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Rosemary Beach
Rosemary Beach restaurants
Rosemary Beach is the cobblestone town just east of Alys Beach, and it’s an easy place to park once and walk to dinner. The restaurants here cover morning cafes, a real dinner selection, and seafood if that’s the meal you came for.
For breakfast, look at 3rd Cup, Amavida Coffee Roasters, Charlie’s Café, Cowgirl Kitchen, and The Summer Kitchen Café. Seafood is Crabby Steve’s, Gallion’s, Havana Beach Bar & Grill, Pescado Seafood Grill & Rooftop Bar, and Restaurant Paradis. Crabby Steve’s is up in High Pointe; the others are in town.
Pescado, the rooftop, is one of Lauren’s Favorites if you want a shorter shortlist inside town. The town page is where to read about Rosemary Beach itself; this page is for choosing the meal.
The streets are cobblestone, so real shoes beat beach flip-flops after dark. Hours move with the season. Rosemary isn’t a stroll from Seaside or WaterColor — drive over, park once, and stay for the evening.
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3rd Cup
3rd Cup is a cozy coffee shop perfect for a morning stop. Relaxed and welcoming.
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Amavida Coffee Roasters
Amavida Coffee Roasters serves high-quality coffee in a casual café setting. A local favorite.
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Charlie’s Café
Charlie’s Café serves breakfast and lunch at 46 N Barrett Square in Rosemary Beach, including bowls, sandwiches, and coffee.
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Cowgirl Kitchen
Cowgirl Kitchen on Main Street in Rosemary Beach serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
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Crabby Steve’s
Crabby Steve’s serves seafood right on the beach in a laid-back setting. Great for waterfront dining.
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Edward’s Fine Food & Wine
Edward’s Fine Food & Wine offers upscale dining in an intimate setting. Perfect for a romantic night.
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Gallion’s
Gallion’s is the oyster and seafood room on Barrett Square in Rosemary Beach. See the current menu, hours, and events.
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Havana Beach Bar & Grill
Havana Beach Bar & Grill blends Cuban and coastal flavors in an upscale setting. A unique dining option.
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Kilwins
Kilwins serves ice cream and sweets in a fun, casual environment. A classic dessert stop.
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La Crema Tapas & Chocolate
La Crema offers tapas and desserts in a romantic atmosphere. Perfect for sharing plates and drinks.
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Pescado Seafood Grill & Rooftop Bar
Pescado delivers seafood and cocktails with rooftop views. A premium sunset dining spot.
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Playa Bowls
Playa Bowls serves healthy bowls and smoothies in a grab-and-go format. A fresh and quick option.
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Restaurant Paradis
Restaurant Paradis offers fine dining with an elegant menu. Ideal for special occasions.
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Sugar Shak
Sugar Shak offers sweet treats in a casual setting. Perfect for dessert.
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Tahona Tacos & Tequileria
Tahona Tacos & Tequileria serves Latin American tacos and agave cocktails on the first floor of Rosemary Beach town center. Walk-in only.
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The Summer Kitchen Café
The Summer Kitchen Café was Rosemary Beach’s first restaurant. It is in the red building under the Rosemary Beach Inn on Main Street, with breakfast…
Common questions
What can I eat in Rosemary Beach?
Breakfast at the cafes, dinner through the evening, and seafood at Crabby Steve’s, Gallion’s, Havana Beach Bar & Grill, Pescado Seafood Grill & Rooftop Bar, and Restaurant Paradis. Show Rosemary Beach seafood.
Is this the same list as the town page?
Same restaurants. The town page tells you about Rosemary Beach. Here you can open the directory or the map with the town already selected. See them in the directory.
Where does Rosemary Beach sit on 30A?
Just east of Alys Beach and west of Inlet Beach. It’s a drive from Seaside, not a walk, and it’s the cobblestone town if you want to park once for the evening. See the walkable towns.