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Cheap Eats on 30A

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We had lunch at Angelinas this week and had a $4.99 lunch special of spaghetti and meatballs with salad and breadsticks. The place was packed on this particular day.
 
Cowgirl Kitchen in Seagrove has great soups and sandwiches. We usually eat lunch for about $7.50 each. Try the Hot One which is a warm roast beef sandwich with horsradish sauce. Yummy. Their tortilla soup is also very good.
 
Catering more to construction workers than beach tourists, the Chevron at Hwy 98/ Hwy 393 intersection has very inexpensive breakfast and lunch buffets. A guy rents space from Chevron and has a full kitchen and dining room.

Upside: food is cheap and often involves frying.

Downside: it is a gas station and the food often involves frying.
 
Santiago said:
Cowgirl Kitchen in Seagrove has great soups and sandwiches. We usually eat lunch for about $7.50 each. Try the Hot One which is a warm roast beef sandwich with horsradish sauce. Yummy. Their tortilla soup is also very good.
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I know I've mentioned this before, but I am forever indebted to those girls for making things so much easier on us the year we were there with Li'l Pea #4 in a body cast. For all the nights we wanted to go out to eat but didn't feel like dealing with the logistics of transporting the plaster-encased baby, their yummy dishes saved us from having to really cook but let us feel like we were eating "out" in our rental. They're such great, friendly girls; they were really a bright spot during what was a pretty stressful "vacation"!
 
peapod1980 said:
I know I've mentioned this before, but I am forever indebted to those girls for making things so much easier on us the year we were there with Li'l Pea #4 in a body cast. For all the nights we wanted to go out to eat but didn't feel like dealing with the logistics of transporting the plaster-encased baby, their yummy dishes saved us from having to really cook but let us feel like we were eating "out" in our rental. They're such great, friendly girls; they were really a bright spot during what was a pretty stressful "vacation"!
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They have sold and there are now new owners. Although one of the old owners' daughter is still working there and providing continuity.
 
Is it still called Cowgirl Kitchen and where exactly is it? We may stop there next trip as we may our way through "cheap eats" on 30A during lunch to do our own tastings.
 
Paula said:
Is it still called Cowgirl Kitchen and where exactly is it? We may stop there next trip as we may our way through "cheap eats" on 30A during lunch to do our own tastings.
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Yes - it is in the shops at Grand Isle, which is on the north side of the curve in Seagrove. Also housing Simple, Beach Java, and Design.
 
kurt said:
They have sold and there are now new owners. Although one of the old owners' daughter is still working there and providing continuity.
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Kurt, thanks for the info. I was wondering if the original cowgirls were still there. We stopped by in December, but they were closed for a few weeks.
 
Thanks. Sounds like we'll be getting sandwiches there soon and ideally taking them to the beach for a picnic if it's warm enough.
 
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