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Miami New Times
Legendary Miami BBQ joint to close after 75 years
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. One year after New Times broke the news of its impending demolition,...
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5 Best Restaurants in Plantation, Florida You Need to Try Before Everyone Else Finds Them
Plantation, Florida — a city where the palms sway above sunlit boulevards, where the laughter of families drifts through leafy neighborhoods, and where the scent of Caribbean spices mingles with the promise of something soulful on every corner. Here, the architecture is a patchwork: pastel bungalows, bustling plazas, and the steady sprawl of new arrivals and old-timers, all stitched together by the pulse of community and the hum of possibility.
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Miami Man Fends Off Coyote With Trash Can on NW 58th Street
Chenier Mosley stepped outside briefly to take out his trash on Northwest 58th Street on Monday morning when he turned around to find a coyote standing behind him. He grabbed his garbage can and used it to chase the animal off before it could get any closer. “He started to...
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Best Dishes in Miami 2026
Do I feature the best dishes in Miami 2026 before year end or in January? I decided on the former. Why? Because now is the time most people go to dine out,before and during the holidays, so you may be looking for places to go. All of the restaurants whose dishes are featured have been recommended by me this year so are good bets for a special dinner out. This is in effect at “go to” list as well. I have put a link to my review in the name of places I’ve written up so you can learn more. Enjoy!
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The Daily South
Why Fans Wait Hours At This 70-Year-Old Florida Farm For Famous $2 Cinnamon Rolls
If you ask any true Floridian where they’d willingly, even happily, idle hours away in the South Dade sun for a sweet, there’s only one real answer: Knaus Berry Farm. Since 1956—when brothers Russell and Ray Knaus began selling strawberries at their Redland farm—locals have been flocking to Knaus for a taste of their produce and baked goods, even if it requires a long wait (and it always does).
Miami New Times
Stunning new Filipino restaurant takes Miami by storm
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. A beautiful new Filipino restaurant has only been open for a few...
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Food Network's Robyn Almodovar Opens aAO in Miami's Buena Vista
Almodovar isn't chasing the flashiest corner in Miami. She's chasing belonging—and she picked her location with intent. "Buena Vista has a strong neighborhood identity while still being connected to the energy of Miami. That felt right for aAO," said Almodovar. "I envision a Brooklyn neo-soul-inspired restaurant where people can gather, feel at home and connect over food. The menu is personal, and so is the name. aAO reflects my journey and celebrates the hustlers, go-getters and people who keep pushing forward."
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Restaurants Get Creative with Fall Flavors Beyond Pumpkin Spice
Pumpkin spice might get most of the attention this time of year, but fall’s culinary appeal goes far beyond lattes and pie. Across the country, chefs are embracing the season’s harvest, incorporating squash, apples, pears, mushrooms and truffles into everything from comfort food classics to unexpected creations. Whether...
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Miami Herald
Rust, peeling paint on a dough flattener at a Miami bakery without valid permit
People washing their hands without soap as fruit flies hovered in the kitchen area were among the many problems a state inspector recently found at a Miami wholesale bakery. Another problem at Victoria Bakery, which works out of a commercial area off Northwest 27th Avenue in Allapattah: no valid food permit. The Oct. 26 inspection by Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services inspector Edilma Leidecker said “the food entity does not have a registration with the FDA.” “The food entity is operating without a valid food permit. As stated by the manager, they have been processing at this location for the past three months,” the report said. In the inspection’s comments section , Leidecker noted the food permit application had been submitted. Other issues: “During the inspection, live fruit flies were observed in the kitchen area where unused, soiled equipment, including a stove, grills, and ovens, were stored.” There was “a heavy accumulation of old food, peeling paint, and rust on the dough flattener machine used to flatten the dough in the production area.” Leidecker hit the dough flattener with a Stop Use Order for “unsanitary equipment.” Also, there were “an open, damaged, torn and wet bag of yeast