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Sanibel Island named among 'most charming' small towns in Florida out in the Gulf of Mexico when you're there.  Sanibel Island remains Southwest Florida's — heck, all of Florida's and even one of America's — crown jewels. And a national magazine agrees. Travel + Leisure recently rated Sanibel as among the most charming small towns in the state. The Lee County island city was among 10 other Florida cities rated "the best small towns in Florida with populations of 15,000 or less." Others were Anna Maria Island, Palm Beach, Cedar Key, Mount Dora, Florida Keys, Micanopy, Cypress Gardens, ...

by Janey Wong • May 10, 2021 at 10:00 am Tiny bubbles in a glass Janey Wong At face value, Tiny Bubble Room looks like a craft beer taproom verging on dive-y, but the painstakingly restored bar has so many more layers than that. The name was carried over from the lounge of the previous tenant of 50+ years, Lung Fung Chinese restaurant. The original signage and facade of the restaurant has also been preserved—with some minor tweaks and a fresh coat of paint—paying homage to the building’s history. Co-owners Jeremy Lewis and Quyen Ly opened Tiny B...

Diner’s Delight coupon books to become active By KIWANIS CLUB - | Apr 20, 2021 PHOTO PROVIDED The 2021 Diner’s Delight coupon books can be used starting May 1. May 1 will mark the first day that the Sanibel-Captiva Kiwanis Club’s 2021 Diner’s Delight coupon book can be used at island restaurants, and books are currently available for a $40 contribution. A total of 30 restaurants and eateries are taking part in the 2-for-1 coupon books this year, with the coupons good for a free entree with the purchase of another entree of equal or greater value. Participating venues include Blue Gir...

Kiwanis Club wraps up coupon book program for year By KIWANIS CLUB - | Dec 23, 2020 PHOTO PROVIDED The Kiwanis Club of Sanibel-Captiva recently ended its “Diner’s Delight” coupon books program for 2020, a year in which business at local restaurants was severely affected by the COVID-19 virus. Despite the disruption to normal dining-out, the club still managed to distribute about one-third of its usual amount of books, which were on sale from May through mid-December. The club noted that this would suggest that islanders’ demand for eating out may have been suppressed this year but no...