Spring is warming up the 30A coast, the snowbirds are still around, and spring break crowds are right around the corner. If there is one table worth booking before things get packed, it's at Surfing Deer.
Sitting right at the corner of Scenic Highway 30A and CR 395 in Seagrove Beach, this upscale dinner spot has earned its place among locals and Gulf Coast visitors who want a meal that actually means something.
The Story You Did Not Expect From a Restaurant Name
The name is not random. It traces back to the 1940s, when a developer named C.H. "Cube" McGee purchased what would become Seagrove Beach for a modest $75,000 and shaped it into the soulful coastal community it is today. Cube was also a local character in the best possible way. He had a pet deer named Bambi, and the two of them would walk down to the surf every morning to play along the shoreline.
Mar 11, 2026
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