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Top Five Eats & Drinks This Week: Chefs Storm SoBe, $10 Off Culinary Tour

Another Monday has come and slapped us in the face. This week's caffeinated fantasy includes a bedside espresso machine and beer bongs rigged to dispense chilly cold-brew coladas as we hit the snooze.

If coffee is merely the "how" in our our start to the week, we must lean hard on the "why" to get going each Monday. As we struggle to wipe the siren song of sleep away from our memory, we cling to the promise of tasty treats and crazy eats waiting for us in the week ahead.

From a trio of chefs taking SoBe by storm tonight to $10 off tomorrow's food tour, there's lots to look forward to -- if you can just get out of bed.

Monday

An "Epic Evening" of Food & Drink at Tongue & Cheek

Head to Tongue & Cheek tonight at 7:30 p.m. for an exciting seven-course adventure helmed by some of the most creative chefs around. Chef Jamie DeRosa of Tongue & Cheek is teaming up with Jeremiah Bullfrog of Miami's beloved GastroPod and Brandon Baltzley of Chicago's famed CRUX to combine for one evening of epic tastiness. Thedinner includes select cocktails pairings, tax and gratuity and is priced at $125 per person. Seating is limited, call (305) 704-2900 or visit tandcmiami.com for more info.

$10 Family Meal at Tongue & Cheek

If you 'aint got the scratch for tonight's epic seven-course feast at Tongue & Cheek, don't you worry. Chef Jamie DeRosa and his team invite you to join them from 5 to 7 p.m. each night for "Family Meal." Grab a seat at the snack bar and enjoy a serving of what the staff is eating for just $10. Tonight's menu: Pork carnitas, yellow rice, tomato-avocado salad and tres leches. If comforting three-course chow is not enough to soothe the Monday monster, drink it away. T & C's happy hour also runs 5 to 7 p.m.

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