Englewood (Florida) - unincorporated community in Charlotte and Sarasota counties, Florida, United States

Englewood is a city in Southwest Florida.

Understand

Palm trees in Englewood

History

Folklore has it that in the 1920s, a candidate for mayor promised that if elected, he would guarantee to have the US 41 run through town. Venice and Port Charlotte took off instead.

Get in

Englewood is a 30 minute drive south from Sarasota/Bradenton Regional Airport (IATA: SRQ), a 60 minute drive north from Fort Myers Regional Airport (IATA: RSW), and a 75 minute drive south of Tampa Int'l Airport (IATA: TPA).

Englewood is accessible from I-75 from exit 191 River Rd and to a lesser extent 193 Jacaranda Blvd.

Get around

You'll need to get a rental car from the airport as public transportation is nearly non-existent, and is impossible to use from town-to-town.

See

Englewood Beach on the Gulf of Mexico:

Do

Englewood is enclosed on three sides by the Gulf of Mexico and the larger cities of Venice and Port Charlotte, which both have more shopping and action, but the beaches aren't as nice. Englewood has the necessities including Wal-Mart, Home Depot, Publix, and Bealls.

Buy

Lots of Florida trinket stores on Beach Road. Also, historic Dearborn street has galleries, shops and restaurants.

Eat

  • Cafe 776, 138 N Indiana Ave, 26.9645°, -82.3534°, +1 941-475-0819. Tu-Sa 11:30AM-8:30PM. Absolutely the best fish and chips ever. Huge servings making the "plate charge" for an extra plate worth every penny. You'll still take home leftovers. 2021-05-31

Drink

Sleep

Englewood isn't big on hotel chains, but it offers a variety of beach resorts.

Connect

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Englewood

Date Time:Please wait...Timezone:America/New_YorkPopulation:20,800Coordinates:26.96, -82.35

Sarasota County

2nd-order administrative division

Florida

Primary administrative division

United States

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Population:327.2 MDial code:+1Currency:Dollar (USD)Voltage:120 V, 240 V, 60 Hz
NEMA 14-30NEMA 14-50