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Formally known as Pineapple Park this park was recently dedicated and named in honor of “Mr. Downtown”, Paul Thorpe, Jr. in 2017. Home to Smithsonian-registered Mermaid Fountain. Provides bench seating. In recognition of the significant contribution to the beauty of the Sarasota area, Paul Thorpe, Jr. Park was awarded the...
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In the heart of downtown Sarasota. The Sarasota Opera House, Selby Public Library and several downtown shops and dining are nearby. Owned and operated by the City of Sarasota Parks and Recreation District.
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A small, intimate bistro-style restaurant, featuring an exquisite menu with New American Cuisine paired with a fine wine selection or a mixed cocktail. Our full service bar is availabe for dining or drinking alike. Casual bar menu available to include burgers, mahi sandwiches, salads, or something on the lighter side-or...
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Barren neighborhood park. No designated parking available. Owned and operated by the City of Sarasota Parks and Recreation District.
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We are a full-service bookstore in the heart of Sarasota's arts, entertainment and restaurant district. We offer books and gift items for all ages. Author signings are frequent at our location as well as discussions with community leaders. We are also the home of PoetryLife, an annual festival which brings...
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This park’s large acreage of scrubby flatwoods makes it one of the best places in southwest Florida to view Florida scrub-jays, an imperiled species found only in Florida. The birds are abundant in this 1,381-acre park. In addition to viewing wildlife, an array of other land-based and water-based recreational activities...
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Experience true Southern hospitality at the Comfort Inn & Suites, Sarasota I-75, where modern amenities meet a warm and inviting atmosphere. Our hotel is an ideal retreat for relaxation, business, and exploration, offering guests a serene escape in the heart of Florida’s natural beauty. Our spacious guest rooms feature Serta...
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This passive park located on the corner of Ringling Boulevard and Links Avenue. Features a circular fountain. No designated parking available. Owned and operated by the City of Sarasota Parks and Recreation District.
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Known as the biggest little Chamber in Florida, the Osprey Nokomis Chamber's purpose is to encourage and promote a positive, balanced and vital business economy in our coastal community and make it a special place to live, work, enjoy the numerous water and inland recreational and social community events together.
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Café on St. Armands is reimagined for 2025 with a fresh, modern twist Inspired by our founders’ dream to bring a taste of Europe to Sarasota’s shores, our menu now has a decidedly Mediterranean undercurrent weaving through each dish. Small plates and shareable bites with bold Southern European and Middle...