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− | Fort Lauderdale is filled with not only beaches and hotels, but various restaurants that suit a wide variety of people, food types, and budgets. Ranging from Las Olas and Downtown which contain a more upscale dining experience, to beach side restaurants by "The Strip" which are fun for family and friends on vacations. | + | Fort Lauderdale has countless dining options. Among the most popular areas are Las Olas Blvd, Olde Town Fort Lauderdale, and the Beach. |
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| *<eat name="Rustic Inn Crabhouse" alt="" address="4331 Anglers Avenue" directions="West of 95, off Griffin Road" phone="(954)584-1637" url="www.rusticinn.com" hours="" price="" lat="" long="">World Famous Garlic Crabs, Seafood and Land menu. Waterfront dining. Landmark whose history goes back over 50 years!</eat> | | *<eat name="Rustic Inn Crabhouse" alt="" address="4331 Anglers Avenue" directions="West of 95, off Griffin Road" phone="(954)584-1637" url="www.rusticinn.com" hours="" price="" lat="" long="">World Famous Garlic Crabs, Seafood and Land menu. Waterfront dining. Landmark whose history goes back over 50 years!</eat> |
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