Sundays are supposed to be a day of rest — and a day of nursing the hangover left from the aftermath of Saturday night. Starting the day with a brunch and a few cocktails never hurt anyone. To follow up the after party and big dinners of Saturday night, the…
A new restaurant has opened in West Palm Beach, but it’s not a Clematis Street or City Place establishment. Instead, it’s a tiny bistro a few miles south of the city’s downtown area, a new hidden gem for a scene in desperate need of a few diamonds in the rough…
Break out the tacky sweaters and prepare to indulge in a very grown-up ice cream social at the Riverside Market in Fort Lauderdale. Wednesday, December 18th at 8 p.m., Riverside is teaming up with the Boston Beer Co. for a round of ice cream beer floats featuring seasonal Sam Adams…
Parties are fun; after parties are better — it’s where all the action happens. After the Palm Beach Food and Wine Fest’s Savannah-themed An Evening in the Garden of Good and Evil dinner at the Breakers, festival chefs and partygoers headed over the the Four Season for the Cypress high…
The Palm Beach Food & Wine Festival was in full swing by Saturday, December 13. With so many events to choose from over the course of the five day fest, they no doubt come with variety. Some are on a large scale, others require you to dawn your fanciest of…
Friday, December 13th kicked off the start of the 2013 Palm Beach Food & Wine Festival, what — in its seventh year — is already considered a distinguished, staple event on Palm Beach’s annual social roster as one of the nation’s premier culinary festivals. The festival brings together an eclectic…
Congratulations, you made it through yet another working week. You might as well give yourself a pat on the back to celebrate — or better yet, a drink or three. This weekend the Palm Beach Food and Wine Festival kicks off five days of food and wine everything. Follow our…
The 42nd-annual Seminole Hard Rock Winterfest Boat Parade with Grand Marshall Tracy Morgan is this Saturday, December 14, officially making south Florida the absolute coolest place to celebrate Christmas without snow. The Boat Parade kicks off at 6:30 p.m. in downtown Fort Lauderdale, heads east on the New River, then…
While some people the world over are celebrating Christmas, we prefer a “greener” holiday celebration. And by green, we obviously mean Grinchmas. Dr. Seuss’s mean-yet-loveable Grinch character with a most peculiar heart condition (first it’s too small, then it’s really big), is the star of Universal Studio’s Grinchmas, now going…
Take a look at those skinny, bendy, self-righteous chicks twisting their bodies into endless dimensions. It seems like a bit of a stretch to have yourself doing the same thing, and honestly you’re thinking that you’d rather just have a beer. But what if you can have both? You can…
With mile upon mile of inland waterways and canals, Fort Lauderdale has a unique environment for holiday season parades. We don’t do boring old floats and marching bands, we do boats — yachts! — and we do it big. If you’re looking to get a prime seat, for the 42nd-annual…
Like the sands of the hourglass, these are the beers in our glass… beers from Florida! Every Friday, we take a look at a beer brewed in the Sunshine State, giving analysis to the burgeoning craft beer movement of Florida. As Cigar City Brewing in Tampa expands, so does its…
With the whole farm-to-table trend, restaurants are all about claiming they use local products. As much as we’d like to believe the buzz words, there’s no way to know if it’s actually true — unless, of course, you know the chefs and restauranteurs themselves. To help sort out any confusion…
Warm beer. No, I’m not talking about that can of Pabst that’s been sitting on the counter for days, but an honest to hops notion of serving a beer this holiday season that has been warmed. I am referring to the imbibing of a mulled beer – to warm and…
Come Christmas Day, what will you be doing? Eating at home with loved ones, celebrating the holiday? Traveling home to see family and friends? Or wondering “What am I going to do all day long?” when everything shuts down? While businesses everywhere shutter their doors for the day, a few…
Our momma always told us not to play with our food, but we sure as hell can’t stop laughing at it! From catching Jameis Winston stealing soda at Burger King to the always classy Waffle House parking lot sex, this is a round up of the weirdest food news we…
Need an awesome holiday gift for the craft-beer-loving freak in the family? Partnering with Tampa-based newspaper Creative Loafing, Cigar City Brewing is auctioning off a massive bottle of beer on eBay. The winning bidder will be invited to Tampa to sample all of the brewery’s current stock of barrel-aged beer…
Hardy Park Bistro’s chef-owner Philip Darmon, an Australian native, has charted a unique course through the culinary world, guided in no small part by coincidence and fate. About 11 years ago, he was working as a chef in high-end Sydney restaurants when he lost a close friend to suicide. The…
Las Olas Boulevard is home to dozens of restaurants featuring cuisine from around the world. From seafood to French to Italian to American to Brazilian and everything in between, there are multiple options on the busy little strip. The boulevard recently received its newest Thai sushi addition on the west…
Two weeks until Christmas, you know what that means. Beer gifts for beer lovers and heavy consumption of Christmas ale. But beware of what you buy, especially with beer because it could be illegal (if it’s Heady Topper). And besides the craft boom, beer in Florida has taken an interesting…
Yes, a dinner with beer at a grocery store. We have indeed reached the promise land, ladies and gentleman. In case you’ve been living under a rock (in a dry county) for quite some time you might have noticed that craft beer is kind of, like, a thing. A BIG…
They come and they go. West Palm Beach has been like a revolving door for restaurants in the past decade, and this is one city where you can truly say everything old is new again — at least when it comes to the buildings they occupy. In the past several…
