Port St. Joe, Florida
Where to Eat
Restaurants, seafood, cafes and bars — 75 places, ordered by how many people have reviewed them.
Restaurants
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PEACHY'S BEACH EATS
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The Shack
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Cozy Cafe
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Mr G's Smokehouse & Seafood Grill
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The Landshark Forgotten Coast
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Krazyfish Daiquiri Deck
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The Roost
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Hunt Brothers Pizza
Cafes Bakeries
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The Joe In Port Saint Joe Coffee Shop
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Perky's Coastal Coffee and Creams
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Pass The Donuts
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Coffee Shack PSJ
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Josie's Joe Coffee Company
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The Joe On The Go
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Bars Breweries
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Red White & Brew
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The Mill Mercantile & Social - BAR & PACKAGE
Guides to where to eat
- The Best Restaurants in Port St. Joe, FloridaThe town that wrote Florida’s first constitution was gone before the ink dried. St. Joseph, born in 1838, buried by yellow fever in 1841, and finished off by a hurricane storm surge in 1844, left only its name for the port that rose after. Port St. Joe is a second act. The food here is part of that rebuilding.
- Where to Eat Seafood in Port St. JoeThe town that wrote Florida’s first constitution was gone within six years. Fever, then storm surge, erased it. Port St. Joe is what rose from that wreckage—rebuilt, renamed, and still here. You eat seafood in a place that knows exactly what it means to survive the water.
- Where to Get Breakfast in Port St. JoeA town that wrote Florida’s first constitution in 1838 and was gone by 1844 does not need breakfast advice from people who have never eaten there. We have eaten there. Here is where to go.
- The Best Bars and Breweries in Port St. JoeThe town that wrote Florida’s first constitution was gone within six years, erased by yellow fever and a hurricane. Port St. Joe is the name of the second attempt, and it carries the old saint’s name like a scar. Everything here has been rebuilt at least once. The bars reflect that: nothing fancy, nothing fragile, nothing pretending the Gulf is gentle.
- Coffee Shops and Bakeries in Port St. JoeThe coffee shop in a town that has already died once is not an ornament; it is a small declaration that the place intends to stay.
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