A NAPLES BAY TRADITION
For over 25 years, the family owned and operated Boathouse on Naples Bay has been serving delicious food and beautiful views to generations of local families. It's casual waterfront dining that will exceed your expectations!
The Boathouse on Naples Bay is an honored classic in Naples, serving the best of the sea along with premium meats, old world pastas and more. The expansive wine list is full of options to accompany your meal and all the cocktails are made with premium liquor and fresh fruit puree.
WATERFRONT DINING.
THE NAPLES WAY.
Their outdoor Lido deck overlooks the gorgeous waters of Naples Bay, allowing guests to watch the boats drift by or catch sight of a dolphin making a splash. The Gangway Lounge features a full-service bar, and if you come between 3:30 pm and 5:30 pm. you're bound to find a happy hour favorite. The Panoramic Promenade is the main lower dining area, with large floor to ceiling windows that look out over the water. Planning a big event? To the Bridge! The unique and adventurous atmosphere is one you won't find anywhere else in Naples!
Award Winning
The Boathouse on Naples Bay, a local and critical favorite, year after year! Nominated by OpenTable Diners Choice and TripAdvisor.
Four Generations
Four generations worth of locals in some families, what a privilege it is to continue to serve them.
Locally Owned
The Boathouse on Naples Bay is a locally owned restaurant for over 25 years with breathtaking waterfront views.
1964
The Island Hut Opens
On June 4th 1964, The Island Hut opens overhanging Naples Bay specializing in Polynesian food.
1984
New Ownership
In 1984 Pates Marker IV is sold to the national franchise The Chart House.
1999
The Boathouse Is Named
In 1999 the Chart House is bought by Ron Sarajian and renamed The Boathouse, where the term “Dock and Dine” is adopted.
Present
A Naples Tradition
The Boathouse on Naples Bay continues to be a time honored classic in Naples, and will be for many years to come.
1964
The Island Hut Opens
On June 4th 1964, The Island Hut opens overhanging Naples Bay specializing in Polynesian food.
1984
New Ownership
In 1984 Pates Marker IV is sold to the national franchise The Chart House.
1999
The Boathouse Is Named
In 1999 the Chart House is bought by Ron Sarajian and renamed The Boathouse, where the term “Dock and Dine” is adopted.
Present
A Naples Tradition
The Boathouse on Naples Bay continues to be a time honored classic in Naples, and will be for many years to come.
MORE THAN A VIEW.
It's a historic landmark, with a history of many names behind it. In 1964, the Island Hut overhanging Naples Bay opened. The restaurant, specializing in Polynesian food was sold to a group of investors and became Pate's Marker IV. In 1969, this restaurant began massive renovations and welcomed nautical décor. In 1984, the restaurant was sold to the national franchise the Chart House. In 1999 it was bought by the Sarajian family, who renamed it "The Boathouse on Naples Bay".
The business is award winning and long standing, a local and critical favorite that has served four generations worth of locals in some families. Perhaps it's the fact that you can walk, drive or even sail to get there. Located on the Channel Marker 4 in Naples Bay, the restaurant has a 500ft of dock fingers to accommodate restaurant goers' boats. So, stop by! Try the seafood, the steaks, the ribs, the burgers and the Boathouse long time favorites with ice cold beer, one of a kind cocktails, or hand picked wines.
