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Pinetta, FL · Food & Drink
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Crews begin reconstruction of beloved Steinhatchee eatery destroyed in Hurricane Helene
STEINHATCHEE, Fla. (WCTV) - A long-time staple in Taylor County’s Steinhatchee community is now on its way to re-opening. Roy’s Restaurant, located on 1st Avenue, was destroyed in 2024 during Hurricane Helene. The popular waterfront eatery had been impacted in the past by several storms, including hurricanes Debby...
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Trident Restaurant Panacea for Waterfront Dining and Views
Looking for a waterfront restaurant near ? Trident Restaurant in Panacea, Florida, is one of my favorite places to enjoy fresh seafood with a beautiful view of Dickerson Bay. About an hour from Tallahassee, it’s an easy destination for a coastal lunch, weekend brunch, or dinner by the water.
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Local cafe honors Dolly Parton with special drink
MIDTOWN TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) — A Tallahassee cafe honored Dolly Parton following her death this week by creating a special drink and donating all proceeds to the children's literacy charity she founded. Black Dog Cafe in Midtown Tallahassee unveiled a rose and strawberry hibiscus tea with oat milk —...
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Southside Farmers Market opens at Walker-Ford Community Center
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- Fresh produce, eggs and seafood from local farmers will be available this fall at the Southside Farmers Market, which is returning for its eighth year in Tallahassee’s Greater Bond neighborhood. The market is scheduled to operate from 2-6 p.m. at the Walker-Ford Community Center, 2301 T-Pain...
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Tallahassee café owner finds fresh start in Havana after landlord foreclosure forced her out
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The Century-Old Florida Store That Sells 1,000s Of Famous Sausage Dogs Every Single Week
There’s a little white wooden building on Centerville Road in Tallahassee that has been quietly making people very, very happy since 1927. Bradley’s Country Store doesn’t advertise much, doesn’t need a billboard, and certainly doesn’t need a celebrity endorsement. The sausage does all the talking.
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Tallahassee Restaurants Week runs July 17th-26th with 25-plus eateries
DOWNTOWN TALLAHASSEE, FL — Tallahassee Foodies, in partnership with Visit Tallahassee, will host Tallahassee Restaurants Week from July 17th through July 26th. The 10-day event highlights different restaurants throughout the capital city, with over 25 establishments offering specially priced dining experiences. WATCH FULL REPORT BELOW:. Tallahassee Restaurants Week highlights...
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Cult-Favorite Tallahassee Coffee Chain Sets Pembroke Pines Opening Timeline
A Tallahassee coffee company with what one broker calls an “absolute cult” following is set to open its first South Florida café in Pembroke Pines, taking over the former Raw Jūce space at 15667 Pines Blvd. in the Paraiso Parc plaza. Lucky Goat Coffee is currently securing a permit with the city of Pembroke Pines, and the new shop is expected to open in late 2026 or early 2027.
Tallahassee Democrat
The story behind Chubby Rice, Tallahassee's popular onigiri pop-up
"Home is where the rice is," at least for 33-year-old Akane Matsumoto, who is bringing a taste of Japan all the way to Tallahassee with the help of her onigiri business, Chubby Rice. Since launching in June, Matsumoto has had local foodies snacking on the same savory treat she grew up with, which you can now grub on at places like Ology Brewing Co. or her other pop-ups at places like Tallahassee Corner Market on West Tennessee Street and The Frother's Daughter on Thomasville Road. "It reminds me personally of home because I've been apart from the rest of my family for so long," Matsumoto said in a sit down interview with the Tallahassee Democrat. The rest of Matsumoto's family stays in Fukushima, Japan, but since she was little she would travel once, sometimes twice a year to see them. Every time she arrives back home after the 12-hour plus travel day, she knows that there's a hot meal and a warm bowl of rice waiting just for her. "That to me feels like, 'oh my God, they care about me.' Onigiri is just something that, people think it's like sushi, but I wouldn't really compare it to that. It's
WCTV
Buc-ee’s Tallahassee on the horizon as project move forward for final approval
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - Community members eager for a local Buc-ee’s development can celebrate as Tallahassee is one step closer. During a review meeting Wednesday, Leon County officials recommended that the Buc-ee’s project move forward to the Development Review Committee (DRC) for final approval. That review process ensures...
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This Old-Fashioned Tallahassee Shop Serves Handmade Victorian Candy And Dreamy Ice Cream
Tucked away on Market Street in Tallahassee sits a place that feels like stepping into a sweet time machine. Lofty Pursuits isn’t your typical ice cream shop or candy store. It’s a delightful throwback to Victorian-era soda fountains, where everything from the candy to the ice cream is crafted by hand using traditional methods that most modern shops have long forgotten.
Tallahassee Democrat
Metro Deli is expanding after 24 years in downtown Tallahassee
After nearly 24 years of operation, the downtown deli is taking its success on a roll, adding a new location to its footprint. "I feel very lucky to have made it this far," Metro Deli owner Rob Bazemore said in a sit down interview with the Tallahassee Democrat Aug. 17. "My family has been a massive support, staff that's still here for all these years are a massive help, and then just the customers down here being so loyal. I mean, even if one of those things didn't happen, I may not be here. Literally, they all had to happen to keep me like not only here, but like thriving after all this time." The second Metro Deli location is coming to The Town Center at SouthWood on 3197 Merchants Row Boulevard. It was home to ice cream and candy shop Southwood Sweets. The area features other food establishments including sub shop Subway, Mexican eatery El Jalisco and breakfast restaurant Canopy Road Cafe. Bazemore hopes to open his second store by mid September. At just 21 years old, the Florida State alum landed the first deli after buying it from an acquaintance. Slowly, he began to make the space his