Where to eat outside The Villages!
 

Where is the best place to eat outside of The Villages????

I have a couple fav's

Harry's Seafood Bar & Grill - Ocala $$$
Marks Prime Steak house - Ocala $$$$$
The Tavern - Celebration FL = $$$$
:mmmm:

The Cotillion in Wildwood

What kind of food??? How far is Wildwood???

I like the Cotillion also. Southern food $$
I also Like Pasta Faire in Bellview $$

Wildwood is the town through which you drive as you exit the turnpike or cross through on 44 from I75. It's located about 6 miles due west of the 466a/Morse intersection.

Belleview Pizza

Oakwood

Gator Joe's (for the ambience)

Blackwater Inn (ditto)

The Villages Gourmet Club list of Restaurants Near The Villages:

http://home.comcast.net/~thevillages...lub/page2.html

Top Restaurant: Sweet Tomatoes, Lady Lake ! ! !


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Goblin Market and Pisces Rising, Mt Dora, Bamboo Bistro, Cotillion Cafe, Vic Embers Supper Club Leesburg and "somebody's name" maybe Al's Top Shelf in Tavares.

Canada WDW, expensive but best steak I ever had!

The Villages Gourmet Club has a list of places outside TV.
http://home.comcast.net/~thevillages...lub/page3.html

Krystal in Ocala.............:shocked:

It's kinda a Midwestern/White Castle thing, I reckon! :pepper2:

Bill :)

White Castle??? That's what you got??? Really???? :1rotfl::1rotfl::1rotfl:

Oh wait.... You are being serious.... sorry... mybad.....:D

Love Stumpknocker's for catfish on the river.

I can relate to Bill. The occasional (but powerful, when it hits - usually without warning, just like a Ninja) craving for these tiny but oh, so enticing little burgers is sometimes acquired very early in life (but it is probably never too late) and once it's there I'm afraid for at least some of us there is no fighting it, and no substitute (no steak or lobster will do) or permanent solution to this vice short of surrender (one must know his or her limitations), which, I'll confess, means a drive to Ocala. At some of life's most stressful - or most or celebratory, or just hilarious - moments, White Castle (that's what we had in Louisville) was one of our favorite late night go-to places; it was always there for us and it never let us down.

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