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The GOAT restaurant in Downtown FWB closes

On Wednesday afternoon, The GOAT restaurant in Downtown Fort Walton Beach posted on their Facebook page that the eatery would officially be closing. Our entire team would like to thank […]

On Wednesday afternoon, The GOAT restaurant in Downtown Fort Walton Beach posted on their Facebook page that the eatery would officially be closing.

Our entire team would like to thank you ALL for being patrons of The GOAT – Greatest of All Time. Sadly, the decision has been made to close the doors.

We have enjoyed many great times, cold drinks, tasty food, and incredible live music with you, as well as mourned together during tragic times. These are memories we will hold onto forever. Thank you for allowing us the chance to serve you and be part of this awesome community that we call Downtown Fort Walton Beach.

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We wish you WELL, and hope you’ll continue to support our local businesses. Once again, THANK YOU for being loyal customers! The Entire Team at The GOAT

The GOAT officially opened on March, 24, 2018.

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“Wow, what a catch. Congrats to the captain and crew, a lot of people have no idea how much skill it takes to land a fish like that. To the...”
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“Imagine it doesn't matter when during the year you catch the fish. It won't be spawning the next year.”
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“At least one thousand five hundred people will enjoy that fish as a center of the plate protein in a meal. The catch of thse fish are highly regulated. Celebrate...”
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“Depending on the quality that could fetch $25K ... bearing a dressed weight of around 650lbs. Beautiful fish.”
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“I remember the Blue Room and the old docks. The Wharf too.”
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“Imagine catching a Pelagic during a closed time of year which is 3 Feb 24 - 31 Dec 24 due to BFT spawning in Gulf of Mexico! https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2024/02/13/2024-02910/atlantic-highly-migratory-species-atlantic-bluefin-tuna-fisheries-closure-of-the-angling-category”
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“From Wik: How old is a 500 pound bluefin tuna? In a survey that included specimens up to 2.55 m (8.4 ft) in length and 247 kg (545 lb) in...”
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“Probably a female that could have been reproducing instead of ending up on a dinner plate.”
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