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Yes, Naples, Florida restaurants are open for in-person dining as well as take-out and have been for some time.
All Naples area restaurants are open for their full business hours. No vaccination cards are required. You will often see masks suggested by I haven’t seen any masks required signs in my recent dining experiences. I frequently notice that restaurant employees are wearing masks.
It is now typical for all restaurants to offer on-line ordering, curb-side pickup, and touch-free delivery. It has even become commonplace for fine dining restaurants that prepandemic didn’t do much takeout business to now offer the service. But, should you want to dine in person, that option is available too!
I would strongly suggest calling ahead if you want to specifically reserve outside dining.
The great thing about winter in Naples is that the weather is comfortable and suitable for eating outdoors – it’s one of the great things about living and visiting here. If you’ve frequented Naples more known areas like 5th Ave South, 3rd Street South, The Mercato, Venetian Village, or Bayfront, you’ve always known outdoor seating to be an option and preferred this time of year. It allows for some people watching, fresh Florida air, and sunshine. Even on our most chilly of evenings, the large majority of restaurants with outdoor accommodations have heaters to keep you cozy and warm! So, come on out and enjoy
This reminds me that many of you have asked me to do a post about restaurants where you can eat on the water in Naples and I promise that is coming soon.
Take a look at all of the farmers markets in Naples and Bonita Springs here!
