Quinn’s On the Beach

Conveniently located in our hotel so of course we end up here for dinner on our first day. Amazing atmosphere — amazing! Nothing beats sitting oceanfront with a spectacular Florida west coast sunset as your backdrop. Live music and a flame throwing show on top of it all? Yes please.
Sadly — that’s about all that rocked our socks. Food was average at best. Fried oysters and coconut shrimp as appetizers. Oysters were overly breaded and dipping sauce could’ve used a kick. Shrimp were delish but way too greasy — puddles on my plate are not appealing. I had the yucca crusted grouper which was sad and flavorless — the pesto did all the work on this dish and it wasn’t even all that. My husband’s blackened shrimp tacos were the night’s winner but that’s like a guy with 2 strong legs running a race with people on crutches. My daughter has chicken tenders which weren’t bad but overly battered. Key lime pie was really good. Brownie tasted defrosted. Service was excellent. Wish they would step up the food game and make this the 5 star spot it has the potential to be.

Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, with large fans outside for warmer days! The blue cheese burger, which was delicious, but would recommend substituting the bun. Pretzel bun was a bit dry/​dense.

Beautiful location right on the beach with a great view for lunch. It is convenient to the resorts in the area and within walking distance. Burger was pretty tasty but it was a frozen patty. Shrimp crab cake sandwich was ok but also a frozen crab cake. The fries were pretty good. Drinks were really good. Prices are on the high side for food and drinks especially since its frozen food they’re serving however you can’t beat the location and view.

Decent food. Overpriced. Awesome scenery. 13 dollars for an UN-​frozen daquari is a little asinine. Liked that we could play volleyball right by the restaurant. Service was fantastic. Waiter brought extra watermelon

Located on a very beautiful resort and service was very nice. Highly recommended. Michael the bartender helped us a lot

This was not very good at all. We went to have lunch on the beach. Waited for an outside table and got seated behind the bar. I got the shrimp tacos and they were not good. The shrimp was over cooked and tough, and the tortillas were bland. My wife got the shaved ribeye sandwich that wasn’t any better. The service was slow and the servers did not know who got what. Find another lunch spot!

Pricey, but it’s in a resort. Great food and drinks, friendly service! They have a really nice outside seating area on the beach and lots of bar seats. Try the Cuban sandwich or the brisket tacos. All of the meat is smoked and cooked on site!

They have a captive audience with all the Marriott guests. The food and service were good. It was expensive, but that is the price of convenience.

Even though we didn’t stay at the Marriott, we kept coming back to Quinn’s. It’s right on the beach, and has one of the best views of the sunset on Marco Island. They also have a fireshow at night which draws a crowd. We mostly went during the day for drinks and their delicious chicken wings. I’d highly recommend the Dragonberry Mojito. The only downside is there is no happy hour and the prices are expensive ($ 13 for a drink).

Great place to enjoy a Marco Island sunset!
We were staying at the Marriott Resort so it was an easy stroll to get to Quinn’s. We were able to get a table right on the beach front just in time to watch another gorgeous sunset. As soon as the sunset is over they apparently have a Hawaiian Fire Dancer do a performance right on the beach in front of the restaurant. It was a great bonus. We also had a musician performing on acoustic guitar throughout our dinner who had a soothing set list to set the ambiance just right.
As far as the food goes it was not bad. The kids meals were high at $ 10 but ample in size and included a huge cookie that my kids appreciated. My wife and I each had fish tacos (mine with blackened shrimp… I tried to change my order to the brisket tacos when my wife ordered the same but our waiter wouldn’t let me, so the fish tacos must be their specialty!)
Our waiter was very courteous and made an effort to talk to us and the kids. He was attentive and got the food out for our kids quickly which was greatly appreciated.
Overall it was a great dinner and evening. Sure it was overpriced but if you are staying at the Marriott it is definitely worth a visit!

Ordered some drinks and appetizers, octopus lettuce wraps was so salty I can’t finish them) geographicly place very nice, but for food overpriced.

Good service, friendly staff. Salads are good, but over-​priced. A nice place to sit outside and right on the beach. Frozen drinks are delicious, but again, expensive.

First visit was good but I was perplexed by the very expensive beer prices. Food was good and service was god.
My second (2 days later) visit was awful.
Ordered Beach Boil. Lobster tails, shrimp, potato, corn, clams, etc
It came.
No Lobster. No sign of any lobster. But $ 30 for shrimp and corn soup.
$ 30 and no lobster. They blamed the new chef. Our dinner was ruined.
They gave me humble apologies and a $ 30 off my next visit voucher.
Enough said.
If I could give zero stars, I would.

We have now had 3 meals at Quinn’s and I plan to avoid a fourth. It is very pricey (a domestic beer is $ 7.50 and a salad is $ 10). Service in the restaurant is sporadic. e.g. After being assured, there would be a slice of watermelon with lunch, there wasn’t. Waiter was nowhere to be found for 15 minutes. Asked for water — never delivered. That was our first meal.
On Monday night, there were only 2 dining options at the Marriott, so we found ourselves back at Quinn’s. The caesar salad was soggy with 4 shrimps. My husband liked the coconut shrimp appetizer. An appetizer, salad, soda and glass of wine ran more than $ 60. I expected better for the price. Food choices are limited, and drinks are very expensive.
Of the 3 meals, the best was poolside — the cheesy quesadilla and chips and salsa. With a beer and iced tea. I have to say, these options were good and filling. $ 8 for a can of domestic beer (taxes and tip) seems ridiculous.

WOW!!! So amazing. We were greeted by the manager, Nick, who accommodated our request for a sunny table. Such a great guy. Once we were seated, our server, Annie, gave us great recommendations (try the buffalo dip and stone crab). We loved our drinks, especially the Miami Vice with a floater. the food, the service, the drinks, and the view were incredible. I highly recommend Quinn’s to anyone in the area.

Great location and quality food. Of course you will pay the price in this prime spot but it’s worth it. The Cobb salad with fresh shrimp/​Crab is something I’d order again and my bf loves the tacos and shrimp. The giant Bloody Mary is a must and they gave decent beer/​champagne options. Slow service and begging birds gives this 4 stars.

This is a great place to stop when wandering Marco Island beach. I had the tuna tartar app, and, though the waiter said it was small, I thought it was just enough for a light lunch. It also came with plenty of crispy fried plantain strips, which contrasted the avocado and tuna nicely. I come back here whenever I’m on vacation down there because they are convenient, laid back, friendly, and, of course, tasty.

Quinn’s is located on the beach in the Marriott Marco Island Resort. It is actually right on the sandy beach. They have indoor and outdoor seating. They serve hamburgers, appetizers, island fare and tropical drinks. It is like a sports bar on the beach and they have numerous TV screens showing sports programming.
When we went in the evening, they had a guy playing the guitar and singing and the music was too loud. People were actually screaming as they talked at their tables just to be heard.
I gave Quinn’s three stars. The food is OK, not outstanding, but certainly not bad either. It hit the spot because we did not want to leave the hotel.
My grilled red snapper was far too salty (see photo)

The sunset and the show were good but food is expensive.

Stopped in with some colleagues to grab drinks and appetizers.
Ordered some oysters on the half shell and both the crab and fish tacos.
The oysters were just okay and not properly shelled.
The tacos were much better, particularly the crab which were minis and served in toasted wonton wrappers.
Service was very slow as it took nearly 30 minutes to get this.