Great waterfront location. Â Live music outside the night we were there. Â I had the flatiron steak salad which was excellent. Â Prices were surprisingly reasonable but... Â Margarita from the outside bar was a disappointment. Â This place moves fast. Â If you want to loiter, look elsewhere.
Review Source:I had been hearing about this place for a long time and finally made the drive.
Everyone was friendly, my server was nice and the food was great. I had their steak sandwich that comes with hot peppers on the side. What was amazing to me was the beef actually tasted like beef! The roll it was served on was of equal freshness. Combine this with a nice craft beer and a sunset and it makes for a great evening.
Deck dining right on the marina, servers who perfectly combine easy conversation, fun, and professionalism, top-notch "New American" food and drinks. What a FIND!
We had appetizers ("nosh" at The Joint) and drinks: a generous serving of delicious ahi ceviche served with giant polenta crackers for me; for Mom, an enormous, beautifully arranged meat and cheese board served with olive salad and warm bread... and tasty selections from their extensive martini list.
We arrived before the dinner hour and shared the deck with only a handful of other diners; by sundown, the area was packed. Â I'd hardly noticed the indoor space when we arrived, but on our way through at the end of the night, it's dimly lit, sophisticated but warm vibe had me wanting to sit down and have a second round of food and drinks. (Seriously.)
Dress is casual (so long as you're a person who tastefully defines "casual"... leave your beach clothes at home). Between food, atmosphere and service, prices are reasonable, but this is the Cape Harbor waterfront after all, so be ready to shell out some extra cash. Â If I remember correctly, two appetizers and three drinks with tip came to around $54.
Not a bad place for mature kids, but there are better places to take tykes, Â for their own sakes - the night we were there, there were some patrons who needed about three fewer drinks in them - and because this is such a good place for adults to relax and unwind (as the aforementioned folks indicate ;) )
Bottom Line: Â when in Fort Myers, get thee to The Joint.
This place was pretty great and will probably end up being one of my new hangouts. Â The food was pretty good, it was a pretty nice spot for sitting outside, it had a good crowd... what more can you want? Â But, the best part was the drink menu! Â I'm really into trying different alcoholic concoctions and this was the place for that! Â Only issue I had was it was raining (hard) when we went and the overhang leaked a little bit, so we had to move our chairs around to avoid getting soaked. Â But, I'll overlook that :)
Review Source:Good food and service, though expensive. But it is cheaper than Runrummers across the way. Brick Oven pizzas are awesome. They usually have a special one of the day and make sure you consider that as part of our selection. I am disappointed that they don't offer more fish selections but you can always go somewhere else!
Review Source:Easily the best food in Cape Coral, and with a nice outdoor seating area by the marina, the joint has a long way to go in terms of service. Our waitress may have been on her first night and had no idea what she was doing, but the whole staff was overeager to get people out the door. That being said, our tuna with avocado and a mango purée was inspired. We each had mahi mahi; my wife had grilled mahi over spinach and I the blackened mahi sandwich, each was delicious. Definitely try the key lime pie, which is apparently made in house. Hopefully they get their waitstaff issues sorted. The food has real promise.
Review Source:I liked this place. The pizza wasn't GREAT and it was really thin and i kept thinking "where is the sauce?". We ordered two pizzas and like 6 beers and a key lime pie for like $45. Wasn't bad but wasn't great. Nice staff tho! the people i went with made it better..ya know? nice chill spot.
Review Source:Overall high quality all around. Â Food, service, atmosphere. Slightly pricey but not exorbitant.
I recommend ordering Keylime Pie made in-house. Also the Mahi-Mahi or Salmon-Asian salad are excellent. Â Wide range of Martini's and wines.
Heated outdoor patio which overlooks water, boats and housing condo-development-y stuff.
The Joint is really the only place to eat around Cape Coral with high quality food, an interesting menu, and an awesome laid back atmosphere. Dockside seating outside and low lit lounge inside. The prices ate higher but that's because it's good stuff. The specialties are wood fired pizza and tapas. Â It's where we go every chance we get.
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