For over 20 years, Pamela Lanier's Daytona Beach, Florida Travel Guide has been your connection to Daytona Beach's tourism community with invaluable details on local attractions, restaurants, shopping, museums, history, outdoor recreation and more.
Daytona Beach Shopping & Dining
After a day of fun in the sun, hit the shops of Daytona Beach for a little retail therapy. You’ll fall in love with the fine boutiques, antique shops, and unique gifts made by local artisans. The Downtown Historic District is a great spot to begin your shopping exploration. Take a chocolate tour, browse the antiques, grab a bite to eat or even a quick mani-pedi. After you’ve shopped ‘til you drop, head back to your bed and breakfast for an afternoon cocktail on the porch before you freshen up for dinner.
Sip a 64-oz margarita (a Daytona Beach special!), sample fresh Florida seafood, choose between 24 different styles of grouper, savor crab cakes and drunken shrimp, sink your fork into Jamaican and Cuban cuisine, or indulge in some of the familiar favorites like pizza, burgers, and Chinese cuisine. Daytona Beach restaurants delight visitors with casual atmosphere, upscale elegance, unique themes, and of course delicious food. Ask your bed and breakfast innkeeper for restaurant recommendations to discover hidden dinner spots, favorite local shacks and more.
