2 Best Restaurants in Jacksonville Beach, Northeast Coast

European Street Café

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This colorful, quirky, beer hall–inspired, family-owned eatery is part of a local chain and has an ambitious menu of sandwiches, salads, and soups. There's also an overflowing gourmet-food section; a mind-boggling beer list; cookies big enough to knock someone unconscious; and a range of other generous desserts. Thirsty locals belly up to the impressive, hand-carved bar for monthly beer tastings and daily happy hour (2–7 pm). More mature crowds prefer to sip their Zinfandel in the bustling dining room.

Mojo Kitchen BBQ Pit & Blues Bar

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True barbecue aficionados know that the country's divided into four territories: North Carolina, Memphis, Kansas City, and Texas, each renowned for its own barbecue style. Mojo's, as the locals call it, honors all four traditions—and throws in some Deep South sides, like garlic cheddar grits and black-eyed peas, as well as sweet tea and banana pudding. The whiskey menu is as impressive as the food. There's also good recorded blues playing at all times, and on occasion, some great live blues, too.

1500 Beach Blvd., Jacksonville Beach, Florida, 32250, USA
904-247–6636
Known For
  • large whiskey menu
  • homemade sides
  • burnt ends
Restaurants Details
Rate Includes: Reservations not accepted