Ben & Jerry’s Truck at Bayfront Now, Tweet for Free Frozen Yogurt

The Ben & Jerry’s truck is back in Miami now through June 16, offering free frozen treats in time for the unofficial start of summer. The truck will be traveling through Miami, giving away scoops of the new Greek frozen yogurt. The flavors being sampled include: Strawberry Shortcake: Strawberry Greek…

Exxxotica: Porn Stars’ Favorite Miami Restaurants

At Exxxotica in Miami Beach, which ended Sunday, girls swayed on giant wooden swing-sets hanging from the ceiling and moved slowly around strategically placed poles. Endless shelves were filled with sex toys, and simulated acts occurred around you at any given time.It seems total attention was given to boobs and…

Seattle Dining In Photos, Part One

How well can a person get to know a city in one week? Let me answer by saying this: Seattle is one of the sunniest places I’ve ever been; I doubt folks living there even know what a cloud looks like. And the reuben sandwich I ate at the shop…

26. Balcarce at Buenos Aires Bakery & Cafe

It’s that time of year when we count down to New Times’ Best of Miami 2012 issue in June. Until then, Short Order will serve up 100 of our favorite dishes in the 305. If you have any nominations of your own, please send them to cafe@miaminewtimes.com.26. Balcarce at Buenos…

NOLA Brewing Company in New Orleans: A Photo Tour

When it comes to local beer in New Orleans, two brands that come to mind are Dixie and Abita. Neither is brewed in the city, with Dixie contract-brewed out of Wisconsin and Abita brewed on the north shore of Lake Pontchartrain. But there is one beer in New Orleans that…

Overtown Gospel Brunch: A Day of Soulful Music and Food

Hundreds of people hungry for good food and music filled the pews of the Greater Bethel A.M.E. Church on Saturday afternoon for the second annual Gospel Brunch, organized by Overtown Music Project.As Bishop Margaret Reynolds (who, by the way, is a former backup singer for KC and the Sunshine Band)…

The Meatball Joint Opens Today: Bernie Matz Does Beer & Balls

Restaurateur Bernie Matz provides the food at Miami’s mecca for literary cafe hounds, Books & Books. So, why is he doing meatballs? We asked this all important question, and the answer made sense. This 30-seater is “all about real, affordable food for locals.” The old King Kone place got new…

Puerto Rico: Top Five Beach Meals

Fried, fried and more deeply fried is usually what you think of when visiting Miami’s most local vacation destination, Puerto Rico. That is, until now. On a recent visit to the country’s coastal Rincon area, I discovered a new territory of flavors sprouting up in restaurants and bars along the…

Sean Bernal Out at Estiatorio Milos

Sean Bernal is out as executive chef at new Estiatorio Milos, which opened less than a month ago on South Beach.A call to the restaurant confirmed the chef was no longer behind the burner, though details weren’t released.Bernal’s Facebook page also seems to have confirmed that the chef is no…

27. Green Prawns at Philippe by Philippe Chow

It’s that time of year when we count down to New Times’ Best of Miami 2012 issue in June. Until then, Short Order will serve up 100 of our favorite dishes in the 305. If you have any nominations of your own, please send them to cafe@miaminewtimes.com.27. Green Prawns at…

28. Pork and Beans at Blue Collar

It’s that time of year when we count down to New Times’ Best of Miami 2012 issue in June. Until then, Short Order will serve up 100 of our favorite dishes in the 305. If you have any nominations of your own, please send them to cafe@miaminewtimes.com.28. Pork and Beans…

Arwen Lehman Talks Craft Brewjas, and Local Beer (Video)

Did you know women were the original brewmasters?Arwen Lehman and the Craft Brewjas crew she rolls with aren’t just consumers, they’re also secretly brewing up their own batches of fine suds.We caught up with her and friends at The Federal, The Bar, and The Local to see what she had…

Overtown Gospel Brunch Tomorrow: Worship, Music, and Red Velvet Waffles

On Saturday, musicians and community leaders will gather to celebrate one of Miami’s oldest and most historic communities, Overtown. It was once known as the “Harlem of the South,” a community filled with artists, writers, and musicians. There were many music clubs and ornate churches filled with song. But neighborhoods…

Saturday: Nobu’s Thomas Baduel Teaches French Pastry Making

Tomorrow the Alliance Francaise Miami is organizing a ten-person cooking class with Nobu’s acclaimed pastry chef, Thomas Baduel and the in-house pastry chef at Alliance, Angela Garcia.The intimate course will walk you through the ins and outs of making macarons, fruit tarts, and chocolate tarts.The class ends with a tasting…