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Sea Ranch Lakes, FL · Lifestyle
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China Grill Bal Harbour Introduces a New Bento Set Lunch Starting at $25
With five options starting at $25, China Grill's new lunch offering brings together bold Asian-inspired flavors, fresh ingredients and the pleasure of a proper midday meal. Lunch has become something of a lost art in Miami. Between hurried meetings, endless notifications and the convenience of ordering something to eat at your desk, the midday meal rarely gets the attention it deserves. Yet there is something genuinely enjoyable about stepping away from the workday, sitting down at a good restaurant and having a thoughtfully prepared meal that doesn't require committing the better part of an afternoon.
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This Florida Ice Cream Shop Brought Its Oversized Scoops Back In A Food Truck
A single scoop at Wall’s Old Fashioned Ice Cream in Miami, Florida, can look about the size of a softball. That’s the regular order, before you even get to the Great Wall Challenge that made the parlor known for taking dessert a little further. The original South Miami...
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South Beach Welcomes Royale Pizza Napoletana This November
Chef Bun’s Tokyo-Style Pizza Debuts in Miami November 18. Royale Pizza Napoletana, bringing Tokyo-style Neapolitan pizza to South Florida for the first time, opens Wednesday, November 18, 2026, at 1680 Meridian Avenue in South Beach. Acclaimed Japanese pizzaiolo Chef Bun of Tokyo’s legendary Savoy leads the restaurant, the brainchild of entrepreneur Jess Varughese, founder of Miami’s members-only dining concept Haiku.
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Acclaimed author headlines immigrant gala honoring former Miami Herald publisher
Three-time National Book Award finalist and celebrated Haitian-American author Edwidge Danticat, known for her writings across cultural lines, will deliver the keynote address on Saturday at the Americans for Immigrant Justice’s 30th anniversary gala in Miami. Danticat, who has long worked alongside Florida’s immigrant rights groups, has a deeply personal connection to the group formerly known as the Florida Immigrant Advocacy Center. Its founder Cheryl Little and lawyers played a pivotal role in helping her traverse the U.S. immigration system when her uncle, the Rev. Joseph N. Dantica was placed in U.S. immigration custody after fleeing violent gangs and a political uprising in Haiti. Dantica would die in U.S. custody. His ordeal would become the basis for his niece’s award-winning memoir, Brother, I’m Dying. The book was a National Book Award finalist for nonfiction in 2007. Danticat’s short story collection Krik? Krak! was a finalist for the prestigious prize in 1995. Danticat is once again a finalist, this time for her a newly released novel, Dèy, which tells the story about a woman who witnesses a violent shooting in a Miami mall but doesn’t tell anyone. The book also explores the relationship between Haitians living in the U.S. and those
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InstaMall Arrives in Miami Just in Time for the Holidays
Miamians can now get Prada, Louis Vuitton and Reformation delivered as fast as dinner. InstaMall, a new same-day fashion delivery app, went live in Miami in mid-October 2026, making the city the first in the country to get the service. The timing could not be better. With holiday shopping season...