Visitor Resources

Planning a visit to the Monticello area?  There are several great guides to help you plan the perfect visit.

Get the scoop on where to eat, stay, and play by exploring Discover Monticello

*Did You Know?*
Monticello is home to the Oldest African-American Masonic Lodge in the State of Florida. Established in 1868, Solomon Lodge #6 was created by the Prince Hall Free and Accepted Masons who had established themselves in Jefferson County. You can find this piece of history at 650 Henry Street, just East of the Roseland Cemetery in town.

Shopping 

From local honey, custom creations, and handmade jewelry, to thrifted clothing, art, and antiques, there's something for everyone in Monticello's downtown shopping district. 

Eating

If shopping leaves you famished, local eateries are ready to serve!

- Burger King: 1209 S Jefferson St.
- CowHaus Coffee Company: 100 N Jefferson St.
- Jackie's Brickhouse Eatery: 190 N Jefferson St.
- Johnston's Southern Style Resaurant: 1480 W Washington St.
- Mann's Dog House: 850 N Jefferson St.
- Pizza Hut: 1244 S Jefferson St.
- Rancho Grande Mexican Grill: 290 N Cherry St.
- Subway: 1246 S Jefferson St.
- The Porch on the Green: 925 E Washington St.
- The Social Monticello 2.0: 80 N Jefferson St.
- Tupelo's Bakery & Cafe: 220 W Washington St.
- VJ's Florida Grill & Barbecue: 1403 S Jefferson St.

Having Fun

Monticello's mild climate and gorgeous, unspoiled natural setting is a perfect combination for a destination vacation like no other. 

Stay in one of our downtown Bed and Breakfasts or keep it convenient and stay at one of the area hotels or bring your own camper.