West Little River
West Little River, FL · Lifestyle
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This Florida Seafood Market Draws A Lunchtime Crowd For Fresh Fish And Fried Seafood
A Miami fish market has been selling fresh seafood since 1980, and it also fries your lunch out a walk-up window. That combo alone made me sit up. You can shop for dinner and eat lunch without moving your car. The fish comes from Key West, Jupiter, and Miami waters....
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Miami Herald
Tabby's Pantry
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Plaza Las Américas begins construction of Peruvian restaurant CVI.CHE 105
The dining scene at Plaza Las Américas is set to expand with the arrival—slated for autumn 2027—of CVI.CHE 105. This Peruvian restaurant, founded in Miami, will invest $10 million in its first location at the shopping center. The project will create 100 jobs and represents a significant...
The Daily South
uncoveringflorida.com
This Florida Buffet Might Be the Ultimate Stop for Sushi, Crab Legs, and Steak
Picanha, crab legs, and a sushi spread share the same buffet line here. That combo alone made me stop scrolling. This spot blends Asian and Western cooking under one roof. Sashimi, oysters, and carved steak all show up on the same night. I like how it skips the usual buffet...
Miami New Times
Popular Miami French restaurant unveils $3 million transformation
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. Fall in Miami doesn’t exactly mean sweaters, changing leaves, or crisp autumn...
Hip-HopVibe.com
Yung Miami honored with her own day in Miami and receives key to the city [VIDEO]
Yung Miami receives key to Miami and her own day Yung Miami is receiving major recognition in her hometown of […] The post Yung Miami honored with her own day in Miami and receives key to the city [VIDEO] appeared first on Hip Hop Vibe .
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miamishoot.com
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...
secretmiami.com
Recently ranked 27th pizzeria in the world, this Miami pizza restaurant was just named the best in Florida by Food & Wine
Miami is once again making a serious case for its place in the nation’s best pizza map. Food & Wine recently released a list of must-try pizzerias for every U.S. state, and their Florida selection gives local pizza lovers something to celebrate!. Francesco Martucci, a Wynwood restaurant bringing the...
Miami Herald
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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Miami Chef Deborah de Corral Brings Buenos Aires Rotisería Fare to Your Door With Dorita's
Miami diners who miss the Argentine flavors of the shuttered Tigre Miami have a new reason to get excited: chef Deborah de Corral has launched Dorita's, a chef-crafted à la carte food delivery service inspired by the neighborhood rotiserías of Buenos Aires. The Buenos Aires-born, Miami-based chef says the concept brings restaurant-quality cooking straight to local homes through a weekly ordering system, built around slow-cooked, wood-fired dishes rooted in traditional technique.