Kaluz on Commercial Boulevard is Argentine businessman Carlos Demirjian’s first attempt to set up a restaurant in the U.S. after operating his successful minichain of Kansas City Grills in Buenos Aires. The 200-seat waterfront eatery opened quietly in early 2013 and was immediately popular with Fort Lauderdale’s mature and professional crowd. The menu, similar to […]
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Kaos Ultra Lounge has the look of a South Beach club and the drink specials of a Fort Lauderdale Beach dive, all strangely located in a quiet plaza off of Commercial Boulevard. This modestly sized, chromed-out “lounge” in Fort Lauderdale features a curving, neon-back-lit bar, glass-tiled DJ booth, plenty of high-top table seating, and crystal […]
Set off the main road, among warehouses, auto repair shops, and cheap motels just south of State Road 84 and west of Federal Highway, the Keg on Sixth isn’t a place most Fort Lauderdale residents would just happen to stumble across. But the place offers a cool vibe, good food, and one of the best […]
Though the focus of Kelly’s Landing isn’t on local seafood, its emphasis on big piles of sea critters prepared lovingly speaks to the Floridian’s soul – only with a Bostonian accent. But the bar-like atmosphere shows Kelly’s has embraced both cultures. Case in point: For every Narragansett beer sign hanging on those wood-paneled walls, you’ll […]
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It’s only natural that a store that devotes nearly every fiber of its being to the veneration of the cocoa bean would excel at providing a rich, creamy cocktail that’s a veritable chocolate explosion. The double-chocolate shake at Kilwin’s on Las Olas bypasses the half-assed — and some would say, incorrect — method of using […]
In the corner of Victoria Park’s Gateway Plaza, find Kim’s Alley Bar, a treasured neighborhood dive that’s been around for 60-plus years. The brick building is dimly lit, so other than the few neon signs in the windows displaying the words “Cocktail” “Wine” and “Beer”, this place would remain a secret. The bar’s motto is […]
Vincent Foti opened Kitchenetta as a raging alternative to the red-checked tablecloth and Chianti cliché: This place is as cold as an ice palace, with chrome everything, and most nights conversation is held at many decibels, (“Try this! It’s divine!”). But talking with your mouth full is bad manners anyway, and you’ll barely take a […]
Kreepy Tiki recently ranked 17 of the top 22 tiki bars in the country by CNN Traveler. On any night you may catch a mixture of live music, burlesque, classic cars, and bikes. A great atmosphere with great people.
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You can never have too many good brunch options, and Kristof’s Kafe makes its mark amongst Fort Lauderdale’s best. From their famous strawberry stuffed French toast, country fried steaks and build-your-own-omelettes to homemade soups and sammies galore, they’ve got a menu that covers every craving. It’s a tasty option for home-cooked breakfast, lunch and on […]
La Bamba offers typical Mexican fare of burritos, enchiladas, and fajitas, plus the occasional taco meal. However, it’s not the individual plates but the combos that make La Bamba special. No way you’d be hungry after downing a chicken enchilada, chile relleno, and a beef taco served with yellow rice and refried beans. Located in […]
So “Harley” is revving his motor in your face, and you don’t know whether to laugh or laugh. For a not-so-small fee, you can witness a crowd of strictly women hootin’ and hollerin’. Why is it that men sit at titty bars in dumbfounded silence while women — when they visit their own version of […]
In France, crepes are eaten warm, frequently sold on the street for a quick lunch or served at the dinner table. In Quebec, Canada, the crepes are served for breakfast stuffed with fresh fruits and drizzled with maple syrup. La Bonne Crepe, on Las Olas you can taste all kinds while you sit on the […]
West Broward now boasts at least three Honduran restaurants. La Costa, housed in an old doughnut shop across from a car dealership, is popular with Central Americans and curious gringos. If you’re just getting hip to Honduran cooking, try the baleadas (Spanish for “single shot”) first. Served everywhere from Tegucigalpa to La Ceiba, baleadas are […]
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A longstanding establishment and lunch spot, La Mia Focaccia, has been dishing out some amazing eats for close to 20 years. The owner and her son bring a taste of authentic Italian cuisine to the area with their line of fresh-made focaccia and panini breads baked daily, and on-premise. Free of preservatives, and topped with […]
