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Thanksgiving in Greater Fort Lauderdale: A Foodies Guide

What's better than celebrating Thanksgiving in a sun-drenched destination like Greater Fort Lauderdale? Eating your way through the holiday, of course! Luckily, some of the area's top restaurants have Thanksgiving feasts ready for you to enjoy with friends and loved ones. Whether you're craving turkey with all the fixings or seafood and steak, here's where to book a table this year. Be sure to make reservations in advance.

Fort Lauderdale, FL · 13h

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100 Montaditos Plans New Restaurant on Hollywood Boulevard

Spanish restaurant chain 100 Montaditos is planning a new restaurant at 1935 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, FL 33020, according to records from the Florida Department of Business & Professional Regulation (DBPR). The filing, listed under 100M Hollywood LLC, identifies the project as a 100 Montaditos restaurant in Broward County. As of...

Broward County, FL · 2d

Music Times

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Donny Osmond Sets Crazy Horses 2027 Summer Tour From Fort Lauderdale to Salt Lake City

Donny Osmond Sets Crazy Horses 2027 Summer Tour From Fort Lauderdale to Salt Lake City. Details, confirmed dates and what readers should.

Fort Lauderdale, FL · 1d

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Another Miami Grill ordered shut — this time in Fort Lauderdale

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Another Miami Grill restaurant has been ordered shut by state inspectors, marking the second location operating under the restaurant brand to face a shutdown in recent weeks. According to records from the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR), the Miami Grill at 611...

Fort Lauderdale, FL · 1d

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Loxahatchee Chefs Unite for Benefit Dinner Honoring Driftwood's Jimmy Everett

A benefit dinner and concert set for November 12 at Swank Specialty Produce in Loxahatchee will bring together a group of South Florida chefs, restaurateurs and vendors to support chef Jimmy Everett and his family. The event follows the sudden death of Everett's wife, Ilia Gonzalez, and the closure of their Boynton Beach restaurant, Driftwood, which served its final patrons on Sunday, November 1.

Loxahatchee, FL · 3d

Palm Beach Daily News

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Longtime Lake Park restaurant a crazy good deal hiding in plain sight

In the world of escalating costs for everything, here's the deal I'm celebrating this week. The Carving Station. The Carving Station Buffet in Lake Park is an absolutely delicious, bang-for-the-buck value. Living in Palm Beach County for several decades, I've driven by the easily recognizable restaurant at 720 US 1 hundreds of times, but had never visited this all-you-can-eat cornucopia of fantastic flavor until this week. Let's just clear the air to start. Forget what you think you know about buffets. The restaurant was clean as a whistle and the food was fantastic. The Carving Station has a wide open interior, high ceilings and a cool, 'Old Florida' vibe. More functional than flashy, the restaurant feels welcoming from the moment you walk in the door. Called the Carving Station for a reason, the stars at the restaurant are the roast beef, turkey breast, ham and leg of lamb that are beautifully displayed with a server just waiting to expertly slice off as much as you'd like. The sight and practically intoxicating aroma of those glorious, slow-roasted cuts of meat being carved before my eyes was serious carnivore heaven. They were all fantastic. The turkey breast was so moist and so

Lake Park, FL · 2d

Palm Beach Daily News

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Guy Fieri-featured Palm Beach County restaurant closes after 10 years

NOTE: This story was updated with exclusive details. A Boynton Beach restaurant that earned national attention this year from Guy Fieri has closed after a nearly decade. Driftwood , the chef-driven restaurant from Jimmy Everett and his wife, Ilia Gonzalez-Colon, served its final patrons Sunday, Nov. 1. Everett told The Palm Beach Post that his wife's recent death “has changed everything” and how financial circumstances made continuing impossible. “Closing Driftwood last night was one of the hardest things I’ve ever had to do,” Everett said. “Ilia and I built this place together, and it became so much more than a restaurant.” The closing comes less than six months after Driftwood landed on Food Network’s “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives,” where Fieri lavished praise on Everett’s cooking, calling one dish “masterful.” From Boynton Beach favorite to ‘Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives’ fame Driftwood opened on Federal Highway in Boynton Beach in 2017, taking over the longtime former Scully’s location . By 2019, The Palm Beach Post was already describing the restaurant as a local favorite. Its reputation eventually traveled beyond Boynton Beach. Driftwood appeared on PBS’ “Check, Please! South Florida” and landed on The Post’s 2023 list of 15 drive-worthy Palm Beach County

Boynton Beach, FL · 4d

WPTV West Palm Beach

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Judge rejects motion to dismiss animal cruelty case

A Martin County judge has denied a motion to dismiss the felony animal cruelty case against Palm City dog trainer Nikki Camerlengo, whose trial has been delayed at least nine times since her arrest more than two years ago.

Palm City, FL · 2d

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‘Chillest Husky You’ll Ever Meet’ at a Florida Shelter Is ‘Patiently Waiting for Someone To Fall in Love With Her’

This girl deserves so much more.

Fort Lauderdale, FL · 2d

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South Beach Wine & Food Festival Tickets Drop for 500-Chef Blowout in February

Tickets for the 26th annual South Beach Wine & Food Festival are on sale now, with organizers promising more than 500 chefs, culinary personalities and industry tastemakers descending on South Florida from February 25 through 28, 2027. Events will stretch well beyond Miami Beach this time around, spanning from Homestead to Fort Lauderdale.

Miami Beach, FL · 4d

Palm Beach Illustrated

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Retail Rewind: Guide to Shopping Vintage in Palm Beach

From couture castoffs to tarnished treasures, everything old or gold really can be new again at these Central County shopping spots The post Retail Rewind: Guide to Shopping Vintage in Palm Beach appeared first on Palm Beach Illustrated .

Palm Beach, FL · 3d

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Gwar’s Blöthar talks metal and mayhem ahead of Fort Lauderdale show

"Believe it or not the great Blöthar the Berserker was once a humble altar boy." From the stories making headlines to the restaurants, music and culture that make Miami one of a kind, New Times is there. Help us raise $25,000 by December 31 to keep independent local journalism going strong in 2027.

Fort Lauderdale, FL · 2d

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Spanish Tapas Chain 100 Montaditos Eyes Hollywood Boulevard Spot

1935 Hollywood Blvd. — Approximate Site of Proposed Restaurant. A Spanish tapas chain known for its bite-sized sandwiches is setting its sights on Hollywood Boulevard. Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation records show 100 Montaditos is planning a new restaurant at 1935 Hollywood Blvd. in Hollywood, Florida 33020, adding another South Florida outpost to its expanding regional lineup.

Hollywood, FL · 1d

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Along the Coast: Leatherbacks, loggerheads create banner year for nesting

With the exception of Delray Beach, mama sea turtles this year set records up and down the shoreline in south Palm Beach County. In Boca Raton, two of the three species that nest along its 5 miles of shoreline broke all-time nesting records, said David Anderson, who leads the city’s sea turtle conservation team.

Boca Raton, FL · 2d

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5 Best Restaurants in Parkland, Florida You Need to Try Before Everyone Else Finds Them

Parkland, Florida — a city where the sun dapples quiet streets lined with live oaks and bougainvillea, where families gather in parks and neighbors greet each other by name, where the air is thick with the scent of possibility and the laughter of children echoes from playgrounds to patios. Here, the architecture is a gentle patchwork: Mediterranean roofs, pastel stucco, and the shimmer of newness beside the roots of old Florida. This is a place where cultures meet — where Latin rhythms, New York accents, and Caribbean warmth blend into a single, vibrant community.

Parkland, FL · 3d

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Escape To The Florida Keys Without Leaving Downtown Lake Worth Beach At This Laid-Back Raw Bar

Gator bites, conch fritters, and oysters all share one menu at a single downtown seafood joint. That lineup alone sounds like a Keys road trip without the long drive down US 1. The front of the building opens up to the street. A big bar anchors the middle of the...

Lake Worth, FL · 4d

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10 Boca Raton Coffee Shops So Good You’ll Forget About Starbucks

One coffee shop on this list stays open until midnight and serves Dubai knafa with pistachio and chocolate. Yes, dessert and a latte at 11:45 PM is a real option. Another spot sells a 32-ounce iced latte, which is basically coffee you could lift like a dumbbell. I love finds...

Boca Raton, FL · 4d

The Palm Beach Post

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Palm Beach board pushes back on plan to revamp Midtown Beach walkway

A walkway that would look more appropriate in Disney World. That's how one member of the Palm Beach Architectural Commission described a proposal to drastically revamp the public sidewalk area along Midtown Beach during an Oct. 28 review. The project — known as Midtown Beach Linear Park — is being designed in tandem with a plan for a major replacement of Palm Beach's aging seawall on the same beach. Among their complaints about the walkway, commissioners questioned the project's impact on Midtown Municipal Beach's ocean vista, the materials used to pave the new walkways and the fear that it would overdevelop an area that is better suited for simplicity. Members of the commission also wondered why the project needed to be reviewed and approved soon. Most of the board said that the project should be reviewed once the Midtown seawall replacement project is closer to completion. Construction on that $20 million project could begin early next year. "Overall, this needs to be restudied to not be a park but to be a landscape buffer," said Commissioner Claudia Visconti, a professional landscape designer. The proposal as it was presented generally appeared incompatible with the town's aesthetic and lacked charm, commissioners agreed.

Palm Beach, FL · 3d

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The_ Tequila Fest Returns This Weekend

An evening of tequila, mezcal, cocktails, food and live entertainment is set to take over Mizner Park Amphitheater as The _ Tequila Fest marks its fifth year on Nov. 7. More than 30 tequila, mezcal and agave brands are expected to participate, offering tastings throughout the evening. Guests can also sample dishes from more than 20 South Florida restaurants while moving between music performances, brand activations and other festival experiences across the venue. The music lineup includes sets by DJ GQ, Tasty Vibrations and Paul Anthony and The Reggae Souljahs.

Boca Raton, FL · 4d

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Ivy’s to Bring a New Waterfront Dining Concept to Fort Lauderdale’s Las Olas Boulevard

A new restaurant is in the works along Fort Lauderdale’s New River, where Ivy’s is preparing to bring a fresh dining concept to Las Olas Boulevard in early 2027. The restaurant is planned for 500 East Las Olas Boulevard, next to the historic Stranahan House. It is the latest project from We Care Hospitality, the family-owned group behind Hollywood waterfront restaurants GG’s Waterfront, Tiki Tiki and Le Tub.

Fort Lauderdale, FL · 8d