WELCOME TO SUWANNEE BELLE LANDING
Good food.
River time.
Seafood, familiar favorites, and a front-row seat to the Suwannee. Settle in. Stay a little longer.
282 SE 989th Street · Old Town, FLTHE RIVER SETS THE PACE.
FIND YOUR WAY HEREOld Town, Florida
COME HUNGRY
Lunch & dinner · Wednesday–Sunday
GIVE US A RING(352) 542-7787
A LITTLE LESS HURRY. A LITTLE MORE RIVER.
Your table.
Your people.
Your kind of view.
Right here on the Suwannee, a meal comes with a reason to linger. Find a seat outdoors, enjoy the riverside bar, and let the conversation run a little longer.
RIVERFRONT DININGOUTDOOR SEATINGBOAT DOCK ACCESS
Meet us at the LandingOLD TOWN, FLORIDA
Life is better
by the river.
THE STORIES THAT FLOW THROUGH HERE
A river.
A belle.
A little history.
The Suwannee has carried more than water. It has carried people, cargo, and generations of stories.
State Archives of Florida · Florida Memory · RC06851
1889
The Belle of Suwannee
Built in Branford by Captain Robert “Bob” Ivey, this two-deck sternwheeler carried passengers and freight along the Suwannee. Florida’s archives remember it as one of the river’s best-known steamboats—and a favorite with honeymooners.
Pilot Dan McQueen, who helped build the vessel while teaching in Old Town, became part of its story too.
Explore the Florida Memory archiveANOTHER BELLE, ANOTHER ERA
The Suwannee Belle
A later excursion boat bearing the name Suwannee Belle offered sightseeing and dinner cruises on the river in the late 1980s. It was a different vessel from the historic Belle of Suwannee pictured here.
Read the later boat’s storyWE’LL SAVE YOU A LITTLE RIVER TIME
See you
at the Landing.
Lunch, dinner, or a well-earned break in your day.
Come on down to Old Town.
Make yourself at home.
- Monday–Tuesday
- Closed
- Wednesday–Thursday
- 11 AM – 8 PM
- Friday–Saturday
- 11 AM – 9 PM
- Sunday
- 11 AM – 8 PM
FIND US282 SE 989th Street
Old Town, FL 32680
Old Town, FL 32680