What is the oldest continuously operating restaurant in SoWal?

[Kurt]

Hmmmmm good question - got an idea?

 

[Lake View Too]

While the Seagrove Village Market has had many manifestations, I would think that Angelina's has been here in the exact same format for more years than I can even remember.

 

[scooterbug44]

Bud and Alley's?

 

[salidaco]

Not sure, depends on what "sowal" actually is.

 

[miznotebook]

Maybe Buster's?

 

[Beach Runner]

I just emailed my best friend from high school. Her family vacationed at One Seagrove Place in the 60s. Hopefully she will remember because she's very smart -- she got a 1590 out of 1600 on her SATs.

I don't remember anything about South Walton from the 60s except that Daddy wanted to buy a boatload of beachfront acreage there, and Mom and I told him he was crazy. OOPS!

 

[Kurt]

Not sure, depends on what "sowal" actually is.

County line east to county line west, south of I-10.

Although I'm also curious about restaurants in neighboring counties, but that is another thread.

 

[Miss Kitty]

I just emailed my best friend from high school. Her family vacationed at One Seagrove Place in the 60s. Hopefully she will remember because she's very smart -- she got a 1590 out of 1600 on her SATs.

I don't remember anything about South Walton from the 60s except that Daddy wanted to buy a boatload of beachfront acreage there, and Mom and I told him he was crazy. OOPS!

...BR, those are the types that can't remember where their shoes are!

 

[beachmouse]

Nick's in Basin Bayou?

 

[Beach Runner]

...BR, those are the types that can't remember where their shoes are!

You're right.