Juno Beach · Local Dining Guide
Best Places to Eat, Drink & Hang Out in Juno Beach, Florida
Breakfast, seafood, sushi, casual drinks and gelato in Juno Beach, each checked on its own website, plus easy ways to pair a meal with the beach.
By Christine DekantUpdated

Breakfast and daytime
Juno Beach Cafe
A breakfast-and-lunch café on U.S. 1. Its site says breakfast is served all day, and it closes in the early afternoon, which makes it a daytime stop rather than a dinner one.
- Where
- 13967 U.S. 1
- Best for
- Breakfast · Lunch
- Good to know
- Check current hours on its own site before you go.
- Official info
- Juno Beach Cafe(opens in a new tab)
Seafood and dinner
Two sit-down options with different styles. Neither is the only choice, so check menus against what you want.
Captain Charlie's Original Reef Grill
A seafood restaurant serving lunch and dinner, with fresh local fish and an open kitchen. According to the restaurant, Ross and Mary Beth Matheson opened it in 1989.
- Where
- 12846 U.S. 1
- Best for
- Seafood · Lunch · Dinner
- Good to know
- Its site says it does not take reservations; parties of eight or more are asked to call ahead. Check current hours on its site.
- Official info
- Captain Charlie's Original Reef Grill(opens in a new tab)
Ke'e Grill
A dinner restaurant on U.S. 1 whose OpenTable listing describes a focus on seafood, steaks and chops.
- Where
- 14020 U.S. 1
- Best for
- Dinner · Seafood
- Good to know
- It takes bookings through OpenTable. Check current hours and the menu on its own site.
- Official info
- Ke'e Grill(opens in a new tab)
Casual drinks, game days and social meals
Thirsty Turtle Seagrill
A casual restaurant and sports bar serving seafood, burgers, wings and craft beer, with more than a dozen TVs for games. It works for a relaxed meal as well as a game night.
- Where
- 13981 U.S. 1
- Best for
- Casual meal · Watching games · Groups
- Good to know
- Its entertainment calendar lists live music by location, with Juno Beach events marked. Check the calendar and current hours before you go.
- Official info
- Thirsty Turtle Seagrill Juno Beach(opens in a new tab)
Sushi and lighter dinners
Sushi Jo
The Juno Beach location of a sushi restaurant group with several locations. Its site posts lunch and dinner menus and a sake menu.
- Where
- 14261 U.S. 1
- Best for
- Sushi · Lunch · Dinner
- Good to know
- Check current hours and menus on its own site.
- Official info
- Sushi Jo Juno Beach(opens in a new tab)
Dessert and after dinner
Matty's Gelato Factory
A gelato shop at Plaza La Mer, on the corner of Donald Ross Road and U.S. 1, across from Loggerhead Marinelife Center. According to the shop, its gelato is made in Stuart and served there and in Juno Beach.
- Where
- Plaza La Mer, 867 Donald Ross Road
- Best for
- Gelato · After dinner
- Good to know
- Flavors change. Ask the shop directly about ingredients and allergens, and check current hours on its site.
- Official info
- Matty's Gelato Factory(opens in a new tab)
Plan your visit
| Venue | A good fit for | Confirm before you go |
|---|---|---|
| Juno Beach Cafe | Breakfast and lunch | Hours |
| Captain Charlie's Original Reef Grill | Seafood lunch or dinner | Hours; no reservations, large parties call |
| Ke'e Grill | Dinner | Hours and booking |
| Thirsty Turtle Seagrill | Casual meal, games | Hours and entertainment calendar |
| Sushi Jo | Sushi | Hours and menus |
| Matty's Gelato Factory | Gelato | Hours, flavors and allergens |
Hours can shift with the season, and some places change them for holidays or events. Each venue's own site is the place to check.
Where to hang out beyond a table

A meal here pairs easily with time outside:
- The beach. Palm Beach County's Juno Beach Park, open sunrise to sunset, has a guarded swimming area, parking, restrooms and showers. Check the county's beach conditions before swimming.
- The pier. The Juno Beach Pier isn't free: Loggerhead Marinelife Center, which manages it, lists a spectator fee and a separate fishing fee, and its hours change by season. Refurbishment began on June 1, 2026, so check the pier page for current hours and closures.
- Loggerhead Marinelife Center, across U.S. 1 from Plaza La Mer, for a visit before or after gelato. Check the Center's site for current hours and programs.
- Pelican Lake at the Town Center, which has a lakeside path and a patio with picnic tables.
Our Juno Beach local guide covers the beach and pier in more detail, and the hidden gems guide adds Juno Dunes and the town's self-guided history tour.
Nearby options
Juno Beach's neighbors are separate municipalities with more restaurants and shopping within their own limits, including the Town of Jupiter, the Village of North Palm Beach and the City of Palm Beach Gardens. How convenient they feel depends on where you start and when you go, so check your own route. For more ideas in town, see our guide to things to do in Juno Beach.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I eat in Juno Beach?
Options include Juno Beach Cafe for breakfast and lunch, Captain Charlie's Original Reef Grill and Ke'e Grill for seafood and dinner, Thirsty Turtle Seagrill for a casual meal or a game, Sushi Jo for sushi, and Matty's Gelato Factory at Plaza La Mer for dessert. It isn't a complete list; check each venue's site for current hours.
When did Captain Charlie's Reef Grill open?
In 1989, according to the restaurant, which is now called Captain Charlie's Original Reef Grill. Its site says it doesn't take reservations, and parties of eight or more are asked to call ahead.
Does Ke'e Grill take reservations?
It takes bookings through OpenTable. Check current hours and booking details on its own site before you go.
Where can I watch a game in Juno Beach?
Thirsty Turtle Seagrill on U.S. 1 is a casual restaurant and sports bar with more than a dozen TVs. Its entertainment calendar lists live music by location, so check it and the current hours before you go.
Where is Matty's Gelato Factory in Juno Beach?
At Plaza La Mer, 867 Donald Ross Road, on the corner of Donald Ross Road and U.S. 1, across from Loggerhead Marinelife Center. Flavors change, so ask the shop directly about ingredients and allergens.
Is the Juno Beach Pier free?
No. Loggerhead Marinelife Center, which manages the county-owned pier, lists a spectator fee and a separate fishing fee, and the pier's hours change by season. Refurbishment began on June 1, 2026, so check the pier page for current hours and closures.
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