The somewhat-shopworn look only adds to the atmosphere. It’s a real 1890s-style ice cream parlor, with a general store, complimentary popcorn bowls, massive hamburgers and foot-long hot dogs, in addition to the biggest ice cream floats and sodas you’ve ever seen. Jaxson’s has been a local landmark since anyone around here can remember. Jaxson’s Ice Cream Parlour & Restaurant – People come from all over to sample Jaxson’s famous ice creams in Dania Beach – and they’re willing to wait in line on Friday and Saturday nights to do it. And this is a noted hangout for local celebrities and politicians, who can spend hours at a time in a booth solving the world’s problems. Many of its patrons have been meeting here for breakfast since then. Lester’s Diner – A true Fort Lauderdale landmark, this ‘50s diner has been serving baked-on-the-premises goodies and classic American food – and breakfasts that’ll last you the rest of the day (including the famous 14-ounce cup of coffee) – since the original Spring Break back in 1955. How’s a visitor to know where to begin exploring the multifaceted tropical metropolis of Fort Lauderdale? We’ve compiled a list of what to do in Fort Lauderdale to get you started.
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