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Home » Travel » Taste the Flavor in South Walton, FL

May 14, 2014 Updated: July 20, 2014

Taste the Flavor in South Walton, FL

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When we moved to Mississippi, I was excited to be within driving distance to many beaches bordering the Gulf of Mexico.  It didn't take long for me to learn specifically about the sugar-white sand and turquoise water beaches in South Walton, Florida. Visit South Walton via @seededtable Driving around in my new community, I quickly noticed stickers on cars and signs in shops that said "Seaside" or "30A." This prompted me to search the Internet and ask my new friends what these meant.After hearing all about the glorious South Walton beaches, it wasn't hard to realize that these were the beaches Ben and I want to visit.  I even remember suggesting to Ben that we spend our upcoming anniversary trip in Seaside, Florida. Visit South Walton, FL (Seaside) via @SeededTable In our travels, I especially like to visit places with an exciting food scene.  In addition to its artistic lifestyle offerings, South Walton's culinary scene is currently exploding and has the highest number of award-winning establishments per capita in Florida, including five 2014 Golden Spoon winners.  The region hosts four major wine festivals which attract national winemakers, and the tenth largest wine charity and wine auction in the country takes place in South Walton. Visit South Walton via @SeededTable Since South Walton is located right on the Gulf Coast, the restaurants there have access to fresh Gulf seafood.  The long growing season cultivates seasonal ingredients, creating a distinct culinary style, giving South Walton the standing grounds to becoming a regional and national player in the food arena.

Although we haven't made it to the South Walton beaches yet, this week I'm heading to Miami for the BlogHer Food '14 conference where Visit South Walton is a sponsor and will bring us a sample of their Gulf Coast.  In their Perfect Escape Booth, they will provide conference attendees with a wonderful sensory getaway, where we will be transported to the best beaches in Florida.  Are you attending the BlogHer Food conference in Miami this week?  Stop by the booth and enter to win a free four-day, three-night trip to South Walton!  Such a great prize! Visit South Walton via @SeededTable Visit South Walton will also be hosting fifty BlogHer Food attendees at the Pérez Art Museum Miami for their South Walton Culinary Showcase on Friday, May 16 at 8pm.  Attendees will experience award winning culinary dishes during an interactive chef showcase, and will have an opportunity to create unique artwork onsite while sipping on a refreshing local beverage.

Learn more about Visit South Walton here: website / Facebook / Twitter

Have you been to South Walton, FL?  If you have, what were your favorite places to eat?  What should Ben and I do when we finally get to go?  I don't want to miss a thing!

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  1. susan 30A Eats says

    August 08, 2015 at 9:39 am

    Good morning! I live in South Walton, am a food and travel writer for magazines in print and online, and I am the owner of 30AEats.com. with a family home in Grayton, Beach house in Destin, our 2nd family home and my husbands business in Pensacola, I surely can help with any Gulf Coast foodie finds that you are seeking! My children were raised in South Walton, biked to the Seaside Neighborhood School from our home years ago when we lived there, and my parents are in the Sandestin area! Feel free to stop by 30AEats.com, and I will need your advise when we decide to Visit Mississippi!! 🙂 Susan Benton #30AEats

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    • Nikki Gladd says

      August 09, 2015 at 2:59 pm

      Hi Susan! Thanks for visiting my site! I'm excited to have your site for reference when visiting 30A! Love those sandy white beaches! And, yes, come on over to Mississippi and I'll hook you up with our faves! 🙂

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  2. Sheila says

    May 14, 2014 at 8:06 pm

    We have been to Destin several times and driven down to Seaside, and south Walton it definitely is a lovely place to visit!!

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  3. Sammi @Sammi Sunshine says

    May 14, 2014 at 1:37 pm

    I love Florida! You are so lucky to be visiting it. Have fun at the conference!

    Sammi Sunshine
    A Food Blog

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