Plan Ahead for Valentine’s Day Dining Out in Naples Area

Plan Ahead for Valentine’s Day Dining Out in Naples Area

Champagne and red rosesMake your plans early to ensure a romantic evening out for Valentine’s Day. From casual to elegant, there are so many wonderful restaurants to choose from in the Naples, Bonita Springs, Marco Island area.

Bonita Springs

Artichoke & Company
11920 Saradrienne Lane, Bonita Springs
239-263-6979

Chops City Grill Bonita
8200 Health Center Blvd, Bonita Springs
239-992-4677

Hyatt Regency
5001 Coconut Road, Bonita Springs
239-390-4398

 

small heart shaped velvet box on white dinner platesEstero

Blue Water Bistro – A la carte dinner menus, and chef specials
23151 Village Shops Way Ste 109, Coconut Point Mall, Estero
239-949-2583

Marco Island

Bistro Soleil
100 Palm Street, Marco Island
239-389-0981. 239-389-0981.


al fresco dining table with heart decorationNaples/North Naples/South Naples

BALEEN Restaurant – Special buffet
The Club at LaPlaya Beach & Golf Resort, 9891 Gulf Shore Dr, Naples, FL 34108
239-598-5707

Chops City Grill Naples – A la carte dinner menus, and chef specials
837 Fifth Avenue South, Naples
239-262-4677

Bayside Seafood Grill & Bar – Special Christmas dinner
4270 Gulf Shore Blvd, North Naples
239-649-5552

The Continental
1205 3rd Street South, Naples
239-659-0007

Café & Bar Lurcat
494 5th Avenue South, Naples
239-213-3357

Campiello
1177 3rd Street South, Naples
239-435-1166

Cosmos Cafe & Pizzeria
536 Ninth Street North, Naples
239-262-8181

Crispy Seafood and Wine Bar
651 Fifth Avenue South, Naples
239-302-6446

Joe’s Diner – Christmas morning breakfast, brunch, and lunch
9331 U.S. 41 North, Naples
239-254-7929

La Bazenne – Christmas Eve tasting menu, French Christmas Eve a la carte menu
474 5th Ave South, Naples
239-682-8623

M Waterfront Grille at The Village on Venetian Bay – Regular and a la cart menus
4300 Gulf Shore Blvd, Naples
239-263-4421

The Local
5323 Airport Pulling Road North, Naples
239-596-3276

Masa
9123 Strada Place #7135, Naples
239-598-0887

two glasses of red wine encircled by red rose petalsOsteria Tulia
466 Fifth Avenue South, Naples
239-213-2073

Paradise Wine
8965 Tamiami Trail North, Naples
239-687-3155

Pazzo! Cucina Italiana – regular and a la carte dinner menus, and chef specials
853 Fifth Avenue South, Naples
239-434-8494

Ridgway Bar and Grill – Christmas a la carte menu on Christmas Day
1300 Third Street South #101, Naples
239-262-5500

Ristorante Ciao – ala carte menu and Italian holiday favorites
835 Fourth Avenue South, Naples

Sea Salt
1186 Third Street South, Naples
239-434-7258

Love plate with pink heart-shaped candleholderStage Deli – Hanukkah and Christmas menu
9105 Strada Place, Naples
239-597-2800

Tartine & Tartelette
11121 Health Park Boulevard # 900, Naples
239-888-1151

Yabba Island Grill – A la carte dinner menus, and chef specials
711 Fifth Avenue South, Naples
239-262-5787

Naples Downtown Promenade Waterfront Dining Plan

Naples Downtown Promenade Waterfront Dining Plan

New Naples waterfront area concept - graphic: Stofft Cooney Architects

New Naples waterfront area concept
graphic: Stofft Cooney Architects

By: JOSEPH CRANNEY | naplesnews.com

A Naples design panel gave final approval Wednesday to a real estate developer’s plan for a downtown promenade of waterfront dining on Naples Bay.

The six-member design review board voted unanimously in favor of the project from Naples Bay Center LLC for five restaurants with rooftop and outdoor dining overlooking the bay near Riverpoint Drive and the Fifth Avenue South bridge.

Harry Zea, the project’s developer, said construction should start this summer and that he hopes to have The Prom on Fifth open by the end of tourist season in 2018.

With approximately 450 seats of roof-top and outdoor dining, 10 dock spaces open to boaters and a boardwalk wrapping around the property, the project stands to become one of the largest public waterfront venues in the city.
“It had to be presented where it was an open atmosphere that incorporated the most fun aspect: the water,” Zea said about his vision for the promenade, which he calls a legacy project.

“It’s rewarding in the sense that I think when you have an idea that’s based upon good intentions — when you can make it actually work on the business side of things — it’s a perfect scenario.”
Zea said 16 restaurants are being considered for the five promenade spaces. He said there will be a variety of offerings.

“A seafood place, a steakhouse, a healthy-eating alternative — we want to make it a place where you go three to four times per week and not always go to the same restaurant,” Zea said.
Zea said the restaurants will be open for lunch and dinner throughout the week, with a possibility for Sunday brunch.

The restaurants will close at 10 p.m. on weeknights and 11 p.m. on weekends, Zea said.

The 1.8-acre site, across Riverpoint Drive from Kelly’s Fish House, has sat vacant for years. The planned one-story building will include roughly 5,800 square feet of rooftop dining and two levels of underground parking. The 296 parking spaces will be open to the general public.

A sidewalk connects the site to Fifth Avenue to the west and Naples Bay Resort, along with the Royal Harbor neighborhood to the east. Design board members commended Zea and architects from Stofft Cooney Architects.

5 Quick Home Makeovers for the New Year

5 Quick Home Makeovers for the New Year

Ravenna model at Miromar LakesWhether you’re considering putting your home on the market this spring or you’re simply looking for a post-holiday pick-me-up, try one of the following ideas to give your living space a boost…and your mental state in the process.

1. If you hate it, lose it. Why wait for spring cleaning? If you roll your eyes every time you pass that sofa in the sitting room that no one uses and you’ve never liked, get rid of it. See if a friend or family member can use it, list it on Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist or a neighborhood tag sale site, or donate it to Goodwill or the local shelter. Don’t hold onto objects that make you unhappy.

2. Make windows a priority. Windows are a critical aspect of our home environment as they control the amount of light coming into a space…or lack thereof. They are also our connection to the world outside, whether that’s on the 25th floor of an urban high-rise, or a few wooded acres in the country. Make sure your windows are dressed optimally for letting light in, providing privacy and enhancing views. It’s also important to assess your curtains, shades and blinds and make any necessary changes. Rule of thumb—less is more.

3. Don’t get walled in. We tend to hang a painting or a mirror on a wall and then let it sit there for years. But who said wall décor needs to be permanent? Our tastes change over the years, so take a good look at your walls and decide if you still like what’s hanging there. If not, check out some great wall décor ideas (photo gallery, mural, unique shelving, etc.) on Pinterest, or your favorite home décor portal.

4. Color cures all. Whether it’s painting an entire room, an accent wall or the kitchen cabinets, the quickest way to a fresh feel and change of mood is through a paint brush. Painting also makes for a great weekend project when forced indoors by inclement weather. Too much to tackle? Then change up your existing color patterns with pillows, throws, bedding and area rugs to create a new palette.

5. Rearrange the furniture. Have you ever repositioned your bed? If so, then you know how that one small step can create an entirely different feel within your bedroom. Try the same with your living room sofa, office desk and bookcases, or family room entertainment equipment. Even switching up the location of lamps, plants and decorative objects can add a new flow to your environs.

Remember, updating your home doesn’t require a major renovation or large investment of time and money. Simple strategies like the above will add welcome changes with little effort.

For more quick home makeovers you can tackle today, contact our office today.

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11 Stories of Luxury Waterfront Living

11 Stories of Luxury Waterfront Living

AQUA Residence 1 floor plan - naplesbonitamarco.comAQUA at Pelican Isle, Naples, Florida
ESTATE RESIDENCE 01 | LEVEL 3
3-Bedroom, 3.5-Bath, Study Family Room, Brk. Nook, Dining Room, Grand Salon

Enclosed Area: 4,171 ACSF
Balcony: 231 SF
Terrace: 299 SF
Total Residence: 4,701 SF

  • Magnificent views of the yacht harbor, Wiggins Bay and the Gulf of Mexico
  • Private elevator foyer
  • Separate passenger and service elevators
  • 9’4” ceiling heights on floors 3-7 (except where dropped)
  • Private, spacious screened sunset terraces and open-air sunrise terraces

Overlooking Wiggins Bay and the Gulf of Mexico, AQUA’s new tower is the ideal location for those who desire a waterfront lifestyle. Spacious residences vary in square footage, ranging from 3,900 to over 4,100 square feet—with penthouses from 3,900 to over 6,500 square feet. Each boasts beautifully designed features, including: luxurious finishes, high ceilings, gourmet kitchens, sunlit back-to-front living areas and lavish master bedroom and bathroom suites.

Directly beside AQUA sits the prestigious Pelican Isle Yacht Club. Membership is optional to our residents, who can take advantage of the club’s services if they so choose.

Panoramic view from Residence 1 Level 4. Photo: aqua-naples.com/

Panoramic view from Residence 1 Level 4. Photo: aqua-naples.com/

Contact David 239-285-1086 for more information on new construction homes in Naples, new construction floor plan variations, and to arrange a visit to AQUA at Pelican Isle in Naples, Florida.


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