

When it comes to Jacksonville’s waterfront restaurants, it doesn’t get much better than Chart House seafood restaurant. Situated right on Southbank and featuring a unique architectural style, Chart House Jacksonville overlooks the city’s gorgeous downtown riverfront and is one of the most interesting buildings in the city. Designed by famous architect Kendrick Bangs Kellogg and inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright, our restaurant was even voted as one of the top 100 buildings in the state of Florida. From our prime waterfront location, diners can spot dolphins swimming out front daily and catch the best views in town of all the boat parades and fireworks displays throughout the year. The St. John’s River is the perfect backdrop for a romantic …
High-end chain eatery serving seafood & steakhouse fare in a classy setting with views.
Hours
| Thursday | 4–9:30 PM |
| Friday | 4–10 PM |
| Saturday | 4–10 PM |
| Sunday | 4–9 PM |
| Monday | 4–9:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 4–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 4–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1501 Riverplace Blvd, Jacksonville, FL 32207
Phone: (904) 398-3353
Website: https://www.chart-house.com/location/chart-house-jacksonville-fl/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: chart-house.com
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Reviews
I want to start by saying our server was very kind and attentive — no complaints there at all. He was courteous and professional throughout the visit.
That said, the overall experience didn’t match the pricing. The iced tea was $5 and was extremely diluted — it honestly looked more like water than tea. The salad bar, priced at $15 as a side, was fairly basic and underwhelming. It consisted mostly of different types of lettuce with a few toppings like peppers, olives, and capers — nothing particularly special for the price. To be candid, there are casual dining places that offer more variety for less, which made this feel disappointing as a premium add-on.
The biggest letdown was the prime rib. While at the salad bar, I noticed the plate sitting in the service window and mentioned it to our server, who said they were still working on it. After about 10 minutes, it finally arrived, but unfortunately it was lukewarm and the potatoes were cold. For a $40 entrée, I expected the food to arrive hot and fresh.
Our total bill came to around $100, and while I truly don’t mind paying higher prices for quality dining, I do expect the food temperature, presentation, and overall experience to reflect that level. In this case, the value simply didn’t align with the cost.
I hope this feedback is taken constructively, as the location has great potential and the staff was friendly. With some improvements in food quality control and attention to detail, the experience could better match the premium pricing. I also want to note that there were only one of us eating in the party of two So this was a price for one person
We were seated around 8:10. Drink orders were taken right away. Drinks came around 15 minutes later. We said we needed a few minutes to look at the menu.
A few minutes turned into over 30 minutes. I saw our waitress walking back and forth to four tables right in front of me. Never once came and said are you ready. Two of our guest were smart and ordered the salad bar.
To make a long story short we were served after 10 pm. They close at 10.
The GM JD compt a few meals. All meals should’ve been heavly discounted. I asked for a military discount. I didn’t receive a discount. I should’ve had to ask. I did ask for a free dessert. The picture is below of how it looked when I arrived at my house.
Chart House needs to reserve the area near the window for big parties. It’s a straight line. If the Chart House can’t handle big parties they need to stop.
My receipt was wrong 3 times. I finally went to the register myself to make sure it was rung up correctly. $$$
Ive had better service at every Long Horn I’ve been to. We’ve had 20 people with Long Horn and did not have an issue.
This was my first time at the Chart House.
I wasn’t impressed at all. The prime rib and potatoes had no seasoning. The lobster bisque was good. It took over an hour an a half to receive our food.
People read the reviews for big parties before you go.
The cocktails were just as impressive. The Choreographed, Butterfly Effect, and Infused & Fogged were not only beautifully presented but also balanced and creative in flavor.
A huge shoutout to our server, Jordan, who made the night even better. He was attentive, knowledgeable, and had such a warm personality. He truly elevated the entire experience, and we’ll definitely be requesting him when we come back.
Can’t wait for our next visit!
We made reservations so there was no wait at all. Our server was Taylor, who was very fun, kind, and informative. He was very knowledgeable about the menu and his recommendations were spot on. I had the Key West Grouper and my boyfriend ordered the Shrimp and Lobster Carbonara which were both very tasty. The flavors of each dish were unique and creative. We also ordered mojitos (pomegranate and mango) which paired well with our dinner choices.
What we appreciated the most was that Chart House went above and beyond in helping us celebrate. We had a table with a view of the river and downtown. We were very surprised but loved that staff made our night, by printing custom menus wishing us a happy anniversary. However, the icing on the cake was when Taylor surprised us with dessert on the house just for our special occasion.
We are so happy to say that we will be back again soon!
I’ve lived in Jacksonville for about three years now and have always heard great things about Chart House, so I finally booked a reservation for my husband’s birthday. The atmosphere and waterfront view are definitely the highlight—the building has a really cool design and the setting is beautiful.
Unfortunately, the food and service didn’t live up to the hype. The drinks were just okay, and our mussel appetizer looked lazily plated with a watery sauce. The side options felt minimal and basic. I ordered the sea bass, which was actually pretty good, but my husband was disappointed with his lobster and vegetables. For the price point, we expected much better execution and presentation. They also randomly served us a bread basket that came out about 20 minutes AFTER our appetizer came out, so I’m not sure if that was the first thing that was supposed to come out while we waited, and the waitress just forgot about it?
Our reservation was at 6:45 PM and we didn’t get our entrées until around 8, with service that was just average throughout the night. Overall, the experience felt underwhelming for what we paid.
I’m glad we finally got to try this iconic Jacksonville spot, and the view alone makes it worth going once—but we won’t be returning. The food was not bad, there was just nothing that stood out. There are several nearby restaurants with more creative menus, better plating, and higher quality food for the same (or lower) price.