Archive for 'Dining'
The Early Bird dinner setting into the sunset
By Rebecca Cahilly Dining early has its perks, particularly when it comes to waistline and wallet. While “Early Bird” dining specials have been replaced at many restaurants by Happy Hours offering small bites, a few establishments [...]
Secret recipes from seafood restaurants
When you’re as near the sea as we are, you’re bound to find a favorite seafood spot. You may return for the setting, the service, or perhaps the amazing sauce you can’t quite replicate at home. [...]
Restaurants where wine lists pair with menu
They say life is too short to drink bad wine, so here’s a time-saving guide to establishments where the superb food is accompanied by a sublime wine list. By Rebecca Cahilly Red, The Steakhouse High-end steakhouses [...]
Critic’s choice: Tastemakers to watch in 2014
To the delight of South Florida foodies, new chefs have arrived on the local scene, bringing unique expertise and culinary tastes worth an advance reservation. Here is our selection of TASTEMAKERS TO WATCH 2014 By Rebecca [...]
Dining out with family for the holidays
Forget the folding chairs this year and gather family and friends to celebrate the holidays in style at one of these flavorful local venues. Each one offers a private dining space to make your holiday gathering all [...]
Critic pick: Where to dine before, after shows
Looking for a spot to grab a bite pre or post show? Here are suggestions near South Florida’s most popular entertainment venues — some that provide the entertainment themselves. By John Tanasychuk & Rebecca Cahilly [...]
A true taste of Italy, without the airfare
By Rebecca Cahilly For me, narrowing a list of places for authentic Italian food in South Florida is almost impossible. My Italian/American husband and I are always looking for a canoli that could pass for Nonna’s, [...]
Critic’s choice: The Best New Restaurants 2013
By Rebecca Cahilly Is there a more savory time of the year? This is when City & Shore visits some of the most delicious spots in South Florida to sample everything from farm-fresh artichokes to tea-brined [...]
Critic’s picks: Top fine dining and food trends
By Rebecca Cahilly Forget fusion, say “toodle-oo” to tapas and wave “buh-bye” to ultra lounges. This year, the clear trends in dining are all about healthy, organic, natural, house-made and unique. Thanks to the surge in [...]
A culinary tour of the world, close to home
By Rebecca Cahilly The flavors of the Caribbean and Latin America often are credited for influencing the cuisine of South Florida, but a little bit of everything — from here, there and everywhere — can be [...]
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- Weekend preview: Hot air, hot music and a jellyfish sombreroIt’s not often that the Broward Center for the Performing Arts offers a concert by a singer whose songs are heard among the thumpy pop hits on Y100, but there are all kinds of new things going on at the big house on the New River.
- It took so long to make it: Jimmy Webb in Delray BeachOne of pop music's most accomplished songwriters makes his Florida debut with songs such as "Wichita Lineman," "Galveston" and "MacArthur Park" at the Arts Garage Saturday and SundayJimmy Webb is one of America’s foremost storytellers, a reporter of unique sensitivity most famous for dispatches sent back from a lonely, love […]
Food & Dining
- Women's grilling clinic set for MayRobyn Lindars, who writes the popular food blog GrillGrrrl.com , is hosting another one of her popular Women’s Grilling Clinics. It’s 5 to 9:30 p.m. May 31 in Hollywood. […]
- Tour South Florida breweriesWant to see how beer is made? At least four South Florida craft breweries now offer behind-the-scenes tours of their facilities that go beyond tastings to the nuts and bolts of the brewing process.
fashion & Style
- Local stages expand, from cabaret in Manalapan to performance art in PompanoThere’s plenty of newness locally when it comes to theater and the performing arts.
- Theater review of "Dividing the Estate" in West Palm Beach“Dividing the Estate” starts with a nice, slow burn and gets steadily funny as it goes along. […]
Shopping & Beauty
- Trader Joe's announces opening date for Wellington storeTrader Joe’s fans, let the countdown begin. […]
- Target's free $191 Experian credit monitoring offer expires WednesdayTarget's offer for a free year of credit monitoring from Experian, valued at $191, expires on Wednesday, April 23. […]
Sun Sentinel Breaking News
- Man accused of DUI, hit and run, crashing cop car near Fort LauderdaleA 31-year-old man with a history of traffic charges is accused in a DUI hit and run involving a Fort Lauderdale police officer, the Broward Sheriff's Office said.
- Habitual offender accused of burglary in Fort LauderdaleA Fort Lauderdale man, who the courts labeled a habitual offender for his string of burglaries, is facing new burglary charges, Broward court records show.
- Dolphins players inspire teens at Broward courthouseThere was nothing easy about becoming a professional football player, Miami Dolphins cornerbacks Will Davis and Jamar Taylor told a group of teenagers Tuesday.
