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Native to Venezuela and Colombia, the arepa is a corn pone split in half and then stuffed with goodness, resulting in a stomach-expanding cornmeal sandwich. At this small Venezuelan deli, which might appear as just another Latin-American snack shop complete with tradional favorites listed on a chalkboard, every variety of arepa is available, each less […]
English can be only very optimistically referred to as a second language at this Spanish market/caf
Unless you’re a male bunny named Romeo, Don Juan, or Thumper, humping in public is a pretty crass act. That is, unless you’re eating something utterly delicious. In that case, the impulse might happen unconsciously. That’s why we suggest bringing your mom, boss, kindergarten teacher, or favorite nun to Doggi Style. It’s a clean, little […]
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Like Valentine’s Day mystery chocolates or great novels, it’s what’s on the inside that counts when it comes to arepas. Sure, a good one calls for a perfectly charred and crunchy corn shell. But any half-decent cook who has wandered through Caracas or Bogot
This popular local hangout is great for watching a game, playing pool, and grabbing a bite. There’s free Wi-Fi, so bring your laptop and surf while you munch on coconut shrimp or mozzarella sticks. There are also sandwiches and pizza, along with desserts. The fully stocked bar serves everything from beer to tasty cocktails, and […]
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At Dragon 1 Chinese Restaurant, it’s important not to be fooled by the crumpled menu or the mismatched lavender and green banquettes. The mess of notebooks, crumbs, and takeout boxes piled behind the register should be only a distraction. Owner Alan Zhang is cooking some of Miami’s most intense, flavorful Chinese food. Though he was […]
Once you step inside Dragonfly, the third location for the Gainesville-based ownership group, it’s easy to see why the place is packed even at 10 p.m. There’s a veritable wonderland of Asian bric-a-brac. A regiment of gilded cats stands guard over the open kitchen, the creatures’ unflinching eyes gazing across the space. A vintage pachinko […]
When you really want to cheer a local team on, especially the Hurricanes or the Dolphins, you will fit right in wearing your most audacious colors at one of Miami’s most historic sports bars. Every inch of wall space is lined with a sports banner or picture.
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Now in its 41st year, Eddie’s Place was named after owner Wanda’s late husband, who co-owned the bar. A semi-modern-day Cheers whose patrons seem really attached to the place, the no-frills pub has played host over the years to four weddings and at least one funeral. “Everybody knows everybody else’s business, and what they don’t […]
If you’re looking for a slice of Caracas-style cuisine, but would prefer to avoid a trip south and dealings with Chavez, this is as authentic as it gets. This local Latin chain is family-owned, and serves as the local hub for hot arepas and Venezuelan culture. Doral’s El Arepazo 2 lets you create your own […]