Poll: What's the best dock and dine restaurant on the Treasure Coast?

The Treasure Coast is the perfect place to dock and dine.

Many waterfront restaurants in Indian River, St. Lucie and Martin counties allow patrons to pull up in their boats along the Indian River Lagoon and St. Lucie River for free.

Most of the places allow you to dock for free only if you’re dining or drinking at their establishment. Some public docks allow access to multiple restaurants.

If there’s a marina involved, you might need to call to give a heads-up about your plans to dock to go to the restaurant.

Although there’s no specific time limit for most of the places, you typically can’t leave your boat tied up all day and night. If you need to leave your boat for any reason, talk to the restaurant or marina.

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What's your favorite dock and dine restaurant on the Treasure Coast?

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• Two Georges Dockside Grille, Port Salerno
• Shrimpers Grill & Raw Bar, Port Salerno
• Mangia Clam Bar, Port Salerno
• Pirate’s Cove Resort & Marina, Stuart
• Stuart Boathouse, Stuart
• Sailor’s Return, Stuart
• Waterfront, Stuart
• Baha Grille, Sandpiper Tiki Bar & Latitudes Tiki Bar at Hutchinson Island Marriott Beach Resort, Stuart
• Dolphin Bar & Shrimp House, Jensen Beach
• Conchy Joe’s Seafood Restaurant & Bar, Jensen Beach
• Sauder’s Landing at Nettles Island, Jensen Beach
• Crabby's Dockside, Fort Pierce
• On the Edge Bar & Grill, Fort Pierce
• Little Jim Bait & Tackle, Fort Pierce
• Skipper's Cove Bar & Grill, Fort Pierce
• Cobb’s Landing, Fort Pierce
• 12A Buoy, Fort Pierce
• Riverside Café, Vero Beach
• Squid Lips, Sebastian
• Capt’n Butcher’s Seafood Grill & Bar, Sebastian
• Capt Hiram’s Resort, Sebastian