Friday, March 11, 2022

From 'Dirty Dining' to 'Clean Plate': Restaurant's new owner turns it around

Here is a list of places that had ZERO VIOLATIONS on their unannounced, routine food safety inspection in Broward County in January and February.

Thursday, March 3, 2022

Savor SoFLO: Yes, Broward has its own wine and food festival on the beach, too

With all due respect to that food-wine-Guy Fieri tornado that blitzed South Beach in February, Broward County also craves a big culinary bash on its beaches. And one such festival — beneath a gigantic white tent, no less — is landing on Hollywood beach this spring. The second edition of Savor SoFLO, returning April 30-May 1, will bring 80 acclaimed local chefs, restaurants, breweries and vendors to a 25,000-square-foot tent on the sands behind Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resort. Tickets went on sale March 2 for the two-day beachfront event parked next to the Hollywood Broadwalk, what organizer Tammy Gail dubs a “show-stopping celebration” with chef cooking demonstrations, talks and unlimited food, wine and beer tastings. 

Publix stops selling Russian vodka in solidarity with Ukraine

Publix will no longer carry Russian vodka on its store shelves, the company said Wednesday. The announcement came nearly a week into the invasion of Russian forces into democratic Ukraine. “Publix stands with the people of Ukraine,” Publix spokeswoman Maria Brous told the South Florida Sun Sentinel on Wednesday. “To show our support, we have decided to remove Russian-made vodka brands from our shelves.” Brous said the Russian-made vodka brands that have already been removed include Beluga, Ruskova, Russian Standard and Zyr.