Explore classic Florida foods that confuse first-timers — from gator tail to swamp cabbage — but win hearts with bold flavors ...

Enter Everglades City. The minuscule town of fewer than 500 people is perched on the southwest Florida coast (just 35 miles ...

Florida’s most iconic flavors—from gator tail to Key lime pie—just don’t taste the same once you leave the Sunshine State.

Join us and Guga Foods in the Florida Keys for a wild seafood adventure. We start by trapping stone crabs, tour a local processing facility, and finish with a luxurious plate featuring Key West ...

The Sunshine State has undergone a culinary boom. Migration to Florida has swelled in recent years, bringing young ...

A team of volunteers boated into Tampa Bay on a recent Saturday morning with their mind welded to a singular mission: Scan ...

From luxury resorts to untouched nature, Marco Island, flanked by nearly 100 miles of island, bays and estuaries that will ...

From Half Shell and Square Grouper to DJ's Clam Shack and A&B Lobster, here are the 11 best seafood restaurants in Key West.

Named for the area of a ship where the aircraft “live” during deployment, the restaurant describes itself as "an authentic, ...

Some food experiences are so transcendent they justify putting serious mileage on your car, and the stone crabs at Billy’s Stone Crab Restaurant in Hollywood, Florida, fall squarely into that category ...

Some restaurants fade from memory as soon as the check is paid, but a crab cake sandwich from Eaton Street stays with you – a golden, flaky bookmark in your culinary autobiography that has you ...

These photos show old restaurants and theaters in South Florida. In Miami, Kelly's Theater launched in 1906. It marked the beginning of Miami's movie theater history. Landmark theaters like The ...