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A January 2004 trip to Belleair by WV CHICK

Quote: My husband and I had had enough of the ice and snow and needed to feel the warmth of the Florida sun!
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Belleair Beach Resort Best of IgoUgo

Hotel | "The Belleaire Beach Club"

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This is a three-story resort that offers one-bedroom/one-bath units directly on the beach. Our room had a gulf-front view from the living room/kitchen/eating area...the entire front of the unit has a sliding glass door as well as a large picture window in the front of the small eating area. There is a balcony, but it is SO small that we didn't go out on it except to stand and enjoy the views. Many of the walls are attractively stenciled. We liked the way that the entrance to the unit is set up with irregular lines. Though small, the unit did not feel "boxy." The bedroom, too, is small compared to the other places we've stayed, and there is no closet in the bedroom. To compensate for that, t...Read More

Member Rating 3 out of 5 on February 13, 2004

Belleair Beach Resort
3200 N. Gulf Blvd.
Belleair, Florida
(727) 517-2582

Salt Rock Grill Best of IgoUgo

Restaurant

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My husband and I spent a week in the Clearwater/St. Pete's Beach area and this restaurant was the best one that we had tried. It never failed to have a filled parking lot every evening, so we know others have discovered this place as well. Many of the tables offer a view of the water, but the biggest attraction is the excellent food, which starts with the bread. YUM!!! It is served warm to be dipped into olive oil with such a tasty combination of seasonings. The prices can be high, but if you go early (before 5pm for dinner), the prices are generally below $12. We tried the steaks, the seafood, and the pasta dishes-- all were excellent. We highly recommend the Salt Rock Gril...Read More

Member Rating 5 out of 5 on February 12, 2004

Salt Rock Grill
19325 Gulf Blvd
Indian Shores, Florida 33785
(727) 593-7625

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From the time you pull into the parking lot until the time you pull out, you will notice that Fathoms is a top-notch restaurant in many ways. It is large and the decor is pleasing to the eye. Though we didn't take advantage of this due to the chilly temps, they have a romantic outdoor eating area, which is beautiful with flowers and hanging baskets. My husband and I were even impressed with the cleanliness and decor of their bathrooms! Both time we ate there during the week, all our meals were above average and, because we took advantage of their "early menu" offerings, the meals were really reasonable in price. If we get to vacation in the Clearwater/St. Pete area again, ...Read More

Member Rating 5 out of 5 on February 12, 2004

Fathoms Island Grill
19915 Gulf Blvd
Belleair, Florida 33785
(727) 595-4218

John's Pass Hubbard's Marina Best of IgoUgo

Attraction | "John's Pass Village and Boardwalk"

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John's Pass is the waterway that separates Madeira Beach from Treasure Island in the Gulf of Mexico. There is a fishing area right along the water with a boardwalk that has shops and eating places. We had a good time watching the pelicans trying to get the fish scraps as two men tossed pieces into the air. It was up close and personal with us and the pelicans. There were water sport activities offered on the boardwalk as well as boat trips. Off the boardwalk... but within the boardwalk area... were many other specialty shops and eateries. You pay to park with each spot metered.

Member Rating 4 out of 5 on February 13, 2004

John's Pass Hubbard's Marina
150 129th Avenue W
Belleair, Florida 33708
(727) 393-1947