You’ll find pristine beaches and glittering swimming pools in Greater Fort Lauderdale, but the real gems are revealed when you follow your appetite through its neighborhoods. In an area where 147 languages are spoken, it makes sense that the dining scene tells stories from all over the globe.
So consider: It’s totally possible to take a dip in the Atlantic in the morning, grab some lobster tacos for lunch, and try moqueca, a Brazilian fish stew, for dinner. Greater Fort Lauderdale is a genuinely exciting food destination with family-run Cuban cafés down the road from spots with Michelin accolades, all in a place where you can sit on a patio in February.
