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Stone crabs from Triad Seafood, Everglades City

Everglades, Southwest Florida, Unique eats

Stone crab season begins, and Everglades City is ready

Stone crab season starts Oct. 15 and Everglades City, a small, isolated fishing village south of Naples, is a place to feast on this Florida favorite in an authenic Old Florida atmosphere.

Caps Place is the oldest restaurant in Broward County.

Funky, Historic, Southeast Florida, Unique eats

Cap’s Place: Historic South Florida restaurant is like a time capsule

by Bonnie Gross

It’s the oldest continuously operating restaurant in Broward County, and, thankfully, nothing has changed in years. It’s a rustic old wooden shack now surrounded by mansions and yachts. History and atmosphere make it worth the splurgy prices — and the food is good.

Northeast Florida, Unique eats

Oak Hill: Outpost on Mosquito Lagoon for history, classic seafood shack

by Bob Rountree

Driving U.S. 1 north of Titusville, you would never know Oak Hill even existed. But this gateway to the Mosquito Lagoon is worth finding. There’s fascinating history, a great fishing pier and the sort of atmospheric, out-of-the-way waterfront seafood shack that we love to discover.

Florida Roundups, Funky, Unique eats

Florida’s best seafood restaurants: No frills fish shacks

by Bob Rountree and Bonnie Gross

Fresh Florida seafood is best enjoyed in the open air wearing a T-shirt and flips flops at a Florida fish shack. Here are 10 of our favorites spots.

Funky, Northeast Florida, Unique eats

JB’s Fish Camp: Running with the crabs in New Smyrna Beach

by Bob Rountree

JB’s is your original crab shack, a funky Florida kind of place where blue crabs are served steaming from the kitchen and dumped onto sheets of brown kraft paper that serve as your tablecloth. There’s an outdoor dining deck with a tiki bar overlooking Mosquito Lagoon.