South Beach Wine & Food Festival adds The Cookout, hosted by Chef JJ Johnson, to 2023 lineup / Ch 7 NEWS

February is a time for love, and it’s also the time for some really good food. The South Beach Wine & Food Festival is back again in the Magic City, and there’s still plenty of time to get tickets. This year, they’re kicking off an event they hope will be around for a while. Better bring your appetite. The South Beach Wine & Food Festival is back in the 305! READ MORE >>>>

Taste of the Town: Best of 2022 / CBS MIAMI

Weekend things to do: A serendipitous dinner in Flagler Village, a rosé beach party, Jason Isbell and ‘The Big Lebowski’

Restaurant news: Lotus Chinese Kitchen reopens in Fort Lauderdale; Great Greek Mediterranean Grill brings gyros to Oakland Park

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Celebrity Miami Chef Adrianne Calvo has a delicious pastina dish full of maximum flavor.

Consumer Reports: Store Brand Groceries NBC 6 anchor Kris Anderson has more on why buying the name brand might not always be worth the money.

Fabulous Food: Here’s more on the delicious cinnamon rolls you can get at their store.

Jay’s Sandbar Food Boat, a Fort Lauderdale floating restaurant, returning to Intracoastal after major wreckage

After his floating restaurant capsized last spring on Fort Lauderdale’s sandbar, Jay Lycke sat inside his dark houseboat, brokenhearted, dreaming of the water and the jalapeño-stuffed gator bites he’d once served to hungry boaters. His loyal customers didn’t let Lycke wallow in self-pity for long. 

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Eating local: Holland America taking cruising cuisine to a tasty new level with Port-to-Table initiative

Holland America continues to attract many older, usually retired passengers who have little interest in water parks, belly flop contests or loud music around the pool. They still like gambling, however, judging by the large casino, usually crowded and smoky. Among all the popular cruise lines, however, Holland America takes its commitment to creative cuisine to a very high level. 

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Growing Gardens From Gravel | NBC 6 Voices

Geological Agriculturalist Richard Campbell shares how you can grow vegetables, herbs and even flowers from rock.