Enjoy our Freshly Made Mimosas with Champagne!
Orange Juice • Poinsetta • Guava Lemonade • Mango • Peach • Watermelon
Mother’s Day Mimosa: Mango Mimosa
Wild caught lump crab meat and fresh asparagus Benedict — Two poached eggs on English muffins, covered with fresh asparagus, lump crab meat, and hollandaise sauce served with your choice of home fries or grits
Strawberry and cream pancakes — Pancakes topped with fresh strawberries and whipped cream served with two eggs any style and your choice of bacon, ham or sausage (patties, or links)
Two homemade wild caught crabcakes — on top of a large fresh garden salad with your choice of dressing
Grilled ham, bacon, tomato, and cheese sandwich — on your choice of bread (try our sourdough) Served with a bowl of our homemade soup or chili.
Check out our bakery
All our products are made in house
Take home some eclairs or cannolis and a pound of our delicious coffee for Mom
Enjoy some homemade muffins for Mother’s Day breakfast
Welcome To
Spinnaker Cafe
Spinnaker Café is a family owned and locally operated restaurant serving reasonably priced quality home style food in a warm and welcoming hometown diner style atmosphere for more than 30 years in Englewood, Florida.
Homemade and fresh breakfast and lunch is served daily from 6am to 3pm by our friendly staff with an extensive menu, weekly specials, and a variety of bakery items prepared daily in our kitchen.
Beer, wine and sangria is available as well as a great selection of mimosas – peach, orange, cranberry, mango, pineapple and guava lemonade.
Spinnaker Café is voted Best Breakfast, Diner/Café by Englewood Sun Daily readers year after year.
What People are Saying
Great place to eat! Staff feels like family to me. Service and food are excellent…
Betty S.
Great food! Old style diner feel. Lots of home made main dishes and desserts!
Marcus R.
Spinnaker’s counter service is fun – very sociable and has made some good friends. The food is consistently good and so much menu choices. Love the desserts and weekly specials.
Alfred K.


