Florida Beer: Oak Aged Black IPA From Tequesta Brewing Company

It’s #FloridaBeerFriday, when we take a look at a beer brewed in the Sunshine State, giving analysis to the burgeoning craft-beer movement of Florida. This week, we’re taking a look back up to the northern part of our reader area, to Tequesta Brewing Company and their Oak Aged Black IPA…

Starbucks Rolling Out Coconut Milk at All Locations in February

It’s official, non-dairy drinkers and the soy averse are about to have another option at Starbucks: coconut milk. To be specific, “Starbucks Single Origin Sumatra Coconut Milk.” According to the mega chain, providing another milk alternative was the second most requested customer idea of all time on MyStarbucksIdea.com, and it…

Seminole Casino Hosts $500 Remy Martin Louis XIII Dinner

Remy Martin’s Louis XIII has been referred to as the King of Cognac. That’s because you practically have to be a king (or a rich celebrity) to afford it. The bottles alone can sell for hundreds of dollars. The spirit is usually off-limits to anyone who can’t shell out several…

Ten Best Bagels (and Bialys) in Broward and Palm Beach Counties

Sure, New York is the undisputed bagel capital of the world. Whether it’s the water, the air, or something about the presence of the New Yorkers themselves, the city wins the title of Best Bagels. But no matter how blessed with Brooklyn holy water each one might be, South Florida…

Due South’s Trench Day: Intimate Festival for Local Beer Lovers

Beer festivals are nothing new in South Florida, especially now- when it seems that every other weekend is a veritable calendar crushing spreadsheet of events in which to decide where to spend your hard-earned beer bucks. Luckily, a few festivals have become no-brainers to attend, and Due South Brewing Co.’s…

McDonald’s Wants You to Pay for Those Fries in Lovin’

The Super Bowl has come and gone, and in the aftermath, most of us are a little bleary-eyed from the excitement. With the big game behind us for one more year, the task now is to analyze everything from Katy Perry’s shark-infested choreography to what scored the most points. Though…

January 2015 Restaurant Openings & Closings

Throughout 2014, we both welcomed and said goodbye to dozens of establishments across South Florida. We were able to cheer on new locations for our favorites spots and welcome new businesses that opened in familiar spots. Just one month into 2015, we have a new crop of restaurant openings and…

Super Bowl Snack Safety Tips From the USDA

This Sunday evening, it’s a safe bet to guess that the average American will be watching the New England Patriots take on the Seattle Seahawks. And with that viewing comes the inevitable snacking down on chicken wings, nachos, beer, and pizzas. But did you realize that all that eating and…

Events Added to 16th-Annual Delray Beach Garlic Fest

The Delray Beach Garlic Fest is returning to take over downtown Delray Beach February 6 to 8. Now in its 16th year, it is known nationwide as the signature food and entertainment event for the seaside city. Over the years, Delray Beach’s longtime restaurants — 32 East, 50 Ocean, Dada,…

Florida Beer: J Wakefield Brewing’s Union Jack Porter

It’s #FloridaBeerFriday, when we take a look at a beer brewed in the Sunshine State, giving analysis to the burgeoning craft-beer movement of Florida. This week, we’re taking a look at one of Florida’s latest brewers who has been able to start sending beers out into distribution, J Wakefield Brewing,…

Five Best Ramens in Broward and Palm Beach Counties

Ramen has been blowing up for years now. In city’s like New York and Los Angeles, there seems to be a new ramen hot spot opening every week. The dish is so popular, in fact, that David Chang, the chef credited for the dishes rising fame, declared ramen is dead…