[jblum315]

I've lived in TV full time for 4 years this month. I haven't tried very many of the restaurants but these are my favorites in TV and nearby:
Lighthouse
Carrabbas
Cody's Roadhouse
Athens
Evans Prairie
Cane Garden
Billy's (breakfast and lunch only)
SugarBoo BBQ (in Mt. Dora)
Burke's BBQ
Mystic Ice Cream

[JAV0108]

BD Beans in Belview
Giovani's
The Freezer in Homosassa
Belview Pizza
Oakwood
Ramshakles

[Cedwards38]

We just discovered the Southern Cotillion in Wildwood. Delicious and definitely worth a try if you love southern cooking! Directly across street from the Courthouse.

[kittygilchrist]

Sakura, Palmer/Lopez and Thai Ruby.

[denise adams]

Originally Posted by Cedwards38

We just discovered the Southern Cotillion in Wildwood. Delicious and definitely worth a try if you love southern cooking!

Gotta add
First Watch for breakfast (by far the best)
Little Joey's (Italian)
Fruitland Park Cafe (don't judge it by it's size)
Dam Diner (best biscuits and gravy ever)
Asian Bistro

[John95019]

Lopez
Palmer's
Giovanni's
Carabbas

[Bogie Shooter]

Here is the Gourmet Club list of 700 restaurants.
The Villages Gourmet Club Restaurant Review Site

[Baileysmom]

That is a great resource Bogie, thanks for posting it.

[Skip]

Originally Posted by Baileysmom

That is a great resource Bogie, thanks for posting it.

Now you can search for all the restaurants within 30 miles that got, say, 12 or more Stars (out of 15) and it came up with 77 restaurants. Wow! Most of the highly rated ones (rated by the real club members) were the ones mentioned above. I still have a lot to try. (I love their site.)

Skip

[mac9]

Have to add Hollywood Cafe in Wildwood, a few doors away from Southern Cotillion. Great NY style deli with the best homemade soups!

[jblum315]

Have to add one. O'Shucks Oyster Bar looks like a dump, but it's a very clean, family-run little restaurant. Fresh oysters, shucked to order; good wings, great burgers and fries, cold beer, what's not to love? It is located on 301, just south of where it crosses 44, in Wildwood. If you're driving south you have to make a U-turn to get into the parking lot. Give it a try for lunch, I guarantee you'll be back for dinner.

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by jblum315

Have to add one. O'Shucks Oyster Bar looks like a dump, but it's a very clean, family-run little restaurant. Fresh oysters, shucked to order; good wings, great burgers and fries, cold beer, what's not to love? It is located on 301, just south of where it crosses 44, in Wildwood. If you're driving south you have to make a U-turn to get into the parking lot. Give it a try for lunch, I guarantee you'll be back for dinner.

I too love raw oysters but have stopped for awhile. This crazy salt water virus.....................31 in Fla. infected by bacteria in salt water - NBC News.com
State health officials say there are two ways to contract the disease: by eating raw, tainted shellfish � usually oysters � or when an open wound comes in contact with bacteria in warm seawater.

[jbdlfan]

Mojos in Belleview is at the top of our's and our friend's list.

[graciegirl]

One of the best run eating places, with always decent Ohio food and nice servers is Bob Evans. Went tonight, and had The Farmer's Choice; perfectly cooked eggs over easy, sausages, hash browns, and a blueberry crepe for 8.49.

Sweetie got his free with the coupon.

Helene had a really fresh salad with their yummy poppy seed dressing and a burger for 7.99.

The server brought us two carafes of coffee, three glass containers of cream and three containers of warm syrup. We didn't ask for extras.

The food was hot and perfectly cooked, and it was served by a very nice woman named Jenny.

Not gourmet but satisfying and not expensive. Just right for a Wednesday night in The Villages with pleasant temperatures all day today.

[Barefoot]

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter

I too love raw oysters but have stopped for awhile. This crazy salt water virus.....................31 in Fla. infected by bacteria in salt water - NBC News.com
State health officials say there are two ways to contract the disease: by eating raw, tainted shellfish � usually oysters � or when an open wound comes in contact with bacteria in warm seawater.

Oh dear. We both love raw oysters and we were planning a trip to O'Shucks as soon as we arrive in The Villages. Normally I don't pay much attention to "gloom and doom" news. But this recent article makes me think that eating raw oysters may not be a great idea right now.