographs of the paintings by Missouri Artist George Caleb Bingham. His talent influenced her love of “light and perspective” in photography and painting. Georgia’s passion is in taking the photographs used to create her Fine Art Photography. Through years of practice and patience she has developed a unique style. Georgia’s images portray a distinct sense of composition, an understanding of exposure and natural light, combined with the skills to use her camera and computer as creative tools. Photography and art have always been part of her life, and since moving to Florida’s First Coast, it has become her career. Georgia is an awarding winning photographer. Her work has been featured throughout North East Florida. Images of historic St. Augustine fill her walls. Her portfolio also includes many beautiful photographs from her travels throughout Spain, including images of St. Augustine’s “Sister City” Avilés. Georgia and Joe opened “The Georgia Nick Gallery” in 2013, located in the historic “Hamblen-Holiday” building at 11 A Avilés Street in downtown St. Augustine, Florida. The gallery features fine artists, artisans and authors from North East Florida. The walls are filled with Acrylic, Oil, Watercolor and Pastel Paintings. They also feature Photography, Beautiful Stained and Painted Glass, Mosaics, Wood Turning, Sterling Silver and Gold Jewelry, Wood Sculptures and Handmade Leather Sandals, Purses, Belts and Wallets. 904-342-2186, info@georgianickgallery.com www.GeorgiaNickGallery.Com

Artistic Photos in this book are provided by: Georgia Nick Gallery

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“Castillo de San Marcos”Artist: Georgia Nick Gallery

st. augustine, ponte vedra & the beaches

Welcome to St. Augustine, the nation’s oldest city and

and kayaking on peaceful coastal estuaries. Anastasia

a gateway to 42 miles of sparkling sand beaches and year-

State Park and many other parks offer beaches, trails

round outdoor activities. As you approach the city, it may

and dozens of activities.

look like a European town, but it’s a modern 21st century city with fashionable stores, galleries, nightclubs and award-winning restaurants. Tour the Old City to learn how it survived fires, pirate raids and naval attacks. Relax in comfort on a narrated horse-drawn carriage tour to leisurely roll past colonial houses, early wooden buildings and Flagler’s grand hotels. Ponce de León set foot here in 1513, and according to

During the annual Nights of Lights celebration from late November through January, millions of white lights bathe everything in a radiant aura. Each year in November the city also hosts the St. Augustine Marathon. Climb the St. Augustine Lighthouse for a panoramic view of the nation’s oldest port and sparkling coastal waterways. Now you know why year-round fishing is just minutes away! While you’re here, take advantage of the parks and nature preserves that offer ranger guided

legend, he tasted the sulfur-flavored water that bubbles

eco-walks. Enjoy a quiet walk in the outdoors with

out of the spring at the present day Fountain of Youth.

binoculars for bird watching—there are 260 local and

Numerous archeological digs have proved it’s where

migrating species in the area.

Pedro Menéndez de Avilés brought 800 settlers from Spain in 1565 and also the site of a Native Timucuan village. Outdoor fun often starts on the water: cruising to watch sunsets and dolphins, fishing offshore or inshore

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Falling under the spell of St. Augustine is easy at any time, but at sunset when the lights come on at the Old Fort is extra special. Take a photo from the Bridge of Lions and promise to come back again soon.

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Hamblen-Holiday 1864 Building 1885 *

11 Aviles Street This two and a half story building at 11 Aviles Street, was constructed between 1864 and 1885. The southern half of this building appears on 1884 insurance map. The area of the colonial city south of the Plaza and north of Bridge Street, is the 16th century (1572) original colonial village of St.Augustine. With 16 original colonial buildings (ca) 1691 - 1815. This historic building is in the heart of this oldest 14 block enclave. The Hamblen-Holiday building is now the home of the largest art colony in St. Augustine.

75 Artists, Artisans, Jewelers, Wood Turners, Potters, Sculptors and More

11 Aviles Street "The Heart of Old Town" Tip: Snap a picture of these pages so you can take this tour information with you.

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Old Town is St. Augustine’s first community and the link to its 16th century origins. Remarkably preserved, this enclave is resplendent with architectural landmarks and beautiful gardens. Fascinating shops, galleries and accommodations are found here too. The narrow brick streets and walkways, stone walls, and overhanging balconies maintain a distinctly European ambience.

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6 - C.F. Hamblen Company 11 Aviles St. (ca. 1885) 7 - Sequi-Kirby Smith House 12 Aviles St. (ca. 1788) 8 - Ximenez-Fatio House Museum 20 Aviles St. (ca. 1798) 9 - Don Manuel Solana House 21 Aviles St. (ca. 1805) 11 - Father O’Reilly House 32 Aviles St. (ca. 1691)

WALKING TOUR OF

12 - Don Toledo House 36 Aviles St. (ca. 1805-1807) 17 - Worth House 118 Avenida Menendez (about 1791) 21 - L.T. Canova Building 212 Charlotte St. (1885-88)

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22 - Trinity Episcopal Church 223 St. George St. (1825-31; 1893; 1902)

25 - Paredes-Segui-MacMillan House 224 St. George St. (ca. 1740; 1823; 1964) 29 - St. Joseph’s Covenant and Academy 214 St. George St. (ca.1740; 1823; 1964) 30 - Old St. Augustine Village 143 Cordova St. (ca. 1790-1910)

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calendar of events

Editor’s note: Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this information. However, as all dates, prices and times are subject to change without notice, we recommend you call ahead before traveling long distances to attend an event.

ONGOING

Historic Weapons Demonstration

Every Friday, Saturday & Sunday: 10:30 & 11:30 a.m., 1:30, 2:30 & 3:30 p.m., Avenida Menedez at Castillo de San Marcos, St. Augustine, www.nps.gov/casa

The Cellar Upstairs Jazz & Blues

Friday, Saturday and Sundays, 11:30 a.m. (open for lunch), San Sebastian Winery, 157 King St., St. Augustine, 904-826-1594, www.SanSebastianWinery.com/ jazzbar.php

NOVEMBER 2017 17: St. Augustine Beach Surf Illumination

4 – 8 p.m., St. Augustine Beach Pier Park, St. Augustine Beach. Ceremonial Tree lighting, arts & crafts, Santa, musical performers & carolers make for a fun evening. 904-347-8007, www.TheCivicAssociation.com

18-Jan 31: Nights of Lights

The Nights of Lights Light Up celebration sparkles to life at 6:30 p.m. in St. Augustine’s Plaza de la Constitución, with the lights staying on until January 31, 2017, 904-825-1004, www.NightsofLights.com

DECEMBER 2017

2: St. Augustine Colonial Night Watch Encampment & Parade

All day Saturday; cannon & musket demonstrations and changing of flags at the Castillo de San Marcos. A 7 p.m. torchlight parade leads from the Castillo de San Marcos to the Governor’s Palace on the Plaza. http://hfm.Club/Nightwatch/

2: 63rd Annual St. Augustine Christmas Parade

16-18: 37th Annual Lions Club Seafood & Music Festival

31: Beach Blast Off

APRIL 2018

St. Augustine’s Annual Christmas Parade starts promptly at 9 a.m. by the Mission of Nombre de Dios, goes through downtown and ends behind the Visitors Center on Castillo Dr., 904-824-4997 4 – 10 p.m., with fireworks at 8:30 p.m., St. Augustine Beach Pier and Pavilion, 350 A1A Beach Blvd., St. Augustine Beach, www.SABEvents.com

JANUARY 2018

7: Florida Chamber Music Project presents Boccherini, Puccini, Nino Rota & Wolf

3 p.m., Seated event tickets $25, 1050 A1A North, Ponte Vedra Beach, 904-209-0399, www.PVConcertHall.com

27: EMMA Concert Performance: Estonian National Symphony Orchestra

7:30 p.m., Tickets are $40, available online, Lewis Auditorium at Flagler College, St. Augustine, 904-797-2800, www.EMMAConcerts.com

FEBRUARY 2018

17-18: Arts and Crafts Festival at St. Augustine Beach Pier

Saturday, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m., Sunday, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m., St. Johns County Pier, 350 A1A Beach Blvd., St. Augustine Beach, www.TNTEventsInc.com

23: An Evening with George Winston

8 p.m., Tickets $43.50 – $48.50, Ponte Vedra Concert Hall, 1050 A1A North, St. Augustine, 904-209-0399, www.PVConcertHall.com

MARCH 2018

9-11: 8th Annual St. Augustine Celtic Music & Heritage Festival Francis Field on Castillo Dr., www.CelticStAugustine.com

10: St. Patrick’s Day Parade

10 a.m., parade will route throughout downtown and end at Francis Field just as the Celtic Music & Heritage Festival begins. www.CelticStaugustine.com/stpatricks-day-parade

Friday, 3 – 9 p.m., Saturday, 10 a.m. – 9 p.m., Sunday, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m., Francis Field, 25 W. Castillo Dr., St. Augustine, 904-829-1753, www.LionsFestival.com

18-22: 16th Annual Florida’s Birding & Photo Fest

505 Guana River Rd., Ponte Vedra Beach, 904-209-4422, www.FloridasBirdingAndPhotoFest.com

21-22: Flower & Garden Expo

St. Johns County Agricultural Center, 3125 Agricultural Center Dr., 904-829-3295, www.EpicBH.org

29: Taste of St. Augustine

St. Augustine Amphitheatre, 904-829-3295, www.EpicBH.org

MAY 2018

4-13: St. Augustine’s Romanza Festivale of the Arts

Various locations throughout the city, St. Augustine, www.RomanzaFestivale.com

JULY 2018

4: St. Augustine’s Fourth of July Celebration/Fireworks

6 p.m., concert; 9:30 p.m., along the bay front between Castillo and the Bridge of Lions, 904-825-1004, www.CityStAug.com/ Fireworks (subject to change)

AUGUST 2018

TBA: Concerts in the Plaza

Memorial Day to Labor Day, Thursdays, 7 – 9 p.m., Plaza de la Constitución, 904-825-1004, www.CityStAug.com/concerts/

SEPTEMBER 2018

TBA: Concerts at the Pier Pavilion

Music by the Sea, Wednesdays 7 – 9 p.m., St. Augustine Beach, 904-347-8007, www.TheCivicAssociation.com

FUTURE EVENTS

At the time of this publication some event dates were not established. For the most current event information go to www.SEE-StAugustine.com.

“The Bayfront from the Matanzas River in beautiful historic St. Augustine, Florida” Artist: Georgia Nick Gallery

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Father Miguel O’Reilly House

Built circa 1691, only the Fort is older! Constructed of coquina and tabby which have historic architectural value. Open Wed. – Sat., 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. Free; donations always appreciated. Enter through the garden gate at 32 Avilés St., 904-826-0750.

GTM Reserve’s Environmental Education Center

Visitors are surprised with a life-size Right Whale replica suspended from the ceiling. Explore ecology through aquariums and miles of interpretive trails. Open 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. Adults $2; Children $1; Under 10 free. 505 Guana River Rd., Ponte Vedra Beach, 904-823-4500, www.Dep.State.fl.us/Coastal/Sites/ gtm/visit_us.htm

Marineland Dolphin Adventure

Experience the thrill of swimming with dolphins at Marineland Dolphin Adventure. Immerse yourself in a hands-on shallow or deep water dolphin program, create a oneof-a-kind painting with a dolphin artist, or take a Behind-the-Scenes tour. Customized Dream Dolphin Weddings, corporate events, and parties are available in this spectacular setting. 9600 Oceanshore Blvd., St. Augustine, 877-298-5994, www.Marineland.net See ad on page d2.

San Sebastian Winery

San Sebastian Winery offers complimentary tours and tasting of award winning wines seven days a week. Discover the art of winemaking via audiovisual presentation and guided tour. An assortment of San Sebastian wine, gourmet food items and gift baskets are available in the wine shop. Open Mon. – Sat., 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.; Sun. 11 a.m. – 6 p.m. 157 King St., St. Augustine, 904-826-1594, www.SanSebastianWinery.com See ad on page s9.

Washington Oaks Gardens State Park

Known for formal gardens of azaleas, roses and camellias blooming among old oaks. Nestled between the Matanzas River and a beach with coquina rock formations. 6400 N. Oceanshore Blvd., Palm Coast, 2 miles south of Marineland on A1A, 386-446-6780.

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shopping

st. augustine area buildings because there are no vehicles on this pedestrian friendly street. Within walking distance of the Plaza, are art galleries displaying sculpture, photography and paintings by nationally known and emerging artists. Aviles Street is the oldest byway in the city and also one of the prettiest. Sidewalks have room for café tables and benches near chic clothing boutiques and galleries offering artworks as well as handmade arts and crafts. This narrow

bricked street is credited

“Fountain in courtyard off St. George Street in historic downtown St. Augustine” Artist: Georgia Nick Gallery

Along the narrow byways you’ll also find specialty

with inspiring the sister city cultural agreement with Avilés, Spain.

Wherever you ramble, you’re never far from a café

shops that carry an excellent assortment of clothing,

where you can relax and have lunch or a sweet homemade

precious gem jewelry and the latest trends in attractive

dessert. If you find a special purchase to remember your

accessories for the home. An afternoon of shopping in the

trip by, many of our shops will ship it home for you.

historic district of St. Augustine has a lot in common with a treasure hunt—full of discoveries! It’s a remarkable place to find old maps, French and English antiques, nautical artifacts, vintage collectibles and fine art. It’s always a pleasure to meander down St. George Street and browse through shops located in quaint old

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Out toward the beach along A1A are stores that go beyond swimwear, offering everything you’ll need to update your resort wardrobe, from totes and sunglasses to cover-ups. Just a short drive away are the outlet malls for those who want designer labels at bargain prices. Wherever you shop in the area, it’s possible you will stumble upon a real treasure to take home!

i came. i shopped. i conquered. Shop your favorite brands like: Cole Haan Old Navy Outlet Michael Kors Saks Fifth Avenue OFF 5TH H&M GUESS Factory Store Fossil Nautica Dooney & Bourke St. John Outlet Lucky Brand Jeans Talbots Outlet francescaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Papaya Bath & Body Works Outlet and more Mention code SAO17 at Guest Services and receive a FREE VIP Coupon Book

s t e r g e r #no I-95, Exit 318, East Side | 904.826.1311 Visit StAugOutlets.com for hours.

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Artsy Abode

Fashionable, Fun, Fantastic. All your favorite things come together in one artsy, colorful, unique location on the corner of King St. and St. George St. (near the Casa Monica hotel), Murabella Pkwy. outside World Golf Village and in the Nocatee Town Center. Featuring PANDORA, Alex and Ani, Vera Bradley, Simply Southern and Sticks Object Art. Also great gifts and beach necessities. They will ship anywhere. 41 King St., St. Augustine, 904-460-2436; Murabella-World Golf Village, 105 Murabella Pkwy., 904-209-5122; 152 Capital Green Dr., Ponte Vedra, 904-834-2804, www.ArtsyAbode.com See ad on Inside front cover, pages s2 & s3.

Island Beachwear

Over 10,000 square feet of shopping. They offer a large variety of Salt Life, Guy Harvey, St. Augustine T-shirts and hats. They also carry swimwear, sundresses, beach covers, sandals, beach toys, sunglasses, souvenirs, beach towels, shells, hats and boogie boards for all ages. Open at 9 a.m., 7 days. 480 A1A Beach Blvd., St. Augustine Beach, 904-460-9449, www.IslandBeachwearStAugustine.com See ad on this page.

So Mermazing

A colorful, original and whimsical mermaid-themed boutique. Two Mermazing locations at: 123 St. George St. and on the corner of King St. and St. George St. (near the Casa Monica hotel). Featuring everything mermaid, including chic, vibrant hats, clothing, home decor, as well as iconic Jack Rogers resort style sandals, Alex and Ani and Spartina 449, a vibrant collection of jewelry, handbags, scarves and beach accessories. 123 St. George St., St. Augustine, 904-217-3420; 41C King St., Downtown St. Augustine, 904-615-1528, www.SoMermazing.com See ad on this page.

St. Augustine Outlets

2 Locations!

Save up to 65% on 75 brand-name outlet stores including Saks Fifth Avenue OFF 5TH, Talbots, Cole Haan, Michael Kors, kate spade new york, Hugo Boss, St. John, H&M, Nautica and many more. Open Mon. – Sat., 10 a.m. – 9 p.m., Sun. – 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. I-95, Exit 318, St. Augustine, 904-826-1311, www.StAugOutlets.com See ad on page s11.

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Voted Best Seafood and Overall Restaurant of St. Augustine

TASTE the Life

321 A1A Beach Blvd | St. Augustine Bch, FL 32080 | 904-217-3256

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OCEAN VIEWS • ROOF TOP BAR • LIVE ENTERTAINMENT

TEASERS

Bahamian Conch Chowder New England Clam Chowder Fried Calamari Shack Fries Jose’s Guacamole Wicked Tuna Tostada Shrimp and Chorizo Nachos Wings Edamame

RAWBAR

Hutto’s Ceviche Oysters on the Half Shell Grilled Oysters Oyster Shooter

TACOS

Woodgrilled Mahi Taco Fried Grouper Taco Shrimp Taco Poke Tuna Taco Steak Taco Chicken Taco

BOWLS

Seared Mahi Poke Bowl Hawaiian Shrimp Bowl Crunchy Chicken Thai Bowl Caliche’s Poke Bowl

COASTAL GREENS Seared Ahi Tuna Salad Hearts of Palm Salad Shrimp Taco Salad Baja Chicken Salad Asian Salmon Salad

SUSHI

SHACK FISH

Tuna Roll Spicy Tuna Roll Rockin’ Lobster Roll Salmon Roll Mexican Shrimp Roll Crunch Roll

Boca Style Shack Fish Caribbean Shack Fish Rain Forest Shack Fish Woodgrilled Salmon

HAND HELDS

Beach Burger Burger Club Turkey Burger Tuna Burger Tropical Yardbird Boca Style Fish Sandwich Woodgrilled Fish Sandwich Smoked Chicken Salad BLT Yellowfin Tuna Melt Portabella Veggie Sandwich

SALT WATER FAVORITES Beach Boil Southern Fried Shrimp Fried Grouper Basket Lobster and Shrimp Pasta Shrimp Brochette

MAINLAND FAVORITES Skirt Steak Island Style Ribs Pan-seared Chicken Pasta Chicken Tenders

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Sunshine Park Mall

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Daytona Playhouse

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Williams Ave

Halifax Harbor Marina

Ocean Walk Shoppes

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Daytona Beach Golf Course

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Tarragona Arch Orange Ave Tuscawilla Park Art Museum League of Arts & Sciences Bellevue Ave

Daytona Beach Int'l Airport

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College, Theater Museum

Bellevue Ave

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Jackie Robinson Ball Park

Orange Ave

Library

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Riverfront Park

International Speedway Square

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EVERYONE HAS A BUCKET LIST.

Marineland Dolphin Adventure offers a variety of programs including a “Behind the Seas” tour, touch & feed programs, in-water Dolphin Interactions, and so much more. General admission is included with all program purchases.

EDUCATION

PROCEEDS SUPPORT

CONSERVATION

RESCUE

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M ari neland Dolphi n Advent ure i s a 501c3, dedicated to the conser v ation of aquatic animals.

Marineland Dolphin Adventure is a 501c3, dedicated to the conservation of aquatic animals.

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9600 Oceanshore Boulevard, St. Augustine 8/11/16 5:06 PM

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“Moonlight on the Loop at Ormond” Artist: Ulrich W. Fisher

“Boats Have the Right of Way” Artist: James Calvert Smith

“Orange Avenue Train Station” Artist: James Calvert Smith

daytona beach,

daytona beach shores, ormond beach & new smyrna beach

Visitors first came to watch automobiles race on

the beach, but today millions come back for year-round adventures on land and sea. The Daytona Beach area has been called “The World’s Most Famous Beach,” a place to have fun surrounded by entertaining diversions and every amenity you could wish for. Once you’ve relaxed in a chair on our smooth, sundrenched white sand, you may be tempted to never leave the beach. Take a deep breath of salt-scented air and look around at all there is to do. You could learn to surf, rent a

Whether you’re here to play golf, go fishing or just take a break from your daily routine, save some time for diversions. We have many fascinating museums offering everything from art to artifacts—plus exciting live music concerts and performing-arts events at local venues. Take a walk or a bicycle ride along the beach in the morning for a great feeling of well-being that will last all day. We encourage you to mix it up a bit. There are so many possibilities! This could be the year you try skim boarding in the surf, zipping around on a Jet Ski or stand-up paddle boarding on calm waters. If you came to escape the techno

boat to cruise down the Intracoastal, visit a local attraction

driven world, we recommend wildlife preserves for quiet

or go shopping!

walks, Tomoka State Park for spotting dolphins and

In this guide to Daytona Beach, Ormond Beach, Daytona Beach Shores, New Smyrna Beach, Ponce Inlet

paddling a kayak or visiting one of our historic landmarks that uncover something new about the past. We welcome one and all to unwind with us and take

and beyond, you’ll find tips on new ways to play and

home the best souvenir of all – unforgettable memories

get the most out of your vacation.

of good times.

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activities

in the daytona beach area the Museum of Arts and Sciences and the Southeast Museum of Photography. History lovers will delight in details about Timucuan Indians, Spanish explorers, the Civil War and vintage toys at the Halifax Historical Museum. Explore old plantation ruins, revisit the steamboat era at DeBary Hall, or stroll through Lilian Place, a Victorian mansion in Daytona Beach or spend some time exploring performing arts spaces in the Daytona Beach area, Ormond Beach, Downtown Deland and the quaint village of New Smyrna Beach. Climb the Ponce Inlet

“Feeding the Gulls” Artist: James Calvert Smith

After spending some time relaxing by the pool, you’re probably ready to get out there and see the sights in the Daytona Beach area. There are many exhilarating ways to have fun near the water, from surfing and parasailing to taking a dinner cruise on the Intracoastal. A must-see is the Museum of Arts and Sciences where American Art, African Art, Asian art, decorative art, Cuban art, a planetarium, a children’s museum, restored railroad cars, fossils and changing exhibitions are housed in a 100,000 square foot facility in a 90-acre interpreted natural park. Special exhibitions of photography are offered at both

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Lighthouse for a bird’s eye view of the nature preserves. For a closer look at seabirds, stingrays that you can touch and other marvels of the sea, visit the Marine Science Center for interactive fun. Marineland Dolphin Adventure is a short drive north to learn “behind the seas” and experience dolphin life. Fishing along the Halifax River is enjoyable whether you rent a boat or fish from a pier. For those who enjoy challenging offshore fishing for yellow fin tuna and marlin, deep sea charters are available. Listening to the sound of the waves in the evening, you may wish you could seal the day in a bottle and take it home. So take photos along the way to remind you of all the wonderful moments of your vacation.

come face to face

with space Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex is part of an active spaceport where immersive experiences get you closer to NASA than anywhere else on the planet. See a legendary spacecraft up close, shake hands with an astronaut, watch rockets launch from Earth and see where we’ll depart for Mars. Explore more at KennedySpaceCenter.com or call 855.433.4207

SEE WHERE ROCKETS LAUNCH

MEET AN ASTRONAUT

LEARN WHAT’S NEXT FOR NASA

COMING FALL 2017 TRAIN LIKE AN ASTRONAUT

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Daytona Flea & Farmers Market

Voted one of the “Top 5 Markets in the Country” by USA Weekend, the Daytona Beach Farmers Market is ranked as one of the best flea markets in the world. Boasting hundreds of vendors, a top-notch farmers market, an antique mall and much more. Open every Fri., Sat., Sun., 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Rain or Shine. 1425 Tomoka Farms Rd., Daytona Beach, 386-253-3330, www.DaytonaFleaMarket.com See ad on page d9.

Dine & Cruise

$19.95 Dinner & River Cruise. Join them for a spectacular 2-hour cruise that includes a delicious dinner, music, sightseeing info and free raffled prizes on the majestic Intracoastal Waterway. Enjoy the scenery with dolphins, manatees and pelicans along the way. Free Parking. This is a great way to celebrate any occasion. A perfect gift idea. Dine and Cruise at the Halifax Harbor Marina, 125 Basin St., Suite 140,

Daytona Beach, 386-402-1353, Online reservations required, www.DineAndCruise.com See ad on page d11.

Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex

Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex - There’s no place on Earth like it. Get up close to the new Space Shuttle AtlantisSM and Shuttle Launch Experience. Stand below the colossal Saturn V moon rocket. Meet an astronaut. Go behind the gates on a Special Interest guided bus tour. Maybe even see a live rocket launch. Open daily. Just south of Daytona Beach, 855-433-4207, www.TourKSC.com See ad on page d7.

Marine Science Center

“An environmental odyssey.” Offers stingray touch pool, exhibit gallery, bird observation tower, nature trails, aquariums and the rehabilitation of sea birds and turtles. Open Tue. – Sat., 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.; Sun., Noon – 4 p.m. 100 Lighthouse Dr., Ponce Inlet, 386-304-5545,

WHILE VISITING, IF SICK OR INJURED...

www.MarineScienceCenter.com See ad on page d11.

Marineland Dolphin Adventure

Museum of Arts and Sciences

The primary art, science and history museum in Central Florida is located on a 90-acre Florida nature preserve and hosts over 30,000 objects, an extensive collection of Florida art, a large Americana collection, planetarium and children’s museum. Open Mon. – Sat., 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.; Sun., 11 a.m. – 5 p.m. 352 S. Nova Rd., Daytona Beach, 386-255-0285, www.MOAS.org

Ponce Inlet Lighthouse & Museum

This 175-foot lighthouse, the tallest in Florida, was completed in 1887. A National Historic Landmark, it is one of the best-preserved and most complete light stations in the nation. Opens daily at 10 a.m. 4931 S. Peninsula Dr., Ponce Inlet, 386-761-1821, www.PonceInlet.org See ad on page d11.

PrimeCare Urgent Care Clinics

Most Insurance Plans Accepted Treatments for the Sick & Injured Self Pay Discount Offered

Sick or injured while out of town? Visit them at one of their two PrimeCare Urgent Care Clinics. Open 7 days a week, no appointment needed and no long waits. Most Insurance plans accepted. Self-pay discount offered. Two convenient locations in Daytona Beach and Port Orange.

2 AWARD WINNING LOCATIONS TO SERVE DAYTONA BEACH (Twin Lakes) 1890 LPGA Blvd., Suite 130 PORT ORANGE (Across from Post Office) 740 Dunlawton Ave., Suite 100

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1890 LPGA Blvd., Ste. 130, Daytona Beach, 740 Dunlawton Ave., Suite 100, Port Orange, 386- 274-2212, www.PrimeCareMD.org See ad on this page.

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The best way to experience Florida’s outdoors is by canoe, kayak or bicycle. It’s never boring and you’ll get a healthy workout too. You don’t have to go far to see a different ecosystem in Florida, the scenery can change within a mile or two, so get moving and start exploring! Bicycling: on hard-packed sand at low tide is a great way to enjoy our 23 miles of gorgeous beach in the Daytona Beach area. Ride as far as you like, and when you get hot, stop and take a dip in the surf! The Ormond Beach Scenic Loop Trail is a 30+ mile route on some of Volusia’s most picturesque roads. Always wear a helmet and bring water. This ride is for experienced bicyclists used to sharing the road with cars. Ponce Inlet Trail Ponce Preserve, a 41-acre park with free parking, is a good starting point for this 8-foot wide, paved trail. Ride 3 miles south along A1A to the Ponce Inlet Lighthouse and Marine Science Center. Shade is limited so ride early. Paddleboarding: in calm water is good exercise and a fresh way to watch a gorgeous sunset. It doesn’t seem like much effort, starting on your knees then getting to a standing position on a large surfboard. Wider, flatter boards are more stable making them useful for fishing the shallows. Some are large enough for a child to sit in front of you. Paddling is similar to canoeing with a side-to-side stroke. Choose a paddle that’s roughly 6” to 8” taller than you are and take a personal flotation device. The U.S. Coast Guard requires it if you are paddling on navigable water. To Kayak or Canoe: is another delightful activity. Go fast. Go slow. Either way, take in the natural old Florida waterways from one of our many spectacular parks. You are certain to see a lone Osprey nest high in a tree, or a turtle sunning on a fallen tree, and maybe a manatee. With a little planning you can outfit your group with reservations at one of the many parks. For more information contact Florida State Parks: 850-245-2157 Mon. – Fri., 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. www.FloridaStateParks.org

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$19.95

DINNER AND RIVER CRUISE Halifax Harbor Marina in Daytona Beach

(plus taxes, fees and gratuity)

Music, Sightseeing Info, Free Raffle Prizes, Free Parking and More!

www.DineAndCruise.com

Purchase tickets online or call us with credit card handy 386-402-1353 www.SEE-DaytonaBeach.com

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Distinctive. Dynamic.

Downtown. Be Unique. Be Inspired.

S hops as unique as you are. Fantastic local flavors. Exciting events and attractions. A scenic waterfront setting. Discover Historic Downtown Daytona Beach. — FREE Along

PARKING

Beach

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DISTINCTIVELY DOWNTOWN RiverfrontShopsofDaytona.com

Distinctively Downtown Events Downtown

Daytona Beach is filled with fantastic special events throughout the year. Plan to attend these event highlights, and visit us online for more can’t-miss activities.

HALIFAX ART FESTIVAL For over half a century, the Halifax Art Festival has drawn thousands to celebrate the creations of fine artists and artisans. Add artistry to your autumn as you browse many styles of arts and crafts, and enjoy live entertainment and a student art competition. The festival takes place the first weekend of November on Beach Street.

DAYTONA ARCADE MUSEUM

FRESH. LOCAL. DOW N TOW N.

WINE WALKS What could be better than sampling fine wines as you stroll through the Riverfront Shops? Our Saturday afternoon Wine Walks include the Wine ’N Chocolate Walk every February — just in time for Valentine’s Day—and special themed events throughout the year. Visit our website to see the latest upcoming events and plan your visit.

Central Florida’s Largest Playable Collection of Classic Arcade Games Over 100 Full-Size Arcades & Pinballs NY Style Pizza, Craft Beer & Wine Bar One Admission Price, Play Free All Day

Featuring plants, fruits and vegetables, baked goods, seafood and local delicacies.

7:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

386.872.6537 daytonaarcademuseum.com 176 North Beach St.

Historic Jackie Robinson Ballpark Parking Lot • 105 E. Orange Ave.

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Be Unique. Be Inspired.

Daytona’s Largest Antique Mall!

oasting a wide variety of unique, local shops, the Riverfront Shops of Daytona Beach is the perfect place to spend a day walking and shopping in a beautiful riverfront location.

Clocks & Watches — Antiques — Jewelry — Watch & Clock Repair — Consignment

Like us on

386.252.3033 www.BeachStreetMall.com

MON -SAT: 11am - 5pm SUN: Noon - 4pm

140 N. Beach St. • Daytona Beach $5 OFF any purchase of $25 or more.

Bring your dog.

Made in the USA COLLARS LEASHES CLOTHING TREATS TOYS & MORE

386.256.5203

tictocbeachstreet@gmail.com 166 South Beach St. Daytona Beach, Fl. 32114

228 S. Beach Street, Daytona Beach 386-492-4431 browniesdogboutique.com

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM

Where You’re Always Welcome! Read or purchase Bibles, Mary Baker Eddy’s book, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, and more. Stop by or call.

Oldest Flower Shop In Central Florida Beautiful Flowers For All Occasions

386.252.3615 www.Zahnsflowers.com 140 W. Int’l. Speedway Blvd.

Organic Lifestyle Store Groceries and Personal Care Products Yard and Gardening Supplies

Open Monday - Friday • 9 am - 5 pm

386.252.8615

Local Artisans’ Creations

386.341.5068

ChristianScienceDaytonaBeach.org

www.NaturalConceptsRevisited.com

166 N. Beach St. • Daytona Beach

142 W. Int’l Speedway Blvd. Daytona Beach (Between Beach and US1)

Sponsored by First Church of Christ, Scientist. See worship listings for Church services.

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• Cupcakes • Pastries • Bagels • Breakfast Sandwiches • Lunch • Vegan & Gluten-Free Options

A Delicious Cafe Menu of Italian Sandwiches, Paninis, Salads & Soups as well as Scrumptious Fresh Baked Desserts! COME IN FOR OUR FABULOUS FRIDAY PASTA SPECIAL

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ANTMAN’S CRAZY KITCHEN 386.492.7866 • antmanscrazykitchen.com BAY STREET SEAFOOD MARKET 386.255.8650 CELLAR RESTAURANT 386.258.0011 • thecellarrestaurant.com CHEF PAPA’S CAFE 386.253.5080 • chefpapas.com

DON VITO’S ITALIAN RESTAURANT 386.492.7935 • donvitosrestaurant.com

/RosiesItalianBakeryCafe/

Serving Breakfast & Lunch

or a memorable dinner date, quick lunch, or light snack, our restaurants give a taste of the City’s best.

DANCING AVOCADO KITCHEN 386.947.2022 • dancingavocadokitchen.com

386.236.8995 168 N. Beach St.

Savor Our Local Flavor

Daily Lunch Specials

386.253.5080 chefpapas.com

156 South Beach St.

HAMBURGER MARY’S 386.256.2564 • hamburgermarys.com/daytona IVORY THAI KITCHEN 386.872.6088 • ivorythaikitchen.com KALE CAFÉ 386.872.5097 • kalecafejuicebar.com MCK’S TAVERN 386.238.3321 • mckstavern.com

Authentic Caribbean & Spanish Cuisine to delight your taste buds.

386.256.5704 Dine In or Carry Out 174 N. Beach Street

MOONLIGHT PIZZA & ITALIAN GRILL 386.275.1373 RHOKKOH’S FROZEN YOGURT 386.256.4864 • facebook.com/Rhokkohs RONIN SUSHI & SAKE BAR 386.252.6320 • roninsushiandbar.com ROSIE’S ITALIAN BAKERY & CAFÉ 386.236.8995 • facebook.com/RosiesItalianBakeryCafe SCUTTLEBUTTS PUB RESTAURANT 386.872.2939 SIAM SPICE 386.252.8792 • siamspice.com SWEET MARLAYS’ COFFEE 386.310.7817 • sweetmarlays.com

FREE DELIVERY

SPECIALIZING IN JAMAICAN CUISINE

• PIZZA • PASTA • SUBS • GREEK SALADS

100% VEGAN GF & RAW OPTIONS

386.258.5041

www.OriginalStavrosPizzaHouse.com

262 S. Beach St.

10AM-7PM Mon-Thur 10AM-8PM Fri-Sat 10AM-3PM Sunday Brunch

THE BANANA BOAT CARIBBEAN KITCHEN 386.256.5704 • facebook.com/bananaboat2 THE ORIGINAL STAVRO’S PIZZA HOUSE 386.258.5041 • originalstavrospizzahouse.com TIA CORI’S TACOS 386.947.4333 • tiacoristacos.com ZAPPI’S ITALIAN GARDEN RESTAURANT 386.944.6400 • italiangarden.com

116 N. Beach St.

ZAPPI’S PIZZERIA 386.944.6401 • italiangarden.com

KaleCafeJuiceBar.com

ZEN BISTRO 386.248.0453 • zenbistrodaytona.com

Daytona Beach, FL 32114 (386) 872-5097

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Brownie, a large, short-haired stray dog lived on Beach Street in Downtown Daytona Beach during the 1940s and 50s, and became known as the Town Dog of Daytona Beach. Brownie was born in 1939, and showed up at the Daytona Cab Company in early 1940. Owner Ed Budgen and his drivers took a shine to the friendly dog and built him a dog house as well as established a bank account in Brownie’s name. Brownie’s sweet disposition soon made him a must see for shoppers and tourists who all stopped to greet him, take a picture with him, or just sit with him while waiting for a cab or bus. Many donated money to help pay for his food and veterinary care. As his popularity grew, he was written about in both local and national magazines and newspapers. Brownie died on Halloween, October 31, 1954 at the age of 15. At the time of his death, $300 remained in his bank account (approximately $3000 in today’s dollars). The money was used to pay for his final vet bills, funeral, casket and grave marker. His funeral was attended by 75 people and the mayor gave his eulogy. Brownie’s grave is located in historic downtown Daytona Beach’s Riverfront Park, near the Halifax River, on the corner of Orange Avenue and Beach Street. Learn more at

BrownieTheTownDog.org Author: Eddie James, owner Brownies Dog Boutique, 228 S. Beach Street, Daytona Beach.

Owned by no one but loved by all, Brownie was a good dog. Photos and research compliments of Halifax Historical Museum, 252 South Beach Street, and Daytona Maritime Museum.

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shopping

in the daytona beach area and will remind you of your trip. Handcrafted decorative creations in glass and ceramics make perfect gifts for the home. Shoppers love strolling around Historic Downtown Daytona Beach. Wander in and out of stores located in eclectic Art Deco and midcentury buildings and take a break for a treat at a sidewalk café. Shops on the palm-lined streets offer everything from art and antiques to seaside gifts.

“Goin’ Fishin’, Toll 5 Cents” Artist: James Calvert Smith

Whether you simply love to shop or are looking for a special item to remember your trip by, it’s always fun to browse through stores and art galleries in the Daytona Beach area. Many visitors get in the mood for a tropical makeover while they’re here. In seaside neighborhoods it’s easy to find all the beach gear, hats and sporty sun glasses you’ll need. Many boutique clothing stores offer resort casual clothing and fashionable accessories for that finished look. One-of-a-kind jewelry and supple fabrics that are comfortable are part of our coastal lifestyle. Art galleries are stocked with original paintings and photography that celebrate the Florida landscape

Everyone will enjoy the free guided tour downtown at Angell & Phelps Chocolate Factory, a city landmark since 1925. Afterward sink your teeth into a free tasting of creamy chocolates or chocolate covered potato chip samples. A short drive away, the towns in West Volusia attract antique hunters and those who like to browse for collectibles. Downtown DeLand’s historic district is known for its quaint gift shops, charming restaurants and around town a delightful historical mural collection. If you collect PANDORA, we have a brand new store in the Volusia Mall. Ladies know how special this jewelry is….and if she’s a collector she will love you for adding to her vacation memories! From fashionable boutiques and consignment shops, expect to find surprises and bargains during your shopping spree. Find your signature look in designs that work for any outfit, from jeans to cocktail attire.

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Artsy Abode

Artsy Abode is a colorful, unique boutique featuring every girls’ favorites like Alex and Ani, Simply Southern, YETI, Jack Rogers, Brighton and Vera Bradley. Also great beach gifts and accessories. Definitely make a day for Artsy when visiting the area. Like them on Facebook today. 243 E. Granada Blvd., Ormond Beach, 386-256-7266, www.ArtsyAbode.com See ad inside front cover.

Dunn’s Attic

For a memorable shopping experience, visit this 12,000+ sq. ft. showroom and find some “Unique Items with Character” including; furniture, jewelry, handmade gifts, collectibles and art from all over the world. Rosie’s Cafe, inside Dunn’s Attic, features soups, sandwiches, snacks and the best burgers in town. Store open Mon. – Sat., 10 – 6 p.m., Cafe till 4 p.m. 136 W. Granada Blvd., Ormond Beach, 386- 673-0044, www.DunnsAttic.com See ad on page d22.

Maui Nix

Daytona’s largest surf and apparel shop equips shoppers with everything they need for the beach to the

street with brands such as Quiksilver, Billabong, Volcom, Fox, Hurley, Roxy and O’Neill. Children’s surf wear. Surfboard rentals. Open daily.

635 N. Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach, additional locations in Ocean Walk Shoppes and Volusia Mall, 386-253-1234, www.MauiNix.com See ad on page d3.

Miss Priss

Voted Best Consignment Shop by The News-Journal Readers Choice. They offer an upscale shopping experience featuring new and gently loved apparel, shoes and accessories. Name brands include Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Tory Burch, Ralph Lauren, Lilly Pulitzer, BCBG, WHBM, Chico’s, and more. Open Mon. – Fri., 10:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.; Sat., 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. 150 W. Granada Blvd., Ormond Beach, 386-672-3535 See ad on page d22.

Oceans Luxury Realty

When you’re looking for homes in the Daytona Beach area, the realtors on their team have the experience to help you find your dream property. Oceanfront Condos, Riverfront Homes, Commercial Real Estate, Rental Properties, Property Management

& Vacation Rentals in the Daytona Beach, Florida Area. Unrivaled Florida Luxury Real Estate.

3162 S. Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach, 386-455-0830, www.OceansLuxuryRealty.com See ad on this page.

PANDORA

The PANDORA Store at the Volusia Mall is a PANDORA concept store and features the entire collection of PANDORA Jewelry. Combine your personal choice of PANDORA charms and wear them on a PANDORA bracelet in sterling silver, 14k solid gold, leather or textile to create an expression that is uniquely you. 1700 W. Int’l. Speedway Blvd., Daytona Beach, See ad on back cover of the Daytona Beach In-Room Concierge.

Shear Dimensions

For 27 years, Shear Dimensions Salon has provided the area’s very best salon services. They are committed to being the go-to salon for all your beauty needs. This includes hair, nail, skin-care, and massage services. With a combined experience and knowledge base of more than 200 years, it’s the Sharper Edge of Beauty. Nova Shoppes, 175 S. Nova Rd., Ormond Beach, 386-672-0502, www.ShearDimensions175.com See ad on page d22.

The Flower Market

A premier, independent family owned florist dedicated to beautiful and unique arrangements for your loved ones, friends, family, prom, weddings, funerals or just because... Flowers for any occasion, National & International wire service available. Destination Wedding and Event Specialists. Delivery and walk in’s welcome. Sandy,The Little Redheaded Girl. 52 S. Atlantic Ave., Ormond Beach, 386-677-2191, www.OrmondBeachFlowerMarket.com See ad on page d22.

The Trails Shopping Center

Shop & dine at The Trails Shopping Center, just 8 minutes west of the beach off Granada Blvd./SR 40. This beautiful outdoor plaza offers upscale choices for gifts, treasures and simple pleasures. From brand name fashions, unique restaurants, and jewelry, to salons & a supermarket – this plaza provides an enjoyable day of shopping and dining. 216 – 348 N. Nova Rd., Ormond Beach, www.Facebook.com/ShopTheTrails See ad on page d19.

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Gifts, Treasures & Simple Pleasures The Brands You Want, ONLY At The TRAILS! Clothes, Jewelry, etc

Chico’s J&B Jewelers Jos A. Bank Loft Lucy’s Gift Boutique Talbots | Talbots Petites White House | Black Market

Health & Beauty

Anytime Fitness Beautiful Hair Color Studio European Wax Center Merle Norman Cosmetics New Journey Chiropractic* SuperCuts Weight Watchers Yogani Nails & Spa

Gifts & Specialty Items Gretchen’s Hallmark Interiors Marketplace J&B Jewelers Lucy’s Gift Boutique Publix Sprint Trails Liquor Store Wine Not at The Trails*

Restaurants

Aria Cucina Italiana* Burgerim* Dairy Queen La Fiesta Mexican Restaurant Pacific Bistro Wine Not at The Trails*

Services

*Opening Soon

New Journey Chiropractic* Sunshine Cleaners The UPS Store

The Trails Shopping Center 216-348 N. Nova Rd., Or mond Beach www.facebook.com/ShopT heTrails www.SEE-DaytonaBeach.com

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ORMOND BEACH SHOPPING, HISTORY, ART AND MORE!

The

Flower market

FRESH FLOWERS Sandy, The Little Redheaded Girl

Destination Wedding & Event Specialists Say I Love you with flowers for any occasion!

We Deliver • Walk In’s Welcome 52 S. Atlantic Ave., Ormond Beach (just south of Granada, SR 40 and A1A)

386-677-2191

www.OrmondBeachFlowerMarket.com

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Historic stops of Ormond Beach Founded in 1875 and known for its ties to early automobile racing and the great industrialists of the 20th century, Ormond Beach combines its vibrant present with a love for history and the arts. Most sites are located along Granada Blvd. and easily accessible to the public. Sites worth visiting: Ormond Memorial Art Museum & Gardens is an urban oasis with rotating art collections set in tropical gardens. Free. Open 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.; Weekends, noon – 4 p.m. 78 E. Granada Blvd., Ormond Beach. 386-676-3347, www.OrmondArtMuseum.org The Casements, the former winter home of billionaire, John D. Rockefeller, is now a cultural center and museum. Tours of period furnishings, art and seasonal exhibits. Mon. – Fri., 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.; Sat., 10 a.m. – noon. Free. 25 Riverside Dr., Ormond Beach. 386-676-3216, www.TheCasements.net The Three Chimneys Sugar Works, on the National Register of Historic Places, is the oldest successful British sugar plantation, sugar mill and rum distillery in the United States. This working archeological site is located at 715 West Granada Boulevard. For more information stop by The MacDonald House, 38 E. Granada Blvd. Ormond Beach, where the Ormond Beach Historical Society hosts a Welcome Center and offers historic bus tours and programs. Tuesday - Saturday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. 386-677-7005, www.OrmondHistory.org www.SEE-DaytonaBeach.com

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Daytona Beach, Florida

Services: Sun. 10:30 AM Church & Sunday School

“Fishing on the Tomoka, 1876” Artist: George Frank Higgins

First Church of Christ, Scientist

Wed. 7:00 PM Testimony Meeting

God’s love answers your need 137 Live Oak Ave. 386-252-8615

www.ChristianScienceDaytonaBeach.org

Basilica of St. Paul

The Basilica of St. Paul, located just blocks from the downtown historic district, has been part of the Daytona skyline since 1927. Explore this traditional Catholic Church’s unique architecture, beautiful sacred art and rich history. They welcome pilgrims and tourists to discover a true Daytona treasure. Daily, 8:15 a.m. – 2:30 p.m., Call for Holiday hours.

OPEN DAILY

317 Mullally St., Daytona Beach, 386-252-5422, www.BasilicaOfSaintPaul.org See ad on this page.

Come and explore the beautiful art and architecture of this historic building! 317 Mullally St ● Daytona Beach ● (386) 252-5422 ● basilicaofsaintpaul.org

Mass Schedule Monday-Saturday 9:00 am Saturday Vigil Mass - 4:00 pm Sunday - 8:30 and 11:00 am, 1:00 (Spanish) and 6:00 pm

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First Church of Christ, Scientist Warmly invites you to their services. Located at 137 Live Oak Ave. in the historic district, the church has been opening its doors to the public since 1916. Church Service and Sunday School, Sun., 10:30 a.m. Testimony Meeting, Wed., 7:00 p.m. Visit the Christian Science Reading Room for bibles, “Science and Health” and more. Stop by or call M – F, 9 – 5.

166 N. Beach St., Daytona Beach, 386-252-8615, www.ChristianScienceDaytonaBeach.org See ad on this page.

Westminster By The Sea Presbyterian Church

faith

A church for all ages and time-honored traditions.

in the daytona beach area

Join us for

Sunday services

8:45 & 11 a.m. Sept.- May and 10 a.m. June-Aug.

3221 S. Peninsula Dr. Daytona Beach Shores

386-767-8342 www.WBTS.org Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church

Where all are welcome….and all means all. A vibrant church community with incredible music, relevant life-changing messages, beautiful environment & amazing energy. Conveniently located beachside just north of Ocean Walk, Main Street and Convention Center. Worship this weekend. Saturday, 4 p.m.; Sunday, 8, 9:30 & 11 a.m.

our lady of lourdes catholic church Serving beachside hotels and community

1014 N. Halifax Ave., Daytona Beach, 386-255-0433, www.OurLadyOfLourdesDaytona.com See ad on this page.

Westminster By The Sea Presbyterian Church

Their New England style, steeple building houses a congregation that is known for its welcoming, friendly atmosphere. Their Church exists to “glorify and worship God, to serve the community, and to witness to the Gospel of Jesus Christ throughout the world.” Join them for Sunday services, 8:45 & 11 a.m. Sept. – May and one at 10 a.m. June – Aug. 3221 S. Peninsula Dr., Daytona Beach Shores, 386-767-8342, www.WBTS.org See ad on this page.

Join us here where ALL are welcome...and ALL means ALL! 1014 N Halifax Ave | Daytona Beach | 386.255.0433 (beachside at the corner of halifax ave & university blvd) www.ourladyoflourdesdaytona.com

MASS TIMES Saturday | 4PM Sunday 8AM | 9:30AM | 11AM www.SEE-DaytonaBeach.com

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“Indigo Boiling Pot, Port Orange” Artist: James Calvert Smith

average weather in the Daytona Beach area Longitude: -81.0483, Latitude: 29.1828

AVG TEMP

High °F

Low °F

High °C

Low °C

Water °F Water °C

Precipitation in inches

JAN

20.2

8.5

58.6

14.8

2.76

FEB

21.5

10.1

57.5

14.2

2.80

MAR

23.6

12.3

62.5

16.9

4.25

APR

26.2

14.8

68.8

20.4

2.17

MAY

29.3

18.6

74.2

23.4

3.15

JUN

31.3

21.9

77.8

25.4

5.83

JUL

32.3

22.8

77.6

25.3

5.83

AUG

77.3

25.2

6.42

SEP

30.5

22.3

80.4

26.9

6.97

OCT

27.8

18.8

24.4

4.21

NOV

24.4

14.1

20.5

2.68

DEC

21.3

10.3

17.3

2.64

YEAR AVG

61.5

26.7

16.4

70.2

21.2

4.14

Beach Bonfires All it takes is a permit, some dry wood and starter kindling. And don’t forget a good lighter. In some locations, there are beach fire pits you can use. Bonfires are permitted from November 1 to April 30 when turtles are not making nests. In summer months, lights on the beach are banned, because they would disorient females trying to lay eggs and confuse hatchlings scurrying toward the safety of the sea.

Call First for a Permit

Volusia County: For locations and reservations, visit Volusia.org then Beach Safety, Bonfires or call 386-239-6414, then press 0 Flagler County: 386-517-2010 When the weather is cool, there’s nothing like a seaside bonfire to warm the night air. Add some drums, the mellow tones of a flute or guitars, and you have the makings of a therapeutic night under the stars.

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new smyrna beach

“The Cup of Coffee, ca 1940” Artist: Lorenzo Romero Arciaga

New Smyrna has 13 miles of powder-white sand,

natural dunes and tidal pools that harbor tiny sea creatures. It’s connected to the mainland by only two causeways, and to the south, it’s protected by the pristine Canaveral National Seashore. The Indian River and coastal estuaries are famous for excellent backwater fishing and kayaking. To say the area lifestyle is artsy is an understatement. New Smyrna Beach is an old-time coastal town where the lifestyle is creative and laid back. The Flagler Avenue merchants have preserved the picturesque buildings that give it an inviting carefree atmosphere. The five-block main drag from ocean to river is an intriguing neighborhood and a popular gathering place. At most any time during the

year you will find a unique event to enjoy. There is always something special going on.

Free-spirited artists have always been drawn to this congenial Old Florida community. Artworks by prominent regional, emerging and nationally known artists are offered at several galleries including the Atlantic Center of the Arts and the Harris House Gallery, which is located in a historic Lutheran parsonage. Downtown on the mainland, Arts on Douglas and the Clay Gallery offer a selection of unique paintings, jewelry and pottery. Just off Canal Street The Hub offers studios for local artists to sell and show their craft. There are also classes of all types, even yoga. This beach side of town is a magnet for shoppers looking for art, handmade clothing and collectibles – without the crowds you came to escape. If you work up an appetite while browsing there is an eclectic selection of restaurants mixed in with the colorfully painted shops and galleries. New Smyrna Beach boasts it is the second oldest city in North America, although it is probably more famous for its dynamic jazz, seafood and arts festivals. It’s well worth the drive for its beaches, a portion which is open to vehicles, and soft sand dunes. At restaurants with beautiful views of the inlet or the river, diners can leisurely watch sunsets and dolphins, we know you will enjoy your visit.

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1) The New Smyrna Museum of History Home to the New Smyrna Settlement Exhibit, an exhibit devoted to the founders of New Smyrna, led by Dr. Andrew Turnbull. The Interior Gallery displays a chronological view of the area history. Upstairs, there is a collection of artifacts and the Sheldon Research Library contains documents, periodicals, books, maps and historical photographs. Open Tues. – Sat., 10 a.m. – 4 p.m., 120 Sams Ave., 386-478-0052, www.NSBHistory.org 2) The Sugar Mill Ruins Once a highly functional sugar mill, built during in the early 19th century. This 17 acre historic site contains the ruins of a the highly functional sugar mill, as well as other buildings, which were destroyed during the war between the Seminole Indians and the United States. Sugar Mill Ruins, 600 Mission Dr., 386-427-2284.

Images provided by the New Smyrna Beach Visitor’s Bureau - www.VisitNSBfl.com

Take a drive & soak up some sun & history

3) Old Fort Park-Turnbull Ruins The Turnbull Ruins are a bit of a mystery. A coquina block foundation overlooking the Intracoastal is said to be the remains of a mansion that was started by Andrew Turnbull from 1766-1777. It's believed that he attempted to build his personal mansion on these coquina remains. Others think the ruins may be the remains of a pre-colonial fort or a colonial church. Located at Washington St. and N. Riverside Dr. 4) Black Heritage Museum The Mary S. Harrell Black Heritage Museum houses photographs, memorabilia and artifacts used to educate citizens and students about the history and race relations in small town Florida. This history dates back to the early 1920s. Open to the public Wed. – Sat., 1 – 4 p.m., 314 N. Duss St., 386-478-1934, www.BlackHeritageMuseum.org 5) Eldora House This house is one of a few remaining artifacts of earlier life (built c. 1913) in a small waterfront community on Mosquito Lagoon. The town of 100 people existed between 1877 and 1900. The city's decline began after three freezes during the late 1880s and 1890s that destroyed the town's citrus crops. After 1910, the Eldora "State" House was built. Open Fri. – Sun., 12 – 4 p.m., located in N. District of Canaveral National Seashore, 386-428-3384.

6) Turtle Mound This prehistoric archaeological site dates back to over 14,000 years ago and was created by the Timucuan Indian civilization over a period of several hundred years. This kitchen midden is made up of oyster shell remains and resembles the shape of a turtle, hence the name. It stand 50 feet tall, covers two acres, and can be seen seven miles out at sea. You may not see turtles nesting there but they can be seen 6) through-out the Canaveral Seashore Park. Follow a park trail to its peak as it leads to a spectacular panoramic view of the Intracoastal Waterway and the Atlantic Ocean, 386-428-3384, www.NPS.gov/cana/index.htm Numbers relate to adjacent map for locations. www.SEE-DaytonaBeach.com

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local dining

a world of dining choices Seafood served as you like it— broiled, baked, blackened, or pan sautéed—is as healthy as it is delicious. When you want something that’s a bit different, choose a restaurant that serves a variety of appetizers and a choice of Asian, Mexican, Cuban or Italian cuisine. Our skilled chefs take pride in using fresh herbs, Florida vegetables and savory sauces with shrimp or chicken that can transform a meal into a delicious memory. Plenty of specialties await you at the restaurants listed in this book, so take your pick, look over

the menus and prepare to be impressed.

“Still Life” Artist: Antonio Sanchez Araujo, Cuban Foundation

You can always dine casually and still find a world

Fried shrimp or grouper sandwiches served with crisp hush puppies are good at lunch, dinner or any time in between. It’s a sure bet there’s good food to be found at one of our popular grills or

of choices including fresh and simple American fare.

sports bars. A rack of slow-cooked barbecued ribs satisfies

Whether you’re served on an open-air deck on the river or

a hearty appetite, and a New York strip steak can’t be beat

the beach, a restaurant with umbrella tables overlooking

after an active day outdoors.

a marina or anywhere in between, delicious food is one of the rewards of being in the Daytona Beach area. Your taste buds will thank you when you select

At night, take a walk on the beach until you find one of the restaurants with an all-weather deck and live music for dancing. If they are on the beach they won’t

a local seafood specialty from the menu. Fish fillets,

mind your sandy feet and will appreciate your healthy

shrimp, clams and oysters fresh from the Atlantic Ocean

appetite. A stroll is also a perfect excuse to stop for an ice

are beyond the ordinary and always a perfect choice.

cream cone or order a slice of key lime pie with two forks!

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RAW BAR • FRESH SEAfOOD • BURgERS • SOUPS & SALADS • CHICKEN & StEAKS

CASUAl OUTDOOR RIVERfRONt DININg

Open for Lunch and Dinner Everyday 11 am – close 3948 S. Peninsula Drive Wilbur By The Sea, FL 32127

386-760-9001 • wWw.bOONDOCKS-RESTAURANT.COm - APPETIZERS -

- DINNERS -

- SANDWICHES -

Oysters Steamed or Raw Clams & Mussels Steamed or Raw Oysters Rockefeller Shrimp Scampi Fried Shrimp-in-a-Basket Buffalo Shrimp Buffalo Tenders Buffalo Wings Cheddar or Chili Cheese Fries Steamed Veggie Platter Coconut Shrimp Conch Fritters Crab Bites Fried Calamari Smoked Fish Dip Jalapeno Poppers Bruschetta Garlic Bread

Steamed Snow Crab Legs Spicy Steamed Shrimp Fish Dinners Fried Seafood Combo Deluxe Captains Seafood Platter Char-Grilled New York Strip Steak Grilled Smothered Chicken Chicken or Shrimp over linguine Chicken, Fish or Shrimp Alfredo Shrimp & Scallops over linguine

1/2 LB Char-Grilled Burgers Fish Sandwiches Tuna Melt Sandwich Fried Fish Reuben Fried Oyster Sandwich Fried Clam Strip Sandwich Chicken Breast Sandwich Cheese Steak Sandwich Jumbo Hot Dog Grilled Cheese Sandwich

- SALADS Garden, Caesar or Greek Salads Conch Salad Mozzarella/Tomato & Basil Salad

- SOUPS New England Clam Chowder Conch Chowder • Chili Lobster Crab Bisque

- DESSERTS Key Lime Pie Cake Selections

- BOONDOCKS BUDDIES Peanut Butter & Jelly Sandwich Grilled Cheese Sandwich Jumbo Hot Dog Fried Shrimp Chicken Tenders Pasta with Marinara Sauce

- BEVERAGES Mixed & Frozen Drinks Champagne, Wine & Beer Soda, Iced Tea, Coffee

PET-fRIENDly PATIO • SOUvENIR T’S AND KOOzIES • BOAt SlIPS • FULl MENU ONLINE! www.SEE-DaytonaBeach.com

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Get a taste of the Tomoka at RiverGrille!

Savor delectable Florida cuisine with a touch of Cajun spice at RiverGrille. Enjoy fresh seafood, sizzling steaks and abundant appetizers in our cozy and rustic dining room or on our expansive multi-level outdoor deck. FEATURING

FREASFAHRE

FLORID

COASTAL FARE

WOOD FIRE GRILLE

HANDHELDS

Citrus Bourbon Salmon Jambalaya Seafood Mac N Cheese

Rib Eye Steak Build Your Own Burger Grilled Chicken

Mahi Mahi Tacos Florida Reuben Original Fish Sandwich

JUST CAUGHT FISH

FAMOUS FRIED

SALADS

Black Grouper Mahi Mahi Tilapia

Shrimp Oysters Scallops

Roasted Beet & Goat Cheese Nutty Cheesy Wedge

Kick back at our laid-back watering hole, Three Toed Pete's, and enjoy cold craft beer, specialty cocktails and a large wine selection.

JOIN US FOR A LATE NIGHT SOLUTION FOR FUN!

VISIT RIVERGRILLE TODAY! 950 North U.S. 1 in Ormond Beach

386-615-2004

MON - THU: 11am - 9pm FRI & SAT: 11am - 10pm SUN: 12pm - 9pm

Great Food. Great People. Great Location. www.SEE-DaytonaBeach.com

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Openfor forLunch Lunch & Dinner Open & Dinner Glen“Woodchopper” “Woodchopper” Wood #22 Hamburger Glen Wood #22 Hamburger ShrimpPo’boy Po’boy Shrimp ShrimpSalad SaladSandwich Sandwich “Ray Fox” Shrimp “Russ Truelove” Prime PrimeRib RibSandwich Sandwich “Russ Truelove” MonteCristo Cristo Monte LobsterSalad Salad Lobster RollRoll NorthTurn TurnFish Fish Reuben North Reuben “MadMarion” Marion” Fish FishMelt Melt “Mad Catchofofthe the Day Sandwich Catch Day Sandwich Mahi-MahiTacos Tacos Mahi-Mahi SuperCharged Charged Shrimp Tacos Super Shrimp Tacos SpicyChipotle ChipotleChicken Chicken Wrap ““Marvin Marvin Panch” Spicy Wrap “VickiWood” Wood” Cheese Steak “Vicki Cheese Steak WrapWrap

CaesarSalad Salad Caesar AhiTuna TunaSalad Salad Ahi Mandarin,Almond, Almond, Field Green Mandarin, Field Green SaladSalad GardenSalad Salad Garden NewEngland England Clam Chowder New Clam Chowder Soupofofthe the Day Soup Day HomeStyle Style Chili Home Chili layyss Disisppla CCaarr D e e c c a a R ggee R VVininttaa

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NorthTurn TurnPizza Pizza North UltimateNachos Nachos Ultimate BakedCrab Crab Stuffed Mushrooms Baked Stuffed Mushrooms HomemadeGarlic Garlic Bread Homemade Bread MiniBurgers Burgers Mini Bruschetta Bruschetta JumboWings Wings Jumbo PitCrew CrewSpecial Special Pit

Catchofofthe the Day Catch Day FriedShrimp Shrimp Platter Fried Platter DriversFried Fried Combo Drivers Combo North Turn Seafood PastaCrab Cakes The Extravaganza (Dinner for Two) North Turn Crab Cakes Prime Rib The Extravaganza (Dinner for Two) Ribeye Prime Rib Chef’s Pasta Special Ribeye Chef’s Pasta Special

Pan Seared Jumbo Scallops Pan Seared Jumbo Scallops Shrimp & Grits Shrimp & Grits Mahi Frangelico Mahi Frangelico Lobster Mac & Cheese Seafood Risotto Chef’s Grouper Chef’s Grouper Broiled Duo Broiled Duo

Full menu is available online at RacingsNorthTurn.com Full menu is available online at RacingsNorthTurn.com “All Items Are Subject to Change”

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Come get a Taste of Racing History on the Exact Location where Racing History Began In Daytona Beach!

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Join us for Lunch & Dinner on our Full Service 5000 square foot Ocean Front Deck or our Indoor Dining Room Fresh Seafood • Live Entertainment & Dancing WiFi • Over 25 TVs Extensive Racing Memorabilia Collection and Gift Shop

Oh The Food!!

Live Music Every Night and ALL Day Sundays! Monday - Thursday 11am - 10pm I Friday - Saturday 11am - 11pm I Sunday 11am - 10pm

386.322.3258

4511 South Atlantic Avenue, Ponce Inlet

“Just a few miles south of Dunlawton on the Beach”

racingsnorthturn.com www.SEE-DaytonaBeach.com

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Florida’s Fabulous Seafood Blessed by a coastline extending more than 1,300 miles, Florida’s chefs have taken full advantage of the bounty of the waters. No visit to the Sunshine State would be complete without sampling some of the seafood dishes found on most menus. Here are a few to tempt you.

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Conch: pronounced “konk.” These chewy clams are served tenderized with lime juice, raw and chopped in salad. Also chopped, breaded and fried as conch fritters and in conch chowder (usually red, spicy). Mahi (or Mahi Mahi): the correct name is dolphin (not the mammal). Firm, white-fleshed and delicious grilled, blackened or Cajun-style.

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Grouper: one of the mildest fishes available, served fried, blackened, broiled or grilled as an entrée, but a fried grouper sandwich is hard to beat.

Yellowfin tuna: a firm, flavorful semi-dark meat fish most often grilled, broiled or blackened.

Florida lobster: known as spiny lobster, has no claws like Maine lobster. Florida lobster tails are broiled and served with melted butter. Absolutely delicious!

OPEN DAILY AT 11am

Steaks · Ribs · Wings · Burgers · Seafood · Full Bar

All-U-Can-Eat Snow Crab! Market Price

SERVING LUNCH & DINNER Buffalo Wings Buffalo Shrimp Chicken Tenders Loaded Nachos Steamed Gulf Shrimp Mozzarella Stix Beer-Battered Onion Rings Coconut Shrimp Mini Crab Cakes 1lb Snow Crab Bacon Cheese Fries

Bourbon Street Gumbo Homemade Clam Chowder Homemade Crab Bisque Homemade Chili Crispy Chicken Salad Cajun Seasoned Salad Charlie Horse Signature Caesar

• Homemade Soups • Children's Menu • Speciality Desserts • Full Bar

386-672-4347 810 S. Atlantic Ave. Ormond Beach

Seafood Combo Platters Hand Cut Charbroiled Steaks Fried Shrimp (6), (12) Fish Dinners Mahi Dinner Monterey Chicken Dinner Baby Back Ribs Fried Clams Teriyaki Shrimp over Rice or Pasta Cajun Fish Pasta Island Chicken over Rice MasterCardTM

Prices/Selections may change w/o notice.

Huge 8oz. Burgers Chicken Fajita Sub Fish Sandwiches Delmonico Steak Sandwich Catch of the Day Reuben Style Philly Cheese Steak 1/4 lb. Grilled Hot Dog Chicken Philly Grilled Chicken Club

Florida Key Lime Pie Chocolate Peanut Butter Pie Specialty Dessert of the Day Florida Sunshine Cake

Take-Out Available • See our full menu at

www.CharlieHorseRestaurant.com www.SEE-DaytonaBeach.com

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Kick back and catch the cool ocean breeze at Crabby Joe’s! Located directly over the Atlantic, Crabby Joe’s is your delicious beach destination. Open for Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.

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BREAKFAST

HANDHELDS

BURGERS

Crab Cake Benedict Joe's Specialty Omelet Sweet Caramel French Toast

Snapper Sandwich Mahi / Shrimp Tacos Hawaiian Tuna Poke Taco

New Orleans Blackened Burger Tropical Burger Surf 'N' Turn Challenge

FAVORITES

STEAMED

DESSERTS

Grilled Shrimp & Crab Cake Blackened White Fish Grilled Red Snapper

Peel ‘n’ Eat Shrimp Platter Joe’s Seafood Combo Platter Snow Crab Legs

Key Lime Pie Peanut Butter Pie Orange Sunshine Cake

JOIN US FOR CRABBY HOUR! Daily drink specials from 4-7pm at our Calypso Bar.

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“Still Life with Oranges, Cocoanut, Cashew, Apples, Canistel, White Sapote and Mamoncillos” Artist: Juan Gil Garcia, Cuban Foundation

Two Amazing Lounges. One Restaurant. Thousands Of Stories. Enjoy Best View in Daytona Beach at the Sky Lounge Olivier's Hideaway Open Nightly for Dinner • Reservations Only Featuring Live Entertainment and Late Night Menu Thursday – Saturday

140 South Atlantic Ave • Daytona Beach • 386.947.7470 • StreamlineHotel.com

Wine & g n i r i a P d o o F P

art of the fun in wine tasting is deciding what you find is delicious. Everyone has a different set of taste buds, so drink the wines you like with the food you like.

nstead of red with meat, white with fish, think about balancing flavors. For example, pair delicately flavored foods with light-bodied wines. A lightly flavored fish calls for a crisp, light white wine. Deeper flavored salmon calls for a flavorful, buttery white wine. Bold, spicy foods require a full-bodied wine that’s slightly sweet and full of flavor. Seasoned dishes like pasta and savory meats are balanced with a rich, robust red wine. d42 daytona beach area

Mario’s Restaurant RESTAURANT OF DISTINCTION Authentic Italian Cooking and “A Local Favorite.” Celebrating over 60 years in Ormond Beach!

Specializing in

Veal • Shrimp • Mussels • Scungilli • Clams Calamari • Veal Française • Ravioli Veal Marsala • Cocktail Lounge Sun - Thurs 4:30 - 9:00pm Fri & Sat 4:30 - 10:00pm

386-677-2711

521 S. Yonge St., U.S. 1 Ormond Beach www.MariosOrmondBeach.com

Full Service Take-Out Menu Available Appetizers

Char-Broiled Steaks New York Strip

Calamari Mussels Roasted Peppers Lobster Ravioli Stuffed Artichoke Zuppa De Clams Tripe Marinara

Italian Favorites

Mario’s Combo Lasagna with Meatballs or Sausage Roasted Sausage & Peppers Eggplant Parmesan Pasta Fagioli with Meatballs or Sausage

Pasta

Gnocchi Linguine with Fresh Broccoli Fettuccine Alfredo Spaghetti with Meat Balls or Sausage

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Seafood

Risotto Con Frutti Di Mare Lobster Ravioli Lobster Française Linguine and Shrimp & Clams Linguine with Mussels Scallops Scampi Shrimp Scampi Calamari with Linguine Shrimp Marinara Grouper Française Shrimp Française Shrimo Misto

Mario’s Restaurant 386-677-2711

521 S. Yonge St., U.S. 1, Ormond Beach www.MariosOrmondBeach.com www.SEE-DaytonaBeach.com

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“Avocado Pears” Artist: Juan Gil Garcia, Cuban Foundation

Salsa-Style

Guacamole Delightful with chips or as a topping for cooked fish or chicken.

Avocado Prep:

• 3 firm ripened Avocados cubed. (approx. ¼”) • Toss with juice of 1 lime. • Chill while prepping salsa and “Everything Else”.

Fresh Salsa:

• 2-3 medium sized fresh tomatoes, cubed, • •

• • •

seeds removed OR in the summer add a fresh cubed cucumber to the tomatoes. 1/2 red onion, diced. 1 or 2 jalapeno or serrano peppers diced, seeds and ribs removed, less or more to taste. (Be careful when preparing, they can transfer the burn from your fingers, best to use gloves.) Juice of one lime. 1/2 cup chopped cilantro. Salt and pepper to taste Tip: To marinate flavors let salsa chill for several hours. If it accumulates a lot of water, drain half off before adding to the avocado.

The “Everything Else” is a combination of one or more of the following. Add to taste! Fresh corn, sliced black olives, black beans (drained), garbanzo beans (drained), fresh pineapple chunks, sliced scallions.

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Mix all the ingredients together in one bowl and lightly toss (as to not make the avocado mushy). Your end result will be 50% cubed avocado/with 50% fresh salsa including “Everything Else”.

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Spectacular Waterfront Dining Fresh Fish Specialties • Prime Rib & Steaks Hot Chocolate Lava Cake AVAILABLE EVERY DAY 3-COURSE EARLY DINING MENU 4:30PM – 6PM HAPPY HOUR • 4:30PM – 7PM Available in bar and lounge only. Not available on select holidays and holiday weekends.

Daytona Beach • 1100 Marina Point Dr. 386.255.9022 • chart-house.com

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LATE NIGHT HAPPY HOUR

Daytona Beach • 386-947-8433

MON—SAT 9PM—1AM AND SUN 4PM—MIDNIGHT

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Crabby Joe’s Deck and Grill Casual dining with a “Great Tasting View” over the ocean at Sunglow Pier. Dine inside or out- breakfast, lunch or dinner.... bathing suits and bare feet welcome. Weekend omelet bar on the deck from 7 – 11 a.m. and daily happy hour from 4 – 6 p.m. Come on down and Get Crabby. B, L, D, C, E, $$ 3701 S. Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach Shores, 386-756-4219, www.CrabbyJoesDaytona.com See ad on page d38 & d39.

Boondocks

Only restaurant in Wilbur-by-theSea. This casual outdoor riverfront restaurant serves fresh seafood, burgers, soups, salads, chicken, steaks and daily specials. Fresh raw bar also available. Key West atmosphere. Open daily 11 a.m. – close. 3948 S. Peninsula Dr., Wilbur by the Sea, 386-760-9001, www.Boondocks-Restaurant.com See ad and menu on page d31.

Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. & Mai Tai Bar It’s the most entertaining duo in Daytona Beach. At Bubba Gump Shrimp Co., their world famous seafood and family-friendly atmosphere creates a one-of-a-kind setting. And it’s always a party at Mai Tai Bar, with legendary drinks, live music and late night happy hours. Join them at the Ocean Walk Shoppes for ocean views and an experience you won’t forget.

Ocean Walk Shoppes, Daytona Beach, Bubba Gump: 386-947-8433, www.BubbaGump.com, Mai Tai: 386-947-2493, www.MaiTaiBar.com See ad on page d45.

Charlie Horse Restaurant

The Charlie Horse is a family owned and operated restaurant conveniently located right on Atlantic Avenue. Specializing in hand-cut steaks, seafood, wings, burgers, ribs, hot sandwiches and all you can eat Alaskan Snow Crab. They have a casual, family-friendly atmosphere, featuring a children’s menu, several TV’s, full bar and video games. You may dine-in or carry out. Join them for lunch or dinner. Open at 11 a.m. daily. 810 S. Atlantic Ave., Ormond Beach, 386-672-4347,

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www.CharlieHorseRestaurant.com See ad and menu on page d37.

www.KrispyKreme.com See ad on page d47.

Chart House

Mario’s Italian Restaurant

Dine on fresh fish specialties, slowroasted prime rib, and the original hot chocolate lava cake while you enjoy spectacular views of the Intracoastal Waterway. Join Chart House for their fabulous happy hour, extensive salad bar and special early dining menu. Reservations recommended. 1100 Marina Point Dr., Daytona Beach, 386-255-9022, www.Chart-House.com See ad on page d45.

Dine & Cruise

Funky Pelican

Stop by Flagler Beach’s ultimate dining destination. Located on Flagler Beach Pier, Funky Pelican offers flavorful Florida fare and picturesque views of the Atlantic.Open every day from 7 a.m. – 11 p.m., serving awardwinning food for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Or, stop by for Funky Hour every day from 4 – 6 p.m. Kick back and Get Funky. B, L, D, C, $$

Where Italians dine. Stuffed artichoke, homemade ravioli, veal, steaks, grouper francaise, calamari, mussels, clams & specialties. For 3 generations, Mario’s has provided a full-service restaurant, cocktail lounge and take-home menu. One mile S. of Granada (SR 40) on US1. Open for dinner at 4:30 p.m., seven days. Daily Early Bird 4:30 – 6:30 p.m. 521 S. Yonge St. (U.S. 1), Ormond Beach, 386-677-2711, www.MariosOrmondBeach.com See ad and menu on page d43.

Racing’s North Turn

Voted Top 10 Beach Bar in Florida 7 years running. Featuring 25 flat screens to catch your favorite sporting events. Full bar available. For lunch and dinner, enjoy delicious seafood, steaks and chicken. Live music 7 nights a week. 4511 S. Atlantic Ave., Ponce Inlet, 386-322-3258, www.RacingsNorthTurn.com See ad and menu on pages d34 & d35.

Riverfront Shops of Daytona Beach

Downtown Daytona Beach’s Riverfront Shops of Daytona Beach boasts more than 60 shops, restaurants, attractions and services, plus an exceptional Farmers’ Market—all in a splendid waterfront setting. Head to the historic Beach Street retail area between Bay St. & Orange Ave., to spend a delightful day enjoying new flavors, treasures, experiences and events.

215 S. Oceanshore Blvd., Flagler Beach, 386-439-0011, www.FunkyPelican.com See ad and menu on pages d40 & d41.

Located between Bay St. and Orange Ave., Daytona Beach, www.RiverfrontShopsOfDaytona.com See ads on pages d12 – d15.

Krispy Kreme

RiverGrille on the Tomoka

980 W. Int’l. Speedway Blvd., Daytona Beach, 386-253-2508,

950 N. U.S. Hwy. 1, Ormond Beach, 386-615-2004, www.RiverGrille.net See ad on page d32 & d33.

Krispy Kreme Doughnuts is located 3 miles west of the beach and only 1½ miles east of the Daytona International Speedway. Open 24 hours. Download the Krispy Kreme Rewards app on your smartphone for special offers and never miss another opportunity to get a Krispy Kreme Original glazed doughnut Hot Now off the line.

Visit this rustic real Florida haven that overlooks the Tomoka River for casual dining with a touch of Cajun spice. Enjoy fresh seafood/steaks, tasty appetizers and handcrafted cocktails while watching the sunset from the expansive multi-level deck. Dine in and chill out on the Tomoka. L, D, C, GF, OD, $$-$$$

Rose Villa Southern Table & Bar

Rose Villa is a comfortable casual restaurant in a unique historic setting. They feature Southern inspired cuisine, classic craft cocktails and an ample selection of wines. Enjoy lunch from 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. and dinner from 5 p.m. Join them Saturday and Sunday for brunch from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. Upstairs features their Absinthe and dessert bar from 8 p.m. L, D Br, C, VE, $$-$$$ 43 W. Granada Blvd., Ormond Beach, 386-615-7673, www.RoseVillaRestaurant.com

Streamline Hotel Restaurant and Lounges

Olivier’s Hideaway for handcrafted cocktails, appetizers, lunch and dinner served with Florida flair. Or try their Sky Lounge, a popular gathering spot to be like a local. Enjoy your evening under the stars with Atlantic Ocean views. Exceptional cocktails, appetizers, small plate dishes and share-ables. Sun. – Th., 5 –10 p.m., Fri. – Sat., till 12 a.m.

140 S. Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach, 386-947-7470, www.StreamlineHotel.com See ad on page d42.

Tony Giese Photography

Our culture values creativity, as does award-winning Photographer Tony Giese. Capture the image of your family on the beach with a special portrait from your vacation. Couples, babies to Grandparents and Weddings. Memories that last a lifetime. Call for appt. Mon. – Fri., 8 a.m. – 6 p.m. Ph: 386-788-3999, Cell: 386-290-0976, www.TonyGiese.com See ad on Inside back cover. //Meals Served: B=Breakfast, L=Lunch, D=Dinner, Br=Sunday Brunch. Menu Options: Ca=Cash Only, C=Children’s Menu, E=Early Bird, Et=Entertainment, GF=Gluten Free, H=Heart Healthy, K=Kosher, OD=Outside Dining, R=Reservations, S=Sugar Free, VE=Vegetarian, V=Vegan, WF=Water Front. Prices shown indicate average cost of menu items; actual prices may vary. $=$10; $$=11-$20; $$$=$21-$30; $$$$=$30 and up.//

980 W. Int’l Speedway Blvd. Corner of ISB & Nova www.KrispyKreme.com

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dinner menu STARTERS

Fried Green Tomatoes N’Awlins Pickle Chips Boudin Balls Harry’s Signature Crab Cakes Crab and Eggplant Napoleon Crispy Calamari Voo Doo Shrimp Seared Ahi Tuna Louisiana Fondeaux Bacon Wrapped Scallops HOMEMADE SOUPS Harry’s Original Gumbo She Crab Soup of the Day

DINNER SALADS Garden or Caesar Salad Crescent City Cobb Blackened shrimp Seared Ahi Tuna Marinated Salmon Chicken Caesar

HOURS

Sunday-Thursday 11am - 10pm Friday & Saturday 11am - 11pm

St. Augustine’s Finest Courtyard Dining

BOURBON ST. FAVORITES

Jambalaya Red Beans & Rice with Smoked Sausage Crawfish or Shrimp Etouffee Shrimp Creole Shrimp-N-Grits Chicken-N-Grits French Market Pasta Pasta Chicken Louisianne Shrimp Scampi

SEAFOOD

Jackson Square Redfish Mahi Mahi Bourbon Street Salmon Catfish Pontchartrain Harry’s Signature Crab Cakes Bayou Grilled Shrimp Mahi Arugula Twin Rock Lobster Tails

SIGNATURE DISHES

Salmon Rockefeller Red Fish Alexandria Crab Crusted Redfish Royale Shrimp & Scallop Orleans French Baked Scallops

STEAK • CHICKEN • PORK Grilled or Blackened Chicken Harry’s Style Chicken Chicken Jolié Blonde French Quarter Pork Tenderloin Southern Fried Chicken Tenders New Orleans Ribeye Filet Mignon

FRIED PLATTERS Shrimp Fried Catfish Oysters / Scallops

HANDHELDS

Shrimp, Oyster or Catfish Po’boy Ultimate Po’boy Signature Chicken Sandwich Half Pound Burger Bacon Jam Burger “Harry’s Style” Burger Mahi Sandwich

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