Restaurant in Broward Palm Beach
Showing 45 - 66 of 818This tiny but busy Las Olas eatery offers multiple options: Pastas, salads, sandwiches, desserts. But we love their pies. A bonus: your celiac friends can eat here, too, as At’s-A-Pizza provides a tasty and remarkably chewy alternative to wheat crusts — a rice flour crust. For the same price as a gluten-based pie, the wheat-averse […]
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Whether you have been craving classic Jamaican jerk chicken, oxtail, curry goat, fried fish, ackee, or some good, old-fashioned cowfoot (don’t hate), old Auntie I has got you covered. She opened her first location back in 1987, and Auntie I’s now has three in South Florida. Expect friendly service, along with delicious Jamaican food that’s […]
This west-coast Mexican mega-chain actually knows its stuff. Maybe it
South of the commotion at Beach Place, Bahia Cabana is an oasis of local Fort Lauderdale culture. Tucked away between docks, the Bahia Cabana resort/hotel the bar boasts strong drinks and a ceiling littered with knickknacks, such as street signs and Florida license plates. With the beach across the street, locals and tourists alike drink […]
The Balcony Las Olas will enthuse you with craft cocktails and infamous views of Fort Lauderdale’s trendy Las Olas Boulevard.
Drinker, partiers, and tiki bar lovers rejoice. Ocean Manor Beach Resort’s Bamboo Beach Tiki Bar has been the longtime go-to for Fort Lauderdale residents who want to daytime drink near the pool and in the sand. What more could you possibly want in life? As long as the sun is out — or there is […]
The Hollywood installation of this Miami-based Chinese restaurant might be the best. Make sure to ask for the small “Chinese” menu at Bamboo Garden III – it yields authentic goodies like kung pao frog’s legs and beef tripe with preserved mustard greens. Steamed whole flounder and Maine lobster – not to mention dishes like stir-fried […]
Hallelujah for Bangkok Palace, where delicious Thai dishes are made from family recipes. Don’t expect goopy pad Thai or the usual lineup of boring curries, because the Kasinpila family makes its curry pastes from scratch and turns out a few dishes you probably haven’t seen before. There’s a delicious fried-egg salad, dinner-sized bowls of wonton […]
My wife Valarie our son Mike and myself are proprietors of this small family owned establishment. Mike is the general manager and the inspiration behind the name “Bar Red Beard”, you’ll know why when you come in and see him. Mike has been in the food service industry for over 12 years and brings the […]
Bash American Bistro is holed up like a dark cave in a drab suburban strip mall, but the overall effect is as comforting as a pile of kittens wearing hand-knit, woolen booties. Starters include fabulous housemade hummus painted with spicy kimchi sauce and served with wedges of grilled pita; gooey spinach dip with freshly fried […]
Basilic is a small Vietnamese joint serving pho, banh mi & other classic mains.
BC Cafe, named for owner Brett Chivari, is the brick-and-mortar spinoff of the caveman-themed BC Taco truck. Both specialize in Neolithic named dishes with proportions to match. Tacos come wrapped in either a soft flour tortilla or a hard corn shell. Try the Encino Man with mahi mahi, cheddar cheese, avocado and buffalo sauce. For […]
Neanderthal Man’s idea of a food truck was probably a wandering brontosaurus. Modern Man has BC Tacos. BC’s tacos are less authentic Mexican than its namesake’s eclectic take on everyone’s favorite thing to do with a tortilla. They are more or less standard steak, chicken, and seafood tacos, along with such quirkier variations as fried […]
Reclaimed wood and brick, Edison bulbs, tufted leather booths, small plates, and an emphasis on craft seem to be the main ingredients for a trendy restaurant these days. Beauty and the Feast Bar | Kitchen on Fort Lauderdale Beach has all of the above. Set in the ground floor of the boutique Atlantic Resort & […]