Best Lunch Restaurants in Daytona Beach

"Dancing Avocado Kitchen is an eclectic breakfast and lunch staple in Daytona Beach, originally founded in 1998 as an effort to craft unique, health-conscious fare, including vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options. The restaurant strives to showcase minimally processed real food, offering indoor and outdoor dining options, including seating on an outdoor waterfront patio. Breakfast favorites include tofu scrambles, sweet and savory vegan waffles, and avocado toasts, accompanied by a la carte items such as tater tots, spam, and eggs."

"Dancing Avocado Kitchen is a casual, relaxing joint that specializes in breakfast and lunch dishes. There’s an impressive menu of meals to order, including light, healthy plates and many vegetarian options. The diner features outdoor dining and lots of space to accommodate families and groups."

"Next on our list of things to do in Daytona Beach, it’s the Crabby Joe’s Deck & Grill. We obviously had to include some great places to eat on this list of things to do in Daytona Beach, because you’ll need to refuel once you’ve had a day of sightseeing in Daytona Beach!. Crabby Joe’s Deck and Grill is a great option for somewhere to eat in Daytona, it’s one of those classic beach shack restaurants, serving up some seriously delicious seafood!"

"Crabby Joe’s sits on a historic wooden pier that offers fishing and a seat for the perfect sunrise. Picnic-style tables on the deck allow for an excellent beach view. Do not worry about getting sunburned because each table has its own optional umbrella."

"Chinese is always a great choice when you’re planning to order delivery or takeout. U China is a simple Chinese restaurant that serves up giant portions of delicious food. The menu includes typical Chinese dishes such as General Tso’s chicken, sweet and sour chicken, lo mein, hot and sour soup, egg drop soup, moo goo gai pan, and more."

"I waited over an hour for my food but that wasn't too bad i wasn't to upset about that...got the food and EVERYTHING i mean…"

"Originally designed and built by a famous architect in the early ‘20s, the Athens Theatre on North Florida Avenue in Deland is one of the city’s most well-preserved historic sites and was built in the style of the Italian Renaissance. At the time, the city’s founders envisioned that Deland would eventually rival Athens, Greece in its majesty. Since its opening, the theatre has hosted a variety of performances, including dramatic plays, raucous vaudeville performances, and a little bit of everything else in between."

"Designed and built in the early 1920s, the Athens Theatre is one of the few existing examples of a classic American theatre in Central Florida. Today, theatre and film festivals, classic movies, independent art films, concerts, dramas, musicals and other live performances are just a few of the programs that are offered along with lectures and educational activities for students and adults."