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My husband and I come to Clearwater Beach every year, and have since we got married twelve years ago. We love French'ys ORIGINAL. The grouper burgers and the fish spread are the best on the beach. And the sunsets are the best in Florida.

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My wife and i just moved here from NJ and where awestruck by how clean the beach is, plus they have chairs and umbrellas, which you have to rent in NJ. Plus you have to pay $4.50 to even get on in a beach in NJ. This is on hell of a town!!!!!!!!!!!!

JR&Robin
Ex New Jersey


Hello I am from Pittsburch and have been coming to clearwater beach for about six years. I love every part of the area, the food and beaches most of all. Frenchys has the best "buffalo chiken sandwich" in the world. I will be coming down July of 2001 for yet another trip and I am already counting the days.

Kelly Harper
Pittsburgh, PA


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Kiku is the Tampa Bay Area\'s premier sushi restaurant, offering exotic seafood carefully selected and shipped from Hawaii, Seattle, Boston, California and New York. Blending a unique fusion of East meets West Coast Japanese fare, Kiku brings an innovative approach in Japanese cooking to Clearwater Beach and Tampa Bay in an upscale, urban environment.


Mention Source Code: CWB and receive a 50% discount on your cruise! Yacht StarShip is Tampa Bay's premier dining yacht and America's First 3 Diamond Rated Dining Yacht by AAA. Yacht StarShip offers lunch, brunch and dinner cruises throughout the week. Yacht Starship is also a great place to have corporate events, weddings, banquets, conventions, fund raisers, and celebrate special occasions.


Frenchy went to a bigger venture with "Frenchy's Rockaway Grill", a remodeled beach front restaurant which opened in November of 1991. Rockaway Grill is located right on the white sandy Clearwater Beach overlooking the Gulf of Mexico.


Our Stone Crab is caught from the Gulf of Mexico. They are shipped fresh the next day! We catch and cook them perfectly for your romantic dinner, special gathering, or just because you crave the great Florida stone crab taste.


Our specialty………….serving you fresh good food in a fun, upscale waterfront atmosphere! Enjoy breakfast, lunch dinner or your favorite tropical beverage on our large Gulf front deck. Located in the Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites on Clearwater Beach…….Jimmy’s is the place for food, fun and just kicking back. Featuring live entertainment, nightly and the best place on the Island to watch a sunset!


Jimmy Guana’s Restaurant on Indian Rocks Beach is the best for food and drink. Indoors or out, breakfast, lunch or dinner, Jimmy Guana’s is always the right choice. Our unique “Key West” atmosphere makes Jimmy’s the perfect place for a private dinner for two or just a great place to meet or make new friends. Live entertainment daily and weekend afternoons. You’re guana love it!


Pacific Rim / seafood dinners in a picturesque setting.


A place to gather and quench your thirst for the finer things in life. What else brings a gleam to men's eyes everywhere besides beer, chicken wings, and an occasional winning football season? Hooters of course. Supposedly the owners are into owls.


Often called "The Original", "Frenchy's Cafe" opened its doors in 1981. From the start, Frenchy and his partner Pete and their friends worked together creating, cooking and building something they could be proud of. The goal was to introduce a restaurant with casual atmosphere and the freshest seafood possible.


Contemporary American cuisine with Floribbean flair in a relaxed fine dining atmosphere with live jazz piano evenings.


Each of Frenchy's three restaurants has it's own unique charm and signature dishes. Frenchy's Saltwater Cafe was inspired by the "Original Cafe" in March 1989. Lines were growing "down the block" to get into the Original Cafe. The Saltwater opened to keep up with demand for Frenchy's unique style of fresh seafood.


The Salt Rock Grill is about burning passion for delectable food, enticing drink and pleasurable surroundings... The first Indians and early settlers to arrive here were driven by similar appetite... Mostly fishermen, they camped along shores lined with huge saltrock boulders. While the sun was melting into the Gulf, big crackling fires were built in open pits made of piled saltrock... All gathered around for a grilled feast that lasted well into the evening... This old beach tradition is legendary, and it´s still on fire at the Salt Rock Grill - plus, no mosquitoes...




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