Email Author Jen Karetnick
The differences are glaring. As coruscating as the neon undercarriage of an El Dorado cruising Ocean Drive. As in-your-face as the high beam of a... More >>
Sad but true, happy hour has never really secured a foothold here in Miami. Sure, a couple of restaurants like Monty's and Hardaway's Firehouse... More >>
Of course the question on every diner's mind is not which restaurants will open this year. It's which ones of the slew will survive the... More >>
The west side of South Beach once again has proved nonlucrative: Jonathan Eismann's Westside Diner has closed. Eismann's product was the... More >>
Read Part 1 or Part 2 Flattery easily can turn a... More >>
When restaurateur Mary Anne Richter initially dined at Café Max in Pompano Beach, about three days after it opened in 1984, she was hardly... More >>
Prologue: About six weeks ago, in Bal Harbour Shops, a restaurant called Max's Place opened in the space where Petrossian formerly held court. It... More >>
There's an old restaurant joke currently recirculating: Three restaurateurs are chatting about old times. The first recalls a fire in his place.... More >>
One Rascal is never enough, it seems. Jerry's Famous Deli Inc., a.k.a. the Starkman family, which also runs Wolfie Cohen's Rascal... More >>
Blame it on The Spitfire Grill. In that 1996 film, an ex-con persuades an aging restaurateur, whose eatery has been on the market for ten... More >>
Marvin Woods, author of the recently released The New Low-Country Cooking, sounds mildly surprised when asked about his reception here in... More >>
If you've ever danced on a table at Mezzanotte, the Italian restaurant hailed for breathing new life into South Beach back in the late... More >>
Restaurateur Mark Soyka shocked just about everybody in the restaurant industry when he announced this past June that News Café, his... More >>
One of my editors recently wanted to celebrate a special occasion with his wife at a new, stylish restaurant. So he made a reservation at one of... More >>
My “Dish” column about why service is so bad in South Florida (“Shirt, Shoes, but... More >>
When I first moved to South Beach almost a decade ago, I was afraid to walk down Lincoln Road late at night. And by late I mean 10:00 p.m.... More >>
North Beach is hot. North Beach is happening. North Beach is the successor to South Beach. Since the late Eighties, when South Beach developers... More >>
Restaurant service sucks in South Florida (see Opium review). It's a given, almost part of the Miami... More >>
Looks as though the Denny's at 19313 S. Dixie Hwy. in Miami lost something in lawyers' fees but gained remuneration by way of... More >>
Two women were seen at La Paloma last Saturday night. Both were so drunk they couldn't utter a coherent sentence. Both clearly were in no... More >>
For the average food-oriented consumer, the Internet and Web-related technology have been a blessing for several years now. You can log on to read... More >>
He wasn't a local but the South Florida food world will miss him all the same: William Garry, the editor in chief of Bon... More >>
So how long does it really take a chef to open his own restaurant? According to fortysomething Pascal Oudin, who says he came to the United States... More >>
You've just finished dining in a new restaurant, and your companion asks if you liked it. The food was good, but somehow you can't respond that... More >>
Two months ago my husband and I were madly in love. Eight weeks later we've lost the romance. The brief affair was with mangoes. Our new house... More >>
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