Mattison’s City Grille, Sarasota FL
Located in the heart of Downtown Sarasota, Mattison’s City Grille offers a unique outdoor atmosphere on a city street. With plenty of fans and shade, the restaurant is a great spot to grab some grub, day or night – and all four seasons.
This open-air restaurant is located directly on the water, keeping a cool breeze flowing year-round. With a laid back atmosphere and tons of friendly faces, you’ll want to put The Old Salty Dog on your ‘must try’ list.
There’s a funky little shack on Siesta Key where we can get together and make jewelry.
Owner Kristine has been beading forever. Beads are her passion, and it’s evident when you visit.
You’re always on Island time when you’re at Tommy Bahama.
But the best time to be at Tommy Bahama is Happy Hour.
If you’re looking for an epicurean experience to remember, don’t miss Columbia Restaurant in St. Armands Circle.
From beachwear to bead art, you can fill your travel bag with a unique Sarasota souvenir when you go shopping in Siesta Key. Stop by the Front Desk on your way back to the Hotel Indigo Sarasota to show us all your loot and treasures. We love seeing what you find out there!
At age 16, while living in England, Ionie Bergs was doing the paper rounds to make some extra cash. Because her father had died of a heart attack at only 38 years old, Ionie began reading up on nutrition. She dreamed of someday starting a healthy restaurant. But instead of going the culinary route, she chose business school.
Tube Dude, Sarasota FL –
Once you see one, you’ll spot ’em everywhere!
These colorful metal men can be found across Sarasota … and around the world.
The Tube Dude himself, Scott Gerber, can design whatever you seek.
After leaving behind a swanky corporate job in Silicon Valley, Kathryn discovered her creative gift and created a place to share it with her lucky visitors. She quite literally drove off into the California fog, said a little prayer and hoped for the best.
Bijou Cafe is located in the heart of Downtown Sarasota’s Theatre + Arts District, across the street from the Sarasota Opera House. What was once a Texaco gas station is now a quaint continental restaurant with modern flair.
