Best Dinner Places to Eat in North Captiva Island

"Plates full of oysters, shrimp baskets, bbq-soaked ribs, thick-cut French fries, and so much more line up the tables at this bar and restaurant. Order a drink in a very Florida mason jar. Mojitos and daiquiris are the two most popular, but there’s a full rum bar for you to let loose."

"The Island Cow has perhaps one of the most extensive menu on Sanibel Island. You can enjoy a Loaded Seafood Omelet or Pigs In a Blanket Pancakes for breakfast while you lounge in the comfortable outdoor seating and sip fresh mimosas. You can try the Tuna Oh Luna or the Blackened Mahi Tacos for lunch as you listen to the live entertainment."

"When you drive up to "The Cow" as locals call it, it feels and looks like you're arriving at a friend's house for coffee, Starbucks; that's the brand they brew. The Cow is light and airy inside with lots of casual, outdoor seating as well. The menu looks like the morning paper and it reads delicious."

"Casual Dining, Pet Friendly, Kid Friendly, Live MusicCruisine: American, Seafood, Raw Bar, Full Bar. Hours: 7am-9pmBrunch, Lunch, Dinner. 2163 Periwinkle WaySanibel Island, FL 33957"

"Photos of lighthouses line the walls at Lighthouse Café, not just Sanibel’s lighthouse, but lighthouses from around the country. This is a place that is obviously a favorite of the locals, but they are friendly and welcoming to vacationers, too. If you must wait for a table, there are shops on both sides of the café with fun items to browse."

"Delight in the delectable at the Old Captiva House restaurant, located at the legendary ‘Tween Waters Island Resort. & Spa — the only fine dining and sushi restaurant on Captiva Island with a Gulf-front view of America’s Most Romantic Sunset. This charming and historic restaurant boasts a menu of mouth-watering island favorites and local seafood, plus other delights including fresh breads, desserts, and an extensive wine collection."

"This wonderfully romantic restaurant is casual, comfortable, and considered by many to be the best fine-dining restaurant on Captiva Island...Read More"

"Their to-go breakfast sandwhiches coupled with a cup of coffee, is a great way to get your morning up and running. This small resaurant does having some seating inside and outside, where meals are served with plasticware and paper plates. However, that does not hinder the quality of Mom’s home cooking."

"From the original founder of Heavenly Biscuit, Mom's makes those same luscious biscuits and cinnamon rolls, just in a homier and more subdued setting. Unlike Heavenly, there's rarely a line out Mom's door. Her options are more limited, but they're just as lovely."

"You might want to pamper yourself from head to toe at the Sanibel Day Spa. With a relaxing atmosphere and deluxe treatments, this spa facility guarantees to remove stress and alleviate weary muscles. So relax, and take your pick from an array of spa services at this facility, including salon services, pedicures, manicures, reflexology, facials, and massages."

"Me and my boyfriend came in to this cafe looking for something different (not a chain restaurant or drive through) while we were on vacation in Florida."

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"While driving around Boca Grande one thing you don’t see many of is vintage classic cars; these days it’s more golf carts than muscle cars, but Punta Gorda has the solution to that with the Muscle Car Museum. This museum is a car enthusiasts dream come true!. Rick Treworgy has loved anything with four wheels, and that love grew to inspire him to start collecting classic cars at an early age."

"Source: Photo by Flickr user Karen Blaha used under CC BY-SA 2.0. Third on the list of what to do in Punta Gorda is visiting Muscle Car City Museum, a fantasy-come-true for automobile lovers. Rick Treworgy was inspired by four wheels, so he began to collect Chevys."

"For automobile lovers, this museum is on place you should not miss. Here was designed by a fellow car lover, Rick Treworgy, who drew his inspiration from four-wheel automobiles. What he began to do was to collect Chevys."