Archive for May 2016

Tourists Welcome!

We want to welcome you to Owen’s Fish Camp, located Burns Court in Downtown Sarasota, just behind the looming Banyan tree. On your visit to our fine city, we are the go-to place for fine food and Southern Hospitality in a casual atmosphere. Of course,we wouldn’t be a fish camp if we weren’t serving fresh fish caught daily in Sarasota Bay.

Our fresh fish is served by our friendly staff and is accompanied by delicious, classic Southern sides such as black-eyed peas & andouille sausage or spicy local collard greens among many others. Pair your meal with a craft beer or a glass of wine.

You can’t leave Sarasota without stopping by. If you do, you will miss out on a bit of Old Florida. We are located at 516 Burns Court. Our hours are Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 4:00pm – 9:30pm, Friday & Saturday 4:00pm – 10:30pm, and Sunday 4:00pm – 9:30pm. We are looking forward to serving you and seeing you on your next trip through.

Owen’s Fish Camp Located in Quiet Part of Downtown Sarasota

Many locals as well as regular winter snowbirds tell us that Owen’s Fish Camp is a Sarasota tradition, a must-visit restaurant for excellent fish and seafood. However, those who have never been to our rustic, old time seafood shack sometimes have trouble finding us. It’s not that difficult.

Owen’s is located right in downtown Sarasota, but instead of sitting on the waterfront, we’re inland a bit from the hustle and bustle of Bayfront Drive, Sarasota Marina and the high-rise condos that overlook the bay. An easy way to find us is to take Ringling Boulevard towards St. Armand’s Key and turn left at the roundabout at Pineapple Avenue, and then turn right at Selby Lane. Go one street to Burns Lane and turn right again. You’ll find us on the left at 516 Burns Court on the east side of the street. The large Banyan tree out front, given to Owen Burns by Thomas Edison is a great way to locate us. You’ll be glad you did because we ha

Owen’s Fish Camp Located in Quiet Part of Downtown Sarasota

Many locals as well as regular winter snowbirds tell us that Owen’s Fish Camp is a Sarasota tradition, a must-visit restaurant for excellent fish and seafood. However, those who have never been to our rustic, old time seafood shack sometimes have trouble finding us. It’s not that difficult.

Owen’s is located right in downtown Sarasota, but instead of sitting on the waterfront, we’re inland a bit from the hustle and bustle of Bayfront Drive, Sarasota Marina and the high-rise condos that overlook the bay. An easy way to find us is to take Ringling Boulevard towards St. Armand’s Key and turn left at the roundabout at Pineapple Avenue, and then turn right at Selby Lane. Go one street to Burns Lane and turn right again. You’ll find us on the left at 516 Burns Court on the east side of the street. The large Banyan tree out front, given to Owen Burns by Thomas Edison is a great way to locate us. You’ll be glad you did because we ha

Whether it’s a raw oyster still in the shell or a fried oyster with a crispy breading, you will find that here at Owen’s Fish Camp, we take pride in the seafood that we prepare. Oysters are caught fresh and prepared each day in the kitchen so that you have the most delicious piece of seafood possible. We add just the right amount of spices to give flavor while still leaving the taste of the oyster to enjoy. The Oysters Rockefeller with crab is one of the popular dishes on the menu. We also serve them with a bit of lemon and a side of hot sauce for those who enjoy adding their own flavors. So if you are in the mood for Fresh, Florida Oysters – Visit us at Owen’s Fish Camp and find out how we truly are an Old Florida Seafood Restaurant!

Whether it’s a raw oyster still in the shell or a fried oyster with a crispy breading, you will find that here at Owen’s Fish Camp, we take pride in the seafood that we prepare. Oysters are caught fresh and prepared each day in the kitchen so that you have the most delicious piece of seafood possible. We add just the right amount of spices to give flavor while still leaving the taste of the oyster to enjoy. The Oysters Rockefeller with crab is one of the popular dishes on the menu. We also serve them with a bit of lemon and a side of hot sauce for those who enjoy adding their own flavors. So if you are in the mood for Fresh, Florida Oysters – Visit us at Owen’s Fish Camp and find out how we truly are an Old Florida Seafood Restaurant!