Sistrunk Marketplace Opens Speakeasy, Celebrates Anniversary and Teases What’s Ahead / New Times

If you see people enter the Flower Shop at Sistrunk Marketplace & Brewery and then suddenly disappear, don’t freak out: A new speakeasy has arrived, with a private entrance inside the food hall’s gift shop. Lost & Found opens to the public on Thursday, August 26, coinciding with Sistrunk’s first anniversary.

HOW TO JUICE A LEMON / BUDGET BYTES

There’s no denying how much vibrant flavor fresh lemons and limes bring to a recipe, but they’re not cheap! So here are a few tricks that I use to juice a lemon (or lime) to make sure you get every last drop of juice and leave no penny wasted. https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbestravelguide/2021/09/03/architect-kobi-karp-offers-a-peek-at-the-new-four-seasons-fort-lauderdale/?sh=43c32e166be5

In the Kitchen: Louis Bossi's Ristorante, Bar & Pizzaria

“In the Kitchen with the Greater Fort Lauderdale Food & Wine Festival” brings us to Louie Bossi’s on Las Olas Blvd. in Fort Lauderdale. Join Executive Chef Louis Bossi’s and learn how to make the restaurant’s signature Piccante Pizza with spicy salami, for di latte and peppadew peppers and a butternut squash tortellini.

Food Events in Miami This Labor Day Weekend / Miami New Times

Welcome to the unofficial end of summer, AKA Labor Day Weekend. For most of the country, this weekend is a chance to get in one last beach weekend before taking the sweaters out of mothballs. Here in Miami, it's mostly a great excuse to get together with friends over brunch or an old-fashioned backyard cookout. Looking for stuff to do this holiday weekend? Drop by David Grutman's newest Miami venture: the Firestone Garage in South Beach, which houses three unique restaurants under one roof. Plus, Ch'i launches weekend brunch, Eleventh Street Pizza offers 50 percent off cheese slices, and Tripping Animals Brewing hosts the first-ever Skip the Line food and drink festival.

 

Coming soon to Las Olas Boulevard: South Beach restaurants and crispy gator tail / Sun Sentinal

Perhaps they took a wrong turn on Ocean Drive, but Fort Lauderdale’s ritzy Las Olas Boulevard is about to gain a wave of hip Miami restaurants.