Hurricane Juel's Restaurant

The first time I ate at Capt “Hurricane” Juels was in the early 70s, my father took me there the day after deep sea fishing. The food, although no where near as good as it was, is still very good. We could tell the calamari was frozen, but the main courses were very good. I’m guessing the reason is because it’s now under corporate ownership, which usually means fresh food is an afterthought. Service was outstanding and very attentive. If nothing else, this place will always have good memories of spending time as a boy with my father.

Enjoyed lunch here on the waterfront watching the boats go by. The outdoor seating is very pleasant on a nice day. Photos are the Oysters Rockefeller and the stuffed flounder with wasabi coleslaw & hushpuppies with cinnamon butter. The food was great. The service was great. We will be back!

Cocktails and fried seafood… yes, please. This place could serve mediocre food and I’d still go for the view. But the food is good and the drinks are stout. Sit outside for the best experience, especially at sunset.

This is a great place for happy hour on the Intercoastal Waterway! Large happy hour menu and very reasonably priced drinks. Service was excellent. We went on Thursday night and Mr. Bruce was entertaining in the bar - one of the beat singer/guitar players around the beach right now. Highly recommend!

We stopped in here for lunch Sunday around 1pm. We arrived on jetskis and, right away, noticed minimal dock parking but made it work. We sat at the bar, and the restaurant was nearly empty. The dining area is very large and spacious. They have multiple places where you can eat and a beer garden. We ordered ultra drafts, and unfortunately, the bartender forgot but mugs in the freezer last night, so we had no chilled mugs. We got chicken clubs and sandwiches each, both with fries. They were hot and fresh off the grill. Fries were good, Bartender was reportedly tired stating they were understaffed. We love little river and we love local business so we will be back to see how the second visit goes.