A unique dining experience is being offered in South Florida, where a steakhouse hosts monthly dinners with a twist. The events are clothing-optional, meaning attendees are not required to wear clothes. City officials have reviewed the matter and determined that these dinners are legal.
The steakhouse is able to hold these events on a monthly basis. Further details about these clothing-optional dinners can be found through KTXS, the source of this information.
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