Le Mode Français
French food in the US used to mean mostly takes on Parisian haute cuisine. But now, a world of Gallic pleasures awaits. Here are just a few of our local…
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Grazings
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Salad of the Sea
Seaweed. It doesn’t sound great, granted. But what if we called it hiyashi wakame? Done right, the stuff you get tangled up in at the beach can also be a…
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Cool It Down
As summer weather kicks in, try these local spots for cool treats. Chill-N Nitrogen Ice Cream 2422 N Federal Hwy., chillnicecream.com OK, so there’s a whole science of why you…
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Keep On Truckin’
Food trucks are all over Fort Lauderdale – from the monthly ArtWalks to Food in Motion at Peter Feldman Park to the street out in front of any bar that…
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Brunch Break
Brunch is never a bad idea, but if you’re looking for an excuse, Easter brunch is even better. We picked out three favorite spots for the meal that’s not quite…
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Dublin via Aruba
As the name might indicate, Aruba Beach Café isn’t an Irish pub. But on St. Patrick’s Day, the Lauderdale-By-The-Sea legend’s Chef Chris Nealon looks significantly northeast from Aruba for culinary…
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From South Beach to Our Beach
This is the month of the South Beach Wine and Food Festival – or as we like to think of it, the Fort Lauderdale Wine and Food Festival, Some of…
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Farm System
Want to start off 2018 by getting into some good, fresh food-buying habits? Check out some of our favorite food markets, urban farms and local produce shops. Fort Lauderdale Vegetables…
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Festive Libations, Florida-Style
A holiday tipple. For those who partake, it’s a fine holiday tradition – as long as you don’t turn all of December into a booze-fueled cruise to embarrassment and an…
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Your Own Mayflower
Snowy drives to a great-aunt’s house? Works for some on Thanksgiving, but in Fort Lauderdale, we’ll just take the boat to dinner like our Pilgrim forebears did. Or something like…
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