Coral Gables Wine & Food Festival This Saturday

Drink and dine this Saturday, April 10 at the 7th Miccosukee Tribe of Indians Coral Gables Wine & Food Festival. For $50 you can sample foods from 30 restaurants and drink the grape from 20-plus wineries. Grey Goose vodka and Martini vermouth -- sponsors of the event -- will also...

By Paula Niño

April 7, 2010

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Drink and dine this Saturday, April 10 at the 7th Miccosukee Tribe of Indians Coral Gables Wine & Food Festival. For $50 you can sample foods from 30 restaurants and drink the grape from 20-plus wineries. Grey Goose vodka and Martini vermouth -- sponsors of the event -- will also be serving cocktails at their respective lounges.

Participating restaurants are mostly Gables eateries, from Morton's Steakhouse to Pardo's Chicken to the Holiday Inn across from the University of Miami. No, we probably won't be running to the booth for the latter. We'd rather taste the offerings of Talavera and Ortanique.

Tickets are still available for the event, which benefits The American Lung Association and is expected to draw 1,500 people. The festival takes place on Giralda Avenue between Ponce de Leon Boulevard and Galiano Street.

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