Top Best Sushi Places & Restaurants in Sawgrass Country Club

"Teppanyaki is a style of Japanese food that involves the use of an iron griddle to cook food, usually in front of patrons who are dining. This famous style of Japanese cuisine is brought to Jacksonville via Kaika Teppanyaki Asian Fusion. For something a little bit fancier than your usual meal, this place is ideal as the dishes are all of very high quality."

"Sake House Japanese Grill and Sushi Bar is a chain of Japanese restaurants specializing in fine Japanese and Asian cuisine, such as freshly prepared sushi, rolls, and Hibachi plates. The restaurant features minimalist décor and plenty of seating, with professional and friendly staff serving plates of handmade sushi, tempura, Hibachi, and teriyaki. Sharing platters of sushi and rolls are ideal for a group of friends or a party, and a full-service bar offers a wide range of drinks from genuine sake served hot or cold, to Japanese beer, red and white wines, and non-alcoholic beverages."

"Avondale's Sake House and Riverplace's Sake House 2 are favorites in their respective neighborhoods, as their menus have both traditional and trendy options. And if you're a sucker for sake, as the name suggests, you're in the right place. Sake House's beverage list will slake your thirst for rice wine, imported beer or even booze-free beverages like Thai tea or the harder to come by imported Japanese soda."

"This was OK, sushi was fresh, price points were reasonable and service was good. First, the Miso soup was way too watered down and almost tasted like dir..."

"An established chain of Chinese-inspired bistros, this restaurant serves top notch Chinese and Asian foods. A relaxing, zen-like environment sets the mood for good food and conversation. In fact, as the servers will tell you, sharing of food is encouraged (within your party, of course)."

"Best described as Hawaiian fusion cuisine, award-winning Chef Roy Yamaguchi conjures up the freshest seafood dishes, blending European sauces and Asian spices. Try the Wood-Grilled Szechuan Spiced Baby Back Pork Ribs appetizer and Roy's Classic Roasted Macadamia Nut Mahi Mahi in a lobster butter sauce. Cap off your dinner with Roy's Melting Hot Chocolate Soufflé."

"One single women made legit the best sushi I’ve ever had !!!!. Definitely will be going here every time I get sushi which is very often!!"

"For US standards it was altogether a really good experience. The tuna sashimi/nigiri was on par with a sushi go round in japan but like 3x as expensive."

"This 1.5-stretch of beach is fun for city people who like to play corn hole while sipping on some suds, sunbathing, and don’t have a dog sitter for Fido, because the good news is, he (or she) is welcome here. There’s a lake for fishing, a host space for campers, bike trails and ice cream shop nearby. The history of the place is cool, too, as it was originally Florida’s first beach community for African-Americans during the period of segregation in the south."

"Explore 15 miles of wood paths by bike or by foot within Kathryn Abbey Hanna Park. The hard-packed white sand along the ocean also offers a great spot to run. Dogs are allowed on the beach at Hanna Park, so you’ll want to bring your furry friend along."

"Located at 500 Wonderwood Drive in North Beach, the campground and trail spot is the highest-rated park in Jacksonville, boasting 4.5 stars out of 97 reviews on Yelp."

"Located in downtown Jacksonville, Metropolitan Park and Marina are beloved by locals and tourists alike for hosting a variety of activities. A great place to spend an afternoon or evening outdoors, Metropolitan Park and Marina have picnic tables, carefully curated gardens, and waterfront access. Just off of I-95, Metropolitan Park is easy to get to, and often has concerts at its venue location."

"The Metropolitan Park is a nice local attraction as a 32 acre waterfront park and a concert avenue. A wonderful location, this park is renowned for its world-class events and festivals. Visitors will enjoy an excitement in the atmosphere here as they witness famous artists, showmen and personalities performing live at the park."

"Friendship Fountain is located in St. Johns River Park (a/k/a Friendship Park), on the south bank of the river, just west of Main Street. When the park opened in 1965, the Fountain of Friendship (named at the suggestion of a Rotary Club member because one of the Club’s cardinal principles is friendship) was the world’s largest and tallest fountain, capable of spraying 17,000 gallons of water a minute to a height of 120 feet. Accentuated by colored lights at night, it soon became a popular tourist destination and local recreation site."

"Situated at the west end of the Southbank Riverwalk adjacent to the Museum of Science and History is Friendship Fountain. Whether you are looking for a peaceful place for a picnic, or just want to watch the river flow by, Friendship Fountain provides the ideal setting for a sunny afternoon or a romantic evening Downtown."

"The Friendship Fountain is one of Jacksonville’s most recognized attractions. It is one of the most iconic free things to do in Jacksonville, FL. When this fountain originally opened, it was the largest fountain in the world. That record has since been beaten, but it is still a breathtaking sight."

"The Cathedral Basilica of St. Augustine is the oldest Catholic house of worship in the city. Founded in 1565, the parish was the focal point of the Catholic community through the city’s early exploration, pirate domination and development by Henry Flagler. Featuring Spanish Mission and Neoclassical architectural styles, the current building was completed in 1797."

"The nation’s oldest city also boasts the nation’s oldest parish. Built by the Spanish and rebuilt throughout the centuries, the Cathedral Basilica of St. Augustine has seen many faces, but their message remains the same. Find the Cathedral Basilica at 38 Cathedral Place in St. Augustine, FL."

"St. Luke's Catholic Church is one of the fastest growing congregations in the North Florida region. St. Luke's has served the needs of the Catholic community in Middleburg, Lake Asbury, South Orange Park, Oakleaf Plantation, Argyle and the..."

"For anyone with a four-legged friend that needs to socialize, there are ten off-leash dog parks in Jacksonville. The best of these is Dog Wood Park off the I-95 near Southpoint. Not only are there 42 acres of grass, woods and a lake for your pup to explore, there’s also an agility course, a dog washing station and lots of fun obstacles."

"A dog’s heaven, Dog Wood Park is 42 acres of the fenced-in, off-leash dog park. Inside of the park is a lake for feline friends to swim in, an agility course, and obstacles to challenge Fido. Though the park does have a membership, daily visitors are welcome."

"In Ponte Vedra Beach, not far past the home of the PGA’s Player Championship at TPC Sawgrass, is another beautiful place to idle next to the Atlantic on a sunny day. There’s a wooden walkover crossing the dunes from the parking lot to the beach, which is long, sandy and clear of development apart from the grand beachfront houses poking up behind the dunes. Facilities at Mickler’s Landing include all the essentials like restrooms, showers, picnic tables, and this is another beach that accommodates cars (for a fee March to September)."

"Popular with surfers and wakeboarders, this beach on the southern side of Ponte Vedra Beach and just south of St. Augustine Beach is a great location for searching for seashells, using your metal detector for interesting finds or combing the sand for shark teeth. Horseback riding is allowed during designated times and so is driving on the beach. Pop over to Poppy’s Italiano or Bogey Grille for some grub after a long day soaking up sun."