"That Place on 98" could have easily been named "That Place on the Bay". It's location on the shore of the St. George Bay is certainly one of it's major drawing cards. Residents and visitors clamor for a seat on the covered deck facing the wide expanse of water leading to St. George Island.

The restaurant and oyster bar's fresh local seafood, including the world famous Apalachicola Bay Oysters, and great desserts also enhance the popularity.
Open daily at 11:30 am:
The lunch menu is served from 11:30 am until 4:30 pm. The dinner menu is also available for those who prefer the restaurant’s amazing evening entrees. |
Some may wonder how in the world a former professional golfer became a restaurant owner on Florida's Forgotten Coast, And why?
The answer is simple. Like so many aspiring golfers, Mike had to work in order to fund his dream of playing the pro circuit on a regular basis. Mike found that work, and a second love, in the Restaurant business.
Once after Mike's professional playing days were over, he was traveling Highway 98 in Franklin County when he came upon an intriguing restaurant on Eastpoint's colorful working waterfront. It was known as "The Seafood Shack" and Mike fell in love with both the eatery and the area. In December of 1996 he purchased the restaurant and "Than Place on 98" was born. |
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