Jacksonville's independent coffee scene is neighborhood-specific. Bold Bean in Riverside, BREW in Five Points, Community Loaves in Murray Hill, Soul Coffee in Mandarin — here's where to get a good cup depending on which part of the city you're in.
Most 'Mayport shrimp' in Jacksonville is imported. Here's where to find the real thing — from Safe Harbor's working dock to Singleton's 1969 institution — and what makes Jacksonville's Atlantic seafood scene different from the rest of Florida.
Jacksonville is too big to eat well in without local guidance. The restaurants locals actually go to are scattered across Springfield, Riverside, Murray Hill, and Mandarin — not on the Southbank. Here's where to look.
Murray Hill is Jacksonville's most walkable neighborhood and its best-kept secret — a single strip of Edgewood Avenue packed with indie coffee, craft beer, Nashville hot chicken, and street art. Here's how locals do it.
Jacksonville's indie coffee scene is one of the most underrated in Florida — from Riverside roasters to San Marco neighborhood spots. Skip the chains. Here's where locals get their fix.
EverBank Stadium holds more than 60,000 seats and, for eleven months of the year, its surrounding blocks look like what they are: parking infrastructure waiting for a purpose. On Sundays from September through January, those same blocks become one of the louder tailgate cultures
The lions don't roar. They sit, weathered green and a little uneven, at the center of a fountain that's seen nearly a century of Jacksonville weddings, prom photos, and Sunday afternoons. Cast from the same Florentine molds as their relatives in Loggia dei Lanzi, the three bronze
Jacksonville's coffee scene runs on patios, and patios in this city run on dogs. Walk Park Street on a Saturday morning and you'll count more golden retrievers than parking spots, each one tied to a chair leg while their human nurses a flat white. The combination of mild winters,
Cross the Fuller Warren Bridge from downtown and the skyline thins out fast. Within a mile you're under live oaks, the streets curve to follow the river, and the houses get older and stranger — Prairie School, Tudor Revival, a few Mediterranean piles with tile roofs that have bee
By Wednesday of game week, the LaQuinta parking lots off Salisbury Road already smell like charcoal and bourbon, and the RVs lining the Gate River bend have been there since Sunday. Jacksonville does not stop for the Florida–Georgia Game so much as it dissolves into it — hotel ra
Quesabirria, consomé, and the Jacksonville kitchens that actually nail the slow-braised beef — ranked by a local food editor, not by Google.
Smoky al pastor, hand-pressed tortillas, and the Jacksonville Mexican spots locals actually return to — ranked by a food editor, not by Google.