Seahorse Restaurant

Established in 1911, Pass-a-Grille was one of the original beach communities on the West Coast of Florida. A community of history and individuality, this bit of historic sand extending 31 blocks long and 1 block wide boasts a colorful past of pirates and smuggler alike.

The old town center was located between 7th and 9th Avenues and many of the original structures are still standing. Robert Ripley of "Believe It or Not" fame once called 8th Avenue "America's Shortest and Most Beautiful Main Street."

The Seahorse Restaurant, established in 1938, was one of the original Drive-In restaurants. It has been an important part of Pass-A-Grille for many years, attracting tourist and local folks alike to it's open air feeling and casual atmosphere. Family-owned and operated for the last 40 years, The Seahorse is an ideal stop when visiting this charming beach town.