Hidden Treasure Rum Grill On Ponce Inlet

Visited there for the first time during a holiday a few weeks ago. What a fantastic view! Our table was out on the water. Small crabs run around. It was a very cool experience. The food was also very good! Seafood spectacular! And for Dessert we tried the roasted lime cake.. It was something above the top for me, too rich, but maybe you would like it? We'll be back next year!

Nice atmosphere. Good food. Good drink. We had a blast there enjoying the scenery while sipping on some local brew and eating fine seafood. Parking was the hard part. Close to the restaurant is slim pickings. Park down towards the boat parking on week days. Weekends? Well…..

The location atmosphere and view for lunch was amazing. They had live music for lunch which wonderful and a bonus. We didn’t have anything fancy but my burger was cooked just right my husband enjoyed his clam chowder. The dressing on his Cesar salad was not that good so probably will not order that again. The staff was friendly and attentive. We highly recommend Hidden treasure rum bar grill

Awesome environment, great food, great prices, and friendly staff. Great first time experience! Definitely a hidden treasure...The smoked prime rib and chicken was excellent. Jenn was our server and she stayed on top of everything and was very pleasant.

Recommended by a coworker, we decided to give Hidden Treasure (HT) a shot while spending the day in the area. It’s a cute waterfront bar and grill. They had lunch hour live singer/guitarist which was cool. Nice view of the water if you opt to sit outside but it also has a dimly lit indoor space if you want to eat or drink Indoors. The server was friendly and pleasant. We ordered the grilled cod tacos with a side of Mac n cheese. We also ordered the crab cake sandwich with seasoned fries. The food was surprisingly good and the ambiance was very nice. Overall we had a good experience and would return. They also have a cute little gift shop boutique out front. We stopped in and really liked the art and activewear they were selling.