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The Wharf 850 in Niceville temporarily closed due to remodeling

The Wharf 850 in Niceville will be closed for “remodeling, renovating and renewing” from January 17 to February 1, 2022. According to The Wharf 850, new improvements will include: Expanded bar seating and oyster bar. Expanded beer selection on tap. Expanded kitchen and new equipment. New hours that include being open 6 days a week. […]

Gabe Rosenblatt

The Wharf 850 in Niceville will be closed for “remodeling, renovating and renewing” from January 17 to February 1, 2022.

According to The Wharf 850, new improvements will include:

Expanded bar seating and oyster bar.
Expanded beer selection on tap.
Expanded kitchen and new equipment.
New hours that include being open 6 days a week.

The Wharf 850 is located at 821 Bayshore Drive in Niceville and serves a wide variety of cuisine, mainly focusing on seafood. Oysters, burgers, soup, salad, flatbreads, breakfast, and steak are just some of the many options available.

In a brief statement on their Facebook page, the staff at The Wharf 850 have said,

We would like to thank our guest for their understanding and patience as we take time to improve The Wharf 850 experience in 2022. See YOU Soon! Love Ya, Mean it!

The restaurant will reopen at 10:30 am on February 2nd.

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