Pinchers Seafood Restaurant on St. Armands Circle, Sarasota
Pinchers Lakewood Ranch is moving to 300 John Ringling Blvd on St. Armands Circle in Sarasota. Same family, same seafood from our own boats, and the same team.
Until we move, calls go to Pinchers Lakewood Ranch.
Where to find us
Lakewood Ranch
Friday and Saturday, 11am to 11pm Phone941-900-3315
St. Armands Circle, Sarasota
Moving to St. Armands Circle
Pinchers is moving from Lakewood Ranch Main Street to St. Armands Circle, the shopping and dining circle on the way to Lido Beach. Pinchers will still have ten restaurants on Florida's Gulf Coast.
Fresh from our own boats
The Phelan family runs its own fishing fleet, with about 10,000 stone crab traps. The catch comes in through Island Crab Company on Pine Island, the fish house the family has co-owned since 1998. As we say at Pinchers, you can't fake fresh.
Questions
Is Pinchers Lakewood Ranch closing?
It is moving. Pinchers Lakewood Ranch is relocating to 300 John Ringling Blvd on St. Armands Circle in Sarasota.
Is Pinchers Lakewood Ranch still open?
Yes. Pinchers Lakewood Ranch is open at 10707 Rodeo Dr until the move. Call 941-900-3315.
Where is the new Pinchers in Sarasota?
At 300 John Ringling Blvd on St. Armands Circle, on the way to Lido Beach.
Is Pinchers a chain?
No. Pinchers is family owned and operated by the Phelan family, who opened the first one in Bonita Springs in 1997. There are ten Pinchers on Florida's Gulf Coast.
Does Pinchers take reservations?
No. Call up to 30 minutes ahead for call-ahead seating.