Bonita Beach is a popular vacation destination. It is located in Bonita Springs, Florida, part of the Cape Coral-Ft. Myers metropolitan area in Southwest Florida. Bonita Beach Road is the main strip, and you can find a myriad of bars and restaurants dotting it. Finding a place to eat can be a little daunting among all the options, so doing a bit of research before you make your trip can make the decision easier.
Sneaky Pete's features both a full bar and kitchen. The kitchen is open until 1 a.m. and offers a menu that includes burgers, ribs, and steaks. At around 10 p.m. you can enjoy the sounds of a live blues or rock band. The dress code is very lax, and anything from shorts and sandals to slacks and dress shoes is appropriate. Smoking is only allowed outdoors and there is ample parking on-site.
Sneaky Pete's
3465 Bonita Beach Road
Bonita Springs, FL 34135
239-498-8887
If you are more in the mood for an atmosphere conducive to having a low-volume conversation, or even getting some work done, the C Grape Coffee and Wine Bar fits the bill. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner can be had there, and a plethora of desserts is available afterward. Most nights of the week boast an event such as open mic night or ladies' night, and you can enjoy a bottle of wine while you enjoy the talent. Wireless Internet is available, as well as on-site parking and a nice view.
C Grape Coffee and Wine Bar
4450 Bonita Beach Road, Suite 1
Bonita Springs, FL 34134
239-221-7388
cgrape.com
If you are feeling a little rowdy, you can head over to Johnny Malloy's Sports Pub. This Irish-themed bar offers cuisine from America, Ireland, and Italy. Lunch and dinner are served, and the festivities begin shortly after dinner wraps up. Ladies' night and happy hour are popular there, and smoking is allowed inside. If you feel like relaxing, you can always sit at the bar and people watch, because the bar overlooks the dining area.
Johnny Malloy's Sports Pub
10347 Bonita Beach Road
Bonita Springs, FL 34135
239-992-5000
johnnymalloys.com
