Waterfront restaurant finishes four-year overhaul

BRADENTON BEACH — The final phase of a nearly four-year renovation project at the Beach House Restaurant is complete, with the opening of a new outdoor bar and waterfront deck.

The restaurant now has a year-round, all-weather venue, according to a statement. There are transparent vinyl curtains and overhead heaters and misters, so diners can sit outside with unobstructed views of the Gulf of Mexico in any type of weather, rain or wind condition, the release adds. Its new state-of-the-art rotating, overhead awning system rotates 180-degrees to allow for total sunlight or closes to allow for complete cover and shade. Tables with toes-in-the-sand seating options remain available.

“We wanted it to be a world-class location and adhere to the principals of sustainability and eco-consciousness while providing a space where our guests feel welcome and invited to enjoy,” says Beach House Restaurant owner Ed Chiles in the statement. “Casual waterfront dining at its best, that was our goal.”

In addition to the new and improved deck, the Chiles Restaurant Group installed an extensive and large native landscaping project, advanced sustainable water system and state-of-the-art kitchen and bakery. The Beach House Restaurant opened in 1993.