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    2 Florida Eateries Named Florida's Best Hole-In-The Wall Restaurants

    By Zuri Anderson,

    2024-02-29
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    What defines a hole-in-the-wall restaurant? Is it the longtime family-owned restaurant, the strip mall pizzeria cooking satisfying slices of pizza, or the drive-in that serves people around the clock? While people always had a fondness for restaurants that are out of the way of bustling traffic, more travelers are interested in seeing what makes these restaurants local legends .

    That's why LoveFood refreshed its list of the best hole-in-the-wall eateries in every state, from historic establishments to humble diners serving delicious comfort food . Writers used reviews, accolades, and first-hand experiences to determine their picks, but they veered from their usual status quo this time. Writers made a rare move and included two entries for Florida.

    The first one is El Carajo , a restaurant that takes "hole-in-the-wall" to another level. This spot is not only nestled behind a Miami gas station but it's also tucked away inside a wine shop and bar. Diners can enjoy a cozy atmosphere while dining on some fabulous Spanish dishes, such as paella, tapas, grilled chicken, and more.

    Then there's Star Fish Company Market & Restaurant in Cortez, a seaside village that's 15 miles away from Sarasota. As the name suggests, succulent seafood is the name of the game here. Picnic tables, waterfront views, and small-town vibes make for what writers call an "idyllic" dining experience. They also suggest you try their amazing hush puppies!

    Check out the full roundup on lovefood.com .

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