Dive In at Jupiter's Dive Bar
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If you’ve never been to Dive Bar Restaurant in Jupiter, you’re missing out. Its name’s witty play-on-words is referring to one of the most popular hobbies in South Florida, and the underwater theme of this casual yet upscale establishment is as pleasing to the eyes as it is to the palate.
Overlooking the Jupiter Yacht Club Marina along the Jupiter Riverwalk, Dive Bar invites you to dive right in whether it’s by boat, car, or foot to enjoy their open-air bar area surrounding a giant saltwater aquarium full of lionfish and snapper. The subsea ambiance of the palatial aquarium and wide screens showing underwater videos is complemented by a raw bar (or steamed if you prefer), an extensive fresh sushi and sashimi menu, sandwiches featuring…
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