Trident

Southern food has always been about comfort, as it should be. Trident aims to gently nudge your perspective. Our vision is to showcase historically southern ingredients, and present them in an interesting and unique way. A southern spin on comfortable fine dining.

How did you find yourself at Trident; by land or by sea? Dock your boat, park the golf cart, or lean your bicycle against the fence. Step through the doors and find yourself under the sun or under the sea. Trident’s walls are floor-to-ceiling windows, so whether you’re seated at the pecan-top bar or submersed in the ocean dining room, every seat has a spectacular view to remember Florida’s forgotten coast.

The Lodge at Wakulla Springs State Park

In 1937, financier Edward Ball took his idea of quiet elegance and placed it gently in the most serene place he’d found on his international travels, Wakulla Springs. He imported marble and tile, hired artisans in iron and stone, and introduced to the world a most unique retreat.

Today, the Lodge offers guests a variety of guest rooms, a restaurant and old fashioned soda fountain on site, bike rentals to explore the State Park, and a jungle cruise to spot wildlife. Positioned on the shores of the Springs’ beach, with miles of trails stretching from its parking lot – the Lodge is the perfect homebase to explore Edward Ball Wakulla Springs State Park.

Come for a few minutes or a week – you’ll leave smiling.

Seineyard at Wildwood

Seineyard (pronounced sayn-yard) literally means an area where people congregate to purchase fish caught with a seine net. Today, the Seineyard is a lively restaurant that cooks up any seafood dish you could imagine plus the southern delicacies you’d expect from a place like Wakulla. Enjoy Sunday buffets at the Wildwood location.

San Marcos Mexican Grill & Cantina

With both Tex-Mex and authentic Mexican on the menu – San Marcos can please even the most scrutinizing palates. This family-friendly restaurant has welcoming staff, both indoor and outdoor seating, and large portions.

Riverside Cafe on the River

Riverside Cafe on the River is a great spot to grab a casual bite to eat with your family, and they’re known especially for two things: serving some of the freshest grouper available straight out of the gulf and offering truly picturesque views of the St. Marks River.

Ouzt’s Too Oyster Bar and Grill

Ouzt’s Too and its predecessor, Ouzt’s Oyster Bar, are mainstays in Wakulla County that go back decades. As you would expect, you can find delicious and perfectly shucked oysters by the bucketful here, but the menu also features some excellent versions of other gulf coast classics like gumbo and mullet dip.

Lucky Goat Coffee (Panacea Coffee)

With both hot drip and cold brew coffee, Lucky Goat brews the classics and specialty blends like candy bar and southern pecan. This coffee bus has cold brew taps built right into the exterior, beconing you to try the local flavors.

Las Palmas Mexican Restaurant

Offering delicious Mexican food lovingly served by attentive staff, Las Palmas is one of a handful of Mexican restaurants in Wakulla everyone knows and loves. Enjoy a family dinner here or meet new friends over margaritas at the bar.