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WD 555 might sound like the name of a Star Wars robot, but it’s actually a welcoming wine shop and bistro off the beaten track on South Beach.
South Beach has a new go-to spot for locals who want fresh food at prices not meant for tourists. Charles St. is so laid back and easy that you nearly forget that it is on one of Collins Avenue’s most upscale blocks. And although it’s situated in a hotel, its storefront entrance doesn’t plunk you down in the middle of a lobby.
Soon after opening Stout Irish Bar & Grill 13 months ago, the owners changed its name Stout Sports Bar & Grill. Owner Ed D'Ottavio and his three partners — all of them Irish — realized that customers were looking for much more than shepherd's pie and corned beef and cabbage.
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Giorgio Rapicavoli, the first Miamian to take the top spot on Food Network’s Chopped, used some of h...
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Catch and South Beach make a perfect pair. They’re both hip, stylish, quirky, a bit garish and extre...
It took nine years, but Jeremy "Jay" Armstead has found the perfect spot for his Texas Hold ’Em BBQ....
I get why some folks love Smashburger. The restaurant chain uses never-frozen Certified Angus Beef, which i...
Located in downtown Hollywood, Kussifay is an extension of a restaurant that opened six years ago a mile we...
Inside a hangar on the edge of the tarmac at Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport sits one of the best lunch s...
If you’ve lived in South Florida for any length of time, you already know that Chez Porky’s i...
It’s always a good sign to see new restaurants opening and entrepreneurs willing to invest in an opp...
Years ago, a California winemaker came to Miami touting his latest creation — a complex, expensive w...
A French winemaker once told me his dearly departed grandmother had lived under four different governments ...
The Riverside Hotel in Fort Lauderdale turned 75 this year, and as part of the celebration debuted Wild Sea...
The small café N-O-A has a few tables out front flanked by bougainvillea and is only open for lunch du...
The cuisine of Uzbekistan reflects the cultures that passed through Central Asia in caravans on the transco...
The logo at Cecci Italian Peruvian Kitchen is a fish eating a slice of pizza, symbolizing the union of sea ...
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