FL Diner, Pink Flamingo, Offers Comfort Food Made From Its Own Farm & Miniature Golf After Dinner

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Some restauranteurs today will tell you that it isn't quite enough to offer a nice meal to patrons because they want to be entertained or delighted as well. One Florida retro diner, High Spring's The Pink Flamingo, offers something out of the ordinary that keeps patrons coming back again and again.

About The Pink Flamingo: This eatery most definitely looks like a classic diner, but it approaches things a bit differently. It is proud of its scratch kitchen that uses farm ingredients harvested from its own local farm. It also offers live entertainment highlighting community talent. When you're done with your meal, you can enjoy 18-hole mini golf right on the premises.

High Springs locals and patrons have reviewed The Pink Flamingo over 1,900 times on Google reviews. Many describe its unique features. A reviewer named Jerry wrote:

"Always a great time. Even when it's busy there isn't a wait. Food is amazing, beer is ice cold and service is awesome. The local musicians are fantastic. We would recommend this place to all - young & old - first daters, or just a night out! The wife and I love it!"

What Should You Order?: The answer to this question depends on your mood because The Pink Flamingo offers something for everyone - including gluten-free and vegetarian options. There are seafood platters -like shrimp and fish, sandwiches - like clubs and Reubens, burgers, and entrees like Salisbury steak and glazed salmon.

Is It Reasonably Priced?: There are some affordable options and others that are more of a splurge. According to an online menu, you can get a classic burger for $8, a Reuben is $11, gluten-free pasta alfredo is $13, a hot dog is $7, and fried cheese curds are $10, some reasonable examples.

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