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136 places listed in Amelia Island, a walkable district, 3 parks and green spaces and 64 kinds of food.
Nearby
The walkable part
Where you can park once and walk.
Where someone who lives here would send you
One of each kind, so it is not six versions of the same evening.
Sliders Seaside Grill
Oceanfront, with a tiki bar (Tortuga Jack's) and a children's playground. Tortuga Jack's handles breakfast and brunch service.
Tigre Island Room
A live music venue first and a bar second — nationally touring artists and regional performers, plus open mic nights, community jam sessions, art classes and trivia. Open to 2am Thursday to Saturday.
Amelia Fresh Café
Inside Nassau Health Foods. Organic dishes with a juice and coffee bar.
Mocama Beer Company
Large, architecturally distinctive taproom. An important beer, nightlife and live music listing.
Aloha Bagel & Bakery
Fresh bagels, breakfast sandwiches, deli sandwiches and salads.
Kismet Coffee
Independent coffee shop showing local art.
Coffee, and somewhere to sit
The first thing anyone needs in a new neighborhood.
Story & Song Bookstore Bistro / Center for Arts & Culture
Bookshop and bistro together — soups, salads, bagels, small bites, coffee, wine and craft beer. Also belongs in Shopping and Things to Do.
Hola Cuban Cafe
Cuban sandwiches, pastries, cafe cubano, cortaditos and cafe con leche.
Vintage Donuts
Donuts made fresh to order.
Marché Burette
Gourmet shop with grab-and-go food and special Steak Out events.
Outdoors, and the dog
Parks, beaches and green space inside the neighborhood.
What you can eat here
64 kinds of food across 136 listings.
- American27
- Seafood24
- Breakfast16
- Bar15
- Cocktails12
- Coffee10
- Pizza9
- Southern9
- Cafe8
- Breweries6
- Desserts6
- Fine_dining6
Everything in Amelia Island
This page is the orientation. That one is the whole list, and what is on this week.
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