Ted Peters Famous Smoked Fish

The "old Florida style" roadside "shack" may not be much to look at from the outside, but this longtime St Petersburg open-air "hole in the wall" is a favorite with savvy tourists and locals alike. Seafood aficionados can treat themselves to Manhattan clam chowder and a selection of smoked mullet, mahi, mahi, mackerel and salmon. The fish spread — served with crackers and Louisiana hot sauce — is not to be missed. For landlubbers, there are burgers, hot dogs and chicken, but smoked fish is the star of this show. Fish dishes come with their homemade German potato salad — another "must" dining choice. Wine, frosty beer and soft drinks tie it all together, followed by the obligatory slice of key lime pie, of course! Dining is "al fresco" at picnic tables and service is cash only.....just like the old days!