BananaTom

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,529583,00.html

Above is the link to the whole story, below is the part about our locals boys, good job fellows:

<P _extended="true">FLORA-BAMA LOUNGE, 17401 Perdido Key Drive, Pensacola: Located in the westernmost Panhandle on the Alabama line. This may be Florida's best beach bar, even as it continues to rebuild from 2004's Hurricane Ivan. Famed for its mullet toss, a fish-throwing contest watched by multitudes.<P _extended="true">SANDSHAKER, 731 Pensacola Beach Blvd., Pensacola Beach. Multi-room beach bar that invented "The Bushwhacker" - a frozen drink with coffee liquor and rum. Tastes like a chocolate shake, but is deceptively strong with 151-proof rum.<P _extended="true">RED BAR, 70 Hotz Ave., Santa Rosa Beach (Grayton Beach): Poster-covered walls, vintage white leather men's shoes, a large-mouthed bass, random photos, and figurines ranging from Donald Duck to Jesus are all part of the decor. The bathrooms are illuminated by red Christmas lights.<P _extended="true"><P _extended="true">I have been wishing in the past - "I want to be a part of the Hamburger boys in town, tasting all the reported "Best Burgers" in Pensacola".<P _extended="true">But forget that now !!<P _extended="true">I am ready for a road trip, in a motor coach, around Florida, and visit all these places listed in the article,to determine if Fox News reporting is acurate.

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i have had some brews on the elbow room as well as many others on here<P _extended="true">THE ELBO ROOM, 241 S. Atlantic Blvd., Fort Lauderdale: This place has been pouring drinks since 1938 on the corner of Las Olas Boulevard and Route A1A - directly across from a popular spring-break beach. Featured in the 1960 movie "Where the Boys Are." Music and patrons still spill out on the sidewalk from the open walls.<P _extended="true">specializing in land sharks and yuengling<P _extended="true"><P _extended="true">

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How does AJ's in Destin not make this list!? :letsdrink