Sliders Seaside Grill

Sliders Seaside Grill opened its doors in 1945 and has become an Amelia Island institution. It is the ideal place for all your events and celebrations.

Sliders offers oceanfront dining, a beachside Tiki bar, family-friendly dining, a fantastic kids play area, dog friendly dining, and of course, top notch casual and contemporary banquet rooms with sweeping views across the dunes and out to the blue Atlantic.

Our Tiki Bar was recently voted in the top ten beach bars by Conde Nast Travel.

Count all the shades of blues between the horizon and the sky then the horizon and the shore and feel your peace of mind return. Can you imagine being so relaxed?

Our banquet department offers travelers, local families, businessmen and soon to be brides a unique beach venue for all your catering needs. We truly offer peace of mind as you book the best beachfront caterers on Amelia Island to handle all your event details.

Sliders has been host to everything from small intimate gatherings for family and friends to high level business entertainment and full corporate buy-outs for fortune 500 companies. We are the largest restaurant northeast of Jacksonville serving the resorts on Amelia Island with inside seating for 300 guests and additional seating for 72 more guests on a 200’ long covered dining porch overlooking the beach. We are where the place corporations want to bring their clients and employees when here on Amelia Island for team building, business entertaining or incentive travel.

Sliders is the premier destination beachside wedding venue on Amelia Island known for a fun and relaxed casual atmosphere. We have hosted weddings receptions from the simple to the extra-extraordinary. Our brides love the activities of the restaurant as part of their event and our newly redecorated banquet rooms offer a soothing beach palette with lovely details to mix with any bride’s color scheme. You will love the private bridal dressing area located in the north tower of the restaurant –called the Moonraker Lounge fondly named for the topsail of a schooner also known as the “hopesail”. We think it’s a great name for a wedding dressing room! A path through the dunes winds its way from the back of the restaurant for brides planning the ceremony on the beach. All the makings for a perfect wedding await you a phone call away.

And if you planned your wedding in another Amelia Island venue don’t worry as you read this- you can plan your wedding rehearsal dinner or post ceremony brunch with us. It’s a perfect way to begin the celebrations of your wedding weekend or the perfect end – a brunch featuring foods like frittatas, chicken and waffles or shrimp and grits like you’ve never had – famous on the island!

Seating Options

Second Floor Facilities
– Main Banquet Rooms – 148 Seated Dinner
– Breakers Bar and Lounge – 24
– Staterooms A/B – 100
– Sunset Vista Room –24
– Cocktail Reception – 250
– Dining Porch – Additional Seating for up to 72

Lower Level Facilities
– Restaurant Inside – Up to 160 seated
– Dunes Garden – Up to 80 seated
– Tiki Bar – Total capacity 80

Total Capacity: Groups up to 500.

Sliders Pricing

Sliders offers a variety of facilities and catering packages. Please contact us for quote that meets your specific needs.

Pricing for Banquet rooms and other spaces are based on group size and other factors.

Click here for information on Sliders Wedding Pricing

To book our entire restaurant exclusively, see rates below:
$10,000 Rental Fee
$22,000 Minimum Food and Beverage (September-May)
$39,000 Minimum Food and Beverage (June-August)
22% Service and 7% Sales Tax on total amount.

Additional Fees:
– Event Staffing, rentals and services from outside vendors apply
– $1,600-$2,400 for 20’x 30′ Tent in the Garden Dune Area + Heating/AC, as required.

An Amelia Island Landmark

Sliders, which opened its doors in 1945, has a long and rich history on Amelia Island. It is one of the most recognizable landmarks on the island.

Sliders started as an oceanfront restaurant and bar offering hearty local seafood food as well as lodging for local travelers. It was fondly referred to as the ‘Roadhouse’.

A sign on the side of the building proudly read “Steamed heated – Private baths”. That same sign still hangs inside the restaurant today!