Going out for a stroll, window shopping, poking around in shops and galleries, people watching, having lunch/dinner or a tropical libation, taking in the evening scene -- often in-season with live music -- be sure to include the Third Street South part of Olde Naples. A number of fine eateries and within easy walking distance of the Naples Pier. Away... More

Went in and out of a handful of shops. Like seeing Mom and Pop businesses, and not your mall, run of the mill chains!

most stores are closed it seemed this time of year - a few street/café music entertainers - and restaurants galore.

Third street is the place to bee in Naples. Not as crowded and congested at 5th Ave. Many designer shops that have late hours. (Island Company, Tommy Bahama, Marisas..etc) A must do if you travel to South West Florida.

I was looking forward to our shopping time down 3rd, but was quickly disappointed. The shops are overpriced and only geared towards the older crowd. The restaurants were nice with beautiful outdoor dining areas. We spent maybe an hour walking around. Next time we'll just go for dinner.

Third Street is a perfect destination for people watching and browsing the shops! Our favorite dining establishment is Tommy Bahama's... Secure a table near the sidewalk and let the experience begin... We always split the steak salad... Delicious! The warm bread and flavored butter are superb... Coconut shrimp are a wonderful appetizer... The perfect way to catch a glimpse of... More

3rd street Naples is not as busy as 5th ave. We has a meal there and did a little walk about. It is an area with several restaurants and some upscale stores. Personally my take on this area is over priced restaurants and shopping. Enjoy

Lots of places to eat most with outdoor seating. Shopping is on the pricey side. Would recommend Jane's for breakfast. Nice garden setting and friendly staff.

Fun area to shop, watch the world go by from Tommy Bahamas outside.Not spectacular dining but adequate when shopping is the primary goal....