Grand Boulevard is billed as Sandestin's "Town Center", and has matured into a destination unto itself with national brands, world-class events, and notable local businesses. It's an eclectic and upscale mix of offices, restaurants, and shopping.
The Market Shops Bloody Mary Festival marks Fall in South Walton on Saturday, October 7 from 11am til 2pm, benefitting Habitat for Humanity Walton County.
The third annual event will feature unlimited tastes of the Emerald Coast’s most creative and innovative Bloody Marys made with Cathead Vodka and served by the some of the best restaurants and bars on the Panhandle. Live entertainment by Luke Langford Band.
Did you hear that? South Walton has sounded a siren call for seafood lovers.
Thanks to local entrepreneurs Pamela and Tim Wellborn you can now find the bounty of the “world’s luckiest fishing village” just inside the welcoming doors of Destin Ice Market 30A in Inlet Beach.
The SoWal location of Destin’s famed seafood shop offers the same quality fresh Gulf seafood as the original, but is much larger with more room for amazing edibles, gourmet gifts and culinary delights.
The Grayton General Store is truly SoWal’s convenience store of choice.
“If you need it, they got it” seems to be the most popular opinion of store shoppers. Located at the corner of Scenic 30A and Hwy 283 in Grayton Beach, the iconic little grocery/deli/bike and watersport venue is a very popular place for all manner of shoppers.
Walking onto the grounds of the Hibiscus Coffee & Guesthouse in Grayton Beach is like taking a step back in time.
SoWal residents and visitors are fortunate to have so many fine restaurants to choose from.
If you’re interested in a real breakfast or lunch treat served in casual surroundings, you can’t go wrong with the beautiful Sunset Bay Café.
The term “just another beautiful day in paradise” is heard often here in SoWal.
The Bay is a casual waterfront restaurant and bar that has earned a reputation for serving some of the best grub in South Walton.
After 29 years in business, Pat Miller’s Goatfeathers Seafood Markets are still a main draw here in South Walton. On the Scenic 30A “west side” in Santa Rosa Beach, the market opened at the same time as his Goatfeathers Restaurant in 1988. The newer Seagrove location opened in 2000, giving residents and visitors on the “east side” of Scenic 30A a closer option for their fresh seafood.
SoWal has a new breakfast hotspot that makes our taste buds holla “mercy me!”
Grits & Grind is an excellent breakfast spot on the East end of Scenic 30A in the Seacrest Village. The recent launch is the latest in a successful string of eateries from the Spell Restaurant Group, including George's, La Crema, Saltwater Grill, & La Cocina (where Grits & Grind is located).
It all started with a local chef's fervent love of what is called the most important meal of the day - breakfast.
