Posts tagged South Beach
Stormy Monday: Cocktails, Bites and Live Music

For years, Macchialina claimed the 820 Alton Road space for their authentic Italian taverna, helmed by James Beard nominated chef, Michael Pirolo with an award-winning wine program from his sister, Jackie.

Now, the space is alive and buzzing with a cool cocktail bar with the very appropriate name for South Florida, “Stormy Monday”.

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La Canita and Casa Canita by Chef Michelle Bernstein

Ocean Drive has certainly had its ups and down, especially since COVID, but if Casa Canita and La Canita, the newest addition from James Beard winning chef, Michelle Bernstein is any indication, Ocean Drive as a fun destination is back.

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Preserving Art Deco: Cleo Restaurant on Ocean Drive

 Much has been written about the threat to Miami’s iconic Art Deco District and buildings and neighborhoods. So, imagine my pleasure entering the newly renovated Lord Balfour Hotel (now just the Balfour) on 350 Ocean Drive to see that classic era still on display at Cleo Restaurant.

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South Beach Wine & Food Festival Returns and You Don’t Want to Miss It!

With over 111 events over five days from February 19-23, the 19th Annual South Beach Food & Wine Festival takes over Miami and surrounding counties and has something for all South Florida foodies, oenophiles, socialites and those looking to have a great time.

PURCHASE TICKETS HERE.

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Chotto Matte: Restaurateur Kurt Zdesar Brings Nikkei Cuisine Across the Pond

In a business where it’s difficult enough to have just one success, Kurt Zdesar’s passion, creativity and tireless enthusiasm has rewarded him (and the public!) with multiple restaurant hits. Born in Sydney Australia but now living in London where he has several successful eateries (Chotto Matte, Black Roe, Fucina and Paneterria by Fucina), Kurt Zdesar opened the visually stunning Chotto Matte in Miami Beach one year ago.

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Where to Celebrate this Cinco de Mayo: Your Guide to South Florida’s Best Fiestas

Ok. So you missed it this year! No problem, as many of these spots still offer Mexican specialties, tequila and more so stop by Any Day de Mayo!

Cinco de Mayo commemorates the Mexican Army's victory over the French Empire at the Battle of Puebla, on May 5, 1862. However, in the United States Cinco de Mayo has become a popular day of drinking to celebrate Mexican culture. This year, grab your sombrero and raise your cervezas and/or margarita glasses at some of South Florida’s most fun celebrations.

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Important Tips to Help You Survive SOBEWFF 2019

It’s officially here — South Beach Wine and Food Festival has arrived for its 18th year and is spanning across way more than just South Beach with several activations all over the city and even in Fort Lauderdale. For some it’s one of the most thrilling week’s of the year, and for others it’s a new experience all together.

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Saturday Sweets: Where to Find Sweet Eats at This Year's South Beach Wine and Food Festival

In less than a week from now Food Network & Cooking Channel’s South Beach Wine and Food Festival will be taking over South Beach and even parts of Fort Lauderdale. No meal is complete without something sweet — we’ve got your guide to the sweetest eats during SOBEWFF.

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