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  Facebook Live: Testing SOBEWFF's Lee Schrager on His Food Trivia Knowledge

  September 20 at 11:39 a.m.

  More than the founder of the South Beach Wine & Food Festival, Schrager is a cookbook author and a champion of South Florida's restaurant scene. A quick look at his Instagram feed shows him enjoying feasts with culinary superstars. With all of those credentials, Schrager should be a walking Wikipedia of food.

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  Miami's Culinary Community Weighs in on the Salt Bae Controversy

  September 19 at 10:27 a.m.

  Prominent Venezuelans in Miami, many of them in the culinary community, are up in arms after restaurant owner and Instagram star Nusret Gökçe, better known as Salt Bae, served Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and First Lady Cilia Flores at his Istanbul eatery. The chef posted a video of him dissecting and serving a giant hunk of meat to Maduro — at a time when millions are going hungry in his country.

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  New Times Is Looking for Freelance Food-and-Drink Writers

  September 17 at 12:13 p.m.

  Are you passionate about food and drink?  Do you dazzle your friends with knowledge about the newest Miami restaurants and the hottest bars? Are you constantly taking pictures of your dinner? Do you turn to Miami New Times' food section before doing anything else every morning? If you know the best...

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  FIU Architecture Students Reimagine Brickell's American Social

  September 13 at 9:01 a.m.

  Brickell's American Social Bar & Kitchen is getting a face-lift. After winning Red Bull's Revamp challenge, four architecture students at Florida International University — Maria Leon, Carolina Cardona, Mirtes Araujo, and Melissa — will remodel the popular establishment.

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  Is This the End of Subway's $5 Footlong?

  September 10 at 10:50 a.m.

  Miami is an expensive city, but there's always been an inexpensive way to keep hunger at bay: the $5 Subway footlong. But its demise might be near.

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  Wynwood Yard and O Cinema Closing to Make Way for Giant Apartment Building

  September 5 at 10:28 a.m.

  What's left of bohemian Wynwood is on the way out. The transformation of the arts neighborhood that was once defined by beer-fueled gallery walks and low-rent galleries began years ago as expensive restaurants and high-rent apartments took over. And now two of the cultural institutions that survived...