Every Daytona Beach where-to-eat list in one place: wings, pizza, Mexican, breakfast and coffee, burgers, sushi and Asian, desserts, bakeries and patios.

Last checked Oct. 9, 2026. Refreshed every three months.

Daytona Beach’s restaurants gather in three places: the beachside, along Seabreeze Boulevard and North and South Atlantic Avenue near the Ocean Center; downtown on Beach Street and the blocks around it by the Halifax River; and the mainland corridors of West International Speedway Boulevard, Beville Road and Cornerstone Boulevard near LPGA Boulevard and I-95. These lists cover places inside the city limits, so restaurants with a Daytona Beach mailing address in Daytona Beach Shores, South Daytona, Holly Hill or unincorporated Volusia County are not on them.

How we made these lists. The places come from OpenStreetMap records inside Daytona Beach’s city limits, the same data behind our local directory, checked against each place’s own website on Oct. 9, 2026. Places we added name their source on each list. Every list is alphabetical. None is a ranking or a recommendation, and nobody paid to be on any of them. Run a restaurant? Write to us to correct or add your entry.

The lists

Where to get wings covers nine places, mostly beachside pizza and wing shops on Seabreeze Boulevard and North Atlantic Avenue, plus two wing chains on West International Speedway Boulevard and a family pizza house on Beville Road.

Where to get pizza lists 11 pizza places, from late-night shops near the Ocean Center and a wood-fired pizza bar on Seabreeze to a punk-themed pizza bar on Main Street and chains on the mainland.

Mexican and Tex-Mex restaurants lists five places: a sit-down restaurant with a cantina and a taqueria on downtown Beach Street, and three chain counters on Speedway and near LPGA Boulevard.

Breakfast and coffee lists nine cafes, diners and breakfast chains, from a coffee shop on Beach Street and a crepe cafe on Seabreeze to two places on Speedway that are open around the clock.

Where to get burgers lists eight burger places, most of them on West International Speedway Boulevard, among them a NASCAR-themed grill that opened in 1993.

Sushi and Asian restaurants lists six sushi, hibachi and Thai restaurants, two of the Thai places downtown and the sushi bars on Speedway, Nova Road and Cornerstone Boulevard.

Ice cream and desserts lists six dessert shops, from a chocolate factory on Beach Street dating to 1925 to Italian ice at One Daytona.

Bakeries lists four doughnut and cookie shops on Speedway, Cornerstone Boulevard and North Atlantic Avenue.

Patios and outdoor dining lists seven restaurants whose own sites name a patio or outdoor seating, most of them on the beachside, one with live music.

More on eating out

  • Brunch: oceanfront hotel brunch on A1A, a marina restaurant downtown and beachside cafes.
  • Date night: dinner and evening ideas around the city.
  • Restaurant inspections: how to look up Florida state inspection reports for any restaurant in Daytona Beach.
  • Business directory: every local business in our directory, restaurants included.

We did not publish a barbecue list this round: we could confirm only two barbecue restaurants inside the city limits. Run one we missed? Tell us.

Frequently asked questions

Where do people eat in Daytona Beach?

Most restaurants inside the city limits are on the beachside along Seabreeze Boulevard and A1A, downtown on Beach Street, or on the mainland along West International Speedway Boulevard and near LPGA Boulevard and I-95.

Are these Daytona Beach restaurant lists rankings?

No. Each list is alphabetical, covers places inside the city limits whose own websites we checked, and nobody pays to be on it.

How often are the Daytona Beach restaurant lists updated?

Every three months. The lists were last checked on Oct. 9, 2026.

Where can I see restaurant inspection results in Daytona Beach?

Our restaurant inspection page explains how to look up Florida state inspection reports for Daytona Beach restaurants.