The Nauti Lobstah: The Two-Foot Lobster Roll That Put Apopka on the Map
A Rhode Island chef inherited a 38-year Apopka institution and won Critic’s Choice Best Seafood two years running — inside Forest Avenue’s destination seafood room.
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A Rhode Island chef inherited a 38-year Apopka institution and won Critic’s Choice Best Seafood two years running — inside Forest Avenue’s destination seafood room.
Read MoreCrab boils, grouper and a pet-friendly deck over East Lake Toho: Crabby’s is St. Cloud’s waterfront institution, and the sunset table the whole town recommends.
Read MoreA dozen-table Italian room, a steakhouse in a 1909 building, brunch inside a 1927 hotel, barbecue on 13th Street and seafood on the marina: the researched map of St. Cloud’s tables.
Read MoreHeathrow has no public restaurant inside its gates — so Lake Mary’s 46A corridor and Colonial TownPark do the job, from FishBones’ wood fire and Terramia’s brick oven to Ruth’s Chris and the Hangry Bison. A researched guide, no rankings implied.
Read MoreSeafood, sushi and steaks over a citrus-and-oak fire — why FishBones remains the default celebration room on County Road 46A.
Read MoreA family-run tavern flies its seafood in from Boston and serves as Celebration’s living room — patio, bar and all — across from Lake Rianhard.
Read MoreThe Good Salt group’s modern coastal room is Baldwin Park’s special-occasion default: Florida oysters, a chef’s counter and a Josper oven by the lake.
Read MoreAt the end of Black Hammock Fish Camp Road, airboats run a lake the operator estimates holds some 13,000 alligators — and the restaurant serves catfish and gator bites beside it.
Read MoreSeafood flown in, steaks cut by hand, and a jazz trio in the lounge — Eddie V’s is Restaurant Row’s most complete evening, and it ranks near the top of two of our lists.
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