Good Eats on the Water - North of Boca?
We usually head south to the Cove or Houston's for family cruises or when visitors come to visit for a nice cruise and dinner. Earlier this week we decided to cruise north to pre-scout the area. Maybe we missed it but didn't see much of anything going north. We saw a place called Deck84 which looked deserted and then Two George's and the place next to it. Kept going north to Lanatana and saw a place called Old Key Lime or something like that. Granted, it was a Tuesday afternoon and crowds should be expected to be light but I was not impressed with much of anything. Did we miss something or turn back too soon?
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#1 Old Key Lime House. One of my favorite FL bars actually. Not the best food in the world, but fun atmosphere and great view. Some really tasty appetizers and sandwiches.
#2 Deck 84. Great bar and very good food.
#3 Banana Boat. South side of the canal from Two Georges. Fun outside bar. Decent food.
#4 Two Georges. Used to love the place, but it just hasn't rung my bell the last few times I've gone.
I think that completes the on-the-water list from Boca to Lantana.
A good idea is to dock up at Two G's, enjoy some frozen mudslides and/or cold beers and stroll 1 and 1/2 blocks west and chow down at Hurricane Alley.
Now THAT'S what I'm talkin about.
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Not a bad idea! On this trip we took Subway subs and a cooler full of drinks. Spent a few bucks and wasn't hungry. Could spend 10x at one of these joints and feel about the same, I guess. I like the "pull over and cook" idea. Bought a new Magma Cabo grill, extra propane and a rod holder mount last summer when it was all on sale at WM. Still in the box on a shelf in my garage . . . . I did see a sign at Deck84 that I think said we'll cook your catch.