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Palm Beach Daily News
George Hamilton on Palm Beach, patriotism and his favorite restaurants
George Hamilton knows how to make an entrance. We met for lunch at Seaway at The Four Seasons Resort Palm Beach, where he arrived in a pale green blazer, navy polo and light trousers, looking every inch the screen legend. Yet Hamilton, who attended high school here, is hardly a visiting celebrity. Hamilton spends about two months of the season in Palm Beach, returning to its restaurants, sunshine and water. On Nov. 8, Hamilton hosts “America 250 in Concert” at the Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts, a homecoming wrapped in music, memory and Hamilton’s enduring belief in the country and the possibilities of a life still unfolding. What drew Hamilton to this American celebration The Kravis Center will present the special 3 p.m. matinee in Alexander W. Dreyfoos Concert Hall. Two-time Tony Award winner Brian Stokes Mitchell appears throughout as narrator and featured vocalist, with the Palm Beach Symphony performing under conductor Gerard Schwarz. Students from Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts join the professional musicians in a side-by-side performance. Together, the generations will celebrate America’s history and ideals while looking toward the artists who will shape its future. Hamilton said the concert's theme resonated with
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10 Hidden Hole-In-The-Wall Diners In Florida That Locals Don’t Want You To Discover
A Cuban sandwich and a load of laundry can happen at the same address in Florida. I love that detail more than I probably should. The counter opens at 5 AM, which means your coffee could be ready before your towels are. Another spot on this list sits inside or...
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WPTV
Jupiter's Heart & Harvest market puts local food, artists in the spotlight
JUPITER, Fla. — Local food makers, artists and community organizations are getting a new waterfront showcase in Jupiter as Charlie & Joe's at Love Street launches a series of events designed to support local vendors and bring families together. The first Heart & Harvest market is scheduled for Saturday,...
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Swamp Cabbage And Catfish Have Come Off The Fryer At Okeechobee’s Old Fish House Since The 1960s
Some towns are known for their skyline. Okeechobee is known for its lake, its cattle country, and a fish house that has fed hungry travelers for generations. On the south side of town sits a roomy, easygoing seafood spot where catfish comes off the fryer as fast as the tickets come in. People drive across the state just to eat here.
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The Palm Beach Post
New season offers a taste of innovation on Palm Beach restaurant scene
With new dining establishments in Palm Beach set to open and longtime restaurants on the island enhanced with new features, the 2026-2027 season is expected to be a delicious one. Flagler Steakhouse in The Breakers’ Golf & Racquet Clubhouse is slated to reopen in November after a monthslong “refresh,” which has included a comprehensive back-of-house kitchen renovation. A contemporary take on the classic chophouse, the restaurant’s updates have coincided with other improvements under way in the two-story building. With a dining room and golf course-view terrace, second-level Flagler Steakhouse debuted in 1996. Its bone-in filet mignon is among its popular dishes. A 2013 makeover at the steakhouse by famed New York-based Tihany Design welcomed a vibrant red-accented dining room with a wood-beamed ceiling. Flagler Steakhouse is one of 10 restaurants owned and operated by The Breakers, where most, but not all, dining options are open to the public. Also slated to reopen in November is a popular South End restaurant that temporarily closed this past summer for renovations and a menu refresh. With the same hands-on owners behind such popular Palm Beach restaurants as Renato’s and Pizza al Fresco, Acqua Café debuted in 2020 at 2875 S. Ocean Blvd. Over