Anna & Krisos
Things To Do and Necessities
Clearwater Beach
North part of the beach is more quiet and closer to the reception!
Clear Sky Cafe
Great overall breakfast and lunch place!
Frenchy's Original Cafe
Multiple locations for Frenchy's, this is the original but the other ones (including one on North Beach) are great too. Known for seafood.
Island Way Grill
Very nice restaurant just a couple minutes from the beach strip
Columbia Restaurant Sand Key
The first "Columbia Restaurant" was opened in 1903 in Tampa and is the largest Spanish restaurant in the world and Florida's oldest restaurant. It serves award winning Spanish-Cuban cuisine that is a must try while in the area!
Wildflower Cafe
Great for breakfast and lunch!
Publix Super Market at Island Village Shopping Center
Multiple Publix locations in area, this would be the place to grab groceries. Also for those out of town you have to try a Chicken Tender Pub Sub (go to deli and ask for this with buffalo sauce and whatever other toppings you want)
Clearwater Marine Aquarium
Home of famous (and now late) Winter the Dolphin as portrayed on the same named movie. Smaller yet very entertaining and informative aquarium!
Main Street
Just between Clearwater and Tarpon Springs, Downtown Dunedin (Main Street) is quaint with multiple shops, breweries, bars, restaurants, coffee, etc!
Honeymoon Island State Park
Very beautiful beach area that is slightly less crowded than Clearwater, in between Clearwater and Tarpon Springs
Publix Supermarket at Caladesi Shopping Center
Multiple Publix locations in area for groceries, this is likely the most convenient Dunedin location. See Clearwater Publix entry for Pub Sub recommendations.
Ozona Blue Grilling Co
Their website describes the experience well: "Enjoy Fine Dining In A Relaxed Atmosphere Where You Can Enjoy Your Day By The Pool And Romantic Evening Sunsets By Night." Dress code is nicer casual. In south Palm Harbor just north of Dunedin. Great food and atmosphere!
Innisbrook, A Salamander Golf and Spa Resort
Can play golf at a PGA tour course or even stay the night, get spa services, etc! In south part of Tarpon just north of Palm Harbor.
Tarpon Springs Sponge Docks
Although somewhat touristy this is a "must see at least once" location - off Dodecanese Blvd is a strip called the Sponge Docks where commercial sponge divers back in the day would load off their sponges. There are some companies who continue to sponge dive for product out of here today. The strip has plenty of stores, restaurants, bars/breweries, bakeries, etc.. - Best Greek restaurants include Katerina's, Dimitri's, Hellas, Limani (more hole in the wall), Mykonos - Best Seafood includes Rusty Bellies - Best Bakeries include National Bakery and Hellas
Tarpon Springs Distillery
Has nationally award winning spirits! They will give you complimentary taste testing. They offer plenty of cocktails from their products and most recently now have bands, other entertainment!
East Tarpon Avenue
Has many great bars/breweries/related, restaurants, stores: - Bars with Restaurant: Tarpon Tavern, Johnny's Taphouse and Grill - Restaurants: Currents (more upscale), The Bistro/ Tuscan Sun, Quirky Fork Euro Cafe, Back Draughts Pizza - Breweries: Silverking, Unrefined, Two Frogs, Brighter Days - Wine: Wine Society - Cocktails: Twisted Orange Craft Cocktail Lounge - Axe Throwing/ Bar: Stumpy's - Arcade Games: Replay Amusement Museum (all ages) - Ice Cream: Orange Cycle Creamery - Coffee: Urban Grounds - multiple types of stores for perusing
Fred Howard Park
Park in Tarpon Springs with play sets for the kiddos but also leads to a causeway for a nice beach outlooking the Anclote River leading out to the Gulf of Mexico