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Sarasota Restaurants by Cuisine

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• Siesta Key Beach Pavilion
  "Wow that a great beach"
  "Wonderful white powder sands, which do not get hot ever, wonderful clear waters. Everyone takes pride in these beach and you can see why, we had a great afternoon there. There is a car park so close which we easily parked at a small cost. I felt very safe ."
• Island Gluten Free Bakery
  "Best cinnamon bun!!"
  "Wow! So happy to see that when coming on holiday I am able to find somewhere amazing that caters for gluten free! Great food here, the raisin bread, peanut butter cake and pies were awesome! Had as much as I could within the two weeks I have been in longboat key and found that the food was great eve..."ry time. They also offered recommendations for where to eat out for dinner, Beckhams on the Trail was great and withi the help from the bakery could offer hamburgers!!! First time I have eaten one in a long time. Thank you is really all I can say, this made my holiday better than ever and I know I will be back next year. Sarah, Northants UK " More >
• Louies Modern
  "Sleek and modern - great location for a group meeting"
  "A group of club officers had lunch at Louies a couple of weeks after it had opened. The small reserved room was actually part of the catering arm of the restaurant - The Francis. The staff seemed to be just getting its feet on the ground - door left open - coming and going, etc. But, when all that..." was straightened out, we ordered an absolutely delicious lunch. I had the special of the day - a grilled shrimp long, skinny plate - and it was marvelous. All eight of us praised the food. The entrees were brought in by a team of waiters who took directions from our original waitress. Arnold Palmers drinks - lemonade/tea - are featured and are deliciously crafted. The restaurant accommodated our requests. Great to park in the attached garage and just take the elevator down to the street-level restaurant. " More >