Tree Capital Perry, Florida

Perry, Florida

Where to Eat

Restaurants, seafood, cafes and bars — 46 places, ordered by how many people have reviewed them.

Restaurants

Cafes Bakeries

Bars Breweries

  • Beach Bar

    4.4 (171)
    Address
    16260 Beach Rd, Perry, FL 32348
    Phone
    +1850-578-3046

  • Whiskey Bent Saloon

    4.4 (141)
    Address
    215 W Hampton Springs Ave, Perry, FL 32347
    Phone
    +1850-584-2959

  • Somewhere Grille

    4.6 (107)
    Address
    2281 W U.S 98, Perry, FL 32347
    Phone
    +1850-371-5297

  • The Bird Rack Sports Bar & Grill

    4.4 (17)
    Address
    16260 Beach Rd, Perry, FL 32348
    Phone
    +1850-578-3046

Seafood

Guides to where to eat

  • The Best Restaurants in Perry, FloridaPerry doesn’t do food trends. It does dependable, filling, and familiar — the kind of places where the parking lot fills up at noon and the coffee is always on. This is a working timber town of about 7,000 people, and its restaurant scene reflects that: a few local standbys, a handful of chains that know their job, and one oyster house that draws people from counties away.
  • Breakfast in Perry, FL: Where Locals EatPerry wakes early, and so do its kitchens. Breakfast here is not a production; it is a working meal, eaten fast or lingered over, depending on the day ahead.
  • The Best Bars and Breweries in PerryPerry doesn’t have a brewery. It has bars, and they do the job. When the timber whistle blows and the day’s work is done, the options are few but honest. Here’s where you go.
  • Coffee Shops and Bakeries in PerryPerry doesn’t do much in the way of fuss, and its coffee shops follow the same rule. You won’t find a drive-through on every corner or a latte the size of your head. What you will find is a working town that pours its coffee straight, bakes its bread early, and keeps the same pace it has kept since the timber days. Here is where to go when you need a cup, a pastry, or just a place to sit for a minute.
  • Where Locals Eat in PerryPerry runs on timber money and a festival that has outlasted nearly everything else in town. When locals are not at the Forest Capital Museum State Park or lining Jefferson Street for the King Tree Parade, they eat. Here is where.

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