Thirty years of deep-frying wings in one building builds a lot of history (and plaque in a lot of arteries). Even so, Roosters packed up the poultry operation in May 2008, moving from the dark, wood-paneled confines of its longtime Southgate Boulevard location to a shiny new space just a few blocks down the road. […]
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With its high ceilings, graceful archways, large wooden tables, and rustic fireplace, Coral Spring’s landmark Runyon’s looks more country inn than steak house. It is only when you dip into giant, succulent meat like their famous prime rib with puffy popover of Yorkshire pudding or Texas-cut rib eye that you’ll be sure you’re in an […]
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SNC is a an environmental learning center & wildlife rehabilitation facility. It provides educational experiences for children and adults to help them live in closer harmony with native South Florida wildlife and to better understand the natural world. Indoor and outdoor wildlife exhibits and nature trail.
The Coconut Creek Casino isn’t just about gambling. The venue’s Nectar Lounge provides a high-energy environment for live musical performances, savory cocktails, and sushi. A long marble bar winds through the front with a platform stage behind. Colorful light boxes illuminate the back wall of the stage, many filled with various top-shelf liquors. Red geometric […]
Step into Shalama’s Halal Roti Shop, located along the ethnic food haven that is 441 in Margate, and you’ll instantly be transported to the islands thanks to Trinidadian tunes and the wafting smells of freshly griddled roti (Indian flatbread) and bubbling curries. At Shalama’s, the peppa is hot and the curries are too; daily-changing specials […]
Let’s put this out here right away: Shin Ju is not trying to break records for the most amazing Asian food on the planet. But for about $10 at lunch and less than $20 for dinner, diners can get their fill of tasty sushi, along with items from the hibachi and raw bar, including oysters […]
Coal-fired what? The Sicilian Oven, a partnership between Andrew Garavuso, an ex-Anthony’s Coal Fired pizza guy, and Ralph DiSalvo, whose family ran DiSalvo’s Pizzeria for years, uses two beautiful wood-burning ovens to cook its pies. Pizzas here sport golden-brown crusts with a moderate amount of caramelized char along the lip. Because they cook at a […]
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Coal-fired what? The Sicilian Oven, a partnership between Andrew Garavuso, an ex-Anthony’s Coal Fired pizza guy, and Ralph DiSalvo, whose family ran DiSalvo’s Pizzeria for years, uses two beautiful wood-burning ovens to cook its pies. Pizzas in this Coral Springs spot sport golden-brown crusts with a moderate amount of caramelized char along the lip. Because […]
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There’s no way this is gonna end pretty, so let’s just define our terms, bloody our lips, and get on with it: French fries are not supposed to be brown, bumpy things with intact skins. They are not supposed to be big. Those are steak fries. A French fry should be thin, almost noodly, and […]
Situated near a supermarket, a sports bar, and a bowling alley in a Coral Springs strip mall, the Stage Door enjoys a prime location for the suburban everyman looking to expand his cultural horizons. The theater’s repertoire, however, has all the edge of a circle, playing to an elderly demographic that just can’t get enough […]