Where to Eat
Cedar Key clams, chowder, casual waterfront lunches, and one historic dining room.
The working coast on the menu
Cedar Key's aquaculture industry gives local hard clams a place on area menus. Look for steamed clams or chowder, and ask which shellfish are local that day. Restaurant hours and menus can change; check directly before making a special trip.


Annie's Cafe
4.6 ★Fresh Gulf seafood, clam chowder, crab cakes, and hearty breakfasts anchor the menu at this casual café near Cedar Key’s waterfront.
1842 Daily Grind & Mercantile
4.8 ★Coffee, breakfast, sandwiches, baked goods, and locally made merchandise share the shelves at this café and mercantile on Second Street.
For a historic dining room, the Island Hotel Restaurant offers a different setting from a casual cafe meal. Annie's Cafe, at State Road 24 and 6th Street, serves diner-style breakfast and lunch; check current hours before visiting.
