Walk It Off

Walking is supposed to be a healthy, calorie-burning activity intended to raise your heart rate, trim your waistline, and improve overall wellness. While a Dishcrawl is basically a prolonged evening stroll -- or crawl, really -- it has the opposite effect of a vigorous hike. It's more likely to add...

By Sara Ventiera

July 11, 2013

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Walking is supposed to be a healthy, calorie-burning activity intended to raise your heart rate, trim your waistline, and improve overall wellness. While a Dishcrawl is basically a prolonged evening stroll -- or crawl, really -- it has the opposite effect of a vigorous hike. It's more likely to add a few pounds than take a few off: the perfect activity for gluttons and drunks. Dishcrawl, a progressive-eating event featured in major cities throughout North America, is coming to Fort Lauderdale for the first time this Tuesday at 7 p.m. The $45 ticket includes four dishes at four Las Olas area restaurants, three of which are top secret until the night of the crawl. To purchase tickets to Fort Lauderdale Dishcrawl, visit dishcrawl.com/lasolasdishcrawl or email [email protected].
Tue., July 23, 7 p.m., 2013

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