Business Description
Discover the amazingly unique French Quarter restaurant in beautiful downtown Vero Beach, FL specializing in French Cajun Cuisine and fresh seafood.
The French Quarter was started by Ian Greenwood (a local legend in this area), with his head chef John Warren from Cafe Caribe and Spencer Crawfis. John took a brief absence from the restaurant scene to pursue other interests, while Ian remained to run the ship. After several years, Ian, who has taken up residence in Mexico, sold the restaurant to Edward Fialkowski, who is also a chef.
Upon invitation by Edward, John has returned to the French Quarter and has welcomed his return. A new menu has been unveiled as of October 2011 and Chef John has promised, new items will come and come frequently, to Ian's old friends and patrons.
The new owner Edward, has come to know Ian's past customers and has vowed to keep them happy as if Ian was still at the helm.
The French Quarter Serves Local and Gulf seafood with a Louisiana influence. The wine bar is well stocked with fine wines from all over the world!
Sunset dinner is offered from 5:00pm to 5:30pm everyday.
Currently we are open Tuesday through Sunday (see times below).
Address & Contact
- Street:
- 1920 14th Ave.
- Postcode:
- 34960
- City:
- Vero Beach
- State:
- Florida
- Zip:
- 34960
- Phone:
- 772-770-4870
- Website:
- http://www.tfqvb.com/
- Category:
- Restaurant Cafe
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