| DAYTONA BEACH NIGHTLIFE Ocean Deck 127 S. Ocean Avenue The Ocean Deck is a cool club, situated right on the Atlantic Ocean for decades, since the 60 ! They play popular live reggae music, serve dinner and more. You can be totally casual in this establishment, for tee-shirts and flip flops are encouraged! Razzles 611 Seabreeze Boulevard Premier Daytona Beach disco, for young twenty-something crowd and up. Packed dance floors, and some popular D.J. , make this the place to be for the club hopping, college crowd. Dress to impress. VIP sections available. Stock Exchange At Halifax Marina 125 Basin St Daytona Beach, FL 32114 A casual, yet classy establishment, situated near Beach Street in historic Daytona Beach, at the Halifax Marina. Excellent and affordable restaurant by day, fun and classy nightclub by night, complete with views of the Halifax River. House D.J. spinning all the popular, classic dance hits in a fun, flirty atmosphere. |
SHOPPING Ocean Walk Shoppes at Ocean Walk Village 250 N. Atlantic Ave. The ocean walk shops are a popular tourist hub, but locals love it too, for there is a variety of shopping choices, and one doesn have to go to the mainland sections to find popular items. There is also a movie theatre and many eateries. Riverfront Marketplace North to South Beach Street This is the historic district of Daytona Beach, on the Halifax River, with vintage buildings dating from the early 1900 , housing a vast array of single-owner and popular businesses, including book stores, galleries, jewelers, antiques, magic shop, novelty stores, theatre, Angell & Phelps chocolate factory, and more. Volusia Mall 1700 W. International Speedway Blvd. Daytona Beach main mall, with all the popular stores, including J.C. Penny, Sears, Macy , Dillard , and more. Inside there is a great buffet restaurant and other yummy food choices, a Victoria Secret, Baby Phat and other brand name stores. Daytona Beach Flea and Farmer Market 2987 Bellevue Ave. Located just off I-95, and US-92, this is the most popular flea market in Volusia County, voted one of the top 5 markets in the country by USA Weekend. The market operates Friday through Sunday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Vendors sell all the usual flea market stuff and more, with various businesses that have been in that location for years.  |
DINING Chez Paul 927 North Beach Street 386-252-3588 Fine French and Italian dining on the Halifax River, a world away from buffalo wings and hot sauce! Owned by the former mayor of Daytona Beach, Chez Paul offers a blending of Classic Italian and French cuisine, fine wines, delicious entrees and succulent desserts, all with a view of the Halifax River. Gene's Steak House 3674 West International Speedway Blvd. 386-255-2059 In business since 1948, this is a Daytona Beach favorite for getting a choice steak, cooked to perfection! If you like your meat rare, medium or well done, this establishment knows how to please a variety of palates. UNIVERSITIES Daytona Beach Community College http://www.dbcc.edu/ 1200 W. International Speedway Boulevard One of Daytona Beach’s most popular schools, the two-year college offers a host of degree, certificate and cultural programs, and is known for their photography exhibits and history. Other schools in Daytona Beach include Embry Riddle, Keiser, and in Deland, Stetson University. MUSEUMS: Southeast Museum of Photography 1200 International Speedway Boulevard World famous photographers make appearances and give lectures here, alongside breath-taking displays of first-class photography. This is Florida’s official photography museum.  |
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