Renee Hahn walks through Naples' city docks, pointing out shops like Brigadon and Napoli by the Bay, plus restaurants including The Dock and the Boathouse. She notes limited waterside dining options and mentions Fourth of July fireworks on the water, along with current parking and construction challenges.
All right, we're gonna go down. I'm just gonna take you down by the docks again. Not much to see down here, but there's some cute shops and a couple places to eat. When I say the docks, it's right on the water. Um, in fact, they do do the Fourth of July fireworks down here. I don't have to stop, I just want to make sure they were going to stop. Got Brigadon off to the left, which is a little boutique. You've got It Coming, which is a catering and gourmet business. You've got Pure Design, Blue Cellar. Blue Cellar is a great French restaurant. You've got Chez Boyat— boyat, I should say. You can see as we go down around here You've got a little art and gift store, Napoli by the Bay, which is a great place to go get a slice of pizza as you perhaps are coming off the water. I'm going to take a turn here and show you two other restaurants. Naples doesn't have a lot of restaurants that are truly on the water, but this one here, The Dock, is one of them that does. You can sit out on the dock. I'm going to take you through and show you one other one here. So that's the dock. Pardon the construction here that's going on, but as we slide through this parking lot at the COVID there's one other waterside restaurant that's worth mentioning here, and that's called the Boathouse. It's straight ahead, and we'll often pull the boat or the jet skis up to the front of the Boathouse up here. It's accessible via water, and even the few restaurants that are on the water, most of them are not dockable. There's just not a lot of, you know, boat-pulling restaurants in Naples. I'm going to go ahead and shut this one off so that you don't have to wait for the parking, but I did want to show you that the Boathouse is another great option of restaurant, particularly if you boat or have jet skis or, you know, whatever your water vehicle is. The Boathouse allows you to, as I mentioned, pull up, pull your equipment up there. It's also obviously accessible via car as well. That's called the Boathouse, and the other one was called the Dock.
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