Flagler Garden Broke Ground Sunday; Set to Grow Downtown Fort Lauderdale

Fort Lauderdale’s Flagler Garden officially broke ground Sunday with a celebratory ceremony drawing a packed crowd. Construction is set to begin in October, and the project is slated for completion through phase two with a 60-day turnaround, says Rebecca Bradley. Phase one and two will include constructing the 80 raised…

Ten Best South Florida Craft Beers

Say, for a moment, you’ve got only one night to spend in South Florida. How would you sample the local beer scene? Luckily, we’ve assembled a list of some of the best and brightest locally produced beers. With new breweries opening seemingly every few months and the beer culture expanding…

Riverside Market Gave a Platform for Homebrewers With End of Summer Contest

This past Saturday, deep in the residential wilderness of the Riverside Park neighborhood of Fort Lauderdale, homebrewing pilgrims flocked to the veritable mecca of craft beer in Broward County, the Riverside Market. There, a dozen enthusiastic homebrew teams and individuals arrived to participate in the End of Summer homebrewing competition…

Boca Raton Swami Juice Delivers Cold-Pressed Juice To Your Door

When was the last time you had a fresh, cold-pressed juice? That’s right: When you actually had the time (and money) to cut, clean and prep all that natural, organic produce, whip out that expensive Norwalk juicer (we wish!), then patiently wait while as it macerates and drains all that…

Japanese Pudding: Jiggly Boobs, Ass Pudding, Singing Flan

The Japanese have a strange sense of humor. Peruse YouTube and you’ll find a host of game shows that involve women in pigtails crawling around in their underwear along with “too cute” commercials that involve singing animals and food. Which is why we probably shouldn’t have been surprised when we…

In the Tasting Room: Jai Alai IPA From Cigar City Brewing

Friday’s here, so it’s time for beer. Every Friday, so long as the creek don’t rise, this beer enthusiast will take a look at a Florida beer that, hopefully, should be readily available in a local shop or on tap at your favorite bar. It’s one of the most sought-after…

Flagler Garden Groundbreaking Party Sunday in Fort Lauderdale

If you’ve driven around downtown Fort Lauderdale recently, you might think massive building construction projects were erected overnight. With the city’s urbanscape growing like a concrete mushroom, questions arise. What will Fort Lauderdale do without any green spaces? Thankfully, there’s an answer. Resident Chad Scott and his crew of garden…

Florida House GMO Labeling Bill Gaining Support by Senators

It’s not just hippies, environmentalists, and — more recently — foodies who are paying attention to the whole genetically modified organisms (GMO) or genetically engineered (GE) food issue anymore; it’s getting attention from big corporations and even The Daily Show these days. While it’s great that public figures and purveyors…

New Times’ Pairings: Beer Geeks Welcome!

The sixth annual New Times’ Pairings is coming to the Broward County Convention Center on Thursday, September 26. From 7 to 10 p.m., the best restaurants in South Florida will serve delectable dishes, each paired with a different fine wine. But what if you’re a beer geek instead of a…

Five Best Deals for Flavor Palm Beach

Sometime a while back, someone realized that you could lure visitors and residents to spend money in certain areas just by getting restaurants to offer deals. It’s spending to save — absolutely brilliant. Just like New York Restaurant Week, dineLA, and Miami Spice, Palm Beach County has its own series…

First Look: Colombian Food at Los Parceros in West Palm Beach

When you think of Colombian food in South Florida, the first thing that probably comes to mind is Colombian fast food — those overstuffed hot dogs and hamburgers with every topping known to man (and then some). And you’d be correct; The Colombians have taken these simple American eats and…

Jake Berkey of Steak 954 on Red Wine and Diet Coke and ROK BRGR

Broward County has a booming beer scene, some great wine bars, and great restaurants all over the place, but in the mixology department there is much left to be desired. While we might be behind in the availability of craft cocktails compared to other cities — our nemesis Miami being…

Farmers’ Market Heading to Whole Foods in Pembroke Pines

For the past few years, farmers’ markets have been popping up across South Florida left, right, and center. Quite frankly: We’re pretty stoked. Local food not only tastes significantly better — tomatoes actually taste like tomatoes rather than nothing — but it’s better for your health, the local economy, and…