Nestled between Miami and Fort Lauderdale is a town that many people confuse with its more famous namesake in California. Most of Florida’s Hollywood residents probably like it that way. It keeps the historic city under-the-hype radar, which helps to maintain its funky, colorful, and small-town vibe that has helped it earn it the nickname "Hollyweird."
Amid its 1920s architecture and tree-shaded streets, the town is home to a melting pot of cultures with a dash of old-school Americana that makes for perhaps one of South Florida’s most interesting dining scenes. Whether savoring Korean food in a strip mall, or exploring the flavors of Armenia while watching the waves crash, Hollywood definitely offers some diverse eats. And since it's where I-95 and the Turnpike practically kiss, it’s easy to get here from virtually anywhere.
Below are 16 of Hollywood’s more original culinary destinations for your next dining adventure.
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