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 Owner Sally is on hand to offer a smile to every diner. Cafe Seville has long been regarded (by me, and many others) as one of the best restaurants in Fort Lauderdale. It is not trendy. The menu hardly changes. The room is dark. So what is so great about it? The food, the service and the friendliness of the owners. What more could you want? Continue reading Cafe Seville, Fort Lauderdale  The view from our table The Dania Beach pier overlooks a calm, peaceful stretch of beach. Atop the pier sits Quarterdeck restaurant, a casual, neighborhood kind of place. It is a fairly typical menu of sandwiches, salads and seafood, with the addition of sushi and a bar. It was a lovely place to have a lunch meeting recently. Continue reading Quarterdeck, Dania Beach, FL
Come join me tomorrow night as 3 Loud Women take you on a bar crawl and film our show live. We will have special 3 Loud Women concoctions at each of the participating bars. We will have food at both Rumors and Rosie’s and we will have giveaways. Oh, and it is free to join in . . . → Read More: Tomorrow Night: 3 Loud Women Film Live in Wilton Manors  A good start to the meal. Although I tend to frequent independently owned restaurants, as Key West has plenty of them, once in a while a chain serves a purpose. You know what you are going to get. This weekend, before the big hundredth birthday bash, we went to McCormick and Schmick’s for dinner with my in-laws.  In March of 1913, according to the New York Times (which cost one cent, or, if you were outside of New York, two cents), there were a million phone lines in New York. Now? Who knows? Between cell phones, land lines, businesses, I would go out on a limb and say a lot more than that. In 1913, men’s suits were advertised for $19 and a cruise on the RMS Olympic, the sister ship to the Titanic, was advertised at just over $100/person. Continue reading One Hundred  A sugar high for everyone. This past weekend we went to a Bat Mitzvah of a lovely thirteen year old that I have known since she was about six. At some point mid-service, FKGuy, realized that the girl getting Bat Mitzvah-ed is a real person, not a little kid anymore, and clearly I have known her mom for a very long time. (So we feel old). Continue reading Rite of Passage
 Party in my mouth wings! Recently I had a meeting in Miami that started with lunch at The Filling Station. To say it is kitchy would be an understatement. With menu items named after cars and trucks, and sandwiches served with tater tots, I knew there was going to be some good food here, too. Continue reading The Filling Station, Miami |
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