Hutchinson Island and Fort Pierce Guidebook
Great Food!
Steps from the air bnb, the happy hour is dirt cheap, and I highly recommend both the wings and coconut shrimp.
17 locals recommend
Sharky's
1012 Shorewinds DrSteps from the air bnb, the happy hour is dirt cheap, and I highly recommend both the wings and coconut shrimp.
Great views, fun vibes, and the crunchy snapper sandwich — whoa! Must try in my opinion, and pairs well with a glass of Sauvignon Blanc.
37 locals recommend
On The Edge Bar & Grill
1136 Seaway DrGreat views, fun vibes, and the crunchy snapper sandwich — whoa! Must try in my opinion, and pairs well with a glass of Sauvignon Blanc.
The buffalo chicken sandwich is huge and delicious. Turns into a party at night, along with the rest of downtown fort pierce.
29 locals recommend
2nd Street Bistro
122 N 2nd StThe buffalo chicken sandwich is huge and delicious. Turns into a party at night, along with the rest of downtown fort pierce.
Live music and friendly locals, and just a 2 minute bicycle ride from the townhouse.
13 locals recommend
Little Jim Bait & Tackle
601 N CausewayLive music and friendly locals, and just a 2 minute bicycle ride from the townhouse.
The seared tuna tacos are fantastic. Good variety of raw clams and oysters. Great date spot.
45 locals recommend
Cobb's Landing
200 N Indian River DrThe seared tuna tacos are fantastic. Good variety of raw clams and oysters. Great date spot.
This place gets real busy and has a little ice cream place inside. Bar area stays packed.
17 locals recommend
Crabby's Dockside Ft. Pierce
2 Avenue AThis place gets real busy and has a little ice cream place inside. Bar area stays packed.
Hurricane Grill & Wings
2017 Seaway Dr12A Buoy
22 Fishermans WharfTaco Dive
1901 14th AveReally interesting and delicious tacos.
Sunrise City Cafe
204 Orange AveBest latte in town.
Captain's Galley
825 Indian River DrLocals made this place a staple.
Best crab cake I ever had. Seriously.
$9 bread and butter pickles were out of my price range though! :P
7 locals recommend
Pickled
201 North 2nd StreetBest crab cake I ever had. Seriously.
$9 bread and butter pickles were out of my price range though! :P
Harbor Cove Bar & Grill
1930 Harbortown DrThe mahi fish and chips are tops! Great atmosphere!
Best pizza in town, and the entrees are all outrageous! I’m from NYC where we have a high standard for Italian food.. so trust!
8 locals recommend
Lorenzo's Italian Restaurant & Pizzeria
222 Orange AveBest pizza in town, and the entrees are all outrageous! I’m from NYC where we have a high standard for Italian food.. so trust!
Local Breweries
Sailfish Brewing Company
130 N 2nd StBest brewery on the treasure coast!
Kayak Rentals and More
Lisa's Kayaks Inc
500 North CausewayThey’ve got bikes too!
Best Surfing in Florida
Certainly the best surfing on the Treasure Coast. Arguably the best surfing in Florida.
80 locals recommend
Fort Pierce Inlet State Park
905 Shorewinds DriveCertainly the best surfing on the Treasure Coast. Arguably the best surfing in Florida.
Sightseeing
Great market with tons of fun things to do — shop, eat, drink, whatever!
49 locals recommend
The Downtown Farmers’ Market of Fort Pierce, Inc.
101 Melody LnGreat market with tons of fun things to do — shop, eat, drink, whatever!
Learn about the Treasure Coast's unique environment and its inhabitants, including the threatened Florida manatee. Inside you'll find an educational film (with closed-captioning), various aquariums, a touch-tank and interactive displays - all of which are enhanced by wonderful volunteers. Eco-boat tours are available along with a wildlife observation tower which provides visitors a bird's-eye-view of the Indian River Lagoon. MOEC is situated at the mouth of Moore's Creek which is a popular spot to see visiting manatees during colder months. There are 400-500 manatees living in our area year-round but, considering their backyard is 156 miles long and connected to a multitude of creeks and canals, it is never guaranteed that they will be visiting the Center at any given time.
65 locals recommend
Manatee Observation & Education Center
480 N Indian River DrLearn about the Treasure Coast's unique environment and its inhabitants, including the threatened Florida manatee. Inside you'll find an educational film (with closed-captioning), various aquariums, a touch-tank and interactive displays - all of which are enhanced by wonderful volunteers. Eco-boat tours are available along with a wildlife observation tower which provides visitors a bird's-eye-view of the Indian River Lagoon. MOEC is situated at the mouth of Moore's Creek which is a popular spot to see visiting manatees during colder months. There are 400-500 manatees living in our area year-round but, considering their backyard is 156 miles long and connected to a multitude of creeks and canals, it is never guaranteed that they will be visiting the Center at any given time.
Free Snorkeling
Worth the quick drive for free access to the best free snorkeling around. If it’s free, it’s for me... and now, you!
Bathtub Reef Beach
1585 SE MacArthur BlvdKid friendly, too!