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orative tiled sinks, thick towels and a refrigerator stocked with goodies. Ask about week-
day discounts.
South Beach Place
MOTEL
( 772-231-5366;
www.southbeachplacevero.com
; 1705 S Ocean Dr; ste per day $125-175; )
Old Florida with a facelift, this tasteful and bright two-story motel in Vero Beach sits in a
particularly quiet stretch across from the beach. One-bedroom suites have a full kitchen.
Eating & Drinking
Barefoot Cafe
CAFE
( 772 770-1733;
www.thebarefootcafe.com
;
2036 14th Ave; sandwiches $5-10; 8am-3pm Mon-Fri)
Although it doesn't have a beachside location, this laid-back deli is a surf shack in its soul.
Sandwiches, salads and wraps are homemade daily and include high-end ingredients such
as ahi tuna, shiitake mushrooms and shredded asiago cheese.
Waldo's
SEAFOOD
( 772-231-7091;
www.waldosvero.net
; Driftwood Resort, 3150 Ocean Dr; mains $10-22; )
Built out of driftwood by pioneering Vero settler Waldo Sexton in 1935, this is a Vero
Beach institution for dinner and music for everyone (from 9pm). Eat Cajun grouper wraps
on the deck overlooking the ocean or prop up the rustic bar with the locals.
Lemon Tree
CAFE
( 772-231-0858; 3125 Ocean Dr; mains $8-20; 7am-9pm)
Bright and busy, this cheerful downtown eatery is particularly popular for weekend
brunch.
Maison Martinique
FRENCH
(
772-231-7299; Caribbean Court Boutique Hotel, 1603 S Ocean Dr; mains $24-42;
5-10pm Tue-
Sat)
