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1075 SE 17th St. Causeway Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316

954-779-7222 

 

1075 SE 17th St. Causeway Fort Lauderdale FL 33316

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  • Filipino
    Sun, Sat 9am-12am, Fri 5:30pm-12am
    $ $
    All Major Credit Cards, cash
  • casual
    Patio/Sidewalk Dining, Private Party, Takeout, Wheelchair Accessible
    Dinner
    Beer/Wine
  • Accepted
    Lot Available
Description

Walk in here and prepare for weird smells and acquired tastes. Filipino food isn't well-known in South Florida, and this old-looking hole-in-the-wall, tucked way back off the causeway, isn't exactly catering to the masses. A dark dreariness pervades the establishment, which won't offer much incentive for the-not-so-brave. Even adventurous types have likely never encountered the Spanish/Asian hybridization of Filipino food, which, at Pegasus, may best be approached with the turo-turo buffet, offering a chance to sample a bit of everything. Be aware that that everything includes pork cooked in pig blood, fish with vinegar, and beef with liver paste. Since it's close to the cruise ships of Port Everglades with their mostly Filipino staff, it's frequented by folks who know a pancit guisado from a daing na bangus, and they'll be glad to offer suggestions.








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