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Eat, Drink and Be Scary: The most GHOULish Halloween dining spots in Florida

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Get into spooky season when you dine at one of these family-friendly Florida haunts!

While you're here, also check out some great pumpkin patches, family-friendly Halloween events, fall festivals, and more!

Related: The BEST Kid-Friendly Restaurants in Tampa Bay

Family-Friendly Halloween Dining in Florida

 

Sparkman Wharf

  • Location: 615 Channelside Drive, Tampa

Downtown Tampa’s riverside dining and entertainment complex transforms into Haunted Wharf — a haunted pirate shipwreck full of whimsical decorations, photo ops, roving entertainment and festive food offerings. Be on the lookout for special Halloween-themed events like movies on the lawn and even a Howl-O-Ween party for your four-legged friends.

The Sail Pavilion

  • Location: 333 S. Franklin Street, Tampa

The Sail Pavilion gets a spooky makeover each Halloween with sculptures that come to life! It's a fun spot to dine al fresco with downtown Tampa and the Riverwalk as your view. We recommend this as an easy spot to grab a quick bite to eat before or after setting sail on The Lost Pearl's Pirate Halloween Cruise!

Jack’s London Grill

  • Location: 1050 62nd Ave. North, St. Petersburg

Grab your best mates and get into the spirit with an autumnal menu, plus the opportunity for discounts and prizes when you show up in a costume.

Nueva Cantina

  • Locations: St. Petersburg, Tampa, and Palm Harbor

Taco-bout a good time. Costumed servers dish up authentic Mexican food with a spooky twist, like haunted birria. Wash it down with cocktails and mocktails like the Witch Pitcher, Dracula’s Sangria, Vampire’s Blood and more.

Sugar Factory

  • Locations: 8371 International Drive at ICON Park, Orlando, and inside the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, 5223 Orient Road, Tampa

Have a fa-boo-lous time digging into the Halloween-themed menu, which includes savory dishes like Swamp Monster Loaded Fries, Bat Wings and the Frankenstein Burger. And of course you’ll want to save room for dessert. In addition to Sugar Factory’s usual sweet treats, you’ll find wickedly good seasonal options like the Skull Island Sundae.

Jock Lindsey's Hangar Bar at Disney Springs (pictured at top of post)

  • Location: 486 E. Buena Vista Drive, Lake Buena Vista

Leave it to Disney Springs to offer themed foods around every corner, from Halloween pastries at Everglazed Donuts & Cold Brew to the All Hallow’s Eve Sushi Roll at Splitsville. Special shout-out to Jock Lindsey’s, Disney’s aviation-themed restaurant that goes all out with exterior and interior decorations and fun menu items like Candelabra Eggs, Skull of the Dead Dip, the Temple of Doom Margarita, and much more.

Colorado Fondue Company

  • Location: 1016 Semoran Blvd., Casselberry

You’ll melt for this restaurant’s floor-to-ceiling decorations, spook-tacular lighting and even Halloween music wafting through the speakers. The fall theme carries over to the menu, with seasonal offerings like butternut squash soup and ghost pepper fondue. Parents can enjoy an adult beverage from the extensive Halloween cocktail menu. How about a Black Magic Mule or Caramel Appletini?

Kings Dining & Entertainment

  • Location: 8255 International Drive, Suite 120, Orlando

On Oct. 31, enjoy a kid-friendly Halloween party as families make their way through this bowling and entertainment center for indoor trick-or-treating from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Pro tip: Be sure to order burgers, tacos or pizza before the kids load up on candy. (After 8 p.m., the fun transforms into an adults-only gathering with food giveaways.) Also, from Oct. 12 to 31, parents will go batty for the Boos Bag — an IV-style drink bag filled with Bacardi, orange juice, pineapple and cranberry.

Parlor Waffle Kitchen

  • Location: Orlando. Check Facebook for menu and locations for the month

This Orlando-based pop-up and catering concept is known for imaginative sweet and savory dishes, particularly their signature cookie-stuffed waffles. Parlor creates special seasonal waffles throughout the year, including playful Halloween-inspired offerings. For location and flavor release updates, follow @parlorkitchen.

Promenade at Sunset Walk

  • Location:3251 Margaritaville Blvd, Kissimmee

Halloween pre-gaming starts at this shopping, dining and entertainment complex on Oct. 24 from 4 to 8 p.m. The free outdoor Trick-or-Treating & Car Show features trunk-or-treating, street performers, live music and more. The fun extends from Oct. 16 to 30 with a corn maze, live entertainment and a free pumpkin painting kit with every pumpkin purchase. Pets are welcome, so bring your four-legged friends for a family fall photo op in front of the tractor.

 

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