Places to eat on the Indian River

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Permalink Reply by Jason D on February 17, 2009 at 6:39pm

Is the dck finally in at Bonefish Willy's? I called a few weeks ago and they said it would be done soon.

If so, how's the depth getting in there? Great place, great food. We always wanted to go by water.

-Jason

Permalink Reply by Bryan Goodson on February 26, 2009 at 9:16pm

Didn't know they were putting in a dock. Great looking place but I did not enjoy the food or service the last time I was there.

Permalink Reply by Bill Miller on January 17, 2009 at 9:05am

Florida Today has article this AM that Squid Lips is moving to the old Conchy Joes place at Eau Gallie and Pineapple--opening day is to be Feb 28--HOORAH--finally something good down this way.

Permalink Reply by Bryan Goodson on February 26, 2009 at 9:09pm

It opened before the 28th. We were there on Feb 18th by boat.

Permalink Reply by Laura on January 20, 2009 at 3:39pm

I think there is another place almost to Sharpes on the Indian River...

Captain Garo's Red Fish Inn
Listed Since: 2001
5370 N Cocoa Blvd

Permalink Reply by Bryan Goodson on February 26, 2009 at 9:14pm

The new place that took over Red Fish Inn is called OFG (Old Florida Grill) Much better than the old restraunt. The water is very shallow at the dock now. Need rain, lots. I seem to recall channel marker 59 as the entry point. It is just about a mile south of the PSJ power plant.

Permalink Reply by Bill Miller on February 16, 2009 at 6:09pm

Was told that SQUID LIPS has opened at the old Conchy Joe's next to the Eau Gallie Causeway. The new docks at the library look like easy way to get in there and have a few Long Islands and some good food, Water is shallow along river but I'm gonna check it out this weekend.

Permalink Reply by Bryan Goodson on February 17, 2009 at 3:04pm

There are a few places to eat and drink on river. The Oyster House in PSJ but VERY shallow. We have a 2ft draft and can get in. Cocoa Village is great to eat! Conch Key, again hard to get in, shallow, but we dock at sailboat and walk over it. The owners told us to do that! Katana's is great. Ichabods, at the 192 causeway, by the Chart House. And now, Squid lips, which is the old concy joes at Eau Gallie bridge. If you are looking for Banana River, Sunset Cafe, but have to dock in front of Condos. Also, Bunky's across 520. And yes, Harbortown. Just not much entertainment there. We go bar hopping sometimes and that is fun!!

Permalink Reply by Bryan Goodson on February 26, 2009 at 9:02pm

The channel marker number is 94. Handy to know if traveling at dark. We stop ofter but the water is very shallow. If you can't float in 1 1/2 foot of water you may need to tie up to the sailboat that is stuck at the dock and walk over it. Great fun.

Permalink Reply by Bryan Goodson on February 26, 2009 at 9:03pm

94 is the channel marker for Conche Key by the way.

Permalink Reply by Bryan Goodson on February 26, 2009 at 9:07pm

Squid lips is great. Park at the library docks. Hide you beer when you walk the docks. No alcohol allowed on the dock. If you have a small boat the docks at squid lips will still work.

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