Cafe Minino's

This place was located right by the docks. Open air tent style. It was quite crowded with what seemed to be a good deal of locals. We decided to try it out after the golfcart rental guy recommended it. We sat out in area closer to the docks so we could watch the sunset with sand between our toes. Since this was the only real seafood place we had been to we all decided to do the lobster. It was quite tasty. They served it with three medium sized carribean lobster tails. Mine had a garlic butter over top it with rice and some potatoes. The grilled lobster also looked good, however, I didn't try it. We also all shared a plate of their local fish (i don't know what it is) stuffed with seafood mystery stuff. The fish was a fairly bland fish, like a flounder, and it was stuffed with cheese and a mixture of what i believe to be crawfish, octopus, squid, and shrimp. It had a distinct taste to it. I thought it was quite tasty if not unique (minus the octopus) while the rest of my group didn't really care for it.

This restaurant is a great place to come to. Dinner for the three of us all ordering lobsters, one round of beverages, and the stuffed fish rounded out to be about 90 usd or so.