Owners say they'll be ready to open the doors to an expanded cafe in about 2-3 weeks.
Tragedy shines a light on a local enigma
What tastes good to me might not taste good to you. Let's talk about everything but.
What tastes good to you might not taste good to me. Let’s talk about everything but.
What tastes good to you might not taste good to me. Instead, let’s talk about everything but.
The Hurricane restaurant is classic, and popular, place for tourists and locals alike.
In all the bad economic news, there is a bright spot for Florida. Tourism in 2011 is up by nearly seven percent.
The northern tip of John's Pass hides something authentic - a cool banana daiquiri after a hot day on the beach.
Where a New World Beach Meets Old World Flavors
Benjamin's Studios are a unique mix of art gallery, boutique, hair salon and spa, located a few blocks from Gulf Boulevard.
Crabby Bill's is known by locals and tourists, and is one of the places on the beach you can get local seafood.
The Island Surf Shop is more than just a place to purchase boards and surf merchandise, locals regularly hang around the store and hit the waves together.
The Red Lion has a casual atmosphere one would expect on the beach and offers good deals at night to keep the place busy with many residents.
This camp offers kids the chance to learn how to skim board and get out of the house for an few hours.
The world's only upstairs alligator park is located right here at John's Pass on Madeira Beach. Featuring seven-inch baby hatchlings to seven-foot celebrity gators, visitors can feed, hold, and learn about gators. Or better yet, have the gators visit you.
This baker stays true to his roots and rewards beach goers with croissants, eclairs and espresso.
This fruity drink is the perfect finish to a day at the beach.
Gone to the Dogs Boutique specializes in stress-free private grooming and Florida beach wear for pets.
Lisa Coleman has surrounded herself with teas, spices and recipes- and she wants to share them with you.
For the past four years, The Island Shop has kept beach goers on their feet while they learn to paddleboard.
How the Amish Creamery Company shows there's more to Amish culture than the beards and buggies while staying true to their roots.
The giant ice cream cone has been serving soft served treats for over 20 years.
Brownies, ice cream, chocolate and sprinkles- this local dessert has it all.
Candy Kitchen has been specializing in nostalgic candy and toys for 61 years. From 3-color coconut to ABBA-ZABA, the candy store carries sentimental items from the past 100 years.
Christmas comes in July and every other month at K. Kringle's.
The Key lime donut at Lighthouse Donuts is a special Florida treat.
Using dyed towels, the TradeWinds makes a giant flag on the beach every Independence Day.
From the words of Addicted to the Bean, "Come by and feed your ADDICTION!!" It's not just for coffee-lovers, the store offers fruit smoothies, ice cream, pastries and more.
These chimes have volcanic and ancient history combined.
Lori's Soap & Sponge Market has a deep-rooted family history in the sponge industry. With three market locations, the combination of soap and sponges has been a success.
Inn on the Beach, known for its green habits, keeps the environment in mind even in the midst of a storm.
The Pass-A-Grille post office will be closing down for good today.
Puppets galore fill the walls in Treehouse Puppets and Treasures.
Using alligators to beat your children's summertime blues.
The story behind historic Polynesian Putter is a traditional one: Family.
Try the delicious ice cream with a kick of natural Florida wine.
Some 45 years ago, Joe Nuzzo was just fired from his job and partly out of frustration, he started a surf shop. It's still going strong.
This beachfront drinkery is a default destination for locals and visitors alike.