Cold-Blooded Convention

When people think of Florida, the first things that come to mind are sunshine, beaches, and alligators. With their creepy, prehistoric appearance, it’s no wonder those killer reptiles top the list of memorable attributes of the Sunshine State. What some Northerners may be surprised to discover, however, are the myriad…

Light it Up

Halloween has passed, which means the holiday season is officially in full swing. It’s time to throw out (or compost, please!) those pumpkins and pick up those menorahs and Christmas trees. Sure, Thanksgiving is still a ways away, but these days, it’s all about getting into the spirit as soon…

Big Dog in Town

Dog lovers are a breed of their own. We all know someone who is obsessed with her dog: She constantly shows off photos like it’s a kid, smiles adoringly while it rips apart the couch, and dresses the beast up in a tutu and takes it around town. Obviously, that…

d.b.a./cafe Now Offering a McRib-Inspired Sandwich

Fast food is on the hot plate these days. National chains are constantly being criticized for their calorie-dense fare that’s served at price points even supermarkets can rarely beat. It’s cheap food to fill you up — hence our current levels of obesity. And when it comes to fast foods,…

Del Frisco’s Grille Launches New Meat-Focused Menu

When it comes to food conversations these days, it seems that the focus is always on incorporating more plant-based and vegan options. Obviously, it’s healthier. But sometimes you just want to sink your teeth into a big ol’ hunk of meat. While other eateries are slimming down, Del Frisco’s Grille…

Buccan Hires Antonia Grandberry as Pastry Chef (Photos)

When it comes to cooking, not all courses are created the same. Sure, a topnotch chef could probably make an amazing cake — and probably way better than anything you’re going to make — but cooking and baking are two completely different things. And there’s nothing like dessert prepared by…

Old Heidelberg Serves an Authentic Bavarian Feast for Oktoberfest

Few cultural festivals are more internationally celebrated than Oktoberfest, but odds are you have no idea how it came to be. It all started with a royal wedding. On October 12, 1810, Crown Prince Ludwig was married to Princess Therese of Saxony-Hildburghausen in Munich. As was the case with any…

Burt Rapoport and David Blonsky’s Apeiro Opening in December

Another day, another restaurant — for restaurateurs like Burt Rapoport, at least. The owner of Palm Beach eateries, Bogart’s Bar & Grille, Deck 84, Henry’s, and Burt & Max’s, has teamed up with rising star chef David Blonsky for a new Mediterranean concept slated to open in Delray Beach this…

Six Best Oktoberfest Celebrations in Broward and Palm Beach Counties

Oktoberfest might be wrapping up in the motherland right now. But down in South Florida, we’re just getting the party started — hey, we are known for being fashionably late, aren’t we? From full-fledged Germanic bashes to mellow (ish?) drinking contest to specials on traditional food and drink, are the…

Fred and Susan Kim Open Gabose Pocha: Korean Bar Concept in Lauderhill

Broward County’s Koreantown (around University and Commercial Blvds. in Lauderhill) has its latest addition. Fred and Susan Kim, owners of critically acclaimed Gabose, this year’s pick for New Times “Best Restaurant – Broward County,” have opened the doors to an authentic Korean pub, Gabose Pocha (or Gabocha). See Also: Gabose:…

Ten Best Chicken and Waffles in Broward and Palm Beach Counties

The saying goes, “Don’t judge a book by its cover.” When it comes to food that idea should remain the same — unless, you’re in danger of food poisoning obviously. Some of the best dishes are comprised of the weirdest mix of food items: croissant/doughnut hybrids, arepa-burgers, breakfast pizza, you…