Naples and Marco Island Family Restaurants
Naples and Marco Island Family Friendly Restaurants
Lindburgers and Bottles 330 9th Street S•Naples, FL •239-262-1127 From "Todd's Way" with fried egg, bacon and three cheeses to "Turkey", "Veggie" and "Chicken", families will flip for the sandwich choices at this aviation-themed eatery, offering over 20 twists on the traditional hamburger. A kids menu is available and the homemade potato chips are amazing. |
Marco Movie Theater 599 South Collier Boulevard•Marco Island, FL •239-642-1111 It may seem an unlikely spot for dinner, but there's much more than popcorn and soda at this local family-run cinema. Fried chicken fingers, home-style Italian dinners, burritos and nachos are menu favorites. Enjoy your meal at cafe tables while you watch first-run films. Pizza, beer, wine and desserts are also available. No credit cards are accepted and there is an ATM in the lobby. |
Naples Tomato 14700 Tamiami Trail N•Naples, FL •239-598-9800 You won't find chicken nuggets on the menu at this hip Italian haunt, but ultra-fresh homemade pasta, from cheese ravioli in marinara or butter sauce to macaroni and cheese, will likely please the pickiest of junior diners. Crayons and high chairs are on hand for the kids, while cheese and wine lovers will appreciate the unique mozzarella bar and self-serve wine machines. |
Quinn's on the Beach 400 South Collier Boulevard•Marco Island, FL •239-394-2511 Spectacular views of the Gulf of Mexico, along with legendary Marco Island sunsets, are in store at this casual beachfront venue. Kids will find familiar fare, like chicken fingers, hamburgers, PB&J and macaroni and cheese. While they wait for their food, they can play on the sandy beach. For adults, chicken wings and the grouper sandwich are winners. There's also live entertainment on Friday and Saturday nights. Dine indoors or out. |
Snook Inn 1215 Bald Eagle Drive•Naples and Marco Island, FL •239-394-3313 Eat indoors or out at this classic Florida fish joint, overlooking the Marco River. Kids choices range from grilled cheese to grouper fingers. The chef will cook your fresh catch for a fee, and serve it with all the trimmings. There's live entertainment daily. |
Susie's Diner 1013 North Collier Boulevard•Marco Island, FL •239-642-6633 Dishing up home-cooked food at honest prices, along with a friendly hometown atmosphere, Susie's Diner is a no-frills family restaurant that's a hit with family members of all ages. Signature omelets, homemade flower-shaped Belgian waffles and home-style dinners are dining room favorites. If you're visiting for lunch, try the weekly special. |
The Dock at Crayton Cove 845 12th Avenue S.•Naples, FL •239-263-9940 For seasonally fresh seafood and superior Naples Bay views, head to this laid-back local favorite. For kids, selections like "Great Dock Grilled Cheese", "Mini Bay Burger" and "Hot Dock Dog" come with fresh fruit and a choice of French fries or veggie sticks. For dessert, SpongeBob Square Pants ice cream bars continue the nautical theme. Make reservations for Sunday brunch. |
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