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Grill 66 & Bar is an upscale waterfront restaurant known to draw Broward’s recession-proof crowd. Located on the Intracoastal Waterway adjacent to Pier 66 and the Hyatt hotel, the eatery boasts white tablecloths and a lovely view of yachts floating by. The lollipop lamb chops with mixed baby leaf lettuce and a house sauce are […]
This low-key coffee shop has espresso drinks, craft brews, and pastries. There’s even a dark-chocolate-and-balsamic-mocha drink to try, as well as one with Nutella and sriracha.
Fort Lauderdale’s Guatemala Restaurant is not the first, second, or 19th place that most people would look for Salvadoran pupusas, but the tiny establishment with just five stools gets them right. Take a forkful of pupusa, a bit of peppery curtido, and a splash of the tangy salsa and you’ll be rewarded with a burst […]
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This family-friendly resort extraordinaire is the favorite Fort Lauderdale home away from home for snowbirds and locals alike. With 618 rooms and an epic pool complete with fake rocks and waterfalls, it’s a landmark. There’s a 22,000-square-foot spa, three on-site restaurants, water sports and equipment rentals, activity lineups to keep the kiddos busy and everything […]
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After years of planning and traveling the world, former yacht chef and Australian native Philip Darmon opened downtown Fort Lauderdale’s Hardy Park Bistro in November 2013. Here, he serves upscale food in a casual neighborhood environment. Though Darmon has an affinity for the Mediterranean and its cuisine because of his travels throughout the region, his […]
There’s something surreally Depression Era about finding anything on a menu that costs one buck, or even two bucks seventy-five. At Heart Rock, rock-bottom prices are the norm, not the exception. Skewers of zucchini, chicken, chicken liver, shrimp, or scallops cost less than $5 each; soups like crab-spinach, mussel-miso, or mixed vegetable come in under […]
Mr. Henrique Souza, originally from Brazil, has been exhibiting and sharing his views of the World though his creations, for over a decade. His works have adorned the galleries and high rises of New York. He has proudly shared the International Spot light with many of his fellow Brazilian Artists, as well as making his […]
The name makes one think of a roadside diner, or maybe a neon-lit tavern. Instead, the Hi-Life is haute cuisine by candlelight, possibly the most genuinely romantic restaurant in Fort Lauderdale. Chef Carlos Fernandez, a wildly creative guy to be sure, crafts a dynamic menu that’s almost as fun to read as it is to […]
Don’t get distracted by the sides at this stylish Fort Lauderdale barbecue joint with its faux distressed-wood paneling and new “old” fa
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For quite some time now, downtown Fort Lauderdale has been known more as a place to drink than as an area to find a good meal. The newly opened Himmarshee Public House is attempting to turn that image around. With innovative cocktails and global comfort food ranging from Mexican tacos to root-beer-glazed spicy lamb ribs […]
Put it this way: if you moved to Fort Lauderdale, and nobody told you about this place, you need new friends. The historic Downtowner is a Fort Lauderdale institution meeting traditionalist, utilitarian needs: Friday’s the fish fry night, Monday is steak night, Tuesdays it’s ribs, etc. The Sunday brunch stays a longtime favorite draw, crammed […]
Check out Hoffman’s Chocolates’ Fort Lauderdale location for truffles, milk & dark chocolate assortments, double-dipped pretzels, ice cream, milkshakes, caramel apples, and custom orders.