The Green Flash
The Green Flash is a restaurant on Captiva Island in Lee County known for seafood and European influences on its menu. The space is clean and inviting with a friendly atmosphere, and the building features docks where visitors can tie up their boats and dine.
The building has been part of the local scene for many years and adapted over time. After Hurricane Ian brought four feet of water to the ground floor, the restaurant was renovated with new carpeting, paint, and a modernized kitchen.
The Green Flash sits on Captiva Island and reflects the relaxed island culture of the area. Guests take their time for conversation, enjoy the weather and water views, and experience the laid-back way of life that defines the local community.
The restaurant is open most days with seating both indoors and outdoors, ideal for lunch or a relaxed dinner. It is a good idea to check hours in advance, especially during busy seasons.
Boats can tie up directly at the restaurant's private docks, making it a rare spot where visitors arrive by water. This direct boat-to-table experience sets it apart from typical beach restaurants.
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