This St. Petersburg, Florida Seafood Shack Is the Quiet Local Favorite Tourists Drive Right Past
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A wooden pier first built in 1888 still stretches into the Gulf, and dolphins…
The ticket to a 226-foot view gets sold at a coffee counter, right next…
Every table has its own built-in griddle, and the pancakes are yours to pour…
The research building here started life as a warehouse for a grand mansion…
The leftover food scraps at one Florida buffet are said to go straight…
Shark teeth wash up here so often that some beachcombers leave with more…
A server sets a plate of cheese on fire right at the table…
A whole river slips underground here, then pops back up a short distance…
The last real town before the Florida Keys has a Haitian kitchen that serves…
Race cars once roared straight under this wooden pier, and workers pulled out pilings to make room for them. Stunt pilots…
A single loaf of Cuban bread here can stretch about three feet long…
Some of the bamboo here grows as thick as a soda can. It also…
Shrimp in this town don't come from a freezer case. They come off working…
One bakery on my list has been turning out Cuban bread since 1915…
Somewhere on Florida's Gulf Coast, you can pour a bag of dirt into running…
A free taste of clam chowder waits for first-timers at one tiny Florida…
A wooden house from 1829 still stands on one of the busiest party streets…
Deviled crab for breakfast? At one old-school Cuban cafe, that's a perfectly…
A brick fortress with giant cannons on its walls still watches over a river…
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