Some culinary treasures demand more than just a casual visit—they deserve a pilgrimage.
Nestled along Griffin Road in Fort Lauderdale stands a time capsule of American dining excellence that has been perfecting the art of prime rib since the days when South Florida was still considered frontier territory.
Tropical Acres Steakhouse isn’t just a restaurant; it’s a living museum of steakhouse tradition that has been serving carnivorous perfection to grateful Floridians since 1949.
In an age when restaurants change concepts faster than Florida changes weather, there’s something profoundly reassuring about a place that has remained steadfastly committed to its culinary identity for over 70 years…