Restaurant owners get creative to attract business in ravaged Fort Myers Beach

AccuWeather 2023-03-07

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Steps from the Gulf of Mexico and stunning sunsets on Fort Myers Beach, La Ola Surfside Restaurant came back to life in a slightly different form-a 16-foot food trailer and two 40-foot shipping containers.

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