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The Tides Restaurant Closes for Vacation

Posted on 25 July 2008 by Maitre'd

The Tides Restaurant on Cardinal drive in Vero Beach will be closing for a little more than a month starting July 27th. As typical with the Tides Restaurant, closing for a month each year gives everyone a chance to squeeze in a vacation and a little R&R before the 2009 season kicks in.

We’ll look forward to seeing the Tides back in action in September for a little blue and green salad and the swordfish with the tropical fruit salsa… maybe we’ll even be surprised with a few new tricks!

So to the Tides crew… enjoy your vacation!

Cheers!

VBR Maitr’ed

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