We All Love a Parade

Halloween is long gone. Thanksgiving has passed. Hanukkah has just wrapped up. Now it’s time to focus on the ultimate consumerist holiday. To get ready for the big day, cities around South Florida are lighting up the towns and waterways. • Hollywood Beach Candy Cane Parade: It’s Destination Illumination this…

Marc Falsetto Seeks to Make Himmarshee Street a Foodie Destination

A few years back, Fort Lauderdale’s Himmarshee Street was a bustling downtown area filled with restaurants, bars, and entertainment. But lately, aside from places catering to the 1 a.m. bar crowd, much of the area has been left behind as a destination. Between the economic decline and migration to Las…

Holiday Recipes: Green Bar & Kitchen’s Raw Egg Nog

As much as we love taking in the flavors of the holidays, it’s a gluttonous time of year. Between work events, family dinners, ugly sweater parties, and the usual debauchery, there’s a good chance you’re feeling like you’ve overdone it a bit. That doesn’t mean you have to give up…

Marc Falsetto Seeks to Make Himmarshee Street a Foodie Destination

A few years back, Fort Lauderdale’s Himmarshee Street was a bustling downtown area filled with restaurants, bars, and entertainment. But lately, aside from places catering to the 1 a.m. bar crowd, much of the area has been left behind as a destination. Between the economic decline and migration to Las…

Kimberly Hilton of Red the Steakhouse Makes Thin Mint Martini

It’s absolutely official: Holiday season is here. Thanksgiving might be over, but with shopping season in full swing, it’s only going to get crazier from here on out. Between work parties, friendly get-togethers, Christmas events, New Year’s celebrations, pot lucks, and whatever else, the time to expand your seasonal recipe…

Five Best New Restaurants in Fort Lauderdale

A lot can change over the course of a summer in South Florida: Hurricanes may come (none recently, thankfully), floods may wash things out, chefs can change kitchens, restaurants come and go. With a large portion of residents packed up and gone to cooler climes, local restaurants tend to get…

Cooking Class at the Ancient Olive

Throwing a holiday party takes some skill — the ability to cook or pay a caterer is one. Go the less expensive route by learning how to make holiday appetizers yourself at the Ancient Olive. Chef John Noble Masi of the Art Institute Fort Lauderdale is teaching the class on…

Toys for Tots Merry Hour

By the time Thursday rolls around, most of us are in need of a drink. It’s nice, however, to have a charitable excuse — and to spend time around other generous drinkers. On Thursday, December 5, at 5 p.m., the Blind Monk and the Young Professional segment of the South…

Mustachio Bashio

In case you were wondering why facial hair seemed omnipresent during November, it’s because it was testicular awareness month (AKA Movember). Fortunately, with the end of the month, the staches must come off. On Monday, December 2 from 7 to 9 p.m., American Social is hosting its Mustachio Bashio with…

Get Baked

Thanksgiving has passed; Hanukkah is currently taking place; Christmas and New Year’s will be here before you can even blink: Any semblance of a diet is long over for the time being. You might as well pack on the pounds while you have the excuse and do your part to…

Bar Stache Brings Cocktail Culture to Fort Lauderdale

As is the case today, in the late 19th Century, one was required to carry a license to serve alcoholic beverages. As is also the case today, some enterprising individuals would just do what they pleased anyway, including operating bars without legal consent; these underground spots came to be known…