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New to the Palms at Town & Country, Devon Seafood & Steak offers premium seafood, Prime steaks, and an impressive wine selection. The restaurant’s owners work with quality fishmongers, water men, ranchers, and artisan producers to create dishes that use fine ingredients that separate the good from the great. It provides seamless service in a […]
The Dive Bar is the Galt Ocean Mile’s quintessential locals-only spot off A1A in Fort Lauderdale. But don’t let that name trick you; it’s no hole in the wall. Its namesake is actually for the snorkelers and divers who have a tendency to hang out there. Filled with pool tables, an enormous bar, and a […]
Gelato has been described as “baby food for angels,” and this Argentine gelateria proves it. Gelato contains a lower ration of butterfat and air than regular ice cream, which makes it denser and more intensely flavored. Your first bite into any of Dolce Vita’s bold chocolate offerings will confirm this — Swiss chocolate, chocolate mousse, […]
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Step inside the Bird Road location and you’ll find yourself in the recreated courtyard of a Nicaraguan hacienda, complete with burbling fountain and guitar music. That’s the idea at least and if you don’t find it convincing, let the excellent food and extremely attentive service ease your nerves and remove you from Bird Road traffic […]
The chivito, a Uruguayan sandwich, is often referred to as “a heart attack on a plate.” El Rey’s basic chivito Canadiense contains steak, ham, cheese, fried eggs, roasted red peppers, tomato, lettuce, and mayonnaise. It’s served between two halves of a big baguette. To counteract any possible health-food taint from the lettuce and tomatoes, the […]
Next time you’re up North Miami way and jonesing for some cheap, authentic eats – sidle up to this Dominican cafeteria of sorts. Stuff your empty tummy with white and red beans, pork ribs, stewed beef, spaghetti and rotisserie chicken. The offerings change daily, but you always count on a satisfying homemade meal. A small […]
Not many bars can boast the style heft of the Elbo Room, which has been slinging drinks since 1938. The dual-level bar blessed with direct views of Fort Lauderdale Beach became the ultimate spring-break destination for your grandparents when a little film called Where the Boys Are was released in 1961. And, although it looks […]
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No, we’re not talking glam dining here. But there is something for everyone and plenty of it. That’s why you’ll often find a line of patrons waiting for a table during peak hours. Waiting for chilled snow-crab legs, shrimp, and mussels. Eel, salmon, and California sushi rolls. Barbecued ribs, sweet-and-sour chicken, egg rolls, dumplings, stir-fried […]