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What’s your favorite restaurant for dining near the water? Let us know!
You can vote once per day from April 26 through May 9. If you do not see your choice on the list, you have the option to write-in your candidate during the voting process below.
Please note that we are only looking for locally-owned restaurants in the Jacksonville area. We will reject write-in submissions that lack enough information for us to find and verify them.
Winners will be announced on May 17.
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