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Mainstay Restaurant and Barnacles Bar: The North Captiva restaurant appears to still be standing on NOAA imagery.

I appreciate the years of guests and friendships being formed over the 23 years of being in business,' Captiva Island Inn owner Sandy Stillwell wrote in an Oct. We can celebrate together when we have our grand reopening. 'We look forward to seeing you back when we’re restored and the bridge to Sanibel-Captiva islands is open. Keylime Bistro/RC Otters/Sunshine Seafood Cafe/Latte Da Coffee/Cantina Captiva: According to NOAA imagery, these Captiva Island Inn restaurants along Andy Rosse Lane appear to be standing. We will absolutely rebuild stronger.' More at /northcaptiva. One thing is sure, this community is resilient. Most of our staff was dramatically affected and are still isolated without resources. We have boots on the ground assessing needs and providing any emergency aid we can to locals. We have suffered major damages to our infrastructure. 'All of our staff and island residents are safe. The Island Club at North Captiva: 'We are still standing,' an Oct. '(T)he future of our grand reopening is still left unknown, but know we will be back,' an Oct. The Green Flash: The waterfront restaurant at 15183 Captiva Drive remains standing. The restaurants are still standing after Hurricane Ian. This 2021 photo shows Boops and The Bubble Room on Captiva. If I missed a restaurant from these areas, please contact me at And please remember access to these islands remains limited due to ongoing search and rescue efforts and infrastructure damage. This is a long list, but it’s hardly a complete one. history, are most certainly nowhere close to OK. Where possible, I’ve included links to fundraisers for the restaurants’ employees, who, after two years of a global pandemic and the fifth-strongest hurricane in U.S.

#The mad hatter restaurant free

More: Craving a hot meal? Restaurants open in Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Bonita, EsteroĪnd: This Fort Myers restaurant is serving the community with free pasta, hugs Using satellite imagery from NOAA, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, as well as Google Maps, social media posts, and 17 years of restaurant-industry contacts, I clicked my way through Fort Myers Beach, Sanibel, Pine Island, Matlacha, Captiva and North Captiva in an attempt to quantify which restaurants were lost, which are still standing, and which may one day be resurrected. In my personal quest for OK-ness, I tried to quantify our collective damage from the perspective of restaurants located along the storm’s hardest hit islands.