Dubsdread Golf Course opened in 1924 in College Park in Orlando. Here are some photos at this pits top on the way to Pinellas County.
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The most celebrated German restaurant in Central Florida is Hollerbach’s Willow Tree Cafe in Sanford. This place is normally thoroughly packed to the Germanic rafters, but this afternoon stop found this must-stop much quieter and a much relaxing experience. At[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Swampy celebrates the 101st birthday of Alessi Bakery in Tampa! Some great items at 1912 prices! Through today only! You can find them at 2909 West Cypress Street.
Swampy visits Charley’s Steak House in Tampa. Charley’s came to be after Charley Woodsby broke away from William Darden and the chain they started, Red Lobster. Charley and his son Ron began, what would be known as, Charley’s Steak House[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
The Old Heidelberg in Hallandale is now gone, However, the one in Fort Lauderdale still thrives. Here’s where The Old Heidelberg is in Fort Lauderdale: View Larger Map This is part of the Swampy’s Florida collection.
Swampy stops at the Parksdale Farms in Plant City, for a milkshake made of their world famous strawberries. Th cost I’d a mere $1.99. Fresh pineapple is available, too. There are a series of other flavors. A special this summer[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
As the days get hotter, ice cream becomes must! One of the best stops is Powell’s Dairy Freeze in Starke, Bradford County.!
Swampy stops for a Beefy and Spuds at Beefy King in Orlando! That’s long time employee Candy and her son, who has grown up on and now works at Beefy King.
Swampy stops at the 65 year old Dairy Belle on US 1 in Riviera Beach. There have been many owners over the years. The current owner has had the business fifteen years. As road construction plagues the businesses along the[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Swampy nabs a burger at Okeecobee’s favorite night spot, Cowboys. Cowboys opened five years ago replacing one of the R.J. Gators spots along St Rd 441. The location proved too popular and in January Cowboy’s moved on to Parrott Avenue[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Here’s Swampy with a Black Bottom sandwich! It’s a favorite and an exclusive of the 1932 established Angels in Palatka. Angel’s is the oldest diner still open in Florida. The Black Bottom is a combo if hamburger, egg and bacon.
John and Bella Kotinos opened the Coconut Grove Restaurant and Lounge in 1957. After closing in 1995, the space has had many occupants. Currently it’s George & Wendy’s Sanibel Seafood Grille.