Florida’s Oldest Waterfront Restaurant Has Been Around For 136 Years—And Guests Still Come For The Key Lime Pie
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Florida’s Oldest Waterfront Restaurant Has Been Around For 136 Years—And Guests Still Come For The Key Lime Pie
Credit: Old Key Lime HouseWhen a restaurant has been serving on the same stretch of waterfront since the nineteenth century, it’s not just about the food; it’s a living piece of history. Located on the Intracoastal Waterway in Lantana, Florida, Old Key Lime House has been welcoming boaters, locals, revelers, and landlubbers for more than a century; its staying power has earned it recognition as the oldest waterfront restaurant in a state that’s …
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