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(Due to technical difficulties, Tales from the Road was delayed)
Seems as if all I have done on my beach trip is eat. Which I guess isn’t that bad, but I did have the opportunity to enjoy Pier Park, walk (and relax) on the beach and take in a quick game of putt-putt.
However, food was a […]
(Due to technical difficulties, Tales from the Road was delayed)
Just as I returned home from one trip, I had a few days to rest before I was on the road again. Since I has heading to the beach, Panama City Beach, Fla., to be exact, I wasn’t complaining. Regardless of the time of the year, […]
When it’s October in Florida, it’s your duty to indulge in Stone Crabs. They are only available for a short time, but how do you do it without breaking your bank account? It’s called — Stone Crab and Seafood Happy Hour — and it’s only available at Nikki Beach located on One Ocean Drive […]
Due to technical difficulties, Tales from the Road was delayed.
Well, as much as I hate it, all good things must come to an end, even my visit to the beach. There really isn’t a better way to end it than with a bang by attending the 30th Annual Destin (Fla.) Seafood Festival, followed by dinner […]
Some days I feel so lucky. Sitting in the sun, having lunch on the beach, feeling like you’re on vacation, sipping Sangria — all in a day’s work. That’s what I did yesterday in the midst of my busy day.
Yesterday, I was able to visit the DiLido Club at the Ritz-Carlton in South Beach. Their […]
They say every house a story, and this couldn’t be more true than at The Magnolia Grill located in downtown Fort Walton Beach, Fla.
But before I go into the story of the home, let me talk about the food. I was lucky to have a taste of the kitchen, that is I had […]
The challenge guidelines set forth by Bon Appetit Management Company to their cafes are simple: chefs can only use ingredients produced within 150 miles of their restaurants, with the exception of salt, of course.
Are they up to it? Of course, and on September 30 - it’s game on.
During the 4th Annual Eat Local Challenge, […]
In a city that goes against the norm - their failure to latch onto chains (Houston’s had to be renamed Palm Beach Grill and it took years for the city to agree to put in a Starbucks on Worth Avenue) and the non-existence of sales in the multitude of designer shops that line the city, […]
Sometimes when I am away from home, I find myself craving something from home knowing I’m just plain out of luck. For me, it’s a steamy cup of chai tea from a little coffee shop in my hometown. Yes, I can go to my local Starbucks and order it, but it’s just not quite […]
Everyone loves a good deal. Whether it be discounted concert tickets or 1/2 price meal deals, why pass it up? It just takes a little preplanning on your part. Here are some of my favorite sites. Most of them are based in South Florida, but some are nationwide.
South Florida Dines: This website offers half price […]
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Written by Apryl Chapman Thomas [email], and Katherine Lynch [email] for b5media.
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