The story of the Peace River is, in a sense, the story of Florida. Parts of it look like they did before Florida was ...

Hit the road in Florida and you’re bound to run into salty oyster bars, historic waterfront wonders, quirky roadside diners and a fabulous fish camp or two. Welcome to the Sunshine State, where tastes ...

Looking for that Old Florida feeling — the kind with salty breezes, laid-back waterfront seating, historic charm, and maybe even a few dolphin — or gator — sightings? Forget the chains. These are the ...

Forget the chain restaurants and make sure your next road trip includes a taste of Old Florida. From salty oyster bars and waterfront fish camps to quirky roadside diners and historic steakhouses, the ...

There was a time when going to your favorite restaurant wasn't this luxurious thing you had to save up for or look forward to — it was a part of life. These places felt like a second home where you ...

While Florida's bursting with sleek new restaurants and trendy dining districts, there's something undeniably special about those unchanged spots that have stood the test of time — where weathered ...

Getting to South Florida wasn't for the faint of heart along the rough, treacherous road called Dixie Highway that followed ...

Skip the chain restaurants this summer and experience Old Florida's charm. Florida offers unique dining experiences, from seaside shacks to swamp houses. These 16 restaurants provide delicious food ...

These days, the term “Old Florida” is used loosely to refer to Florida, B.D. (before Disney) when Northern snowbirds flew south for warmer climates and discovered unusual farmlands and river camps, ...

The USA TODAY Network compiled a list of historic Florida restaurants perfect for road trips. Two Southwest Florida restaurants, The Snook Inn and Cabbage Key, are highlighted on the list. Hit the ...