In-Room Concierge 2013-14 Daytona Beach

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Publisher & Editor: Deb SmithContributing Writer: Deborah Boyd

Marketing Executives: Ann Licate and Kimmie AntonelliArt Director: Nieves Jenkins

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WELCOMEVISITOR INFORMATION

MAPa quick guide to get around

WELCOME TO PARADISE enjoy our luxurious beaches, relax with friends and family

ACTIVITIESRECREATION AND ATTRACTIONSexplore nature, play golf, go fishing or take a tourFAITH-join locals in worship

CALENDAR of EVENTSANNUAL FESTIVALS music, art & seafood

SHOPPINGSHOPPING PASSION AWAITS EVERYONEbring home a special, “wish you were here”

RIVERFRONT SHOPS OF DAYTONA BEACH

MORE THAN 60 SHOPS, RESTAURANTS AND ATTRACTIONS on the riverfront

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ST. AUGUSTINE DAY TRIPVISIT THE OLD CITY-a short drive north along the ocean on A1A Scenic Highway s1 MAP s2 WELCOME s4 ACTIVITIESs10 CALENDAR OF EVENTSs12 SHOPPINGs15 PALM COASTs19 DINING

Featured artist: Barbara Perrotti, Ormond Beach | Cover: Nature and Outdoor activities include canoeing on a Florida river like the St. Johns. Discover our natural estuaries, spot an eagle and take lots of pictures.

St. Augustine area art by Linda Holmes

NEW SMYRNA BEACH EXPLORE NEW SMYRNA BEACH,

with its old Florida charm

DININGTHE BEST EATS & MENUS from elegant to casual

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TransportationAMTRAK: 800-USA-RAIL (872-7245)GREYHOUND: 800-231-2222DAYTONA-ORLANDO TRANSIT: 386-257-5411DELTA: 800-221-1212YELLOW CAB: 386-255-5555DAYTONA INT’L AIRPORT: 386-248-8030

HospitalsBERT FISH MEDICAL - NEW SMYRNA BEACH: 386-424-5000FLORIDA HOSPITAL - DAYTONA BEACH: 386-676-6000FLORIDA HOSPITAL - ORMOND BEACH: 386-231-6000HALIFAX HEALTH MEDICAL CENTER - DAYTONA BEACH: 386-254-4000

BeachesBEACH SAFETY DIVISION: 386-239-SURF (7873)Fees for beach access and availability of night parking vary. Passes may be purchased at beach access ramps.

Handicapped ServicesSurfchairs: Beach Patrol Officers or lifeguards will provide beach wheelchairs at no charge at several area beach accesses. DAYTONA BEACH BEACH SAFETY DIVISION: 386-239-7873 MAIN STATION: 386-239-6484NEW SMYRNA BEACH: 386-424-2345

Lost/Stolen Credit CardsAMERICAN EXPRESS: 800-528-4800DISCOVER CARD: 800-347-2683MASTERCARD: 800-622-7747VISA: 800-847-2911

Movie TheatersCINEMATIQUE OF DAYTONA: 386-252-3118REGAL ORMOND BEACH CINEMA 12: (Ormond Towne Square) 386-673-7828PARAGON OCEAN WALK 10: 386-238-5252BEACON 12 THEATRES: New Smyrna Beach 386-428-8484

FishingFISHING LICENSES: 888-347-4356

Police EMERGENCY: 911DAYTONA BEACH: 386-671-5100ORMOND BEACH: 386-677-0731DAYTONA BEACH SHORES: 386-322-5033FLAGLER CO. SHERIFF: 386-437-4116NEW SMYRNA BEACH: 386-424-2000VOLUSIA CO. SHERIFF: 386-736-5999

Beachside Post OfficesORMOND BEACH: 55 E. GRANADA BLVD.DAYTONA BEACH: 19 N. ATLANTIC AVE.DAYTONA BEACH SHORES: 2136 S. A1ANEW SMYRNA BEACH: 405 FLAGLER AVE.

Time/Weather 386-252-8000

Visitor Information For more information on what to see and do in Daytona Beach, Ormond and New Smyrna Beach Area, pick up a copy of SEE Daytona Beach Insider’s Guide in this hotel or go to www.SEE-DaytonaBeach.com.

Where to Swim and SurfSwim in the ocean or in pools. Many lakes, rivers and ponds in the area are unsuitable. Ponce Inlet, Daytona Beach and Ormond Beach have separate ordinances regarding surfing. Phone Beach Safety Division or local police for appropriate surf areas and times.

Painting old Florida is a passion for Ormond Beach-based artist Barbara Perrotti.

Her impressionistic style shows a strong sense of aesthetics. She has been featured prominently in both public and private collections. Perrotti’s work appears in the Museum of Arts and Sciences and Halifax Hospital, to name a few.

Perrotti delights in experimenting with diverse colors, shapes and textures, but most of all she enjoys working quickly and spontaneously.

She is a past recipient of a Professional Artist Development Grant from Volusia County. Her related activities include teaching weekly classes and workshops as well as judging and jurying art shows. She serves on the Board of Directors for the Volusia County Cultural Alliance and is listed in Who’s Who in American Art.

Her work can be seen in a number of galleries in Central Florida. She is a member of Landscape Artists International and International Plein Air Painters.

Far and Near Horizons: World Tour of Contemporary Landscape Artists, features several of her works. The book can be ordered at Amazon.com.

Contact: [email protected]

The In-Room Concierge Daytona Beach 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 2013©. Reproduction in whole or in part is prohibited without written permission of the publisher.

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daytona beach shores, deland, ormond beach,& new smyrna beach

FFrom the moment you step on the sun drenched

beach you know this vacation will be the start of

something big. Your senses are enhanced as you

take in everything around you: There’s the sound

of the crashing surf, the smell of the ocean, the taste

of salt water in the air and the overall beauty that

surrounds you.

We would like to welcome you to Daytona Beach.

This is the beginning of what we know will be an

unforgettable vacation here and in the surrounding

beachside and waterfront neighborhoods: Ormond

Beach, Daytona Beach Shores, New Smyrna Beach,

Ponce Inlet and DeLand.

Here, it’s never a matter of what to do; it’s a

matter of finding the time to do it all! Take an early

morning jog or bike ride along the beach and watch

the sun rise as the day unfolds. Discover that surfing

Daytona Beach style has more than one meaning. Join

the old timers and learn the art of surf fishing or head

to the Inlet for what’s dubbed the best surfing along

the Eastern Seaboard. For a more laid back experience,

simply relax and soak up some rays.

There are any number of distinctive seaside shops

and galleries located within walking distance of the

beach. Explore some of the area’s most unique shops

and pick up everything from a one of a kind souvenir

to a special gift for yourself. Discover our museums

and art galleries and when you need a rest from it all,

there are dozens of cafes, diners and restaurants to

satisfy your every craving.

Whether you are here for business or pleasure,

we will help you to explore the area and find the best

places to shop and dine. It is with good reason that

this is one of America’s favorite vacation spots! There

are nature trails for quiet reflection, historic homes and

landmarks all around and of course what the area is

best known for is it’s car racing.

The Greater Daytona Beach Area attracts

more than eight million visitors annually and is

appropriately dubbed, The World’s Most Famous

Beach. We welcome you to our beach and know that

your visit will provide unforgettable memories you

will treasure for years to come.

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“Day at the Beach” Artist: Barbara Perrotti

activities in the daytona beach area

TThink of the Daytona Beach area as the world’s largest

family playground.

Whether you are in town for business or pleasure,

we hope you will take time to explore Ormond Beach,

New Smyrna Beach, Ponce Inlet, DeLand and the entire

Daytona Beach area.

The range of things to do is boundless and limited

only by your personal interests and time constraints.

Indulgences can include playing world class tennis on

the sports finest courts. Whether you are a seasoned player

looking to brush up on your game or a novice considering

your first lesson, playing tennis here will surely add some

spark to your game.

Golf enthusiasts can play on courses

designed by the legends of the sport. Courses

planned by the likes of Arnold Palmer and

Greg Norman are highly regarded for their

playability and outstanding natural settings.

Players will be thrilled to discover 25 courses

representing a variety of challenges, all within

30 minutes of the beach.

Whether your passion is fresh or saltwater

fishing, you’ll be amazed at the number of

choices there are in both venues. Select from

laid back trips to more challenging angling

excursions. Looking for more excitement? Go

out on a deep sea charter and cast for trophy

fish or grab a guide and do some bass fishing

in the St. Johns River, one of only a handful of rivers in the

world that flows north.

Indulge in one of our many spas. Make a pilgrimage

to The Daytona International Speedway and take a tour

to learn about NASCAR’s humble beginnings. Learn to

hang ten in the place known as one of the top surfing

destinations in the world, or marvel as you watch the

pros tackle the big waves. Take a boat ride and discover

the ecology of our rivers and lakes. Or for the truly

adventurous, float high above it all on a zip line.

Art aficionados will want to visit one of our many

galleries. There are several museums where history buffs

can learn more about the area.

These are the adventures that create memories that last

forever so don’t forget to bring along a camera to capture

every moment.

Surf School

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Private & Group LessonsAll Ages - All Levels

Youth Summer CampAges 7 - 15, Mon. - Fri.

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More Choices, More Value, More Fun!

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EVERY FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAYRain or Shine!

Classic Car Cruise-In

Live DJ Music. FREE to show,FREE to spectate!

Visit our website for detailson all of our events and

give-aways!2987 Bellevue Ave Ext - One Mile West ofthe Speedway. Call 386.253.3330

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Angelic Gardens Day SpaA hidden corner, a nestled door, a designed magical atmosphere transforms a weary soul to one of tranquility with therapeutic massages, facials, nail care, and waxing by professional knowledgeable health providers. We strive to better your day, enhance your sense of wellbeing and help find peace & comfort in life. Unwind With Us.115 E. Granada Blvd., Ormond Beach, 386-671-1990, www.DaySpaWellness.com See ad on page d11.

Daytona International Speedway ToursDiscover what makes makes Daytona a World Center of Racing.Choose the 60-minute All Access or the 30-Minute Speedway Tour. Open daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., tours from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.1801 W. Int’l Speedway Blvd. Daytona Beach, 877-306-7223, www.DaytonaInternational Speedway.com/tours Ad on page d9. Look for coupon SEE Daytona Beach in your lobby.

Halifax Health – Center for Plastic & Cosmetic SurgeryCenter for Plastic & Cosmetic Surgery is here for your surgical or non-surgical plastic, cosmetic or reconstructive needs. You will benefit from the resources of the largest hospital in East Central Florida giving you access to a wide variety of medical experts, sophisticated medical technology and a caring experienced staff to support you no matter what procedure you are here for.311 N. Clyde Morris Blvd., Suite 500 Daytona Beach, 386-238-2244, HalifaxHealth.org/cosmetic See ad on d11.

Inland Fishing ChartersFor inshore salt water fishing or backwater guide service, fish with Captain John Frazier, US Coast Guard licensed. Choose a full or half day charter, bait/tackle provided & no license required. Look for coupon in SEE Daytona Beach in your lobby.386-527-6561, www.InlandFishingCharter.com Look for coupon in SEE Daytona Beach in your lobby.

LPGA InternationalTwo challenging 18-hole courses: Jones, designed by Rees Jones, at 7,088 yards is challenging and enjoyable for all skill levels. Hills, designed by Arthur Hills, at 6,984 yards, requires players to use their mind over their muscles. The practice facility is 57,000 sq.ft. surface area of natural turf and 10 target greens.1000 Champions Dr., Daytona Beach, 386-274-5742, www.LPGAInternational.com See ad on inside front cover.

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, www.MarineScienceCenter.com See ad on page d7.

Ponce Inlet Lighthouse & MuseumThis 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. Open daily at 10 a.m.4931 S. Peninsula Dr., Ponce Inlet, 386-761-1821, www.PonceInlet.org See ad on page d7.

Pure Life Surf SchoolExperience the thrill and excitement of surfing. Learn from extremely dedicated, talented pros, with years of experience in the water. CPR/First Aid certified instructors focus on etiquette, ocean awareness, proper stretching and more. Adults and children can learn to surf through a variety of group, private and school programs for all ages.Daytona Beach, 386-492-SURF (7873), [email protected], www.PureLifeSurfSchool.com See ad on page d7.

Shenandoah StablesTrail rides & lessons. Pony rides, pony parties and hayrides. Appts. requested. 1759 Tomoka Farms Rd., (US 92 west to first light after I-95, Left 2 miles), 386-257-1444Look for coupon in SEE Daytona Beach in your lobby.


90 Minute All Access Tour $23 Adults $17 Ages 6-12

30 Minute Speedway Tour $16 Adults $10 Ages 6-12

Children 5 and under FREE!

VIP TourExclusive, privately-guided VIP Tours also available on

select dates monthly. Visit web site for dates and times.

www.daytonainternationalspeedway.com/tours

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Tours include a look at the new DAYTONA Rising redevelopment project!


Did you knowthat man’s best friend is welcomed on beaches in St. Johns, Volusia and Flagler Counties?

It’s the perfect way to spend quality time with your pet - a day at the beach!

The beaches of Volusia, Flagler and St. Johns Counties provide an ideal venue. Both Smyrna Dunes and Lighthouse Point Parks in Volusia County are ‘pet-friendly’.

In Flagler County, the area just north of Gamble Rogers State Park and 13th Street is set aside to bring along man’s best friend and in St. Johns County, pets are permitted on any county maintained beach and that includes horses!

Be sure to bring doggie bags and water. While some parks provide bags to pick up after your pet, others do not. Be a good pet owner and don’t leave a mess for others.

Know that most beaches require your pet to be on a leash at all times and make sure the section of beach you visit is designated, ‘pet-friendly’. Failure to do so could result in sti� �nes.

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Tony Giese PhotographyOur 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 and babies to Grandpar-ents and Weddings. Memories to last a lifetime. Call for appt. M- F 8 a.m. - 6 p.m., Ph 386-788-3999, Cell- 386-290-0976, www.TonyGiese.com See ad on inside back cover.

Zoom Air, Zip Line and MoreTreetop adventure to get you moving! Safely harnessed, go from tree to tree by way of bridges, swings, tight wires, dancing logs and other games, plus exhilarating zip line rides along the way, requiring a minimum height of 54”; Sanford park includes a Kids’ Course, too. Daily 9:00-4:30. No reservations needed.Tuscawilla Park, 1000 Orange Ave., Daytona 386-569-3519; Central Florida Zoo, Sanford, 407-330-0767, Look for coupon in SEE Daytona Beach in your lobby.


ONGOINGEvery Thursday 8 a.m. - 1 p.m.: Ormond Beach Farmers Market22 S. Beach St. (City Hall Plaza), www.OrmondBeachFarmersMarket.com

Every Saturday 7 a.m. - 1 p.m.: Downtown Daytona Farmers MarketCity Island, www.RiverfrontShopsofDaytona.com

1st Saturday 10 a.m. - 7 p.m.: Art Stroll/Gallery WalkDowntown Art District, New Smyrna Beach, 386-427-2903, www.Clay-Gallery.com

Every 4th Friday, all day event: Front Porch Friday FestivalDowntown Beach St., www.RiverfrontShopsofDaytona.com

4th Friday, 6 - 9 p.m.: DeLand Art Walk Historic downtown area, www.DeLandArtWalk.com

4th Saturday 10 a.m. - 7 p.m.: Art/Wine Walk on Flagler Flagler Ave., New Smyrna Beach, 386-428-1770, www.NSBFLA.com

OCTOBER 201311-13: Daytona Blues Festival 2013Music starts at 1 p.m. daily, Jackie Robinson Ballpark, www.DaytonaBluesFestival.com

17-20: Biketoberfest®

Daytona Beach area-wide, 800-854-1234, 386-255-0415, www.Biketoberfest.com

25-27: Daytona Beach Dream CruiseRiverfront Park Downtown, and other locations, 386-672-1861, www.DaytonaBeachDreamCruise.com

31: Halloween at the HarborInlet Harbor Restaurant & Marina, 386-767-5590

NOVEMBER 20132-3: Halifax Art FestivalHistoric Downtown Beach St., Daytona Beach, www.HalifaxArtFestival.com

7-17: Volusia County Fair & Youth ShowVolusia County Fairgrounds, DeLand, 386-734-9514, www.VolusiaCountyFair.com

7-10: 37 th Annual Greek FestivalSt. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church, Daytona Beach, 386-252-6012, www.StDemetriosDaytona.org

7-11: Daytona Beach Film Festival at Cinematique on Beach St., 386-252-3118, www.DBFF.org

16-17: 5th Annual Riverfest & Seafood FestivalRockefeller Gardens, Ormond Beach, 386-492-2938, www.OrmondRiverfest.com

17: Estonian National Symphony3 p.m., Peabody Auditorium, Daytona Beach, 386-671-3462, www.PeabodyAuditorium.org

23-24: Fall Festival of the Arts10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Downtown DeLand, 386-738-5705, www.DeLandFallFestival.com

28 - Dec. 1: Daytona Turkey RunThurs. – Sat. 8:00 a.m. - 4 p.m., Sun. 8 a.m. - 2 p.m., Daytona International Speedway, 386-767-9070, www.TurkeyRun.com

29: Golden Dragon Acrobats- Family Cirque Show2 p.m. & 7 p.m. Peabody Auditorium, Daytona Beach, 386-671-3462, www.PeabodyAuditorium.org

DECEMBER 20137: First Saturday Jam at Pioneer Settlement9 a.m. - 4 p.m., Pioneer Settlement- 1776 Lightfoot Ln., Barberville, 386-749-2959, www.PioneerSettlement.org

8: Nutcracker Dance Alive4 p.m., Flagler Auditorium, 5500 E. Hwy. 100, Palm Coast, 386-437-7547, www.FlaglerAuditorium.org

14: Holiday Music Fest and Tree Lighting5 - 7 p.m., City Hall Plaza, Ormond Beach, 386-492-2938, www.OrmondRiverfest.com

24-25: Christmas Catholic Masses, Basilica of St. Paul 24th - 4, 6 p.m. & Midnight, 25th - 8:30, 11 a.m. and 1 pm. (Spanish), 317 Mullally St, Daytona Beach, 386-252-5422

27: Winter Holiday at Ponce Inlet Lighthouse10 a.m. - 2 p.m., Ponce Inlet Lighthouse, Port Orange, 386-761-1821, www.PonceInlet.org

31: New Year’s Eve on Main Street CelebrationDaytona Beach, 6 p.m. - 2 a.m., www.NewYearsEveOnMainStreet.com

JANUARY 201416-20: State Cheer & Dance ChampionshipsOcean Center, Daytona Beach, 386-254-4500, www.OceanCenter.com

18: Spencer’s Theatre of Magic & Illusion Show7:30 p.m., Flagler Auditorium, 5500 E. Hwy. 100, Palm Coast, 386-437-7547, www.FlaglerAuditorium.org

24: Donizetti’s The Elixir of Love7:00 p.m., Peabody Auditorium, Daytona Beach, 386-671-3462, www.PeabodyAuditorium.org

24-26: IMAGES - A Festival of the ArtsRiverside Park, New Smyrna Beach, 386-423-4733, www.ImagesArtFestival.org

25-26: Orange City Blue Spring Manatee FestivalOrange City, 386-775-9224, www.TheManateeFestival.com

25-26: Rolex 24 Hour RaceVarious events and times, 1-800-PITSHOP, www.DaytonaInternationalSpeedway.com

26: Haifa Symphony Orchestra of Israel3 p.m., Peabody Auditorium, Daytona Beach, 386-671-3462, www.PeabodyAuditorium.org

FEBRUARY 20141-2: Buckler’s Craft FairVolusia County Fairgrounds, DeLand, 386- 734-9514, www.BucklerCraftFair.com

2: Taste of Ormond at Dunn’s Attic136 W. Granada Blvd., Ormond Beach, 386-492-2938, www.OrmondRiverfest.com

7: Daytona Beach Symphony Society presents: Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra7 p.m., Peabody Auditorium, Daytona Beach, 386-253-2901, www.DBSS.org

23: Daytona 500Daytona International Speedway, 1-800-PIT-SHOP, www.DaytonaInternationalSpeedway.com

25: Red Hot Chilli Pipers7:30 p.m., Flagler Auditorium, 5500 E. Hwy. 100, Palm Coast, 386-437-7547, www.FlaglerAuditorium.org

Editor’s note: Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this information. However, as all dates and times are subject to

change without notice, we recommend you call ahead to verify dates and times, or check our event calendar online.

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“Sunset” Artist: Barbara Perrotti

March 20147-16: Bike WeekArea-wide, 386-255-0415, www.OfficialBikeWeek.com

8: Daytona SupercrossDaytona International Speedway, 1-800-PITSHOP, www.DaytonaInternationalSpeedway.com

15: Daytona 200Daytona International Speedway, 1-800-PITSHOP, www.DaytonaInternationalSpeedway.com

16-31: Spring Break

28: Pop, Rock & Doo Wopp Concert 8 p.m., Peabody Auditorium, Daytona Beach, 386-671-3462, www.PeabodyAuditorium.org

28-30: Daytona Spring Turkey RunDaytona International Speedway Infield, 386-255-7355, www.DaytonaBeachCarShows.com

APRIL 20149-13: National Cheerleader ChampionshipsOceanfront Bandshell, Daytona Beach, 386-254-4500, www.OceanCenter.com

17: New Smyrna Beach Food Festival5 - 9 p.m., Flagler Ave., New Smyrna Beach, 800-541-9621, www.NSBFLA.com

20: Easter Beach Mass7 - 8 a.m., Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, 386-255-0433, www.OurLadyOfLourdesDaytona.com

20: Easter Catholic Masses, Basilica of St. Paul 7, 8:30,11 a.m., 1 (Spanish) & 6 p.m, 317 Mullally St, Daytona Beach, 386-252-5422

25-26: Port Orange Jazz & Art FestKenneth W. Parker Amphitheater, 386-761-6096, www.LakesideJazz.org

25-27: 4th Annual Celtic Festival at Rockefeller GardensOrmond Beach, 386-492-2938, www.OrmondRiverfest.com

MAY 20141-5: National High School Drill Team ChampionshipsOcean Center, Daytona Beach, 386-254-4500, www.OceanCenter.com

10: Fusion National Dance Competition8 a.m. - 8 p.m., Peabody Auditorium, Daytona Beach, 386-671-3462, www.PeabodyAuditorium.org

JUNE 201428: USA National Miss Scholarship Pageant8:00 p.m., Peabody Auditorium, 386-671-3462, www.PeabodyAuditorium.com

TBA: 26th Annual Seaside Fiesta 5 - 9 p.m., Flagler Ave., New Smyrna Beach, www.NSBFLA.com

JULY 20144: Independence Day celebrationsLocations throughout Daytona Beach, Ormond Beach, DeLand and New Smyrna Beach

3-5: Coke Zero 400 and related eventsDaytona International Speedway, 1-800-PIT-SHOP, www.DaytonaInternationalSpeedway.com

AUGUST 2014TBA: 8th Annual Shrimp & Seafood Festival 5 - 9 p.m., Flagler Ave., New Smyrna Beach, www.NSBFLA.com

22-24: Daytona Beach Home & Garden ShowOcean Center, Daytona Beach, 386-254-4500, www.OceanCenter.com

SEPTEMBER 2014TBA: 14th Annual New Smyrna Beach Jazz FestivalFlagler Ave., 386-423-9760, www.NewSmyrnaBeachJazzFestival.com

OCTOBER 201416-19: Biketoberfest®

Daytona Beach area wide,

1-800-854-1234, 386-255-0415, www.Biketoberfest.com

NOVEMBER 2014TBA: 38th Annual Greek FestivalSt. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church, Daytona Beach, 386-252-6012, www.StDemetriosDaytona.org

1-2: Halifax Art FestivalHistoric Downtown Beach St., Daytona Beach, 386-767-1278, www.HalifaxArtFestival.com

27-30: Daytona Turkey RunDaytona International Speedway, 386-767-9070, www.TurkeyRun.com

FUTURE EVENTSGo to www.SEE-DaytonaBeach.com for the most current EVENT information.


faith in the daytona beach area

Basilica of St. PaulThe Basilica of St. Paul, located just blocks from the downtown historic district, has been part of the Daytona skyline since 1927. Come explore this traditional Catholic Church’s unique architecture, beautiful sacred art and rich history. We welcome pilgrims and tourists to discover a true Daytona treasure! Daily 8:15 - 2:30. Call for Holiday Hours.317 Mullally St., Daytona Beach, 386-252-5422, www.BasilicaOfSaintPaul.org See ad on this page.

Christian Science ChurchJoin us for Sunday School & Services at First Church of Christ, Scientist, 137 Live Oak Ave., Daytona Beach. Sun. 10:30 a.m., Wed. 7:30 p.m. Or visit the Christian Science Reading Room, a resource center for spiritual healing. Relax & feel free to use, or purchase resources: Bibles, books, CDs, cards & magazines. M–F 9 - 5.166 N. Beach St., Daytona Beach, 386-252-8615. www.ChristianScience DaytonaBeach.org See ad on page d21.

Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic ChurchALL ARE WELCOME at Our Lady of Lourdes! We are a vibrant church community with incredible music, beautiful environment, life-changing messages, & celebratory energy! Conveniently located beach side just north of Ocean Walk, Main Street, and Convention Center, we hope you’ll join us this weekend. MASS TIMES: Saturday, 4 p.m., Sunday, 8, 9:30 & 11 a.m. 1014 N. Halifax Ave., Daytona Beach, 386-255-0433, www.OurLadyOfLourdesDaytona.com See ad on this page.

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“Shop Till You Drop” Artist: Barbara Perrotti

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beach area

FFrom sundries to souvenirs; casual beachwear to

swimsuits, shopping in the Daytona Beach area promises

to be a satisfying experience for even the most finicky

of customers. If you enjoy shopping – and who doesn’t

– a variety of experiences await you here and in the

surrounding communities of Ormond Beach, Daytona

Beach Shores, New Smyrna Beach and DeLand.

Shops in our beachside neighborhoods will provide all

the necessities, from the toothbrush left behind to luxuries

like original creations by local artisans that will accentuate

any room. Look carefully and you might discover that

little store carrying all the things you crave and didn’t

know you needed!

If those beach days put you in the mood for a casual

coastal-style makeover, head to one of our many shops.

You’ll find one-of-a-kind tropical looks available in a variety

of boutiques, malls and department stores all with something

to suit your every whim. Add a little pizzazz with brightly

colored baubles, a multicolored tote, or beaded sandals

that will complete your new ‘beachy’ look.

Our historic shopping districts will take you back in

time with their vintage architecture. Stroll along Beach

Street in Daytona Beach; Flagler Avenue and Canal

Street in New Smyrna Beach, or on Woodland Avenue in

DeLand. You’ll discover unusual shops and boutiques

tucked away in historic buildings with a past of their

own. In addition, each street offers exposure to museums

and art galleries which act as appropriate decorations

to further enhance your shopping experience. Curb

side cafes and charming restaurants dot each district,

providing a respite and slight interruption to your

shopping excursion. No matter which you choose,

each district offers a modern day shopping experience

with an old fashioned feel.

Shopping allows you to not only enjoy your vacation,

but to bring back memories in the form of souvenirs that

will keep your holiday alive for years to come. And you

don’t need to fret over making large or fragile purchases.

Many stores will gladly ship your special treasure back

home for you.

The Trails Shopping CenterOrmond Beach, FL 216 - 348 North Nova Road

(Nova Road and SR 40)

From fashion to flambé• Ann Taylor Loft• Anytime Fitness• Beautiful Hair Salon & Spa• Chico’s• Coldwater Creek• CVS Pharmacy• eCosway• Dairy Queen• European Wax Center• Eye Design Eyewear• Jos. A. Bank• Julie’s Hallmark• La Fiesta Mexican Restaurant• Merle Norman• Ormond Antiquities• Ormond Steakhouse• Pacific Bistro• Panera Bread• Patchington• Publix• Radio Shack• Sunshine Cleaners• Supercuts• Talbots & Talbots Petites• Trails Liquor Store• The Jaffe Corp• The UPS Store• Weight Watchers• White House/Black Market

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Artsy AbodeNeed your dose of color? Then Artsy Abode is your place! A haven of every girl’s favorite accessories with a fabulous selection of Vera Bradley, Brighton jewelry and handbags, Pandora jewelry and so much more! Definitely the place to shop while visiting the beach!1700 W. International Speedway Blvd., Daytona Beach, 386-238-0509, www.ArtsyAbode.com See ad on back cover.

Daytona Flea & Farmers MarketVoted one of the “Top 5 Markets in the Country” by USA Weekend, the Daytona Beach Farmers Market is ranked one of the best flea markets in the world. Boasting hundreds of vendors, a top notch farmers market, an antiques mall and much more! Open every – Fri., Sat., Sun., 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.– Rain or Shine.2987 Bellevue Ave. Ext., Daytona Beach, 386-253-3330, www.DaytonaFleaMarket.com See ad on page d8.

Maui NixDaytona’s largest surf and apparel shop equips shoppers with every-thing they need for the beach to the street with brands such as Qui-ksilver, Billabong, Volcom, Fox, Hur-

between Bay St. & Orange Ave. to spend a delightful day enjoying new flavors, treasures, experiences and events. Located between Bay St. and Orange Ave., Daytona Beach, www.RiverfrontShopsOfDaytona.com See ad on pages d20 & d21.

The Trails Shopping CenterFrom fashion to flambe! The Trails Shopping Center has it all! An open-air center designed to enhance the Ormond Beach community boasts a variety of shopping and dining opportunities to fit every need. Visitors and locals alike can also enjoy specialty retailers and the 24-hour fitness center.216-348 N. Nova Rd., Ormond Beach, 407-472-CREC (2732), See ad on d17.

Volusia Mall/The Pavilion at Port OrangeLooking for the best in shopping, dining and entertainment? Department stores include Belk, Marshalls/Home Goods at The Pavilion and Dillard’s, Macys JCPenney and Sears at Volusia Mall.Volusia Mall 1700 W. Intl. Speedway Blvd., Daytona Beach, The Pavilion 5501 S. Williamson Blvd., Port Orange, www.VolusiaMall.net or www.ThePavilionAtPortOrange.com

ley, 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, www.MauiNix.com 386-253-1234. See ad on page d3.

Pearls InternationalHey Shoppers! Looking for amazingly affordable keepsakes? Bring home a little piece of Daytona with locally made unique pearl jewelry and destination gifts! Come see pearls in every color from around the world. Drop in soon for chic accessories to complete your signature look! Serving two convenient locations! Open: Mon. – Sat 10 - 7 p.m.3114 S. Atlantic Avenue (A1A), Daytona Beach Shores, 177 E. Granada Blvd., Ormond Beach, 386-767-3473, www.PearlsInternational.com See ad on d13.

Riverfront Shops of DaytonaDowntown 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


by Georgia Brown

Floridians are known for their own special style. They took the necessity of having to dress for hot, humid weather and ran with it. Florida’s "resort casual" has become the fashion of choice.

Resort casual style is all about ease! It’s characterized by sundresses, tunics, capris, khakis, chinos, tropical prints,bright colors, sheer fabrics, caftans, boat shoes, and flip flops.

Flip-flops have been around for six thousand years...

Speaking of flip-flops, did you ever wonder how they became all the rage? Flip-flops have been around for six thousand years and were first depicted on Egyptian murals around 4000 BC. They began appearing in America in the 1950s when soldiers brought back Japanese zori (similar to flip-flops) as souvenirs. Since then, the designs have changed flip-flops have become a pervasive part of Florida beach style, and you’ll even find them on some high fashion runways!

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It's full of countless ideas, fun things to do, visitor information, maps, events and valuable coupons!

Check out our websitewww.SEE-DaytonaBeach.comwith easy access from your tablet or smartphone.

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“B & B” Artist: Barbara Perrotti

IIt’s the vacation destination that has it all! No matter

your whim or fancy, there’s something special about

New Smyrna Beach that will make you never want to

leave. From the abundant year round activities to the

unassuming ambiance, you will be mesmerized by the

beauty that is New Smyrna Beach.

It is the second oldest city in North America, trailing

the coattails of St. Augustine, though recent findings

indicate its origins might actually predate that of the

Ancient City. Soak up the past at the New Smyrna Beach

Museum of History, and then take a stroll through the

Sugar Mill Ruins and the Old Fort.

new smyrna beachThe 13 miles of white powdery beach has

been named among the top ten in the nation and

it’s easy to see why. It’s a setting the entire family

can enjoy. New Smyrna Beach is a surfer’s

paradise with the area around the Inlet rated

among the finest in the world and the best for

hanging ten along the entire Eastern Seaboard.

The city has consistently been named in

the top 100 small art communities in America.

Galleries abound and the local scene consists

of monthly art walks and an annual Plein Air

Festival. It’s also home to the world renowned

Atlantic Center for the Arts, which brings artists

of every genre together with those who want to

learn more about their special techniques.

Bordered on the pristine Indian River, the setting is

ideal for fishing, kayaking, canoeing and paddle boarding.

Aquatic birds, frolicking dolphin and Florida’s sea cow,

the slow moving manatee, are among the inhabitants

you’ll find along North America’s most biologically

diverse estuary.

Take time to shop in the city’s two historic districts.

Flagler Avenue and Canal Street promise to deliver on

their diverse shops and boutiques where you will find the

perfect gift for yourself or your loved ones back home.

The architecture will fascinate and you can take it all in at

a sidewalk café or charming restaurant offering a variety

of traditional Florida favorites.

Lunch serving from 11:30 amHerb Crusted Salmon SaladGrilled Chicken Caesar Salad

Strawberry & Baby Brie SaladThe Grille’s French Dip

New England Fish & ChipsPlantain Crusted Crabcakes

Char Grilled Fresh Mahi MahiBlackened Chicken Penne Pasta

Dinner Serving from 4:30 pmChicken Francese

Blackened Chicken PennePrime Rib Au Jus

Filet Mignon or NY StripKing Crab & Lobster Tails

Blackened Mahi MahiChar Sui Atlantic Salmon

Macadamia Crusted GrouperMaple Leaf Duck Breast

New Zealand Rack of Lamb

Lunch & Dinner AppetizersEscargot Parisian

Sesame Seared Ahi TunaJumbo Shrimp Cocktail

Spinach & Crab Dip

DessertsFried Cheesecake

Pots DeCremeVanilla Bean Crème Brule

Nicole’s Turtle PieCoconut Tres Leche

New York Style Cheesecake

Sunset MenuServing 4:30 – 6:00 Mon-Fri

Includes a complimentary glass of wine,well cocktail or domestic beer

Soup du Jour or House Salad & Bread with any entrée

Sunday Brunch Serving from 10:30 amThe Grille’s French Toast

Eggs BenedictOmelet Your WayBloody Mary Bar

Mimosas

Daily SpecialsEach day our Chef Creates a variety of Specials

for Lunch & Dinner

This is a small sampling of our delicious preparations you will find when you join us for Lunch, Dinner, Sunset, or Sunday Brunch

386•428•1865 101 Flagler Ave., New Smyrna Beach (N. Causeway Bridge)

www.thegrilleatriverview.com


Explore the vibrant arts scene on historic Canal Street. The Hub is a place to meet and greet friends. Enjoy a wide variety of classes and workshops, or find the perfect decor and gift items. With more than 75 artists represented, The Hub offers a multitude of intriguing, professional crafts and fine art. Many of the artists have working studios where you can interact and observe their work in progress. Classes are always evolving to include music, art, dance, yoga, conversational languages, creative writing and much more. Be inspired! Join us for your own creative experience. Visit thehuboncanal.org, phone 386-957-3924 or stop by The Hub at 132 Canal St., New Smyrna Beach.

Where community and art meet in New Smyrna Beach.

Hours: Tues–Sat: 10:30–5:00 • Open later during events


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Gone BonkersCaters to a casual lifestyle with clothes for every woman. Fea-tures Fresh Produce casual cot-ton clothing from xs to 3x sizes. Offering Birkenstock shoes for fashion and comfort. Many one of a kind clothing, gifts and jew-elry from all over the world. Per-sonal service and free gift wrap. Shipping available. Open: Seven days 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.314 Flagler Ave., New Smyrna Beach, 386-427-2256 or 877-426-4065, www.GoneBonkers.com See ad on page d25.

The Grille at RiverviewDiscover great food in a spec-tacular waterfront setting located in NSB on the Intracoastal. Relax and enjoy Happy Hour Mon. – Fri. on the Key West deck and watch the dolphins play as the sun sets over the river. Live Entertainment every Fri. & Sat. night. Enjoy a delicious Lunch, Sunday Brunch, Sunset Menu and Dinners. Full bar. Private Party rooms available.

101 Flagler Ave., New Smyrna Beach, 386-428-1865, www.TheGrilleAtRiverview.com See ad on page d23.

Plumb Silver Works and ArtOwners, John Plumb & Lucinda Sloan, offer fine silver jewelry that is hand-crafted & one-of a-kind. Pieces can also be especially designed for you. The gallery contains original, signed works by such artist as Picasso, Chagall, Kandinsky & Christo. Rare books & antiques are also sold. Open Tue. – Sat. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.215 Canal St., Historic District, New Smyrna Beach, 386-427-6200, www.PlumbSilverworks.com See ad on page d25.

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“Breakfast at the Beach” Artist: Barbara Perrotti

local dininga world of dining choices

YYou are on vacation and your taste buds are gearing

up for the adventure. Palate pleasers abound with

culinary options that range from traditional comfort food

to the exotic. But what you really yearn for is something

gratifying, both in the food and in the surroundings.

The backdrop for your dining experience can be

riverfront with a panoramic view of a marina or boats

passing by. Or you can opt for an oceanfront seat and watch

as breakers whip the shore. There are outdoor cafes where

you can people watch and indoor venues that offer music

and entertainment. Whether you dine on picnic

tables or with linen tablecloths, crystal and silver,

each venue promises a new experience.

Prices run the gamut and you’ll discover that

rarely do you find a budget buster. You can find

everything from an oversized fish sandwich in a

basket brimming with onion rings to the catch of

the day, artistically placed on a plate where the

appearance rivals the flavor.

Dressing for most venues requires nothing

more formal than shorts and sandals; others require

a smart casual look, but the choice is yours.

Local restaurants offer such delights as slow

cooked barbequed ribs and fresh caught fish,

shrimp, oysters and clams in an array of cooking

preferences that range from broiled, to blackened

or lightly sautéed.

If you feel more adventurous, go for an

ethnic flair. Our restaurants offer cuisine with roots in the

Caribbean, Asian, Mediterranean, Spanish and French

cultures. Our chefs take pride in using fresh Florida

vegetables and herbs and the presentation is as pretty

as it is tasty.

As the day draws to an end, take a leisurely stroll

along the beach and indulge in an appropriate dessert.

A hand-dipped ice cream cone will complete the mood.

Spoil yourself! You are on vacation!

PrimeOceanfront DiningAward-winning aged &dry aged steaks, chops, fresh seafood, paired with impeccable service,breathtaking ocean viewsin a New York/Chicagosteakhouse atmospheresteakhouse atmosphere

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HAPPY HOUR Martinis, Cocktails & Bar Plates Starting at $5Sunday-Friday 4:30pm-6:30pm

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Rated Among America’s Best Steakhouses

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AppetizersFried Calamari

Jumbo Peel and Eat ShrimpChicken Wings

“Inlet Harbor Nachos”Sesame Crusted Ahi Tuna

Shrimp CocktailBacon Wrapped ShrimpCajun Fried Gator Tail

Fresh Oysters – Raw or SteamedShrimp CevicheSunfire Shrimp

Blue Crab Bruschetta

Soups & SaladsNew England Style Clam Chowder

Soup of the DayJumbo Caesar Salad

Caprese SaladInlet Harbor “Jumbo” Salad

SandwichesReggae WrapsMahi SandwichGrouper Reuben

Key West Chicken SandwichPrime Rib Sandwich

Half Pound Harbor Burger or Cheese Burger

Classic Triple Decker ClubGrilled Chicken Sandwich

All You Can Eat Fried Fish BasketCrab Cake Sandwich

Entrees from the OceanCaptain Redwood’s Jumbo Fried

Shrimp PlatterCaptain’s Platter

Oyster or Scallop PlatterFried Coconut Shrimp

Hand Made Super Lump CrabCakes

Alaskan Snow Crab Clusters

Fresh Fish SelectionsCatch of the Day

Mahi Mahi GrouperSalmon

Shrimp and Scallop Skewers

For the Land LoverPrime Rib “Au Jus”

Caribbean Seasoned RibeyeTop Sirloin

Island Grilled Pork ChopsJamaica-Mon Chicken

Chicken Bruschetta

PastasSt. Thomas Island Scampi

Vegetable AlfredoMediterranean Shrimp

and Scallop Pasta

Pirate Kid’s MenuServed on Inlet Harbor Souvenir

Frisbee with French Fries Captain Hot Dog

Popeye’s Popcorn ShrimpChicken of the Sea Tenders

First Mate Fish FingersHamburger or Cheeseburger

Inlet SweetsKey Lime PieBanana Xango

Chocolate Passion Cake

OfferingDaily Specials, too!


AppetizersFried Calamari

Jumbo Peel and Eat ShrimpChicken Wings

“Inlet Harbor Nachos”Sesame Crusted Ahi Tuna

Shrimp CocktailBacon Wrapped ShrimpCajun Fried Gator Tail

Fresh Oysters – Raw or SteamedShrimp CevicheSunfire Shrimp

Blue Crab Bruschetta

Soups & SaladsNew England Style Clam Chowder

Soup of the DayJumbo Caesar Salad

Caprese SaladInlet Harbor “Jumbo” Salad

SandwichesReggae WrapsMahi SandwichGrouper Reuben

Key West Chicken SandwichPrime Rib Sandwich

Half Pound Harbor Burger or Cheese Burger

Classic Triple Decker ClubGrilled Chicken Sandwich

All You Can Eat Fried Fish BasketCrab Cake Sandwich

Entrees from the OceanCaptain Redwood’s Jumbo Fried

Shrimp PlatterCaptain’s Platter

Oyster or Scallop PlatterFried Coconut Shrimp

Hand Made Super Lump CrabCakes

Alaskan Snow Crab Clusters

Fresh Fish SelectionsCatch of the Day

Mahi Mahi GrouperSalmon

Shrimp and Scallop Skewers

For the Land LoverPrime Rib “Au Jus”

Caribbean Seasoned RibeyeTop Sirloin

Island Grilled Pork ChopsJamaica-Mon Chicken

Chicken Bruschetta

PastasSt. Thomas Island Scampi

Vegetable AlfredoMediterranean Shrimp

and Scallop Pasta

Pirate Kid’s MenuServed on Inlet Harbor Souvenir

Frisbee with French Fries Captain Hot Dog

Popeye’s Popcorn ShrimpChicken of the Sea Tenders

First Mate Fish FingersHamburger or Cheeseburger

Inlet SweetsKey Lime PieBanana Xango

Chocolate Passion Cake

OfferingDaily Specials, too!


Racing’s North Turn sits on the exact location where Racing History

began in Daytona Beach.

Casual Oceanfront Dining on our 5000 sq. ft.Deck or in our Air Conditioned Dining Room.

Live Music Nightly!

SERVING BREAKFAST SEASONALLY ON THE WEEKENDS

9 A.M. - 12 P.M., CALL FOR AVAILABILITY

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IGNITE YOURAPPETITE

North Turn Flatbread Pizza

Ultimate Nachos

Baked Crab Stuffed Mushrooms

Homemade Garlic Bread

Mini Burgers

Bruschetta

Jumbo Wings

Pit Crew Special

START YOURENGINES

Caesar Salad

Ahi Tuna Salad

Mandarin, Almond, Field Green Salad

Garden Salad

New England Clam Chowder

Soup of the Day

Home Style Chili

BACKSTRETCHSANDWICHES

Build Your Own 1/2 lb. Burger

Shrimp Po’boy

“Ray Fox” Shrimp Salad Sandwich

“Russ Truelove” Prime Rib Sandwich

Monte Cristo

Lobster Salad Roll

North Turn Fish Reuben

“Mad Marion” Fish Melt

Mahi-Mahi OR Super Charged Shrimp Tacos

Spicy Chipotle Chicken Wrap

“Vicki Wood” Cheese Steak Wrap

VICTORYLANE

Pan Seared Jumbo Scallops

Shrimp & Grits

Swordfish

Broiled Duo

THE BEACH SIDECOURSE

Catch of the Day

Fried Shrimp Platter

Drivers Fried Combo

Clam Strip Dinner

North Turn Crab Cakes

The Extravaganza (Dinner for Two)

Prime Rib

Ribeye

Lobster Ravioli

Seafood Diablo

Chef’s Pasta Special


Jack’s Famous FishYour choice of:

Ahi Tuna, Atlantic Salmon, Longfin Tilapia, Mahi-Mahi, Grouper

– Grilled or Blackened with your choice of sauce

Jack’s Seafood Bowl

Steaks & ChickenTropical Sweet & Sour Chicken

Sweet Jerk Ribs

Jerk Filet Medallions

Bird of Paradise

SpecialtiesAlaskan Snow Crab Legs

Shrimp Scampi

DessertsJack’s Famous Bananas Foster

Key Lime Pie

Coconut Creme Bombe

Brownie Bliss

Specialty DrinksCaribbean Colada

Jack’s Ass – (Rum Punch)

Rum Smuggler

Strawberry Daiquiri

Shark Attack – (Bloody Mary)

Samba Cherry

Spiced Tiki Torch

Key West Lemonade

AppetizersSpinach & Artichoke Dip

Gator Bites

Jack’s Wings

Crabby Patties

Fried Calamari

Peel & Eat Shrimp

Coconut Crunchy Shrimp

Caribbean Crab Dip

Sesame Seared Tuna

SaladsJack’s Crispy Chicken Salad

Giant Caesar Salad

Pirate’s Portobello Salad

Coconut Crunchy Shrimp Salad

SandwichesJack’s Jumbo Fish

Fish Reuben

Mahi-Mahi BLT

Crab Cake Sammy

French Dip

Tropical Chicken Breast

Jack’s Char-Grilled Angus Burger

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Jack’s Famous FishYour choice of:

Ahi Tuna, Atlantic Salmon, Longfin Tilapia, Mahi-Mahi, Grouper

– Grilled or Blackened with your choice of sauce

Jack’s Seafood Bowl

Steaks & ChickenTropical Sweet & Sour Chicken

Sweet Jerk Ribs

Jerk Filet Medallions

Bird of Paradise

SpecialtiesAlaskan Snow Crab Legs

Shrimp Scampi

DessertsJack’s Famous Bananas Foster

Key Lime Pie

Coconut Creme Bombe

Brownie Bliss

Specialty DrinksCaribbean Colada

Jack’s Ass – (Rum Punch)

Rum Smuggler

Strawberry Daiquiri

Shark Attack – (Bloody Mary)

Samba Cherry

Spiced Tiki Torch

Key West Lemonade

AppetizersSpinach & Artichoke Dip

Gator Bites

Jack’s Wings

Crabby Patties

Fried Calamari

Peel & Eat Shrimp

Coconut Crunchy Shrimp

Caribbean Crab Dip

Sesame Seared Tuna

SaladsJack’s Crispy Chicken Salad

Giant Caesar Salad

Pirate’s Portobello Salad

Coconut Crunchy Shrimp Salad

SandwichesJack’s Jumbo Fish

Fish Reuben

Mahi-Mahi BLT

Crab Cake Sammy

French Dip

Tropical Chicken Breast

Jack’s Char-Grilled Angus Burger

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and Bar

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Caribbean Jack’s Menu

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www.charliehorserestaurant.com810 S. Atlantic Ave., Ormond Beach • 672-4347

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All-U-Can-Eat Snow Crab EVERY DAY!Steaks · Ribs · Wings · Burgers · Seafood · Full Bar

Open Daily 11 AM, noon on SundayServing Lunch & Dinner

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Buffalo WingsBuffalo Shrimp

Chicken TendersLoaded Nachos

Spinach Shrimp DipSteamed Gulf Shrimp

Mozzarella StixBeer-Battered Onion Rings

Coconut ShrimpMini Crab Cakes1lb Snow Crab

Bacon Cheese Fries

Bourban Street GumboHomemade Clam Chowder

Homemade Crab BisqueHomemade Chili

Crispy Chicken SaladCajun Seasoned Salad

Charlie Horse Signature CaesarChicken Fajita Salad

Seafood Combo PlattersHand Cut Charbroiled Steaks

Fried Shrimp (6), (12)Fish DinnersMahi Dinner

Baby Back RibsFried Clams

Teriyaki Shrimp over Rice or PastaCajun Fish Pasta

Stuffed Fish Hollandaise Florida Key Lime PieChocolate Peanut Butter PieSpecialty Dessert of the DayBanana Split Ice Cream Pie

Florida Sunshine Cake

Huge 8oz. BurgersChicken Fajita SubFish Sandwiches

Delmonico Steak SandwichCatch of the Day Reuben Style

Philly Cheese Steak1/4 lb. Grilled Hot Dog

Chicken PhillyGrilled Chicken Club

Open Mon-Sat 11 AMOpen Sundays 12 PM

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Brickyard LoungeSince 1993, The Brickyard Lounge and Grill has become a destination for great food – just ask the locals and visitors alike. They all know it’s the place to get the best burger served in town that is well seasoned and grilled over an open-flame. They also feature a full service bar. Open: Mon. – Sat. 11 a.m. - 10 p.m., Sun. 12 p.m. - 8 p.m.747 W. International Speedway Blvd., Daytona Beach, 386-253-2270, www.DaytonaBrickyard.com See ad on page d39.

Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. & Mai Tai BarIt’s the most entertaining duo in Daytona Beach! At Bubba Gump Shrimp Co., our world famous seafood and family-friendly atmosphere create 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 us 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 d39.

Caribbean Jack’s Restaurant & MarinaDiscover this tropical waterfront destination with outdoor dining. Whether you’re there for lunch or dinner, or having drinks with friends, Caribbean Jack’s menu is sure to satisfy any mood or occasion. Family friendly with live entertainment, and happy hour nightly from 3 -7 p.m. Open daily for lunch and dinner.721 Ballough Rd., Daytona Beach, 386-523-3000, www.CaribbeanJacks.com See ad on pg. 2, menu on pages d32 & d33.

Charlie Horse RestaurantThe 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: Mon. - Sat. 11 a.m. and Sun. 12 noon.810 S. Atlantic Ave., Ormond Beach, 386-672-4347, www.CharlieHorseRestaurant.com See ad and menu on page d35.

Chart HouseDine on fresh fish specialties, slow-roasted prime rib, and the original hot chocolate lava cake while you enjoy spectacular views of the Intracoastal Waterway. Join Chart House for the 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 d37.

Doc Bales’ Grill & Legends Sports BarLocated at the Hilton Daytona Beach. Doc Bales’ features seafood or continental fare. Indoor or outdoor terrace overlooks the ocean. Legends has big screen TV’s, casual meals and your favorite cold beverage.100 N. Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach, 386-254-8200. See ad on page d38.

Hyde Park Prime SteakhouseWith prime views overlooking the ocean, Hyde Park Prime Steakhouse is Zagat-Rated as one of America’s Best Steakhouses and recipient of Wine Spectator’s Award of Excellence. Featuring prime aged steaks, chops and fresh seafood. Open daily at 5 p.m. Happy Hour Sun. – Fri. 4:30 - 6:30 p.m.- Martinis, Cocktails & Bar Plates starting at $5. Walk-ins welcome. 100 N. Atlantic Ave., at Hilton Ocean Walk, Daytona Beach, 386-226-9844, www.HydeParkRestaurants.com See ad page d27.

Inlet Harbor Marina & RestaurantThe Place to GO! …with Plenty to DO! Experience their casual

indoor/outdoor dining over the river with scenic views, birds and marine life. Enjoy the torch-lit all weather deck, dancing to live music, unique shopping, pier & charter fishing and cruises. The kid’s menu & Pirate Ship playground will keep them happy. Open 11 a.m. Breakfast Sat. & Sun.133 Inlet Harbor Rd., Ponce Inlet (just 5 miles south of Dunlawton), 386-767-5590, www.InletHarbor.com See ad and menu on pages d28 & d29.

Krispy KremeKrispy Kreme Doughnuts, located 3 miles west of the the beach and only 1 ½ miles east of the Daytona International Speedway. Open 24 hours! Download the Hot Light app at KrispyKreme.com so you will always know when they are serving their famous original glazed doughnuts!980 W. Int’l Speedway Blvd., Daytona Beach, 386-253-2508, www.KrispyKreme.com See ad on page d37.

Mario’s Restaurant of DistinctionWhere Italians dine. Stuffed arti-choke, homemade ravioli, veal, steaks, grouper francaise, calamari, mussels, clams and 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 to 6:30 p.m. 521 S. Yonge St. (U.S. 1), Ormond Beach, 386-677-2711, www.MariosOrmondBeach.com See ad on page d34.

Racing’s North Turn Bar & GrillVoted #1 Seafood Restaurant by WESH 2’s “A-List”. Featuring 25 Flat Screens to catch your favor-ite sporting events. Pool tables, and bar games. 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 d30 & d31.

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

www.KrispyKreme.com

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

3-course early Dining Menu4:30PM – 6PM

HaPPy Hour • 4:30PM – 7PM

Spectacular Waterfront Dining

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with a sprig of mint.

RUM RUNNER:1½ oz. rum, ¾ oz. blackberry brandy,

¾ oz. crème de banana, a splash of grenadine and splash of lime juice.

BAHAMA MAMA:1 oz. OJ, 1 oz. pineapple juice,

½ oz. grenadine, ½ oz. rum, ½ oz. coconut- rum, 1 cup crushed ice. Garnish

with a slice of pineapple and a cherry.

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Est. 1993

Serving Lunch and DinnerFull Bar Service

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Your visit wouldn’t be complete without a trip to the

old Spanish fort, an imposing waterfront structure where

Native Americans first met the Spanish explorer Pedro

Menendez de Aviles in 1565. From here, take a stroll along

the painstakingly restored Bridge of Lions, built in 1927.

Bell towers and spires will inspire and delight as well as

provide a desirable backdrop for a vacation photo that is

guaranteed to make your friends back home envious.

Shopping along the bricked streets is never

disappointing. Each street is brimming with stores touting

everything from swimwear to antiques. You’ll find dining

as diverse as the city itself. In the evening, music fills the

air both indoors and outside at restaurants, wine bars and

in St. Augustine’s top notch clubs. In addition, there are a

variety of ongoing activities that can be enjoyed year round.

We hope you will immerse yourself in everything St.

Augustine has to offer and that the memories of your visit

will become part of your history.

With its cobblestone streets, quaint cafes, unique

shops and charming bed and breakfast inns, you’ll find St.

Augustine to have a distinct European flavor. But if you

take a closer look, you will discover the nation’s oldest

city to be full of modern day surprises. It’s hard to believe

that a town so full of tradition could be so cool!

Welcome to St. Augustine, the gateway to cultural

travel and host to miles of sun drenched beaches, pristine

waterways and preserves. Whether you are a frequent or

first time visitor, this book will assist you in making the

most of your time in the Old City, Anastasia Island,

Ponte Vedra and the beaches.

History comes alive as visitors ramble through narrow

brick streets lined with well-preserved buildings including

colonial homes, wooden pioneer structures and a variety

of architectural styles, many built during railroad magnate

Henry Flagler’s era, a time that marked a renaissance of

sorts in the city.

ponte vedra & the beaches

“An American Landmark”

Built during St. Augustine’s First Spanish Occupation!

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Compare your School Days with those of the Old Days!

Discover Adventure into Colonial St. Augustine. This original historic site is dedicated to Preservation and Education, a perfect

destination for families! Treasure the original antique furnish-ings, rare artifacts, books and slates surrounding the Professor

and students as they recreate school life from the 1800’s.

“Grove of Educators” The beautiful garden is home to dedicated Busts & Statues of

great leaders from the Americas and Caribbean known for their contributions to education and culture. Enjoy the gentle breeze from the Matanzas Bay and the historical architecture

surrounding our newest archaeological exhibits.

Historically Accurate!

Discover the stories of centuries past!

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activities in the st. augustine area

Take the plunge and immerse yourself in the history

of St. Augustine where stately buildings, bell towers,

spires and other architectural delights abound. The

nation’s oldest city promises to captivate and enchant.

Take a romantic horse drawn carriage ride or hop on

the trolley for a narrated tour where you can explore the

Native American, colonial and pirate past of the Old City.

Your guide will point out historic dwellings, Flagler

railroad era buildings and quaint Victorians homes on

route. Check out the beautiful Tiffany glass windows

and chandeliers at the former Hotel Ponce de Leon,

now part of Flagler College. Challenge yourself as you

climb the 219 steps to the peak of the St. Augustine

Lighthouse. The reward is at the top where you will

have a panoramic view of the nation’s oldest port, the

beaches and waterways.

Fishing is just minutes away. Golfers can play at

courses designed by the best in the sport: legends like

Sam Sneed and Jack Nicklaus. Golf aficionados will

want to take a walk down memory lane at the World

Golf Hall of Fame where you will be immersed in

photos and memorabilia of golf days gone by.

Stroll through art galleries and museums dotted all

around the city and learn more about the area’s history.

After all, history encompasses you in St. Augustine!

There are more than 100 parks and preserves in the

Ancient City, Anastasia Island and Ponte Vedra areas, all

brimming with trails for hiking, bird watching, biking and

kayaking. A string of beaches lined with golden sand offer

opportunities for horseback riding at sunset, surfing or

sunbathing.

The city comes alive after dark with eateries, wine

bars and nightclubs offering food, music and your favorite

libations. And there’s another option – if you dare! Take

a chilling ghost tour and learn about what lurks in the

corners of the Old City and roams the halls by night.

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TASTING LOFT46 St. George St.Award Winning Florida Tropical Fruit Wines[Every Flavor Explodes on Your Tongue]Olive OilsBalsamic VinegarsSpanish WinesUnusual Gifts

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Their wine expertswill help you

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Part of the fun in wine tasting is deciding what you �nd is delicious. Everyone has a di�erent set of taste buds, so drink the wines you like with the food you like.

Instead of red with meat, white with �sh, think about balancing �avors. For example, pair delicately �avored foods with light-bodied wines. A lightly �avored �sh calls for a crisp, light white wine. Deeper �avored salmon calls for a �avorful, buttery white wine. Bold, spicy foods require a full-bodied wine that’s slightly sweet and full of �avor. Seasoned dishes like pasta and savory meats are balanced with a rich, robust red wine.

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Scaled Replica of Spain's Famous Alhambra Palace

Audio Tours in English, Spanish and French

Explore a 19th Century Architectural Masterpiece and its Astounding Art and Antique Collection


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Colonial QuarterThe city’s newest attraction is a living history experience. Enjoy a 17th-century-styled watchtower, dine at two 18thcentury-styled eateries, replica demonstrations of all types.33 St. George St., St. Augustine, 904-342-2857, www.ColonialQuarter.com Look for coupon in SEE St. Augustine in your lobby.

Fiesta Falls Miniature Golf Enjoy 18 holes of championship miniature golf with ocean views, waterfalls, caves, tropical rainforest and a 65-foot Spanish ship. Serving soft-serve ice cream and refreshments.Located one mile south of the St. Augustine Beach Pier. Open daily and nightly.818 A1A Beach Blvd., St. Augustine, 904-461-5571, Look for coupon in SEE St. Augustine in your lobby.

See surprising artifacts from our 146 members

Cross over the Swilcan Burn Bridge replica

Play the 18-hole Natural Grass Putting Course

Visit the IMAX® Theater – Largest Screen in North FL

Golf Simulator • Gift Shop • Fairways Cafe

C E L E B R AT I N G T H E G A M E ’ S B E S T !

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Marineland Dolphin AdventureExperience the thrill of swimming with dolphins at Marineland Dolphin Adventure. Immerse yourself in a hands-on shallow or deep water dolphin program, create a one-of-a-kind painting with a dolphin artist, or attend a summer camp for kids. 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 s6.

Oldest Wooden School House Historic Museum and GardensYour first lesson in history begins at the Old School House - a historic museum dedicated to preservation and education to be enjoyed by the entire family! The professor & students from 1864 recreate school life as it was in the 1800’s. Enjoy their beautiful garden as you stroll pathways to

baskets are available in the wine shop. Open: Mon. – Sat. 10 - 6 p.m., Sun. 11 - 6 p.m.157 King St., St. Augustine, 904-826-1594, www.SanSebastianWinery.com See ad on page s9.

St. Augustine Lighthouse and MuseumDiscover St. Augustine’s maritime past. Climb the 165-foot tower that is still an active aid to navigation for a spectacular view of the area and beaches. Explore the interactive exhibits and learn about the area’s shipwrecks in the keeper’s house. For their safety, children must be 44 inches tall to climb the tower. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Daily.81 Lighthouse Ave., St. Augustine, 904-829-0745, www.StAugustineLighthouse.com

St. Augustine Pirate & Treasure MuseumJourney three centuries back in time to the Golden Age of Piracy when ruthless rogues ruled the seas. Explore

view the newest educational & archaeological exhibits.14 St. George Street, St. Augustine, 904-824-0192, www.OldestWoodenSchoolHouse.com See ad on page s3.

Ponce de Leon’s Fountain of YouthVisit St. Augustine’s birthplace where Pedro Menendez established the first colony in 1565. Drink from the legendary fountain, explore Timucuan Indian Village and see stars in their Planetarium. This is where it all began! Daily 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.11 Magnolia Ave., St. Augustine, 904-829-3168, www.FountainofYouthFlorida.com

San Sebastian WinerySan 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


“Bridge of Lions” Artist: Linda Holmes

more than 800 real pirate artifacts, like one of only three Jolly Roger flags in the world. Touch real treasure and get in on interactive pirate fun designed by Disney Imagineers-all in the city that pirates once raided and burned to the ground.12 S. Castillo Dr., St. Augustine, 877-467-5863, www.ThePirateMuseum.com

Villa Zorayda MuseumExperience this private home that was originally built in 1883 by Franklin W. Smith. The building is a scaled replica of a portion of the Alhambra Palace in Granada, Spain. The museum houses an extraordinary original art and antique collection as well as a 130 year history. Continuous audio guided tours are available in English, Spanish and French. Hrs: Mon. - Sat. Open at 10 a.m.; Sun. Open at 11a.m.83 King St., St. Augustine, 904-829-9887, www.VillaZorayda.com See ad on page s6.

World Golf Hall of Fame IMAX® Theater at World Golf VillageSee thousands of artifacts and pieces of memorabilia celebrating golf’s greatest players and contributors and enjoy hands on golf experiences. Tickets include all day admission and a round on the outdoor 18-hole putting course. The IMAX Theater features documentaries and Hollywood films year round. Senior, student, military and group discounts. St. Augustine, 904-940-IMAX, www.WorldGolfIMAX.com See ad on page s7.


calendar of eventsEditor’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.

ONGOINGWednesday Market at St. Augustine BeachEvery Wednesday: 8 a.m. - 12:30 p.m., St. Johns County Pier Park, 904-347-8007, www.TheCivicAssociation.com

First Friday of the month Art WalkSelf-guided walk, park for free at the San Sebastian Winery, 157 King St., Galleries are open from 5 - 9 p.m., 904-829-0065, www.STAAA.org

Old City Farmer’s MarketEvery Saturday: 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m., St. Augustine Amphitheatre, 1340 A1A South, www.StAugustineFM.com

Tolomato Cemetary Guided Tours3rd Saturday of every month: 11 a.m. - 3 p.m., Cordova St., www.TolomatoCemetery.com

Uptown Saturday NightLast Saturday of Month: 5 - 9 p.m., San Marco Ave. between Ripley’s Museum and the Mission of Nombre de Dios, St. Augustine, 904-823-9263

Cannon Firing DemonstrationsEvery weekend:10:30, 11:30, 1:30, 2:30 & 3:30, Avenida Menedez at Castillo de San Marcos, St. Augustine, www.nps.gov/casa

The Cellar Upstairs Jazz & BluesFriday 4:30 p.m., Saturday and Sundays 1 p.m., San Sebastian Winery, 157 King St., St. Augustine, 904-826-1594, www.SanSebastianWinery.com/jazzbar.php

OCTOBER 20135-6: Datil Pepper Festival11 a.m. - 2 p.m., St. Johns County Agriculture Center, 3125 Agriculture Center Dr., St. Augustine, 904-209-0430, www.DatilPepperFestival.com

11-13: 16th Annual Greek FestivalFrancis Field, St. Augustine, 904-829-0504, www.StAugGreekFest.com/

12-14: The African Market 9 a.m. - 9 p.m., Fort Mose State Park, 15 Fort Mose Trl., St. Augustine, 904-823-2232, www.FloridaStateParks.org/fortmose/

19-20 & 26-27: Haunted Trails6 - 10 p.m., Florida Agricultural Museum, Palm Coast, 386-446-7630, www.MyAgMuseum.com

21-26: St. Augustine Spanish Wine FestivalVarious locations around the city, www.SpanishWineFestival.com

NOVEMBER 20132: Barenaked Ladies in Concert7:30 p.m., St. Augustine Amphitheatre, 1340 A1A South, 904-471-1965, www.StAugAmphitheatre.com

8-10: 7th Annual Pirate GatheringFrancis Field, St. Augustine, www.PirateGathering.com

17-Jan 31, 2014: Nights of LightsPlaza de la Constitucion, King St., www.NightsofLights.com

29-30: Candlelight Tours of Villa ZoraydaRefreshments at 6:00 p.m., Candlelight tour begins at 6:30 p.m., 83 King St., St. Augustine, 904-829-9887, www.VillaZorayda.com

30- December 1: 48th Annual Fine Arts & Crafts FestivalSaturday, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Sunday, 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., 10 W. Castillo Dr., St. Augustine, 904-824-2310, www.STAAA.org

DECEMBER 20137: 59th Annual St. Augustine Christmas Parade10 a.m., Plaza de la Constitucion, St. Augustine, 904-824-4997

7: St. Augustine Beach Surf Illumination 4 – 7 p.m., Pier Park, St. Augustine Beach,

904-347-8007, www.theCivicAssociation.com

14: Regatta of Lights6 p.m., Matanzas Bay between the Bridge of Lions and Castillo de San Marcos, 904-824-9725, www.SAYC2000.com

14-15: 20th Annual Tour of St. Augustine Bed and Breakfast Inns1 - 5 p.m., [email protected], www.StAugustineBandBTour.com

21-22: St. Augustine Ballet Performs The NutcrackerLewis Auditorium at Flagler College, St. Augustine, 904-824-1764, www.SaintAugustineBallet.com

28-29: Old Town Art & Craft Show10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Francis Field, 25 W. Castillo Dr., St. Augustine, www.HolidayArtShows.com/old-town-art-craft-show.html

31: Beach Blast Off 20144 - 10 p.m., St. Augustine Beach, www.BeachBlastOff.com

JANUARY 20144: EMMA Concert: Philandanco Dance Company7:30 p.m., Lewis Auditorium at Flagler College, St. Augustine, 904-797-2800, www.EMMAConcerts.com

24: Shawn Colvin at the Ponte Vedra Concert Hall8 p.m., 1050 A1A North, Ponte Vedra Beach, 904-209-0399, www.PVConcertHall.com

FEBRUARY 201415-16: Arts and Crafts Festival at St. Augustine Beach PierSaturday, 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

904.829.50037 Rohde Ave., St. Augustinewww.Ne�Jewelers.com

Be Charmed by St. AugustineWith Nautical and Estate Jewelry


“St. Augustine Beach” Artist: Linda Holmes

22: Nocha de Gala (Night of the Ball)6:30 - 11 p.m., Lightner Museum, 75 King St., St. Augustine, www.CasaMonica.com

MARCH 20148-9: The St. Augustine Celtic Music & Heritage FestivalFrancis Field on Castillo Dr., www.RomanzaStAugustine.org/celtic

21-23: 33rd Annual Lions Club Seafood & Music FestivalFriday, 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

APRIL 20144-6: 19th Annual Rhythm and Ribs FestivalFriday, 5 - 10 p.m., Saturday, 11 a.m. - 10 p.m. & Sunday, 11 a.m. - 6 p.m., Francis Field, W. Castillo Dr., St. Augustine, [email protected], www.RhythmAndRibs.net

12: 19th Annual Flower & Garden ExpoSt. Johns County Agricultural Center, 3125 Agricultural Center Dr., 904-829-3295, www.EpicBH.org

26: 18th Annual Taste of St. AugustineSt. Augustine Amphitheatre, 904-829-3295, www.EpicBH.org

26: Race to the Taste- 5K run4:30 p.m., Starts at St. Augustine Amphitheater, 904-829-3295, www.EpicBH.org

30-May 4: 12th Annual Florida’s Birding & Photo Fest505 Guana River Rd., Ponte Vedra Beach, 904-209-4422, www.FloridasBirdingAndPhotoFest.com

MAY 20145-11: The Players ChampionshipTPC Sawgrass, 110 Championship Way, Ponte Vedra Beach, 904-285-7888, www.PGATour.com

16-17: 15th Annual Riding into History Motorcycle ConcourseGates open at 10 a.m., World Golf Village, St. Augustine, www.RidingIntoHistory.org

TBA: Romanza FestivalaVarious locations throughout the city, St. Augustine, www.RomanzaFestivale.com

JUNE 201412: Sunset/Moonrise at St. Augustine Lighthouse81 Lighthouse Ave., St. Augustine, 904-829-0745, www.StAugustineLighthouse.org

15: Father’s Day at the World Golf Hall of Fame St. Augustine, 904-940-4123, www.WorldGolfHallOfFame.org

JULY 2014TBA: World Golf Village Fireworks904-940-4123, www.WorldGolfHallOfFame.org

4: St. Augustine’s Fourth of July Celebration/Fireworks9:30 p.m., Along the bay front between Castillo and the Bridge of Lions, 904-825-1004

AUGUST 2014TBA: Concerts in the ParkMemorial Day to Labor Day, Plaza de la Constitución, 904-825-1004, www.StAugustineGovernment.com

SEPTEMBER 2014TBA: Concerts at the Pier PavilionMusic by the Sea, Wednesdays 7 - 9 p.m., St. Augustine Beach, 904-347-8007, www.TheCivicAssociation.com

OCTOBER 20141-31: Ghosts and Gravestones Frightseeing Tours27 San Marco Ave., St. Augustine, 904-826-3663, www.GhostsAndGravestones.com/ St-Augustine

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


“Shopping” Artist: Linda Holmes

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shopping st. augustine area

Like explorers who came before, you will find shopping

in the Old City to be a treasure hunt where you can discover

gems at every turn. You’ll unearth the latest in fashion trends,

jewelry and chic accessories as well as find one of a kind

souvenirs, vintage maps, books and linens and distinctive

household furnishings.

Think of the historic district as a giant department store

with the street acting as a grand walkway leading into each

shop. On St. George Street, many of the old homes have

second stories where boutiques and restaurants exist. This is

a pedestrian friendly street, making it easy to venture in and

out of the unique stores, shops and dining establishments.

As you stroll St. George Street, you are never far from

anything. It is here you will find the oldest locally owned

clothing store, H.W. Davis Co. It has been operating

continuously since 1894.

The oldest byway in the city is Aviles Street where

cafes and benches beckon as you wander down the bricked

thoroughfare. There is a plethora of boutiques, art galleries

and even a wine bar that will keep you occupied an entire

afternoon. Stop by the Historical Library where you can

immerse yourself in the past before you resume shopping

in the present.

Within walking distance of both streets, you will find

galleries brimming with paintings, sculptures and the like,

all created by emerging artists. Taking some of the local color

back home will not only grace your walls for years to come,

you might just get lucky and discover that you bought the

next Picasso! No need to fret over shipping. Many galleries

will send your purchases home.

The Old City is overflowing with antique shops where

you can search for old maps, French and English antiques,

rare artifacts, books and other collectibles.

Beyond the historic district and only a short drive away

to surrounding neighborhoods like Ponte Vedra Beach and

Anastasia Island, you’ll find outlet malls offering designer

clothing at bargain prices, flea markets and dozens of

beachside boutiques and specialty stores just waiting

to be discovered.

Ponce de Leon didn’t just discover St. Augustine.

He paved the way for a shopper’s paradise to be enjoyed

by visitors for years to come.

StAugOutlets.com


1 King St.46 1/2 (up) St. George St.35 Hypolita St.

904-824-7962www.VinoDelGrotto.com

Wines

Olive Oils

Balsamic Vinegars

Unusual Gifts

3 LOCATIONSIN ST. AUGUSTINE

“Unique Wine Tasting LikeYou’ve Never Experienced”


Amiro Art & FoundFeatures the original creations of six local artists, our cover artist, and the work of over twenty guest artists. Find contemporary art and vintages finds, paintings, prints, clay and collage, musical instruments and more at Amiro Art & Found on Aviles Street, the oldest street in America. Thursday – Monday 11 a.m - 6 p.m. Sunday 12 - 5 p.m.9C Aviles St., St. Augustine, 904-824-8460, www.AmiroArtandFound.com For Linda Holmes current exhibits.

Artsy AbodeFashionable, Fun, Fantastic! All your favorite things come together in one artsy, colorful, unique location on the corner of King Street and St. George Streets (near the Casa Monica hotel). Featuring Pandora, Vera Bradley, Alex and Ani and Sticks Object Art - also adorable baby clothing and beach necessities. They will ship anywhere.41 King St., St. Augustine Beach, 904-460-2436, www.ArtsyAbode.com See ad on inside front cover.

Island BeachwearLarge selection of sun dresses and beach cover-ups. Guy Harvey and

Gator, Seminole and Bulldog for all the fans. Sandals, beach toys, sunglasses, swimwear, souvenirs, beach towels, shells, hats and boogie boards. 10,000 sq. ft. of shopping. Open: Mon. - Sun. 9 a.m.480 A1A Beach Blvd., St. Augustine Beach, 904-460-9449, www.IslandBeachwear StAugustine.com See ad on this page.

Neff JewelersSince 1994 family owned Neff Jewel-ers specializes in fine jewelry, cus-tom gold, platinum designs, and a fabulous collection of estate jewelry, expert repairs and appraisals. For the freshest new jewelry designs and gemstones from around the world this is the place to go.7 Rohde Ave., St. Augustine, 904-829-5003, www.NeffJewelers.com See ad on page s11.

St. Augustine OutletsSave up to 65% on 75 brand-name outlet stores including Saks Fifth Avenue OFF 5TH, Juicy Couture, Cole Haan, Michael Kors, Kate Spade, Hugo Boss, St. John, Nautica and many more! Open Monday – Saturday, 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.; Sunday 10 a.m. - 6 p.mI-95, Exit 318, St. Augustine, 904-826-1311, www. StAugOutlets.com See ad on page s13.

St. Augustine Premium OutletsShop St. Augustine Premium Outlets® and enjoy savings of 25% to 65% every day at 85 designer and name-brand outlets including Ann Taylor, Banana Republic, Coach, J. Crew, Tommy Hilfiger and more. Visit website for complete information, including center hours, a list of stores and to join the free VIP Shopper Club.2700 State Rd. 16, St. Augustine, 904-825-1555, www. PremiumOutlets.com

Vino Del Grotto WinerySample an eclectic mix of world class boutique grape and fruit wines. Unique gifts, artifacts and jewelry with a wine and shopping experience like no other. Simply the best-Come see why! Visit our 3 locations.1 King St., St. Augustine, 904-824-1855, www.VinoDelGrotto.com See ads on pages s5 & on this page.


“Washington Oaks” Artist: Linda Holmes

palm coast

WWelcome to Palm Coast and the

Flagler Beaches.

Imagine finding a secret place where you

could truly lay back and relax; where the

worries of the day just drifted away. There is

such a place. Locals refer to it as the quiet side of

Florida. Sandwiched between bustling Daytona

Beach and historic St. Augustine, the area

known as Palm Coast and the Flagler Beaches is

Florida’s best kept secret. Cliché, but true.

The seaside village of Flagler Beach is the

epitome of laid back. It was recently named one

of America’s Coolest Small Towns by Budget

Travel and it’s easy to see why. You won’t find

high-rise, chain hotels here. Instead, there are

colorful cottages, quaint bed and breakfast inns

and charming Mom and Pop owned motels. And

no matter your choice of accommodations, you are

always just steps away from one of the area’s best beaches.

Here you can soak up some rays, learn to surf in

water perfectly suited to the sport, or for landlubbers,

fish or walk along the iconic Flagler Pier. With

19 miles of cinnamon colored beach, you can easily

find your own private hideaway. And if your favorite

pooch is accompanying you, there are several pet

friendly beaches where they too can enjoy a day

at the beach.

Take your vacation to a different level when you swim

with the dolphins at Marineland Dolphin Adventure. Bike

or hike along more than 100 miles of designated nature

trails. Do some backwater paddling in the St. Johns River

or the Intracoastal Waterway. Golf on courses fit for

and designed by champions, including links right on

the ocean!

And if all that makes you hungry, over 180 restaurants

offering everything from fresh caught seafood to

mouthwatering burgers, are available to satisfy your

every craving.

When you are looking for a peaceful, quiet getaway,

look no farther than Palm Coast and the Flagler Beaches.

and the Flagler beaches

European Village is a one-stop destination for dining, entertainment, and shopping located right below the Hammock Dunes bridge in Palm Coast. Enjoy the European

architecture & atmosphere. The pedestrian-only Courtyard is surrounded by boutique shops, lounges and restaurants featuring from cuisines from around the world.

"European Village is your one-stop destination for dining, entertainment, and shopping

in Palm Coast!"

European Village101 Palm Harbor Parkway

Palm Coast, FL 321371-800-501-0645

Facebook.com/EuropeanVillage

LaPiazza Café - Italian Cuisine with a Continental Flair. Upscale atmosphere, a true culinary experience. Family owned & operated, new 50 seat banquet room.

Kokoro Sushi & Steak - Asian American Fusion Cuisine. Extensive sushi menu. Fresh, authentic recipes from around the world. A memorable experience.

Mezzaluna Pizzeria - Family owned and operated. Voted best Pizza by locals, plus the best of Italian foods, made with the freshest of ingredients in a fun and inviting atmosphere.

Burrito 101 - Fresh Mexican with everything from salsa to flan made from scratch. The atmosphere, décor and food combine to create an explosion of flavor & color to excite all the senses.

Le Rendez Vous - French cuisine with continental influences. Fine dining, Dinner only, full bar and elegant atmosphere.

Farley’s Irish Pub - Best Pub Grub, Seven Days a Week. Full liquor bar, 50 craft beers, 17 on tap selection, HDTV’s for sporting events, NFL Football Package, Live Music in a relaxing pub style setting.

Shakespeare’s Fine English Tea Room - Enjoy a true English tea, or light lunch, early dinner. Lovely selection of sandwiches, teas, desserts in a bright uplifting atmosphere.

Coconut Island - An oasis style boutique with all your favorite brands: For the women, Brighton, My Flat in London, Joseph Ridkoff and much more. For the men, Weekender, Luau, Hook & Tacke, Mojo, and “New” Johnny Uptown.

Café Gelato - Ice cream, Gelato and more. Experience Italian style ice cream. Cool treats for all ages.

Panache Shoes - Fun little boutique. Great selection of heels, flats, sandals and boots, plus bags and fun accessories. “Give a Girl the right shoe and she can conquer the world”

The Humidor Cigar Bar & Lounge - A great selection of cigars and accessories for cigar enthusiasts, but also welcoming to all with a nice selection of wine and beer.

Diane’s Natural Food Market - High quality, organically grown foods and natural health products. Dedicated to the well being of our customers and the spirit of healthy living.

Coastal Mermaid - Inspired by Surf, Sand & Sea: Resort wear, jewelry, hats, accessories and Home Furnishings. A full boutique with gifts, stationery and artwork.

CriSoph Day Spa - A luxurious, European Style Day Spa with all the latest technology. Skin Care products, Body Treatments, Facials, Massages, Botox and Liposuction. Relax, pamper and delight your entire being.

Blooming Flowers & Gifts - A real flower shop with quality, expertly designed floral arrangements ready for delivery or pick up. Gifts, Hand blown Glass, Wedding and Event Specialists.

Wine, Cheese, Chocolate & Fine Art - Coming soon to Suite 121.

YoBelle Frozen Yogurt - Proprietary yogurt-34 flavors and counting. Using natural ingredients, with no artificial colors or preservatives. Low fat, non-fat, no sugar added, kosher certified, as well as non-dairy choices.

Cinnamon Beach Realty & European Village Rentals - Let us show you all that Palm Coast and the Flagler Beaches have to offer. “We love living in this unique, unspoiled region of Old Florida, and we think you will, too!”

Palm Coast Gold Buyer, Fine Jewelry & Coins - Get the very best price for gold, silver or coins--we beat all legitimate offers. Large selection of estate jewelry for every taste and budget. Established community reputation.

O2 Secure Wireless - Enabling lives with technology. Wireless services including prepaid cards, mobile phone, product lines including parts & accessories. Repairs available for many of the common cellular phones.

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architecture & atmosphere. The pedestrian-only Courtyard is surrounded by boutique shops, lounges and restaurants featuring from cuisines from around the world.

"European Village is your one-stop destination for dining, entertainment, and shopping

in Palm Coast!"

European Village101 Palm Harbor Parkway

Palm Coast, FL 321371-800-501-0645

Facebook.com/EuropeanVillage

LaPiazza Café - Italian Cuisine with a Continental Flair. Upscale atmosphere, a true culinary experience. Family owned & operated, new 50 seat banquet room.

Kokoro Sushi & Steak - Asian American Fusion Cuisine. Extensive sushi menu. Fresh, authentic recipes from around the world. A memorable experience.

Mezzaluna Pizzeria - Family owned and operated. Voted best Pizza by locals, plus the best of Italian foods, made with the freshest of ingredients in a fun and inviting atmosphere.

Burrito 101 - Fresh Mexican with everything from salsa to flan made from scratch. The atmosphere, décor and food combine to create an explosion of flavor & color to excite all the senses.

Le Rendez Vous - French cuisine with continental influences. Fine dining, Dinner only, full bar and elegant atmosphere.

Farley’s Irish Pub - Best Pub Grub, Seven Days a Week. Full liquor bar, 50 craft beers, 17 on tap selection, HDTV’s for sporting events, NFL Football Package, Live Music in a relaxing pub style setting.

Shakespeare’s Fine English Tea Room - Enjoy a true English tea, or light lunch, early dinner. Lovely selection of sandwiches, teas, desserts in a bright uplifting atmosphere.

Coconut Island - An oasis style boutique with all your favorite brands: For the women, Brighton, My Flat in London, Joseph Ridkoff and much more. For the men, Weekender, Luau, Hook & Tacke, Mojo, and “New” Johnny Uptown.

Café Gelato - Ice cream, Gelato and more. Experience Italian style ice cream. Cool treats for all ages.

Panache Shoes - Fun little boutique. Great selection of heels, flats, sandals and boots, plus bags and fun accessories. “Give a Girl the right shoe and she can conquer the world”

The Humidor Cigar Bar & Lounge - A great selection of cigars and accessories for cigar enthusiasts, but also welcoming to all with a nice selection of wine and beer.

Diane’s Natural Food Market - High quality, organically grown foods and natural health products. Dedicated to the well being of our customers and the spirit of healthy living.

Coastal Mermaid - Inspired by Surf, Sand & Sea: Resort wear, jewelry, hats, accessories and Home Furnishings. A full boutique with gifts, stationery and artwork.

CriSoph Day Spa - A luxurious, European Style Day Spa with all the latest technology. Skin Care products, Body Treatments, Facials, Massages, Botox and Liposuction. Relax, pamper and delight your entire being.

Blooming Flowers & Gifts - A real flower shop with quality, expertly designed floral arrangements ready for delivery or pick up. Gifts, Hand blown Glass, Wedding and Event Specialists.

Wine, Cheese, Chocolate & Fine Art - Coming soon to Suite 121.

YoBelle Frozen Yogurt - Proprietary yogurt-34 flavors and counting. Using natural ingredients, with no artificial colors or preservatives. Low fat, non-fat, no sugar added, kosher certified, as well as non-dairy choices.

Cinnamon Beach Realty & European Village Rentals - Let us show you all that Palm Coast and the Flagler Beaches have to offer. “We love living in this unique, unspoiled region of Old Florida, and we think you will, too!”

Palm Coast Gold Buyer, Fine Jewelry & Coins - Get the very best price for gold, silver or coins--we beat all legitimate offers. Large selection of estate jewelry for every taste and budget. Established community reputation.

O2 Secure Wireless - Enabling lives with technology. Wireless services including prepaid cards, mobile phone, product lines including parts & accessories. Repairs available for many of the common cellular phones.

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European VillageEuropean Village is a one-stop destination for dining, entertainment, and shopping located right below the Hammock Dunes bridge in Palm Coast. Enjoy the European architecture & atmosphere. The pedestrian-only Courtyard is surrounded by boutique shops, lounges & restaurants featuring from cuisines from around the world.101 Palm Harbor Pkwy., Palm Coast, 800-501-0645, see ad pages s16 & s17.

Flagler Beachfront WineryCome for the wine, stay for the view. Our small artisan winery allows you to enjoy wine overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. Our handcrafted wines, made on site, highlight the best grapes the of the various US regions. Great wine comes from great grapes, come enjoy a glass, or take home a bottle to share. Specials Daily, plus Entertainment.611 N. Oceanshore Blvd. (A-1A), Flagler Beach, 386-693-4950, www.FlaglerBeachfrontWinery.com See ad on this page.

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611 N. Oceanshore Blvd., Flagler BeachOn Scenic A-1A, Just North of the Pier

386-693-4950

www.FlaglerBeachfrontWinery.com

What a better place to enjoy wine than overlooking the ocean. Our small, artisan

winery is located in a quaint Florida beach town. All our wines are handcrafted on-site.

Enjoy a glass on our oceanfront patio or take a bottle home to share with others. Want to

try something different? Try one of our creative wine cocktails, craft beer on tap as

well as our famous wine slushie! Come discover a new kind of beach paradise!

Hours: Monday - Thursday 12-9pmFriday & Saturday 12-10pm

Sunday 12-8pm

Come for the Wine,Stay for the View.


“Dinner Time” Artist: Linda Holmes

IIn St. Augustine, Anastasia Island or the Beaches, you

will never have a problem finding a place to dine, but

you might find choosing where problematic. You see,

the area is a food lover’s paradise.

Dining options are seemingly endless. From a late

night dinner of freshly caught blackened grouper to

a stacked fish sandwich in a basket overflowing with

fries, you can get what you want, when you want it

and anywhere you want to have it.

Newly caught Florida seafood accompanied by

garden-fresh vegetables is the pride of many dining

establishments and is always a good choice for guests.

At more casual eateries, you can have fish nuggets

nestled in a bed of tartar sauce or shrimp accompanied

by a tangy mango salsa, all while listening to a band

playing the music of the islands.

Toss down oysters on the half shell while at an open

air diner. Your olfactory sense will thank you as you

alternatively breathe fresh air punctuated only by the

wonderful scent of food.

Watch dolphin play as you enjoy an elegant waterfront

restaurant. Sip on designer coffee and people watch at a

sidewalk café. Share a romantic supper by candlelight. The

large selection of venues will suit your every whim.

St. Augustine is brimming with innovative eating

establishments and their accomplished chefs are known

for their imaginative dishes. From traditional to nouvelle

cuisine, whatever your personal taste in dining, Spanish,

Italian, continental cuisine or edgy Asian fusion you’ll love

our restaurants. And if ethnic flavors aren’t appealing, you

are minutes away from classic favorites like a slow-smoked

barbeque to a burger topped with all the fixings. Many

restaurants offer live music to complete your

dining experience.

And at the end of the day, treat yourself to a rich, chocolaty

concoction, a velvety ice cream cone, or a tangy slice of key

lime pie. Indulge! You and your taste buds are on vacation!

st. augustine dining


On the BayfrOnt

appetizers steak • chicken • pOrk

pO’BOys, Burgers & mO’

fried platters

fried green tomatoes harry’s signature crab cakes crabmeat and eggplant napoleon mussels st. charles crispy calamari Voo doo shrimp “hooked On” harry’s Wings seared ahi tuna shrimp and crawfish fondeaux Bacon Wrapped scallops

menu items and prices subject to change

hOursSunday-Thursday 11am - 10pmFriday & Saturday 11am - 11pm

Served with your choice of side item. Served with your choice of side item.

Served with your choice of side item.

Served with French Fries & cole slaw.

dinner saladsgarden or caesar salad

Blackened shrimp salad

seared ahi tuna

honey almond salmon

grilled chicken feta

chicken caesar

grilled or Blackened chicken

harry’s style chicken

grilled chicken Baton rouge

sautéed chicken Jolié Blonde

pork tenderloin medallions

southern fried chicken tenders

new Orleans ribeye

filet mignon

shrimp or Oyster po’Boy

fried fish po’ Boy

half-pound choice Beef Burger

grilled mahi sandwich

parmesan crusted fish sandwich

signature dishesshrimp & scallop Orleans

crab crusted redfish royaletilapia shrimp meuniere

mahi acadianaBayou grilled shrimp

Jambalaya

red Beans & rice with smoked sausage

crawfish or shrimp etouffee

shrimp creole

shrimp-n-grits

evangeline pasta with scallops & shrimp

pasta chicken louisianne

shrimp scampi

sOupsAll soups are made from scratch daily.

harry’s Original gumboshe crab soupsoup of the day

shrimp fried fish

Oysters / scallops seafood combo

Blackened red fish

mahi mahi - grilled or Blackened

Bourbon street salmon

pecan crusted trout

tilapia - seared, fried or blackened

harry’s signature crab cakes

Baked french scallops

Baked stuffed shrimp

twin rock lobster tails

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❖ Lunch & Dinner Served Daily ❖ Live Entertainment Nightly ❖ St. Augustine’s Finest Courtyard Dining ❖ Full Kid’s Menu



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Avilés Restaurant & LoungeSt. Augustine’s best kept secret with an eclectic variety of dishes prepared by top chefs influenced by Spanish, Mediterranean and Latin Cultures. Enjoy signature drinks and craft cocktails prepared by top notch bartenders in the lounge. Enjoy Thursday’s Pasta night and Saturday’s Casa Del Asado. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Inside the Hilton St. Au-gustine Historic Bayfront. 32 Avenida Menendez, St. Augustine, 904-829-2277. See ad on inside back cover.

winery allows you to enjoy wine overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. Our handcrafted wines, made on site, highlight the best grapes of the various US regions. Great wine comes from great grapes, come enjoy a glass, or take home a bottle to share. Specials Daily, plus Entertainment.611 N. Oceanshore Blvd. (A1A), Flagler Beach, 386-693-4950, www.FlaglerBeachfrontWinery.com See ad on page s18.

Harry’s Seafood Bar & GrilleNew Orleans style seafood, steaks, chicken and pasta. Courtyard din-ing overlooking the bay front and indoor dining in a historic home. Full bar. Live music daily.46 Avenida Menendez, St. Augustine, 904-824-7765, www.HookedOnHarrys.com See ad on back cover and menu on s21.

Salt Life Food ShackThey offer a carefully-crafted eclectic menu to cater to all tastes, including a Tuna Poke Bowl, Fresh Rolled Sushi, Local Fried Shrimp, Lobster and Shrimp Pasta, and Beer Can Chicken. They have a little something from everywhere and little something for everyone. See for yourself! Eat. Drink. And be Salty. Opens early 2014 in St. Au-gustine Beach.321 A1A Beach Blvd., St. Augustine Beach, Coming Soon, www.SaltLifeFoodShack.com See ad on page s20.

South Beach GrillEnjoy lunch and dinner daily, weekend breakfast all from their oceanfront view. Dine inside or out to feel the cool ocean breezes. Menu includes fresh catch; grilled, sautéed, blackened or broiled seafood and sandwich platters, steaks, pork, chicken and pasta. Fried shrimp, wraps, burritos and more. Full-service bar and call ahead seating available.45 Cubbedge Rd., Crescent Beach, 904-471-8700, www.SouthBeachGrill.net See ad on page s23.

European VillageEuropean Village is a one-stop destination for dining, entertainment, and shopping located right below the Hammock Dunes bridge in Palm Coast. Enjoy the European architecture & atmosphere. The pedestrian-only Courtyard is surrounded by boutique shops, lounges & restaurants featuring cuisines from around the world.101 Palm Harbor Pkwy., Palm Coast, 800-501-0645, see ad pages s16 & s17.

Flagler Beachfront WineryCome for the wine, stay for the view. Our small artisan

Voted Best Seafood Restaurant in

“Best of St. Augustine” Awards

Creative Nightly Dinner Specials Featuring Fresh Local Seafood

Seafood Fried Shrimp Dinner • Steamed Seafood Platter Fresh Fish—Grilled/Blackened/Sautéed/Broiled

Fried Fish Platter • Seafood Jambalaya • Crab ChowderSeafood Enchiladas & Burritos • Local Oysters (in season)

$9.99-$22.99

Chicken, Steak and PorkBlack Angus Sirloin • New York Strip

Chicken and Andouille Sausage Jambalaya Pulled Pork • Steak Wrap • Chicken Fajita Wrap

$7.99-$22.99

Dinner PlatesHamburger • South Beach Burger

Crab Cake Sandwich • Seafood BurritoGrilled or Blackened Fish Sandwich

Grilled or Blackened Chicken SandwichIncludes Fries ~ $6.99- $10.50

Our Lunch Menu Includes:Burgers • Hotdogs • Pasta • Fried Shrimp Platter

Fried Fish Platter • Fish Tacos • Wrap Sandwiches & BurritosGrilled or Blackened Fish and Chicken Sandwiches

Large Selection of Entree Salads$5.99-$8.99

Kid’s Menu AvailableStarting at $5.50

Oceanfront at 45 Cubbedge Road • One Block South Of S.R. 206 On A1A • Next to Beacher’s Lodge

(904) 471-8700 • www.southbeachgrill.net

Serving Lunch And Dinner 7 Days A Week•

Beer, Wine And Full-Service Bar•

Early Bird Specials Mon.-Fri. 4-5:30 Happy Hour Specials Mon.-Fri. 4:30-6

A “People’s Choice” Award Winner

St. Augustine’s Best Casual Oceanfront Restaurant

Breakfast Served on Weekends7:30 to 10:30a.m.

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Easy Orange Pie3/4 cup sugar1/4 cup cornstarch1-1/2 cups Florida orange juice3 egg yolks, lightly beaten1 tablespoon butter• 1 - 9 inch pie crust baked according to package instructions• Any whipped topping, found at your local grocer. • Orange peel strips for garnish

Combine sugar and cornstarch In a large saucepan. Stir in orange juice until smooth. Cook and stir over medium-high heat until thick and bubbly. Reduce heat; cook and stir an additional two minutes. Remove from heat. Stir 1/2 cup of the hot mixture into egg yolks, then return to the pan, stirring constantly. Bring to a gentle boil; cook and stir two minutes longer. Stir in butter.

Pour hot �lling into baked pie crust. Refrigerate 3 hours before serving.

Prior to serving, place a heaping tablespoon of whipped topping on each slice and garnish with orange peel strips, if desired.

Makes 6-8 delicious servings.

Stu� to do withOrangesDid you know

that there’s more to Florida oranges than making juice?

Oranges have long been a symbol of Florida and probably the state’s best known export. The liquid from the colorful fruit has satis�ed the taste buds of juice groupies from around the world. But there are many other uses for the fruit as well. The aptly named Orange is a versatile product that can be used to add zing to just about any recipe. Uses range from a tangy syrup that can be trickled over ice cream to a sour version used to �avor pork and poultry dishes.

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