Welcome to the Reef Seafood & Cocktails Restaurant
6712
Gulf Blvd. St. Pete Beach, Florida | Phone: (727) 367-5577
Casual, relaxing, and fun with great food.
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Margarita |
Strawberry Daiquiri |
Rum Runner |
Pina Colada |
Smoked Fish Spread ... A Local Favorite
Pescados Nuggets ... Bite sized and deep
fried
Blue Crab Claws ... Our house specialty,
fired or sautéed
Crab Cake Sampler ... Homemade single
cake
Calamari ... Lightly breaded to order
Buffalo Shrimp ... Spicy, medium or hot
Garlic Shrimp ... Sautéed with fresh
garlic
Fried Oysters ... Fresh, lightly breaded
Sweet Corn Fritters ... One dozen topped
with powdered sugar
Spinach Artichoke Dip ... Cheesy, served
with warm Pita triangles
Buffalo Chips ... Waffled buffalo
seasoned potatoes
"Panino" Bread ... Fresh baked from La
Casa Del Pane, St. Pete Beach
Chicken Wings ... Bakers dozen, medium,
hot, blackened
Boneless Wings ... 1/2 lb., medium, hot,
blackened
Pot Stickers ... Lightly fried on a bed
of rice
Chicken Fingers ... Served with fries
Chicken Livers ... Southern style, deep
fried
Shoe String Fries
Onion Rings ... Beer batter style
New England Seafood Chowder
Manhattan Seafood Chowder
Caesar Salad
The "Wedge" ... Iceberg lettuce topped
with diced tomatoes, choice of dressing.
Grouper ... the giant 10 oz, fried,
blackened, grilled
Grouper Reuben ... Very special flavor
Good As Grouper ... Reef specialty, deep
fried "Mahi"
Pulled Pork ... Carolina or Memphis
style
Mahi Mahi ... Grilled, blackened, or
fried
Tilapia ... Deep fried, grilled, or
blackened
Big Juicy Burger ... 1/2 lb. sirloin
Robert E. Lee Burger ... Fried bologna,
lettuce, tomato, mayo
Big Gooey Cheesburger ... Best on any
beach
Kerby Burger ... Bleu cheese crumbles,
Swiss cheese, mushrooms
French Dip ... with Au Jus
Grilled Corned Beef ... 1/2 lb., lean
Classic Reuben - Done the right way
Chicken Breast ... 6 oz., grilled or
blackened
Buffalo Chicken ... Spicy, medium or hot
The 'Baddest' Dog ... 1/2 lb. of flavor
Spam ... Recovered from WWII, blackened
add, 5 cents.
Mahi Mahi ... A Reef Favorite, grilled,
blackened, or fried
Crab Cakes ... Great Maryland recipe
Fried Shrimp ... Generous portion
prepared to order
Grouper ... Cooked your way
Sea Scallops ... Yes, the large ones.
Sautéed or fried.
Scallop "Sat" ... Sautéed in a white
wine sauce with spinach, artichoke & fresh tomato over pasta
Stuffed Tilapia ... Stuffed with
crabmeat, artichokes and topped with Hollandaise sauce
"Pork" Osso Bucco ... 23 oz. standing
pork shank over mashed potatoes with vegetables
Tuna Teriyaki ... Rare, with Wasabi
butter and pickled ginger.
Tilapia ... Fried, grilled, or
blackened.
Fried Oysters ... Juicy whole bellies
THE BEST
Sez-A-Me Salmon ... Sesame encrusted and
grilled, seaweed salad, fried rice - a new favorite!
Baby Back Ribs ... Full rack, always
Danish
Pasta Donny ... Shrimp and Blue Crab
sautéed in olive oil and garlic with a rich shellfish broth over
linguini.
Sausage Caliente ... Spicy sausage
grilled to perfection over red beans and rice
Chicken Parmesan ... Fresh marinara,
served with pasta
Grilled Salmon ... 10 oz. dedicatedly
grilled or blackened
"Panino" Bread ... Fresh baked from La
Casa Del Pane, St. Pete Beach
Rice Rilaf
Sautéed Veggies
Bistro Mashed Potatoes (after 4pm)
Pulled Pork Baked Beans
Mac & Cheese
Cole Slaw
Red Beans & Rice
House Salad
Kids
Menu ... 8 or under / 75 and over
Mac & Cheese
Chicken & Fries
Fish Nuggets & Fries
Have you ever asked yourself the
importance of a name in regards to the success of a business?
“Wal-Mart” doesn’t sell walls yet they are the biggest retailer in
the world! Does “Target sell targets? Does “7 – 11” sell dice games
or are they really only open from 7 to 11? The answer is no to all
of the above questions. But “Tire Kingdom” does sell lots of tires
and ‘Best Buy” might offer the lowest price!
So what’s the point?
“Bobby’s Place” was named after Bob (the owner). “Chart House” meant
there were maps on the walls. “Spoonbills” was the owner’s favorite
wild bird. I guess a “Scrumpy” is some sort of drink popular in
England, “West Coast Grille” was the location. Bobby’s Place, Chart
House, Spoonbills, West Coast Grille, and Scrumpy’s are all former
names of businesses at this location since 1989! So obviously the
name didn’t help these previous owners achieve success or a loyal
customer base. So now comes the “Reef”, number six.
Why the name “Reef”? Consider these reasons: easy to spell, easy to
remember, easy to relate to pleasant thoughts of water and sea
creatures. Easy, easy, easy – what isn’t easy is staying consistent
with good food, great service, fair prices, friendly surroundings.
Our goal is to make these things happen and to make number six be
around for awhile.
FREE BIRTHDAY FOOD OR WINE
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