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In and around the Fort Myers area, and on the neighboring islands, there are many wonderful restaurants, cafes and eateries that will satisfy any taste, from simple country cooking to sophisticated continental.
Downtown
Downtown near the historic district, Sasse's is well known for delicious Italian fare, or try Farmer's Market Restaurant for yummy casual country cooking. In an old converted home built in 1923, the Morgan House Restaurant and Trading Post offers delicious dining in a romantic setting with steaks, pasta or seafood.
Take an unusual ride to dinner, to a unique and popular place 20 miles northwest of the city and accessible only by boat: the Cabbage Key Restaurant. Unless you own a boat, water taxis from Pine Island are another the way to get here. Be sure to try the fresh grouper and key lime pie. There's also an inn here if you want to spend a day or more. Rated high for its great seafood is Prawnbroker Restaurant and Fish Market.
For romantic dining on the Caloosahatchee River, Shooters Waterfront Cafe USA is the trendy place to go for good food and relaxation. There's live entertainment on the weekend as well. Well-known for delicious French continental cuisine, Peter's la Cuisine is a good choice that offers satisfying meals in a charming atmosphere. If you're in the mood for both good food and laughter, go to the Laugh In Comedy Cafe.
Sanibel and Captiva
Near wildlife parks and refuges on the islands of Sanibel and Captiva, dining on the Gulf of Mexico is at its best with terrific water views and warm tropical breezes. Anything will taste good in such a beautiful setting. Just the same, you'll find creative dining at the popular Mad Hatter, located right on the Gulf of Mexico. For a casual dinner and some dancing, try Jacaranda.
For a romantic view of San Carlos Bay, along with healthy dining options, the Sanibel Harbour Resort & Spa offers the Promenade Cafe. The Bubble Room is another well known dining establishment on this quaint island.
On Captiva Island, just north of Sanibel, there's great French dining at the Village Cafe. The Viva Cafe and Gallery is worth at least one visit. It offers good food and casual dining. If you're in the mood for Northern Italian cuisine to go with a walk along the beach, you'll be well-satisfied with Bellini's. For California-style fare made with natural ingredients, try the Sunshine Cafe. If you hunger for well-seasoned steaks, try Beachview Steakhouse and Seafood. Afterward, enjoy delicious homemade ice cream or a latte at The Bean. A great place for family dining is the Hungry Heron, which offers hundreds of menu items.
South Fort Myers
In the south Fort Myers area, you'll find the Bistro 41 restaurant, popular for its eclectic cuisine. If you're into authentic Mexican food with large, satisfying portions, then head over to Iguana Mia. For great steaks, there's The Sanibel Steakhouse. Another good restaurant that serves great food in large portions is Basile's.
Fort Myers Beach
Along popular Fort Myers Beach and Estero to the south, Fernando's Italian Restaurant of Martha's Vineyard serves authentic Italian fare right on the water. For dining and dancing by the ocean, enjoy your evening at the Lani Kai Beach Resort, or for a view of Hurricane Bay, try Channel Mark Restaurant.
If you're out on a boat around Fort Myers Beach and want lunch served to you on the water, the Sea Dog Emporium will deliver American classics like hamburgers or hot dogs.
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