MarVista Restaurant and Pub...
Updated May 11th, 2008.
Welcome to a 'Taste of Old Florida' right here on Anna Maria Island.
The MarVista Dockside Restaurant and Pub, located on the bayside of North Longboat Key (South of Anna Maria Island), is in the heart of historic Longbeach Village.
This 'Old Florida' style restaurant dates back as early as 1912 and is considered... one of the twelve oldest surviving structures on Longboat Key.
Visit the Historic MarVista Restaurant and Pub
You can visit this Historic Restaurant & Pub by land or by sea. Located across from a popular boat anchorage frequented by weekend overnighters.
Click here for a map and directions on how to get to the MarVista Restaurant and Pub.
Enjoy a delicious meal inside the quaint dining room or on the outdoor deck overlooking Sarasota Bay. Leave a dollar bill on the wall and a little bit of your heart to find on your return visit. There is no place quite like the MarVista.
About the MarVista Restaurant on Anna Maria Island
Beginning in about 1912, early developer and major Longboat Key landowner Rufus Jordan used a block making machine to construct many of the early residences on the North end Longboat Key. Utilizing rusticated stone blocks made on or near the construction, Rufus Jordan constructed all but one of the rusticated concrete block historic structures making up the original area of Longbeach.
The MarVista is one of these structures.
Learn more about the MarVista Restaurant and its Rich History.
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