Best Diners in Siesta Key

"offers sandwiches, crepes and other French fare in a quaint cafe. Inside, the place is lined with French memorabilia, and offers patrons a selection of croissant, a variety of crepes, omelettes, quiches, fruits, panini and sandwiches on baguettes. Try the crepe gourmande, which is a spongy crepe filled with strawberries, bananas, and chocolate."

"Bonjour seems to have been teleported right from the streets of Paris and onto the Gulf Coast of Florida. Order sandwiches, crepes, and macaroons for a very French and very tasty experience. Bonjour has about six different dessert crepes at any given time, including banana and chocolate, as well as an extensive make-your-own omelet list."

"Had a super yummy croissant with Brie, walnuts, and spinach. The next day had a delicious Eggs Benedict. The hollandaise sauce..."

"I have now eaten at two locations and they have great diner food. I highly recommend that you check it out!"

"We were a large party of 15 and the our host Pam and server Emily took really good care of us."

"America's neighborhood restaurant, bar & grill, serving up good times, featuring steaks, chicken, burgers, salads, desserts and more. Visit Applebee's today."

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"Indulging in various watersports is definitely fun but also hard on your body. After a long day out in the sun, book a rejuvenating massage at Hands of Light Massage Therapy. Depending on your needs, you can book a 60-minute, 90-minute, or 2-hour-long massage to soothe your aching muscles."

"The Venetian Waterway Park is a fantastic place to explore the city’s beautiful canals and waterways. The park follows the waterways – in particular, the major Intracoastal Waterway, which separates the coast from the mainland. There are several miles of walking paths leading from downtown Venice, following a gentle route along the water that eventually leads all the way to Caspersen Beach to the south of the city."

"Walkers, joggers, bicyclists, nature lovers, and rollerbladers can enjoy the Venetian Waterway Trail running either side of the Intracoastal channel, and the Legacy Trail a paved recreational trail. See boats, birds, and even dolphins as you enjoy exercising in the fresh air."

"Hiking Trails257 North Tamiami Trail, Venice, FL 34285MoreLess Info. Waterway Park is a public park that was initiated in 1999. Visitors of the park can walk or cycle a 9.5 mile trail that passes through the park, and dolphins can be seen in the nearby waterways."