Boater's Grill

Boater’s Grill is an open-air seafood and Latin restaurant at No Name Harbor, inside Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park on Key Biscayne. Its waterfront tables look across the marina, where you can watch boats head toward Stiltsville. The menu includes ceviche, shrimp in creole sauce, grilled fish and yuca fries, alongside familiar fried dishes with a Cuban twist. Come for a relaxed meal by the water and a taste of Old Miami; check the menu before you go if you’re watching your budget.

Finding Boater’s Grill

The restaurant is at No Name Harbor, within Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park on the south end of Key Biscayne. Reaching it means following the park’s winding roads. Its position inside the park gives you a marina view while you eat, with boats moving out toward Stiltsville.

The setting is casual and open-air, a change of pace from a meal in the city. The waterfront is the main draw, especially if you want to linger over lunch or dinner while watching the harbor.

What to order

The menu brings together seafood and Latin-inspired cooking. Ceviche, shrimp in creole sauce, grilled fish and pescado frito are among the options, with yuca fries for the table and key lime pie for dessert. The menu also includes seafood paella and lobster, though these dishes have been a less reliable choice for some diners.

Prices have struck some diners as high, so look over the menu before settling in if cost matters to your plans. Going outside peak times can help you avoid a long wait. The appeal here is the combination of a harbor-side meal and an easygoing setting, with familiar seafood and Cuban-influenced dishes on the menu.