If a photo is word a thousand words, then actually eating something has got to be worth at least a million. Next time you're in Cape San Blas or traveling down 30E, stop by Cone Heads 8020 and taste the real thing. Our delicious surf-n-turf is as amazing as the legends say and will surely leave you wanting more... even if you're already overstuffed!
All burgers & sandwiches come w/ fries & are served on a toasted brioche bun. All burgers are prepared medium well.
Add Grilled Onions or Jalapenoes $1.50 │ Bacon $2.50
Flavors: Vanilla, SF Vanilla, Caramel, Hazelnut, Lavender, Coconut, Cinnamon Bun, Pistachio, Dark Chocolate, Peach, Strawberry, Blueberry, Toasted Marshmallow, Sugar-Free Options
Opens at 8 AM | Closed Wed & Sun.
"Ate there last night. Food and service were great!"
"My husband’s absolute favorite meal from Cone Heads 8020 is the chicken Alfredo. It is THE BEST!"
"This is our favorite restaurant. Everything is fresh and homemade. Excellent food, service and cocktails. Looking forward to seeing y'all in a few weeks.”
Uncrowded and unspoiled Cape San Blas has breathtaking sunrises and sunsets, an abundance and variety of wildlife, pristine water, sugary white and soft sand, dunes that are some 30 feet tall crowned with sea oats. Engross yourself in hiking, kayaking, biking, fishing, swimming, diving, cast netting, laughing, playing, smiling, relaxing, etc.
The underwater scenery is just as exquisite. One only has to get his or her mask and snorkel gear and explore St. Joseph Bay to discover seahorses, starfish, sand dollars, scallops, manatees, rays, a variety of fish and crabs, flowing seagrass, etc. One of the most exciting times of the year is scalloping season. When scallop season is in, enjoy going scalloping and making them part of your dinner menu!
On the Gulf side, get some bait and fishing gear to go onshore fishing. Red fish, flounder, whiting, etc are just some of the delicious fish you can serve up for dinner.
Or, get some friends and take a boat to one of the reefs and enjoy spear fishing, seeing dolphins, etc. The beach on the Gulf side can also be a shell picker’s paradise.
