Waterfront restaurant

<span>In Ayutthaya a house with restaurant and hotel is a place to rediscover the values of traditional local craftsmanship, where shrimps and design are culture.</span>

The Catawba River and its manmade reservoirs — including Lake Norman and Lake Wylie — run down the west side of Charlotte and its surrounding suburbs, providing a nearby outdoor escape from urban sprawl.

From beachfront to Creekside...

Enjoy The Gazebo at Golden Eye, Jamaica! Built in an aerie, tree house-style, the newly designed Gazebo (with lounge and restaurant) serves up dishes with an international flavor. Overlooking both Low Cay Beach and The Lagoon, the Gazebo is the sexy, open-air spot to enjoy cocktails while watching fiery Caribbean sunsets. Dishes range from grilled lobster tail to seasoned rack of lamb, complemented with an international wine list. #DDHRM #JamaicaHappy #GoldenEye

Settle into ocean views, salty breezes, and excellent food and drink.

At these waterfront restaurants, the views are just as sublime as the cuisine.

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Perfectly perched where the sea meets the sky, Ocean Social by Chef Tristen Epps delivers soulful yet elevated coastal cuisine in an unparalleled oceanfront setting and is the perfect place to enjoy breakfast, lunch, dinner and weekend brunch.

Suffolk County is home to some of the best seaside views in Long Island. These waterfront restaurants offer captivating views of the ocean and relaxing and comfortable accommodations.

As an island with hundreds of miles of coastline and dozens of restaurant-laden harborside villages, there is no shortage of incredible waterfront dining experiences across Long Island. From dockside clam shacks to beach bars, to celebrity chef-owned restaurants where you can watch boats arrive with