Hot & Soul in Fort Lauderdale: International Dishes and Craft Beers

When Hot & Soul’s husband-and-wife owners, Mike Hampton and Christy Samoy, moved to South Florida, “I didn’t know anything about Fort Lauderdale,” Hampton says. “I’d never heard of Las Olas, and we’d been to Miami once on vacation.” The expense of living and running a restaurant in San Diego had…

Meat Market Making Its Way to Palm Beach

Miami Beach might be trendy and filled with celebrities on any given night, but the iconic strip of land is also a bit of a pain in the ass. With the swank and style comes obnoxious people, annoying tourists, even mannequins with giant breasts, and an utter lack of parking…

Flavor Palm Beach: September Dining Deals From Boca to Jupiter

September is a month filled with promise. It’s time to shed the summer lethargy and get back to school, back to work — and back to dining at fine restaurants. Flavor Palm Beach is a month long celebration of dining deals at some of the best restaurants from Boca Raton…

Kronuts in Pembroke Pines at Kosher Master Cake Bakery

Combining two popular foods is nothing new: ice cream cake, corn dogs, even Hot Pockets. However, on May 10 of this year, the newest combo food fad took the bakery industry by storm. Created by Dominique Ansel at his namesake bakery in New York, the Cronut is a half-croissant, half-donut,…

Five Reasons to Eat “Mindful Meat” on Mondays Instead

With only one M-letter day of the week, Mindful Meat Monday and Meatless Monday are in an unspoken rivalry. The Meatless Monday group came along first with a message to cut out meat one day a week to lessen animal cruelty. The reasoning was that one meatless day a week…

Raw Jūce to Open in Boca Raton: It’s a Raw Food Revolution

Raw foodism is the new way to eat. From vegetarians to vegans to now this — eating only raw, uncooked foods, just the way nature intended. Is it really better than heated, pasteurized, and processed? Just ask Boca Raton resident Barry Rabkin, one of the founders — and also the…

Chef Julien Greaves Leaves Tryst for Idaho

South Florida is full of transplants. There are so many northern migrants that it’s almost a shock to find out someone was actually born here. It’s not surprising, really. Mild winters, awesome sunshine, and a relatively laid-back vibe make it hard to leave, whether you’re one of the ten or…