Food & Drink

Jay Roberts and fiancé Katrina Jones quit their corporate jobs to serve up delicious sliders. Now, they’re giving back.

Fall is here, and your Instagram feed is probably full of people enjoying pumpkin spice lattes. Each year, Starbucks mounts a campaign to make the return of the PSL a major holiday not unlike Christmas. The Starbucks campaign is so successful that Adweek did an entire study on the phenomenon in 2016…

South Florida’s favorite weekend activity is going out for the classic, boozy breakfast-meets-lunch meal, and it’s always better when bottomless drinks are involved. Whether it’s mimosas, bellinis, or bloody marys you’re after, these establishments know brunch is always better when the drinks keep flowing. Here are five new bottomless brunches in Broward.

You can pair a liquor-spiked milkshake with more than 15 different outrageously topped burgers when Brgr Stop opens its second location this week in Fort Lauderdale.

When Casa Sensei opens in downtown Fort Lauderdale next month, it won’t be your average Asian-inspired dining experience.

For a fifth year, G&B Oyster Bar in Fort Lauderdale is hosting its Oyster Fest and a one-of-a-kind dinner with Funky Buddha.

Every weekend, all South Florida Tap 42 locations open a half-hour before noon, ready to serve bottomless cocktails and beer with Chicago-style steak and eggs and chocolate banana French toast.

Chiavari is a baker, and for years you could find her tasty vegan treats, including macaroons and doughnut holes in a display case at her husband’s BC Cafe. But soon, her baked goods, which fall under the moniker PAC Pastries, will have their own home in Wilton Manors.

If you search #veganpizza on Instagram, you may be surprised to find over a half million posts. But it can be difficult to find options in certain cities or regions. Just a few years ago, it was tough to find any vegan pizza in Broward or Palm Beach. But the times…

A shocking 17 percent of adults and 26.7 percent of children in Florida are food insecure, meaning they lack consistent access to enough nutritious food. Sustainable Supperclub, an organization with the missions of raising awareness about food waste and supporting local charities, is joining forces with Hungry Harvest in an effort to put a dent in those numbers.

A clambake, drag-themed brunch and Cajun cooking classes are just a few of the treats lined up for the third installment of the Crave Greater Fort Lauderdale series, part of the annual Food Network & Cooking Channel South Beach Wine & Food Festival (SOBEWFF), which expands into Palm Beach County for the first time this year.

We’ve all been there: You race to the nearest Mexican restaurant only to discover lard-laden beans, chicken-broth rice, and servers whose eyes glaze over at the word “vegan.” You have options. Here’s a look at the best vegan taco options in Broward County in South Florida, vegan fish tacos and all!