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South Florida Mansion Built for Celine Dion Finally Finds a New Owner After Years on the Market
Celine Dion Never Lived Here But Her Custom South Florida Mansion Just Got a New Owner A home built for […] This article originally appeared on BuildLikeNew.com — visit us for more home security guides.
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Caviar, wagyu, truffles fill new menu at beloved Italian restaurant
NOTE: This story was updated to include new information on scoring a reservation this week. Patrons curious about what’s next for La Sirena can finally see what’s cooking. The acclaimed West Palm Beach restaurant , known for its Italian cuisine and Wine Spectator Grand Award-winning wine program , changed hands earlier this year. Diane Fiorentino and Marcello Fiorentino sold the longtime family restaurant to Alex Gaudelet, a principal partner in Palm Beach’s The Polo Room, and his wife Amanda Gaudelet. Though still in development, a teaser of dinner offerings are now online, providing the clearest glimpse of what patrons might expect when the restaurant at 6316 S. Dixie Highway reopens later in 2026. Yet one important detail remains under wraps on the developing menu. Pasta keeps its Italian heart Choices include butternut squash pinwheel lasagna with ricotta and sage, orecchiette with spicy lamb sausage and roasted eggplant, linguine vongole and lobster agnolotti. Dialing up luxury Golden Ossetra caviar accompanies several dishes, while black truffles make appearances with rigatoni and scallops. Wagyu and dry-aged beef add a steakhouse streak to the lineup. Plenty for gluten-free patrons Gluten-free choices extend well beyond starters, with substantial offerings including lobster, scallops and several meat,
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Stuart Magazine November 2026 Issue
I’m excited to present our latest edition, which, as always, is filled with local stories covering all the gems that make up our amazing city and beyond. In this issue, and in every issue, we bring you feature profiles of residents doing great things, informative stories about local conservation efforts, hot happenings, the food scene, shopping destinations, outdoor recreation, and more. Plus, our monthly Hot Shots pages showcase many of you supporting charities and businesses at local events. We also offer style inspiration in our fashion shoots and local product pages and spotlight some incredible travel destinations in our regular Wanderlust column.
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This Charming Florida Bakery Serves Italian Bread So Incredible, It’s Worth Every Mile Of The Drive
There’s a loaf of Italian bread in Sunrise, Florida that has the power to make you forget every bad decision you’ve ever made in a grocery store. Doris Italian Market & Bakery is the kind of place that reminds you why food is one of life’s greatest joys, and why South Florida is secretly one of the best places in the country to eat well.
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Palm Beach Improv brings big laughs to Wellington
If you’re looking for laughs (and who isn’t?), head west! The Palm Beach Improv has reopened at its new digs at the Mall at Wellington Green, 10300 Forest Hill Blvd, Wellington, in September and shows at the 450-seat venue have been selling out. The stylish 11,000-square-foot comedy club showcases top talent and serves upscale bar food. Next door, its sister company, Copper Blues Rock Pub & Kitchen, just opened its doors, offering food and live music. The schedule is packed with your favorite comics. And on Nov. 4, Carlos Sanchez performs a show totally en Espanol. Following up on his second Hulu stand-up special, the understated Ralph Barbosa takes the stage Nov. 6-7 followed the Drunk & Stoned Comedy Tour featuring Franco “Harris” Romero on Nov. 8. On Nov. 11, the DC-based comedian, podcast host of "Mean But True," and internet personality Suzanne Lambert performs. Jeff Dye , a regular on “Gutfeld!” and “The Joe Rogan Experience” delivers loud, sharp, and often inappropriate material on Nov. 12. Then it’s three shows by Chris D'Elia , whose podcast "Congratulations" has been a hit on YouTube since 2017, are on tap Nov. 13-15. The Stone Cold and Jackal Holiday Show takes place
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Ants in sugar. Flies in food. South Florida restaurant inspection issues
Active flies and erratic handwashing were some of the most consistent problems among the dirty dozen South Florida restaurants comprising this week’s Sick and Shut Down List. The 12 restaurants represent Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties. Monroe once again got off cleanly. Weekly reminder: We don’t do the inspections, and we don’t choose who gets inspected. Both of those are done by the Florida Department of Business & Professional Regulation, although some inspections spawn from customer complaints. Those can be filed through the DBPR website . Restaurants that fail inspection are closed until they pass a reinspection, also called a “callback inspection.” In alphabetical order... Bonfire Mofongo House and Lounge, 1704 NW Seventh St., Miami Routine inspection, 31 total violations, six High Priority violations This used to be The Batting Cage, a sports bar opened in 2012 with the hope that a new Marlins Park would provide the funds ownership would use to field a competitive team that would bring fans who might want to hang out before or after games. Now, this building has been transformed into a restaurant and club where the inspector found an “accumulation of black/green mold-like substance in the interior of the ice machine/bin.”