Ortanique on the Mile Closes After Two Decades in Coral Gables
After 21 years in Coral Gables, Ortanique on the Mile has closed its doors for good, citing COVID-19.
After 21 years in Coral Gables, Ortanique on the Mile has closed its doors for good, citing COVID-19.
If you want to up your barbecue game, don’t miss a live virtual cooking demonstration with chef Kent Rathbun on Wednesday, July 22 at 7 p.m.
Miami-Dade County unanimously passed a resolution establishing a grant program for hospitality-industry relief.
This weekend, try out Veza Sur’s newest brew, the Black Is Beautiful Imperial Stout, in which all proceeds will benefit the Florida chapter of the ACLU.
Why not turn Mignonette’s kitchen into a virtual restaurant selling Italian red sauce comfort food?
Uber is rolling out a new app-based service to meet rising consumer demand.
During the current COVID-19 pandemic, the organization is focused on serving residents most vulnerable at this time through community gardens and compost projects, and food distributions.
Enjoy the best of summer flavors with these seasonal menus.
The Clevelander and Shuckers have temporarily closed owing to concerns about the spread of COVID-19.
Shoma Bazaar is currently signing new concepts to be part of the project.
How would you like a fluffy feline, compassionate canine, or cuddly bunny with that pie from Stoner’s Pizza Joint?
If you like Hamilton, you ought to meet Alejandro Jamónton.
Avail yourself of Dine Out Lauderdale, send a loved one a voucher for fried cheese at Pincho, and celebrate all things mango at Fairchild.
Today, Toast Distillers in Miami is one of the nation’s few black-owned distilleries.
A group of local restaurant owners will voice their displeasure with Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos A. Gimenez at a socially distanced public protest on Friday.
Fairchild’s Mango Days of Summer combines virtual interaction and onsite activities.
For local restaurant owners, Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos A. Gimenez’s “New Normal” lasted a month.
Get Real is former Pincho Factory CEO Nedal Ahmad’s on-demand meal delivery service.
Greater Fort Lauderdale is kicking off its annual Dine Out promotion early.
On the cusp of the Fourth of July weekend, the county imposes a curfew from 10 p.m. until 6 a.m.
From a special pie to a gourmet picnic, here are the best things to eat and drink this July Fourth weekend in Miami.
In May, restaurants were allowed to open their dining rooms. Since then, enterprising restaurateurs opened new establishments — some making their way through the “new normal” with takeout and delivery service only.