10 Legendary Small-Town Florida ateries Worth Driving Hours For

🔔 Subscribe to Florida Revealed for more video's    / @floridarevealed   Some Florida restaurants are worth the drive just for the food. Others are worth it for the story. In this video, we visit *10 legendary Florida eateries* where the meal comes with decades of history. 🍽️ *PLACES FEATURED* • The Seahorse — Pass-a-Grille • Ted Peters Famous Smoked Fish • The Bubble Room — Captiva • The Yearling — Cross Creek • The Mai-Kai — Fort Lauderdale • Joe’s Stone Crab — Miami Beach • Aunt Kate’s — St. Augustine • Columbia Restaurant — Ybor City • Cap’s Place — Lighthouse Point • Chalet Suzanne — Lake Wales One survived hurricanes and reopened after more than a year. One can only be reached by boat and once operated as a speakeasy and casino. Another has served generations of families since 1905. And at #1, a restaurant among the orange groves became so famous that its soup reportedly traveled into space with Apollo astronauts. Nine of these places are still serving today. One is gone — but its story may be the most unforgettable of all. 👇 Which Florida restaurant would YOU drive hours to visit? And what legendary small-town eatery should have made the list? 🔔 Subscribe for more hidden Florida history, roadside restaurants and places worth getting off the highway for. #Florida #FloridaFood #FloridaRestaurants #OldFlorida #FloridaRoadTrip #HiddenFlorida #SmallTownFlorida #FloridaHistory #FloridaTravel