A Table Apart - Bonita Springs

A small, French Bistro type restaurant hidden among a bunch of dumps. But despite the location it is well worth trying. You won't regret it I promise. This is a great little restaurant that offers superb and original cuisine at reasonable prices in a town that is drowning in Italian restaurants. I realize that it's called Naples, Fl. But is does every second restaurant have to serve Italian food? There are so many other types of cuisine to be savored and most people in Naples I am sure would appreciate a break from the same old same old.

The food and service were outstanding. We will certainly return to dine there again.

This is a local gem for anyone who appreciates delicious food. They offer a wide range of entrees to suit various tastes, and the wine list is impressive. The atmosphere is simple and unpretentious, so I wouldn’t recommend it for celebrating special occasions like anniversaries or romantic dinners.

This restaurant is fantastic, with a welcoming staff and delicious Hawaiian cuisine. There are plenty of excellent dishes to choose from, and they also serve Hawaiian beers, including selections from Kona Brewing Co. As for that critical review from the Canadian diner, it's honestly quite predictable. It's no surprise that some Canadians have a negative reputation here. It's unfortunate that Southwest Florida, one of the most beautiful areas, doesn't meet your Canadian standards—especially when you describe other places as "dumps" coming from such an unattractive, gloomy region. It's a bit disrespectful, but not unexpected. Also, just to clarify, since the restaurant is located on Bonita Beach Road, it's actually in Bonita Springs, not Naples.