Best Fine Dining in Sarasota

"At once trendy and cozy, Cottage is one of the best restaurants on Siesta Key, specializing in skillfully crafted seafood dishes with gorgeous, tropical garden seating in the back. Popular items include the lobster bisque, bronzed black grouper and Siesta seafood scampi. It also has an impressive cocktail list, featuring a must-try jalapeno watermelon margarita."

"I was a little apprehensive about ordering a burger, as any reasonable person from cattle country would be...right?. If their menu is %90 fish, should I risk…”more. Indoor & Outdoor dining"

"Just a short walk from the beautiful beaches, Cafe Gabbiano brings Italy to Siesta Key. Guests can explore the world of wine with over 200 in the collection available on site. With decades of dining experience, this culinary team has created a delicious and unique menu influenced by family recipes and coupled with a friendly service team."

"Cafe Gabbiano is a casual fine dining restaurant in Sarasota Fl (Siesta Key). We source local ingredients and have a great blend of classic and modern Italian dishes. At Cafe Gabbiano everything is made to order as we want each dish to be fresh."

"Just a short walk from the beaches of Sarasota, Café Gabbiano brings Italy to Siesta Key. Fresh made pastas, steak, fish and seasonal ingredients make up our casual fine dining menu"

"1968 Tarpon Center Drive, 941-484-9551; crowsnest-venice.com. Named one of the “100 Most Scenic Restaurants in America for 2019” by OpenTable, The Crow’s Nest Restaurant & Marina is a Venice landmark dating back to 1976 that overlooks the South Jetty, a gorgeous sight marking the exit of Dona Bay into the Gulf of Mexico. Now with additional outdoor tables downstairs as well as the second floor open-air seating, Crow’s Nest serves lunch and dinner daily."

"I returned here and it appeared fancier than I remembered, but maybe last time I was not paying much attention to that. Regarding the food this time around,…”more"

"Antoine’s is one of the best restaurants in Sarasota for French, Belgian, Italian and Seafood fusion. Everything on the menu is made from scratch when your order by the chef and stunningly plated!. You can see the fusion influence on menu items like La More Waffle, burrata, mushroom delight, Salmon Scallop Pasta, or baked Black grouper."

"is a fine-dining gem offering discerning diners an intimate and upscale environment in which to savor delicious seafood delights. Imbued with New American,. and Italian influences, the menu is sure to satisfy many palates, with everything made from scratch."

"We chose this restaurant due to its high ratings, and it was incredible. We had a party of 13 including 5 children across two tables. Everything from the food..."

"From The Peach Martini's to a little cup of complimentary soup,Bread yummm . I had the Duck Did I…”more"

"This French-inspired St. Armands Circle restaurant offers a romantic with live piano music on Friday and Saturday nights. Opening its doors in 1973, this restaurant was originally the location of John Ringling’s real estate business. The beverages and entrees are a feast for the eyes and the palate."

"The "Grande Dame" of area restaurants, the award-winning cuisine of Cafe L'Europe strikes the perfect balance between tradition and innovation, featuring creative..."

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"Went in to order with the specific items written down and the lady said she didn’t need to write my order down that she had it set correctly."

"One of the most popular things to do in Sarasota with kids is to visit The Children’s Garden. There are fun storybook readings and many other activities like weekly art and gardening classes. A maze, pirate ship, secret garden, tree fort and three little pigs’ house are just some of the attractions."

"Discover a world of wonder during a visit to the Sarasota Children’s Garden. This darling garden has plenty of activities and events planned with kids in mind. From rock hunts to storytimes, there is always something magical happening at the Sarasota Children’s Garden."

"The Dwarf Garden showcases stone statues that the Ringlings brought back with them during their years of travel in Europe."

"The Palma Sola Causeway isn't an actual park, but it's one of the area's most popular recreational spots. The causeway is the portion of State Road 64 that spans Palma Sola Bay between west Bradenton and Perico Island. The popularity of the causeway as a recreational spot prompted the City to improve the lighting and sidewalks and add parking bollards and landscaping."

"Norma Lloyd came to Bradenton from Terre Haute, IN in 1971 and became a local hero for rallying local resources and volunteers to expand Little League and softball offerings in the city and county. After years of fighting for local kids to have a place to play, and of acting as coach, scorekeeper, umpire, administrator and doing any other thing that needed to be done, Norma Lloyd Park was named for her in1995. Amenities at the park include batting cages, picnic tables, a pond, playgrounds, a football field, little league and tee ball fields."