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Bruno's, a cherished New Orleans institution since the days of prohibition, proudly stands at the iconic intersection of Maple and Hillary since 1934. In 2006, Bruno's returned to its roots with a new building, bringing an elevated sense of enjoyment. Home to the legendary "B.B.B." (Babbling Bastards of Bruno's), an esteemed carnival organization with a rich history, our walls also encapsulate great moments in local sports history—from Tulane's perfect season to the Saints' first division title. Immerse yourself in the legacy of Bruno's, where history and fun seamlessly converge.

Indulge in the excitement of your favorite game, or try your hand at darts or pool. With fifteen draft taps and an extensive selection of bottled and canned beers, Bruno's offers a diverse range of choices. Our seasoned bartenders are here to craft the perfect experience for you. Bruno's isn't just a venue; it's the go-to destination for parties accommodating groups of 50 to 250 people. A true New Orleans gem, if you're a local, chances are you've shared moments at Bruno's throughout your life. For those new to the experience, make your way to us soon. Families and guests of all ages are warmly welcomed every day. Bruno's — where every visit is a celebration.

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A 21st-century approach on prohibition. Take a walk through Old Palm City and see for yourselves what the buzz is all about. From old fashions and reinvented traditions, Townie’s continues to bring family and friends together for great food and conversation in a trendy casual atmosphere. Our eclectic menu features a wide variety of options using only the freshest ingredients. We’re proud to support local by using as many local vendors as possible.

Palm City began as a town in Palm Beach County in 1825. John Martin signed the act creating the new county named for him “Martin County” and Palm City, which became a part of Martin County. Many of the Pioneer families are still living in or near Palm City and have various streets, buildings, and parks named after them. Our old Palm City embodies a delicate blend of rich history and vibrant youthfulness.