Nestled in the charming Planters Inn, Peninsula Grill dazzles with upscale Southern cuisine and legendary desserts in a cozy yet elegant atmosphere.
"After you finish dinner and take a walk down to the waterfront, head to Peninsula Grill inside the Planters Inn for dessert. While it’s also a very popular dinner spot, we recommend avoiding the packed dining room and just ordering a slice of their Ultimate Coconut Cake on the cobblestone patio instead. Yes, you still have to adhere to their dress code even if you’re just there for a slice of cake, but it’s worth throwing on a blazer or dress to try the most famous dessert in the city. " - jai jones, emily yates
"The holidays are traditionally a sold-out event at Peninsula Grill, but give the reservation line a try. Better yet, slide into the champagne bar if there’s a free seat. If you get it, you’ll be dining on chestnut bisque, herb-crusted prime rib, and that famous coconut cake." - Erin Perkins
"Thanksgiving is traditionally a sold out event at Peninsula Grill, but give the reservation line a try. Better yet, slide into the champagne bar if there's a free seat." - Erin Perkins
"Let us order for you: coconut cake. Do it. Even if you don't like coconut, you'll probably enjoy this world-famous slice of fluffy goodness from Peninsula Grill. We can't explain it — you just have to try it." - Erin Perkins
"Fine southern dining with options for light bites or a full menu with southern sides." - Travel + Leisure Editors
