Eat & Drink
Where to eat and drink on Bayshore.
Fifteen spots, all within a short walk or bike ride of Bayshore Drive — tap a name to see it on the map.
A longstanding Bayshore fixture, recently taken over by new ownership under Siobhan Cleveland.
A wine bar from restaurateur Rebecca Maddox, serving dishes like dorade alongside a curated wine list.
Rebecca Maddox's original Bayshore concept, born in 2012 as a wine-focused pivot of her first café — now grown into a small regional brand, with this same corner still its home.
Mediterranean-style dining in the heart of the district.
Craft food and drink right on the water — formerly Three60 Market.
Indian cuisine serving the Bayshore community.
A taqueria serving authentic Mexican fare.
A café inside the Gardenia House boutique hotel — try the mushroom truffle sandwich.
A coffee lounge that doubles as one of the district's easy gathering spots.
Artisanal, house-made ice cream — including a few alcohol-infused flavors for the adults in the group.
A local brewery serving beer, cider, and food on tap in the arts district.
A recently renovated waterfront food truck park — five chef-driven trucks, a full bar, and plenty of outdoor seating.
New York-style Italian pizza and trattoria fare — family-run for over 25 years, now in its third generation.
Authentic Mexican cuisine known for street tacos and the namesake molcajete dish.
An upscale, members-only social club from Rebecca Maddox, in the same Bayshore Dr. complex as Rebecca's.
Map centered on the Bayshore Arts District. Click any name to the left to pin that spot on the map.
This list will grow as we do — hours, menus, and ownership change often in a neighborhood moving this fast. Always confirm before you go.