Sealand - Fort Walton Beach

The food was delicious as usual, and Walker Eric did a fantastic job making our dining experience enjoyable. Thank you, Eric!

My friend and I came to this restaurant to enjoy a delicious seafood meal. The servers were very friendly and attentive. We placed our order and patiently waited for the escargot to arrive. The first bite was delicious, but unfortunately the next one was not. I thought maybe it was just one bad snail, but I didn't want to risk trying another. When the server asked why it wasn't eaten, I explained the situation. The dish was taken away and the chef was informed. To our surprise, we were asked to leave the restaurant without being offered anything else. I was shocked by the treatment we received. The restaurant should definitely consider improving its ADA accessibility.

As locals, we were unaware of the existence of this hidden gem! It is a peaceful spot to relax and indulge in delicious cuisine. The menu offers a variety of excellent choices, all of which we thoroughly enjoyed. Our waiter, Justin, provided exceptional service by being knowledgeable and attentive. We will be regular customers at this restaurant from now on. 10/10 rating!

I recently dined at Sealand Restaurant in Fort Walton, Florida, and had an exceptional experience. I ordered the sautéed trigger fish with homemade toppings, and it was cooked to perfection with incredible flavor. This meal undoubtedly deserves a 5-star rating. Despite arriving a bit underdressed, we were warmly welcomed and treated with outstanding service throughout our visit. While the salad could use some improvement, the main course more than made up for it. Overall, Sealand Restaurant provided a fabulous dining experience that I highly recommend.

We had drove by this place several times while in FWB. It looks like it would be a nicer dining spot based on the menu and outward appearance. I had read a mixed bag of reviews and decided to see for myself. My family and I arrived around 5 PM on a Wednesday evening. Upon entry the hostess looked at my kids and immediately said we don't have a kids menu. I guess that was supposed to be our cue to leave. I looked around and the place was completely empty aside from maybe two tables. I said to my SO let's get outta here they obviously don't want us to dine here. He said nah let's just see how it is. I think he just didn't want to go and wait at another busier place tbh. So she sat us in a booth near an unsightly stack of boxes that needed to be thrown away or was that just someone's idea of poor decorum?! Ok if you are going to try and weed out people from your so called high society restaurant make it look like one smh lmao. Because let's be honest, just because we brought our 2 toddlers and weren't dressed to the nines that particular day we generally spend more money eating out in 4 meals than that wanna be arrogant hostess makes in 1 month lol. My SO got the veal chop and it had canned mushrooms on top of it and said it was mid at best. I got the early bird special of grilled grouper that came with yellow rice and steamed veggies which were the frozen vegetable kind from Sam's Club. My kids got a side order of spaghetti which had canned sauce on it. We also got them an order of cheese sticks. Again these are nothing special just frozen with a side of canned marinara. None of the food was fresh or made with any kind of culinary essence. The ambiance of this place is also lacking. The food is on par to a greasy Greek diner type place you would see in the suburbs but without the false pretense of being a faux fancy restaurant that doesn't welcome kids lol. Maybe you should have the bus boy get rid of the clutter and crates and boxes lol if you want to fake being uppity. Next time we will spend our money elsewhere where we feel welcome and where the food is worth it! Kid-friendliness: Not kid friendly per hostess not of the mostess