Jetty's Waterfront Restaurant

“The pork chops were amazing as rthe cocktails and service”

HERO TIAGO★★★★★

Dined at The Jetty last night and overall had a great experience. I ordered the yellowtail special topped with crab meat. The fish was very fresh and a really good portion size. It was cooked nicely and tasted great, though it could’ve used a little more salt (but that might just be my love for salt 😄) We also ordered the spinach artichoke dip which was creamy and delicious and finished with the chocolate cake for dessert. The cake was rich, indulgent, and a perfect way to end the meal. The atmosphere was enjoyable. Beautiful view of the lighthouse ❤️ I’d definitely return and try more from

MJ Flores★★★★★

Jetty's is one of several restaurants in Jupiter for fine waterfront dining experiences. Nestled along the beautiful Jupiter Inlet, it offers elegant dining with breathtaking sunset views over the waterway. The food is consistently amazing, the atmosphere is upscale and inviting, and the setting captures the luxury coastal lifestyle that makes Jupiter so special. The outdoor patio is highly sought after, so reservations are recommended, especially during peak dining hours. Whether you're enjoying a romantic dinner, entertaining clients, or gathering with a large group of friends, Jetty's deliv

Ira Walker★★★★★

Dining at Jetty’s is truly a fabulous experience! The food is masterfully prepared, the service is excellent, and the views from the outdoor patio are sensational! If you’re in the Jupiter area and looking for a great dinner spot, this is the place to go! 10/10!!

David Corredor★★★

The food was below average and lacked seasoning, especially salt. The bathroom is extremely small and not wheelchair accessible, and the wheelchair ramp at the entrance is very steep, which could be difficult for anyone using mobility aids. On a positive note, Memo was a great server—very attentive and friendly—and the view was amazing. Unfortunately, the plastic weather enclosures were down because it was considered “too cold” at 68 degrees, which took away from the overall atmosphere.