Jan Norris: Food and Florida

My friend and fellow food writer, Brad Schmidt, goes into a food trance after tasting – in his words “ the best pastrami on rye outside of New York.”
Big, bold words, but he’s allowed to call it, being a former NY’er. Read all about his take on it at The Meatist. Especially, note his mentions of other fine foods [...]

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Two production kitchens have opened in Palm Beach County – these are spaces for rent for those would-be chefs, caterers or party-throwers.
Tequesta’s Mise en Place
Stacey Webb, who with her husband, Mike, runs the Mise en Place Kitchens in Tequesta, says the licenses and legal hoops stop most. 
She advises others to get a business license and a liability insurance [...]

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Lots of options, amigos, for dancing and downing the demon juice of the agave.

Up in Jupiter, the newish Amigos Tres (III) is in the Admiral’s Crossing plaza on North Military. Drinks and food.
In Palm Beach Gardens, head to Cantina Laredo to be the first to sample Modelo’s new draft beer. Mariachi band at 5 p.m., buckets and [...]

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An enthusiastic young couple from Boca Raton is bringing the handcrafted burger craze to the Northwood neighborhood, with the opening of Relish.
Months in the making, Relish is named for the 20 house-made condiments available for topping one of the 12 different burgers available.
“We live in Boca and looked around for a place there, and in Delray, but [...]

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Annie Royer

A don’t miss night – if you love the sounds of French cabaret – and traditional French dishes! (Tonight, Thursday, April 15.)
Leo Espin is cooking up a storm and Annie Royer – celebrated cabaret artist, performs at the new Eggsotic Bistro in Palm Beach. Look for the yellow umbrellas to find this place, an [...]

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