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In Historic Springfield, The District turns brunch into an event — bottomless mimosas, a signature mimosa tower, and an outdoor Peacock Garden complete with boho yurts for bigger groups.

This Jacksonville-born biscuit chain has a Murray Hill location on Edgewood Avenue serving up scratch-made comfort food with community-style seating — order The Squawking Goat if you want the neighborhood's favorite spicy fried chicken biscuit.

Open since 1993 on St. Johns Avenue, Biscottis is an Avondale institution known for its Saturday-and-Sunday brunch, seasonal menu, and a dessert case famous enough to have once landed in the New York Times.

Chef Tom Gray's Town Hall sits right in the heart of historic San Marco Square, and Sunday brunch here is a local ritual — think Crab Cake Benedict and Smoked Salmon Toast paired with a mimosa, all in a room that still feels like a neighborhood hangout.

A family-run Riverside favorite since 1998, Cool Moose Cafe keeps it simple — hearty omelets, weekend mimosas, and the kind of everybody knows your name service that's made it a go-to for Sunday brunch on Park Street.

Tucked into the Avondale Historic District, Orsay brings French bistro flair to weekend brunch — Croque Madame, duck confit hash, and an a la carte menu that runs Saturday and Sunday — with happy hour wine specials that stretch the whole afternoon.

Right in Jim's own Mandarin neighborhood, this city park sits on Julington Creek with a boat ramp, fishing pier, and an adaptive kayak launch — a favorite for manatee-watching and easy river access without leaving the neighborhood.

Tucked into the protected waters of the Ortega River in West Jacksonville, Sadler Point Marina offers wet slips, dry storage, fuel, and on-site dining — a go-to for boat owners in the Ortega and Riverside area who want a hurricane-safe spot close to home.

Located on the Southbank Riverwalk downtown, St. Johns Marina gives boaters two launch ramps and easy access to everything happening along both sides of the river — a handy option if you're headed out from the urban core.

A Florida Certified Clean Marina in Fleming Island, Doctors Lake Marina handles boats up to 65 feet with wet slips, dry storage, fuel, and a sunset tiki bar — reachable from the St. Johns River through Doctors Inlet, making it a natural fit for Clay County waterfront living.

On Jacksonville's Westside, this ramp opens onto the Cedar River with a quick run out to the Ortega and St. Johns Rivers — a lower-key option for residents on that side of town who want river access without the downtown crowds.

For a no-cost option on Doctors Lake, this Clay County park offers a boat ramp and a 320-foot fishing pier — a solid pick for Fleming Island and Orange Park residents who just want quick, free access to the water.

Learn about the Mandarin neighborhood and district in Jacksonville, Florida with maps, things to do, and more from Visit Jacksonville.

San Marco is a historic neighborhood just minutes from Downtown. Visit San Marco's distinctive boutiques and galleries and enjoy a variety of dining options and outdoor cafes.

Stroll through the charming tree-lined streets of historic Riverside & Avondale for fabulous antique shopping, cafes, and boutiques. Find out more about this unique district!

Explore the historic mansions and affluent atmosphere of the Ortega neighborhood in Jacksonville. This page provides insights into the area's charm and attractions for visitors and residents alike.

Explore the Southside area of Jacksonville, known for its vibrant shopping scene, beautiful riverfront outdoor activities, and rich historical sites. This guide provides insights into the attractions and experiences that make Southside a unique destination.

Discover the charm of Fleming Island, FL. Fleming Island is a dynamic riverfront community where history, outdoor adventure, and local flavor come to life. From scenic parks and historic landmarks to delicious dining and unique shopping, visitors can experience a little bit of everything.