2026

Savor Sarasota returns June 1-14, restaurants that want to take part need to act fast

It's officially time for Sarasota County's best restaurants to claim their spot at the table. The 21st Annual Savor Sarasota, hosted annually by Visit Sarasota County, returns June 1 through June 14, 2026, and registration is open now for the region's most anticipated prix-fixe dining promotion.

Visit Sarasota County is proud to share that Siesta Key, one of Sarasota County’s most iconic beach destinations, has been named the No. 1 Best Beach in the U.S. in U.S. News & World Report’s 2026 Best Vacations rankings.

World-class artistry and a storied circus legacy meet the sophisticated pulse of a modern bayfront city.

Long hailed as the "Cultural Capital of Florida," Sarasota is as intellectually stimulating as it is spoiled with sunshine. Defined by a deep appreciation for the arts that began with the arrival of Ringling Bros.

Award-winning quartz sands and vibrant island energy — discover a place where paradise isn’t a promise, it’s reality.

Known globally for its iconic, powdery white shoreline, Siesta Key is a barrier island that masterfully balances relaxation with a lively, walkable spirit.

Manicured landscapes and miles of secluded shoreline meet a refined coastal lifestyle — discover a destination where luxury and nature exist in perfect harmony.

Timeless Mediterranean architecture and a storied past meet the tranquil beauty of the Gulf Coast.

Venice is a rare Florida find as one of three cities in Florida right on the water — not blocked by a barrier island. Venice’s identity is anchored by its 1920s charm, deep circus history and meticulously preserved Italianate architecture.

Unhurried beaches and Old-Florida charm — discover a place that feels as timeless as its sunsets.

Nestled between the busier destinations on Florida’s Gulf Coast is a seaside town with charm that simply can’t be manufactured. Englewood hasn’t tried to be anything it’s not.

Ancient healing waters and sprawling "Old Florida" landscapes meet the vibrant energy of one of the nation’s fastest-growing cities.

As the largest city in Sarasota County by landmass, North Port offers a sense of space and possibility on the Florida Gulf Coast.

More Than 5,600 Participants Expected