dinner in FLL

Saturday December 20th we'll be staying at the Sheraton Yankee
Clipper in Fort Lauderdale.

What are good food options within either a longish walk or
maybe a watertaxi ride?

Looking for something local or different (no chains, etc)
--
Asya Kamsky

"My friends tell me I'm not feminine enough. I say, 'Hey! Suck my dick!'"
-- Roseanne Barr

I liked the 15th Street Fisheries when we were there, though recently some
people here have said the quality wasn't as good as it was (we were there in
01). The other place that we really liked was H2O, loved their Sunday
brunch.



"Asya Kamsky" wrote in message
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Saturday December 20th we'll be staying at the Sheraton Yankee
Clipper in Fort Lauderdale.

What are good food options within either a longish walk or
maybe a watertaxi ride?

Looking for something local or different (no chains, etc)
--
Asya Kamsky

"My friends tell me I'm not feminine enough. I say, 'Hey! Suck my dick!'"
-- Roseanne Barr

Asya Kamsky wrote:

Saturday December 20th we'll be staying at the Sheraton Yankee
Clipper in Fort Lauderdale.

What are good food options within either a longish walk or
maybe a watertaxi ride?

Looking for something local or different (no chains, etc)
--
Asya Kamsky


Kelley's Landing for good, cheap lobster.

Howie

If you don't want to walk at all, the restaurant in the hotel is pretty
good. We had a very nice dinner there in October.

--
Greg
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"Asya Kamsky" wrote in message
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Saturday December 20th we'll be staying at the Sheraton Yankee
Clipper in Fort Lauderdale.

What are good food options within either a longish walk or
maybe a watertaxi ride?

Looking for something local or different (no chains, etc)
--
Asya Kamsky

"My friends tell me I'm not feminine enough. I say, 'Hey! Suck my dick!'"
-- Roseanne Barr

By the way Charles, how did you like the Lobster at Kelley's Landing?

Howie

Shirtail Charlie's.....last stop on the water taxi.

"Asya Kamsky" wrote in message
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Saturday December 20th we'll be staying at the Sheraton Yankee
Clipper in Fort Lauderdale.

What are good food options within either a longish walk or
maybe a watertaxi ride?

Looking for something local or different (no chains, etc)
--
Asya Kamsky

"My friends tell me I'm not feminine enough. I say, 'Hey! Suck my dick!'"
-- Roseanne Barr

In article ,
Gregory C. Read wrote:
If you don't want to walk at all, the restaurant in the hotel is pretty
good. We had a very nice dinner there in October.

I'm specifically looking within a long-ish walking distance
to avoid eating at the hotel unless the restaurant there
is something unique.

What type of cuisine was it?

What are good food options within either a longish walk or
maybe a watertaxi ride?
Looking for something local or different (no chains, etc)
--
Asya Kamsky

"My friends tell me I'm not feminine enough. I say, 'Hey! Suck my dick!'"
-- Roseanne Barr

In article , Howard Garland
wrote:

By the way Charles, how did you like the Lobster at Kelley's Landing?

The lobsters were great. They were cooked just right. I had the Lobster
and Steamer combo, had to try the steamers, but did not care that much
for the steamers. If eat there again I would just order the two
lobsters dinner.

--
Charles

Charles wrote:

In article , Howard Garland
wrote:


By the way Charles, how did you like the Lobster at Kelley's Landing?


The lobsters were great. They were cooked just right. I had the Lobster
and Steamer combo, had to try the steamers, but did not care that much
for the steamers. If eat there again I would just order the two
lobsters dinner.

Good choice, but you might want to also try the scallops some time; they
are wonderful.

Howie

Asya, I think it's a short walk to the Bahia Mar (if I screwed up that
name, I hope someone will correct me), which is at the water taxi
landing, and has good inexpensive food that you can eat outdoors while
watching the boats go by. There are also lots of nice places all along
the road in front of your hotel, with reasonable prices and good food.
Every once in a while we have just stopped in one at random and have
never been disappointed.

Eileen

Asya Kamsky wrote:
In article ,
Gregory C. Read wrote:

If you don't want to walk at all, the restaurant in the hotel is pretty
good. We had a very nice dinner there in October.


I'm specifically looking within a long-ish walking distance
to avoid eating at the hotel unless the restaurant there
is something unique.

What type of cuisine was it?


What are good food options within either a longish walk or
maybe a watertaxi ride?
Looking for something local or different (no chains, etc)

--
Asya Kamsky

"My friends tell me I'm not feminine enough. I say, 'Hey! Suck my dick!'"
-- Roseanne Barr