If you’re not sure what to get the chef who has everything, check out Short Order’s list of the latest and greatest tech gear. We compiled a thoughtful list of ten tech products designed to keep your favorite foodie on the cutting edge of culinary trends while streamlining their work…

Art Week means countless guides, lists and must-sees for the weekend. The sheer amount of events and galleries can leave you overwhelmed and if you’re not careful, on the couch confused and defeated. To help foodies make some decisions this weekend, we came up with yet another list that pairs…

Miami Shores — the land of the upper middle class, suburbans and a design savvy gay community is a coveted location for any house-hunter with a healthy bit of coin. The town boasts its own community center, golf course, Country Club, aquatics center, movie theater by O Cinema and a…

Hear ye, hear ye! Good people of North Beach: your long awaited Publix is now open for business. It seems like decades ago when Publix closed its doors for the year-long makeover. The people of the neighborhood got by on the goods at corner store bodegas where bagels are stocked…

Because there are as many traditional Italian desserts as there are towns in Italy, Miami New Times has begrudgingly taken it upon itself to round up the top ten Italian desserts in Miami (yes, that’s sarcasm, folks), because sometimes the best (and most affordable) way to get an authentic taste…

If you want to finish off celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month (September 15 to October 15) with Puerto Rican pride, head to Wynwood. The hipster district was once the original neighborhood of the Puerto Rico immigrants in the 1950s. Clues can be seen in the names of its official buildings –…

If your girl is anything like me, she insists on having brunch outside — and couldn’t care less that it’s the middle of September in Miami. It’s hot, but if you want to keep her smiling, head to Lou’s Beer Brunch, where you can let your hair down, toss back…

There’s a new spot to show off your smarts: Biscayne Books, the newest arrival to the Upper East Side strip of bistros and boutiques. The small but fully stocked shop is filled with hundreds of new and used volumes that the owner, Susan Hanna, purchases at auctions around town. Biscayne…

In an effort to bring to bring nightlife back to the historically black center of Miami, the Overtown Music Project has teamed up with Jackson’s Soul Food for the first installment of their Supper Club, It will include soul food, drinks and jazz (with a bit of blues). “There hasn’t…

Last week, The National Resources Defense Council (NDRC) released a report showing that 40 percent of food in the United States is tossed out. This totals $165 billion a year — which breaks down to $112 to $189 per month for a family of four. The report shows food waste occurs…

It’s that time of the year again –backpacks, books, and traffic fill the days. With school now in session, many people mindlessly fall back into the old, familiar pattern of fast and frozen food. To help save you from gaining 15 pounds, a sugar-addicted 5-year-old, and boredom from your dinner…

If you’ve been missing the Italian fare from Fratelli Lyon, you’ll be happy to know Ken Lyon is working hard to quell your cravings. Ever since Fratelli Lyon left the Design District, Ken Lyon has been keeping busy preparing food at events for the likes of FENDI via his catering…

These days, a chicken sandwich is seen as the meal of champions for right wing conservatives and a bowl of cereal can mean you want to lead the next pride parade. This got us thinking…what other political statements are our foods making? Now granted, no one will ever know how…

There’s no question about it — summer is here. But hey, it could be worse, like 110 degrees and no beach breeze. So while the rest of the country rides the heat wave, get outside for a beach barbecue before the inevitable afternoon storms roll in, and you’ll never wonder…