This is definitely a favorite for those looking to eat at the beach! Feature fresh gulf seafood with an amazing view of Panama City Beach, It all adds up to a dining experience like no other. Sharky’s Gulf Front Restaurant offers seafood classics, local favorites, and of course, a twist to the menu that only Sharky’s can prepare. Check Out Our Information On:

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Sharky’s has been a staple on the Gulf of Mexico for seafood lovers for over 30 years, and it continues to attract a steady stream of locals and beachgoers who come back time and time again for the laid back beach bar atmosphere and excellent live music nightly during the season. The original founder of Sharky’s even worked as a lifeguard on these very shores when he was growing up in the area, so it’s no surprise that the restaurant has Panama City Beach History embedded in its bones, and it remains one of the quintessential beach bars on Florida’s beautiful Gulf Coast.

Seafood lovers will definitely want to know what’s on the menu at Sharky’s and they won’t be disappointed by the wide variety of takes on area classics, as well as some dishes that are influenced from around the globe. The selections are reminiscent of casual beach bar food, but the expansive menu truly has something for everyone. If you’re craving a southern classic you can go with the catfish and grits, topped with a rich tasso ham gravy. Oyster aficionados will appreciate the oysters on the half shell, but there are also several varieties of enticing baked oysters to try as well. Or if you’re more in the mood for global flavors, the mango Mahi salad or scallops St. Jacques might be more to your liking.

Don’t overlook the selection of cajun and creole dishes on the menu either, because even though Sharky’s is a way up the coast from New Orleans, real locals know that dishes like gumbo and PO’ boys are nearly as endemic to the Florida panhandle as they are to Louisiana.