Duck's Grille & Bar

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OPEN NOW - Closes at 12:00am

Exceptional Service! This is one of the best places in Jacksonville. The food is always fresh and the staff is very attentive and chef Michael Williams is always consistent and he cares about the customers. 5 Stars *****

I had a good experience eating there. The Louisiana Bayou was great!! In addition, the service was really good. I'll be back there.

My family and I have been to this restruant twice and both times we have gone, we have asked for milk for our younger son and they said that they didnt have milk. what kind of place doesnt have milk for kids to drink. I also think the food is way over priced for the quality of it. We also went to order an appitizer and they were out of the one we ordered. I would not return there to eat.

After driving by for years I can honestly say I was shocked when I finally stopped in one day. The decor does not match the outside of the building. I was pleasantly surprised. Far from a chain restaurant. Something unique here. This is the finest food I have found so far in Jacksonville. As for that matter some of the best food I have had anywhere. Hands down the best filet I have had anywhere. I can't stop there. Lots of seafood... I have had the tuna and grouper and on one occasion chilean seabass! You have to try some of the appetizers. Seared tuna that to die for, calamari and shrimp cocktail. Can't say enough about the food. The staff is nice and freindly. Great Bartenders and drinks where you dont have to order a double to taste it. Only place in Jacksonville that you can find where white table clothes used on the dining room side. This place is a cross between fine dining and a sports bar if you can imagine that. Definetly a local pub/restaurant. I could go on but you have to just get out and check it out. You won't be disappointed.

I had an outstanding filet mignon , the best chocolate martini's on earth, great wait staff. A neighborhood bar atmosphere. Look forward to it everytime I come home to Jacksonville.



Jayne Sloan Cooper