is about the burning passion for delectable food enticing drink and pleasurable surroundings . .

The first Indians and early settlers to arrive here were driven by similar appetite . . .

Mostly fishermen camped along shores lined with huge saltrock boulders. While the sun was melting into the Gulf, big crackling fires were built in open pits made of piled saltrock . . .

All gathered around for a grilled feast that lasted well into the evening . . .

This old beach tradition is legendary, and it's still on fire at the Salt Rock Grill-plus, no mosquitoes . . .

Please relax, sit back and let us take care of you. We're glad you came!

SALTROCK is a common name for travertine, a porous, light cream colored crystalline limestone, formed by deposits from spring waters. This rare native material is as versatile as it is beautiful when crafted. Used as a building material, a skilled craftsman may shape this rock by using conventional woodworking tools and techniques.