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Seafood · Beaches · $$
The boats unload a few hundred feet from the counter, which is as short as the supply chain gets anywhere in Northeast Florida.
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Seafood · Beaches · $$
Old-Florida fish shack that has resisted every impulse to modernize, and the shrimp is the order.
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Seafood · Ponte Vedra · $$
The polished version of a fish camp, with Intracoastal seating and a kitchen that takes the cooking more seriously than the genre requires.
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Seafood · Beaches · $$
Beaches-side fish camp with a tighter, more focused menu than most, and it's the one locals send other locals to.
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Southern · Intracoastal · $$$
The upscale end of the local seafood scene, on the water, and the one where the wine list is a real consideration.
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Seafood · Beaches · $$
Market and restaurant in one, so you can eat there or take home what you didn't order.
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Seafood · Orange Park/Fleming Island · $$
Catfish on Doctors Lake with a boat dock, and it covers the Clay County side that most Jacksonville lists ignore entirely.
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Seafood · Beaches · $$
Beachfront, casual, and the rooftop makes it a better hangout than most oceanfront restaurants that coast on location.
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Seafood · St. Augustine · $$
Cash-friendly, no-reservations fried shrimp that people wait outside for, and it has been the regional benchmark for decades.
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Seafood · St. Augustine · $$
Oak-shaded deck on the Intracoastal north of town, and it's worth the drive from Jacksonville specifically for the setting.
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Seafood · St. Augustine · $$
Small St. Augustine room focused on Florida-caught fish, and it's the counterpoint to the tourist seafood on St. George Street.
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Seafood · Riverside/Avondale · $$
The in-town option when you want good seafood without driving to the water.
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Best Seafood on the First Coast
Fish camps, shrimp shacks, and the two or three worth dressing up for.
