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Johnny Longboats

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2401 N Ocean Dr
Riviera Beach, FL 33404
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Pizza by the Slice

Cheese Pizza Slice

$3.00
  • Add Pepperoni
  • $0.75
  • Add Sausage
  • $0.75
  • Add Mushroom
  • $0.75
  • Add Onion
  • $0.75
  • Add Black Olives
  • $0.75

Pepperoni Pizza Slice

$3.75
  • Add Pepperoni
  • $0.75
  • Add Sausage
  • $0.75
  • Add Mushroom
  • $0.75
  • Add Onion
  • $0.75
  • Add Black Olives
  • $0.75

Strombolis

Italian Stromboli

$8.99
Pepperoni, ham, salami, mozzarella cheese.

Steak Stromboli

$8.99
Steak, mozzarella cheese.

Hot Subs

Meatball Parmesan Sub

$8.49
Homemade meatballs, mozzarella cheese, Parmesan cheese and baked in oven.

Chicken Parmesan Sub

$9.99
Chicken cutlet, marinara, mozzarella cheese, and baked in oven.

Cold Subs

Special Italian Sub

$9.49
Prosciutto, salami, mortadella, fresh mozzarella cheese, provolone cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, balsamic glaze.

Turkey Sub

$8.49
Top of the line turkey with American cheese or provolone cheese.

Desserts

Cannoli

$3.99

Gelato

  • 2 Scoops $5.99
  • 3 Scoops $6.99
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2401 N Ocean Dr
Riviera Beach, FL 33404
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561-882-1333
http://johnnylongboats.com/
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About Us

The Johnny Longboat legend is just that. We cannot substantiate or differentiate between any facts or myths. One thing is for certain, the Hurricane that hit this area in September of 1928 with 180 mph winds, was one of the worst Palm Beach county has ever seen.It is said that Johnny Longboat was a poor fisherman living in Pleasant City, which is now part of West Palm Beach. After the storm had subsided Johnny poled his boat down Lake Worth to discover that the bridge to Palm Beach Island was totally wrecked from the storm. He went ashore to find people in need of help, and transportation to the mainland. JL worked through the day and night, helping families get back to the mainland. He struggled to bring what food and fresh water he could carry back to the island on every return visit.