Best Fast Food Restaurants in Sarasota

"Helpful and attentive wait staff, great food with really unique offerings. Had a carnitas omelet with avocado among others and of course the million dollar..."

"Came in for our first time this Morning for breakfast and our server Tracie was amazing. Very attentive, helpful, and friendly. The food was amazing and ..."

"Culver’s® is a family-favorite restaurant known for cooked-to-order ButterBurgers, handcrafted Fresh Frozen Custard and Wisconsin Cheese Curds. Welcome to delicious®."

"Was looking forward to eating with my family before my flight home. So we stopped here because they offer gluten free options. Everyone got to eat but me..."

"Get the little bacon cheeseburger and Cajun fries and you won't regret it!. This is another fantastic chain we visited in..."

"Steak 'n Shake, a classic American brand, was founded in 1934 in Normal, Illinois by Gus Belt who pioneered the concept of premium burgers and milkshakes. For over 85 years, the company’s name has been symbolic of its heritage. The word “steak” stood for steakburger..."

"La Brisa Tacos y Mariscos is an unassuming taco joint offering (obviously) tacos, burritos, ceviche and other Mexican favorites. Prices are reasonable and the free refills of horchata—a cinnamon-flavored ground rice drink—will keep you coming back for more.Why go?"

"Sarasota’s newest vegetarian and vegan eatery has made fast-casual dining healthy. They have a fresh menu with lots of vegan and gluten-free options. Grab a veggie burger, chickpea salad sandwich on rye or a falafel plate and you’ll be coming back for more in no time!"

"❤️Share on Facebook - Tweet - RedditRated: 5 Stars .Address:2801 North Tamiami Trl Sarasota, FL 34234. Phone:(941) 413-5685Specialties:Vegan ⏩Gluten Free ⏩Desserts ⏩. ⭐ Reviews - ⭐ Write A Review"

"This unique art gallery is a must-see for its unconventional collection. It’s the only gallery in America that displays Italian artist and pianist Massimo Meda’s 3D-fluorescent paintings, concrete Medablocks and stainless-steel furniture. It has its own in-residence Italian artist, Fabio Dal Boni, who paints award-winning fine art photography on aluminium and canvas."

"If you would like to learn a little more about the history of the area, the Florida Maritime Museum provides you with a glimpse of the people and events that shaped Florida into the state it is today. The museum occupies 4 acres of land and includes the historic fishing village of Cortez as well as a 1912 schoolhouse building. The Florida Maritime Museum was designed to showcase the significance of the regional commercial fishing industry."

"Florida Maritime Museum 4415 119th Street W Cortez, Florida 34215 • 941-708-6121. A non-profit organization, the old Cortez Rural Graded School was transformed into the Florida Maritime Museum to educate visitors on the topic of Florida’s maritime heritage. It sits on 1.6 hectares (four acres) of land in the historic fishing village of Cortez."

"Discover old Florida through the history of Cortez Fishing Village. Explore the traveling exhibits such as the current attraction, Caught in the Storm, 100 Years of Florida Hurricanes. Permanent exhibits feature an expansive shell collection, ship models, and more."

"If you are looking for a gourmet experience right on the beach, check out Another Broken Egg Café which serves both breakfast and brunch. It is a chain of 30 casual restaurants that have been opened to national acclaim, and the Siesta Key location opened only a few years ago. You can expect to find numerous signature items on the menu inspired by Creole and Latin cuisines such as a spicy shrimp & grits, Louisiana crawfish egg skillet, and huevos rancheros as just a few options."

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