Las Olas Staying Power
Timpano Chophouse has survived on Fort Lauderdale’s most competitive street by sticking to a few core principles. It can be hard keeping up with the changes on Las Olas. Restaurants…
Food & Drink
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September 2017
Group Project Grind Coffee Project, 599 SW Second Ave, 954.774.0555, grindcoffeeproject.com Need a midafternoon pick-me-up? Grind Coffee Project prides itself in providing a safe haven for coffee aficionados who need a…
We The People
When The Restaurant People began in the mid-’90s with a single Himmarshee spot, the Fort Lauderdale restaurant scene looked quite different than it does today. More than two decades later,…
Cuban Sandwich Without the Drive
For some, the best advice on how to find a good Cuban sandwich in Fort Lauderdale might be “leave Fort Lauderdale and head south.” This is unfair. The 305 might…
Seeing 3030
Adrienne Grenier became a Food Network star – and now she’s one of the stars of the oceanfront culinary scene. Not many people can say they’ve put their talent on…
August 2017
Sa-shimmy This Way Sushi Bar at W Fort Lauderdale, 401 N Fort Lauderdale Beach Blvd, 954.414.8200, wfortlauderdalehotel.com Sushi lovers rejoice! A new sushi hotspot has sprung up on the beach…
Pearl of the Drive
You might recognize Josie Smith Malave from past work, but today she’s focused on food and community in Wilton Manors. Bubbles and Pearls sits near the southern end of Wilton…
Feast on the Fourth
The Fourth of July isn’t really a meal holiday, and we think that’s a shame. So we came up with some ways to celebrate America in food. The Ernie’s Menu…
