There's a super view of the Naples skyline visible in one direction and Fort Myers Beach the other way. Gulf waves lick the shoreline, and you can rent a Hobie cat or aqua cycle at the watersports concession. Visit the first floor primarily for the ATM machine tucked in a corner. Downstairs dining is available, but the second floor is jazzier. It also houses the bar, which was doing a brisk business when we dropped by.
Diners perch on tall stools around elevated lacquered tables.
Virtually everything is fried except for a few raw bar items like clams and shrimp, which are available steamed. Size-wise, there's no complaint. We were served plenty of food. Sides of celery sticks and blue cheese dressing didn't help much, because the cheese taste was barely discernible. Other light fare options include those ubiquitous bar favorites such as clam strips, chicken or grouper fingers, mozzarella cheese sticks, onion rings, jalapeno poppers and fries.