This pink hotel opened in 1947, was well known for by gone era up-and-coming musicians, such as Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, and Sammy Davis Jr.
It closed in August 2010, after U.S. Bankruptcy Judge K. Rodney May converted the Colony’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization with its unit owners to a Chapter 7 liquidation.
We have our breakfast at their pool side Swifty’s (they’ve Polo Steaks & Seafood, the lobby and cabaret rooms). All are good: ambiance, decor, service and food. Colony breakfast’s bagel is so so – so not New York; the br
The junction of Ave of the PGA & PGA Blvd
This small city is 70 miles north of Miami on the Atlantic Ocean, with 60,000 population (2020).
It’s perhaps best known for having the PGA headquarter – Professional Golfers’ Association, among many other sports. They have 12 golf courses. PGA National Resort ranks the fifth employer in the city.
Diners come by cars and boats. The strong wind makes 89 degrees day comfortable. Live music. The hosts and table server are all very good and professional.
The restaurant is huge with many corners. As we’re airing at the bar, a fellow diner said she’s a bar owner and the bar tender she fired is working here now -:).
We’ve
steamers – good
tequila lime shrimps – yummy, all three
po boy catfish sandwich – tasteless, from the fish to chips, that feels old
The 2021 Sauvignon Blanc by Chateau Souverain – part of Gallo group, is decent.
The low rating is from the hit and miss? The compound is nicely maintained.
We have our breakfast at their pool side Swifty’s (they’ve Polo Steaks & Seafood, the lobby and cabaret rooms). All are good: ambiance, decor, service and food. Colony breakfast’s bagel is so so – so not New York; the br
