Sanibel/Captiva Dining with a 2.5 year old Diva?
My wife, daughter and I will be staying at Captiva in early July and I was hoping to get some suggestings on places to eat and markets. We will be staying in a condo and are open to all price ranges / types of food. I would also like to find a nice market with quality ingredients and maybe some prepared foods for quick lunches at the condo. If anyone has some local favorites please share :)
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look here for some recs for shopping:
http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/681836
I haven't been to Captiva for dinner for 4 or 5 months. I try to only write recs on places I've been to recently. The restaurant I like the best is Old Captiva House in the charming Tween Waters Inn.
http://www.tween-waters.com/dining.php#2 They get lots of kids, your little diva will do just fine. Quite frankly everything is kid friendly except for a few: Mad Hatter and Thistle Lodge come to mind as places for just the two of you.
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Mad Hatter Restaurant
6460 Sanibel Captiva Rd, Sanibel, FL 33957
Old Captiva House
15951 Captiva Dr SW, Captiva, FL 33924
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Thanks I don't know how I missed that first link lol!! A friend of ours also suggested the Old Captiva House so we will def. hit that one, Thanks a bunch!!
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Old Captiva House
15951 Captiva Dr SW, Captiva, FL 33924
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if she is a 2 1/2 year old diva, you may want to check out this thread http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/5431... for the sake of the other restaurant patrons
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She made it thru Paris so she is golden :). I call her a diva but she really is a great little high end diner!!!
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