Fort Lauderdale Staple Carlos & Pepe’s Has Closed After 45 Years
Fort Lauderdale staple Carlos & Pepe’s has closed after an auction house announced it would auction the contents of the spot.
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Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix 2024: What to Eat and Drink
Top local chefs bring Magic City flavor to the Miami International Autodrome.
Tijuana Flats Closes South Florida Locations After Bankruptcy Filing
Central Florida-based Mexican restaurant chain Tijuana Flats closes nine South Florida restaurants after filing for bankruptcy.
Where Shopping Is a Bummer? Florida Shoppers Are Reeling From Grocery Price Hikes
Miamians are fed up with high food prices as grocers’ profits balloon.
Chef Aarón Sánchez Pops Up at Seminole Hard Rock for Miami Race Week
The Mexican chef and MasterChef star plans to mix and mingle with South Florida fans May 2-5 during Formula 1.
New Study Confirms Floridians Really Like Day Drinking
“It’s five o’clock somewhere,” especially in Florida, where most believe 2:30 p.m. is an acceptable time to have a drink.
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Miami Natives Launch Zero-Proof Sparkling Wine Just in Time for 4/20
Non-alcoholic wine CannaVinus, founded by two Miamians, is the perfect pairing for the wine and cannabis lover.
Fort Lauderdale Bakery Sells Low-Dose THC-Infused Treats Fresh From the Oven
Mama Munchies in Fort Lauderdale is a one-of-a-kind store that sells more than 50 varieties of cannabis-infused edibles, including freshly baked cookies that are made in the onsite kitchen.
Las Olas Wine and Food Festival Returns With Its First Wine Garden
Six blocks of culinary wizardry with proceeds benefitting the American Lung Association? Yum.
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Oceanfront Rooftop Bar Nubé Opens on Fort Lauderdale Beach
The owners of Giselle, Rosa Sky, and Yolo have opened Nubé, an oceanfront rooftop bar and lounge in Fort Lauderdale.
Miami Native Chef Mika Leon Takes on Most Challenging Food Network Adventure Yet
Will chef Mika Leon take home the $50,000 prize on Food Network’s newest cooking challenge show? You’ll have to tune in to find out.
Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix Gives Minority-Owned Restaurants a Chance to Shine
During F1 Miami weekend, a group of ten local emerging restaurants that are primarily minority-owned will be sharing the spotlight with some of Miami’s biggest chefs.
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Cheers to Messi’s Next Goal: Inter Miami Launches Miami-Inspired Cocktail Menu
Ketel One is now Inter Miami’s official vodka, and a couple new libations have arrived in the stadium.
Mitch’s Downtown Bagel Cafe Comes to Hallandale Beach
Hallandale Beach, get ready for rainbow bagels, towering deli favorites, and a bright “Bagels Don’t Count as Carbs” neon sign.
A Decade of Extraordinary Pizza at Mister O1
Renato Viola’s pizza empire: How one chef’s passion for perfect pies transformed Miami’s dining scene, one crispy crust at a time.
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Fort Lauderdale’s Flamingo Flea Celebrates Five Years of Local Goods, Eats, and Craft Beers
Flamingo Flea’s founder Carley Sumner dishes on working with 1,500 vendors, some of whom have been able to open brick-and-mortar locations because of her market, and what lies ahead for the market.
The Best South Beach Wine & Food Festival Events for Wine Lovers
Grab your partner in wine and get ready to make some pour decisions at these fabulous wine events at the South Beach Wine & Food Festival 2024.
Telemundo’s Chef James Tahhan Opens La Doña in Sunrise
Television personality Chef James has opened a new Mexican seafood restaurant in Sunrise called La Doña.
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Lee Schrager on SOBEWFF ’24: “One of the Best Lineups We’ve Ever Had”
The founder of Miami’s biggest food festival, the South Beach Wine and Food Festival, reflects on 23 years of producing this one-of-a-kind festival.
Eeeeeatscon Miami 2024: Restaurants, It’s Always Sunny Stars, and More
Some of the city’s coolest restaurants, like Tâm Tâm, Maty’s, Off-Site, and Jaguar Sun, are hitting Bayfront Park for Eeeeeatscon Miami.
A Railroad-Themed Brewery Just Opened in Coconut Creek
The Coconut Creek brewery takes its name after the rule that prohibits railroad employees from consuming alcohol while on the job. (Don’t worry – the brewery’s owner never did.)
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Black-Owned Fort Lauderdale Business and Rémy Martin Spar Over Usage of “1738”
The story of Fort Mosé in 1738 has never really been told, which is why the Fort Lauderdale business owner chose its name – to do his part in sharing some Black American history.