31. Sunrise Roll From Sasaya Japanese Market

We’re counting down to New Times’ Best Of Broward/Palm Beach 2012 issue in June by serving up our top 100 favorite dishes. Click here for a full archive. If you have any nominations of your own, please add them to the comments or visit our Facebook page. 31. Sunrise Roll…

38. Baby Back Ribs From Rock N’ Roll Ribs

We’re counting down to New Times’ Best Of Broward/Palm Beach 2012 issue in June by serving up our top 100 favorite dishes. Click here for a full archive. If you have any nominations of your own, please add them to the comments or visit our Facebook page. 38. Baby Back…

66. Fresh Pulled Mozzarella From Da Campo Osteria

We’re counting down to New Times’ Best Of Broward/Palm Beach 2012 issue in June by serving up our top 100 favorite dishes. Click here for a full archive. If you have any nominations of your own, please add them to the comments, or visit our Facebook page. 66. Super Mozzarella…

Ditching Vegetarianism? Five Meaty Ways to Sell Out

When I think back on my golden years in college, I remember all of the good times that I had with strangers friends. Days spent camping out for seats at basketball games, grossly misusing credit cards, and repeatedly surviving untreated alcohol poisoning are all fond memories. I was cool back…

Delray’s Deck 84 Ramps Up Brunch Menu

   Wolfing down bowls of garlic-flavored ice cream isn’t for everyone. If you’re  skipping Delray’s Garlic Fest this weekend but still want to chow down,  Deck 84 hopes to entice you with their  new, breath-friendly brunch menu items.     …

East End Brasserie Kicks Off New Happy Hour

Navigating the happy hour scene on Fort Lauderdale beach is no easy task.  The choices of where to go are endless however the scene once you get there is the same — salacious meat markets, skeevy (but kind of wonderful) dive bars, and South Beach bar wannabes commingle on the…

Gluten-Intolerant? Five Beer-Pong-Worthy, Gluten-Free Options

When making dinner plans with friends, I usually ask something along the lines of, “What type of food are you in the mood to eat?” Recently, after two botched outings with friends, I’ve realized that the first thing I should ask is, “Are you gluten-intolerant?”Last month, I met with a…

The Spaniard Tapas Bar and Café Opens in Boca Raton

Chef Jorge Fernandez brings the tastes, sights, and sounds of the Iberian Peninsula to South Florida with the debut of his new restaurant, the Spaniard Tapas Bar and Café. The restaurant, located in Boca Raton, adjacent to Royal Palm Place, serves traditional  tapas items like cured meats and cheeses as…

Rock Out With Your Crock Out on Wiener Wednesday

Due to our current recession economic downturn, there has been a resurgence of potluck groups nationwide. Wiener Wednesday is just one of many new potluck groups popping up all over South Florida. When I first found out about Wiener Wednesdays from Deirdre Funcheon, managing editor at New Times, I dropped…

The List: Sick of Pumpkin Beer? Five Pumpkin Cocktails

Looking to start a bar fight at your favorite neighborhood haunt? If so, there are several tactics to use that are guaranteed to result in hurt feelings and/or fisticuffs.These tactics include but are not limited to– poorly executed your-mama jokes, extolling the virtues of Neil Diamond, and hurling insults about…

Happy Birthday, Waffle House! (Five Unusual Reasons to Love It)

Labor Day weekend has finally arrived and you know what that means — BBQ, beer, one less day spent enduring annoying co-workers, and of course, enjoying your annual Waffle House birthday festivus. This Labor Day, Waffle House turns the big 5-3. Tricked out hash browns, doubled-down patty melts, and 24-hour…

PL8 Opens in Fort Lauderdale

Last night marked the opening of PL8 on Himmarshee Street in Fort Lauderdale. PL8 is the new, small plate-concept restaurant from owner Dave Nicholas and chef Brandon Whitestone formerly of the now closed Himmarshee Grille. PL8’s menu features economic downturn-friendly, small plate items that can be shared with friends or…

Five Public School Cafeteria Fails

On Monday, in South Florida, thousands of hormonal, angst-ridden youth made their way back to school for another year of FCAT-prep higher learning. If you just groaned a little it’s probably for one of two reasons…..

Old Fort Lauderdale Breakfast House Opens Friday

The Old Fort Lauderdale Breakfast House (O-B House) wants to help you rise and shine when it opens for business this Friday. “We want to be the go-to place for breakfast during nonconformist hours,” said the restaurant’s owner, Rodney Ely. The O-B House, located on Himmarshee Street in downtown Fort…

Get Schooled by Steak 954’s Chef de Cuisine!

Resist the urge to ask pressing questions about the 15-foot jellyfish tank or the current availability of West Coast oysters at Steak 954 and let the restaurant’s chef de cuisine, Jason Landon Smith, do the talking. This Thursday, July 21, Smith will school you on more important matters like, among…

5 Gummy Worm Cocktails to Celebrate National Gummy Worm Day

You have a secret, a skeleton in your your closet. Brace yourself, you are about to be exposed. You! yes you, love “vintage” candy. What is vintage candy? Like you don’t know! Let’s face it, you’re not getting any younger but we’ll indulge you…just for today. Vintage candy is that…

Texas de Brazil Opens in Fort Lauderdale

Good news carnivores! Fort Lauderdale’s newest steakhouse, Texas de Brazil, opened this week!  Located directly across from the Galleria Mall, the new Brazilian steakhouse is easy to miss from the road even if you are looking for it! A word of advice- once you hit Galleria Mall start driving like…