Resturants
Vero Beach is home to a plethora of eateries and bars that are sure to satisfy any palate. Below are just a few of Ben's favorite local spots to grab a bite and celebrate life with your family.
Built in 1941, this Vero Beach landmark sits dinners just 200 yards from the rolling tides of the Atlantic Ocean. Ocean Grill founder and enthusiastic eccentric Waldo Sexton gathered pecky cypress, mahogany, wrought iron and Spanish antiques to furnish the restaurant. Items that still greet dinners to this day. The Grill provides Vero Beach residents with an iconic elegant venue which is truly cherished by young and old.
Voted Best Brewery in the Treasure Coast, American Icon Brewery was inspired by and brought to life by its home, the nearly 100-year-old Historic Diesel Plant - an iconic American building. As the flagship of Vero Beach's downtown arts district, It's American Icon is more than a brewery - it is an experience
The Riverside Cafe which served as County Superstar and Vero Beach native Jake Owen's high school hangout is located on the intercoastal Indian River Lagoon and provides dinners with picturesque views of sunsets. The Cafe is a boater friendly adn welcomes dinners to pull right up to their complimentary docks and enjoy a meal.
Dubbed "The last of the great American hangouts" Waldo's part of The Driftwood resort provides dinners with a second to none view of the Atlantic ocean. With indoor and outdoor seating which over look the beach and the Driftwood pool, Waldo's delivers a casual florida dining experience which is often enjoyed in a swim suit and flip flops. Sunday afternoon complimentary concerts on the pool deck are also a local favorite!
Originally home to Bonos BBQ, this now locally owned and inspired eatery serves authentic southern barbeque favorites in the heart of Vero Beach. They are known for their signature Baby Back ribs and sweet tea and locals enjoy their live blue grass, country and rock performances.
Founded with the goal of bringing fresh, affordable seafood to local Floridians in a beautiful waterfront setting, Mulligan's is definitely a hot spot among locals and tourists alike. Locals flock to Mulligan's for their very popular drink specials and outdoor beachfront seating. Mulligan's Beach House is conveniently located in Sexton Plaza which is less than a 1/2 mile from the Barber Street bridge on Vero Beach's Barrier Island.
The Iconic Patio Seafood Tavern, formerly The Patio Restaurant has been staple of Vero Beach dining for over fifty years. The tavern sits almost in the exact center of Vero Beach and provides dinners with their fill of dining options and local history. The Patio is iconic for their Easter Brunch which is not to be missed.