Port Richey Restaurants

Port Richey, Florida is a relaxed community with many easy-going tiki bars and tapas restaurants where you can try Spanish and Mexican foods such as enfrijoladas, curtido and flautas. The Werner-Boyce Salt Springs State Park is adjacent to the community and offers four miles of pristine mangrove forests along the shoreline. After a walk in the park, enjoy some local specialties from one of Port Richey's family-owned and -operated Cuban restaurants. Some of the local Cuban specialties offered at the diners include frita, pan con timba and the medianoche sandwich. The community also has many coffee shops which offer traditional dark and bold-roasted coffees along with sweets such as the Cuban-inspired dulce de leche and smoothies made with local oranges.