Check out Island Time Rockin Sports Bar in Bradenton Beach at the corner of Gulf Drive and Bridge Street. Rockin because we have the best live music venue on the island! Check our updated schedule on our website Sports Bar because we have nearly 30 TV’s with all the best sports packages Now serving breakfast from 8am Wed-Sunday We’ve updated our All Day Menu as well with all the old favorites and a few soon to be favorites! Our Bar Rocks! and remember it may be 5 O Clock somewhere but its ALWAYS Island Time here!
Open-air bar with a patio featuring cocktails, seafood & upmarket bar fare in a laid-back setting.
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Address: 111 Gulf Dr S, Bradenton Beach, FL 34217
Phone: (941) 782-1122
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Even with that being said, my Outlaw burger was easy to eat afterwards. Nothing to write home about but it was a solid nearly $20 burger that every place has nowadays. The fries were unfortunately pretty dry and burned but I was so full from the nachos I didn’t mind just leaving those.
My partner got the Charred Mac n Cheese and really liked it. Drinks were more reasonablly priced than I thought they’d be. Domestic Drafts were about $5-6 which was cheaper than I thought they’d be and cocktails seemed to be around $10-12 which wasn’t bad either. Parking can be a struggle, so if it’s a busy day on the Island I’d recommend walking over from wherever you’re parked for the beach.
Charlie makes me enjoy my time and no matter how busy it is she is consistent with her service.
I recommend the wedge salad and Charlies energy!
Breakfast is 7-10am daily. We came in at 8:45 on a Tuesday (10/28) and were the only ones there. Bartender was welcoming and quickly got us seated (outside, our choice) with menus and drinks.
Toni was our server, super sweet and attentive. I ordered the Cubano omelet, which comes with home fries and brioche toast, and a sidecar of mustard – I subbed out the home fries for the cheesy grits. My guy ordered the biscuits and gravy.
Food came out within 10-15 minutes and was plated gorgeously with these beautiful tropical flower garnishes. Biscuits and gravy were tasty – biscuits were nice and soft, and gravy had good sized sausage chunks. The Cubano was amazing! It was absolutely stuffed with shredded pork, cubed ham, Swiss cheese, and diced dill pickles. The sidecar of mustard really made it, it was Dijon and delicious. This was a perfect representation of a cubam sandwich in omelet form! The cheesy grits were fine, as was the brioche toast (butter was nice and spreadable, and came with grape and strawberry jam).
You don’t see a cuban omelet on many menus, so this was a cool order to begin with, but it was so good that I doubt I’ll be able to bring myself to try something different the next time. I hope they keep breakfast going, and I hope they keep the cuban omelet on the menu.
You can’t go wrong at Island Time – staff is always super nice. But if you haven’t been here in awhile, come out and try the breakfast – totally worth it!