4 Best Bar & Grill near Fernandina Beach

“It is a great local sports bar style that offers tasty BBQ and several fish choices. There is ample room to relax and a total bar area to watch games.If you are in the area looking for tasty sports pub food, this is your go-to. Nestled between resorts. Locals, and Onward to Fernandina Beach. #904food“

“This is the most comfortable establishment headed towards Amelia Island. The drinks are top shelf and the food is wonderful.Get a group together and enjoy the outdoor deck or stay indoors, either way there's plenty of space for everyone.“

“Absolutely wonderful quant little place. It's got. a strong bar made that makes the drinks perfectly and incredibly tasty food. For a small menu, they definitely put their heart and soul into making the food. It's family friendly as well which makes it perfect for a fun night out. My server definitely deserved the 30% tip I left her.Kid-friendliness: My kids we're grumpy after a long day, but they enjoyed the experience and the server did her best to make it fun for them. They didn't want to leave.Wheelchair accessibility: It may be a little tight for a larger wheel chair, but that definitely didn't stop one of their patrons.“

“Please be aware (as I was) that there should be no expectation that an older property within a certain rate structure will present like a new property or a 5 star property. The room was clean. It had vinyl flooring and tile, which I believe is important in older facilities (meaning no carpet). They honored my advance request for a ground floor room. The "park right outside your room" feature is one of my top priorities. It was quiet in the evening, the cable and WiFi worked just fine, as did the A/C. I would have appreciated another waste basket in the room, but I made do with grocery store bags. Being somewhat particular, I typically manage my own breakfast so I cannot comment on that. For the price I paid for 4 nights on this 4th of July weekend I was satisfied, especially considering the location and what was available elsewhere. This was my basecamp for exploring Cumberland Island, the Okeefenoke and Jeckyll Island.“