Mimi’s Ravioli

Other than your Italian relatives’ house on a major holiday, this is the place to be for fresh homemade pasta. The place got its start in 1970 when Joe and Mimi Termine brought a couple of ravioli machines from New York City. Joe figured he’d make some ravioli, maybe sell a bit, and have a […]

Mojo Donuts

Oh Mojo Donuts, whatever did we do without you? We were resigned to the tired, assembly-line style donuts of a Dunkin or a Krispy Kreme. But the doughy creations at this small sweet shop in Pembroke Pines introduced us to the wonderful world of maple bacon, Fruity Pebble and peanut butter deliciousness (not all at […]

Mustard Seed Bistro

Tim and Lara Boyd sure have built a following over the many years they’ve been running restaurants in South Florida. Like their last few ventures, the Mustard Seed is a quaint, chefy place set in the bistro mold. The room feels classic but not antiquated, with rust-brown chandeliers, white chair rails along the walls, and […]

Mystic Water Kava Bar

This bar brings a taste of mysticism to Hollywood with its unique kava based drink offerings and one of a kind interior. Kava is a root that creates mildly euphoric effects in users. Trees snake through the space and create an organic feeling in the heady atmosphere. On an open mic night you may be […]

New River Groves

New River Groves is a five-acre citrus grove, a fudge factory, a mega-fruit stand, and a mecca for what many consider to be the best key lime pie around. Bob and Terry Roth opened the Davie stand in 1963, primarily as a means of selling their oranges and grapefruits. But that modest goal changed years […]

Ole Ole Mexican Grill and Cantina

When you hunger for savory beef, chicken, melted cheese, and refried beans, you’ll want to feast here. Once you drop down the fork after cleaning off your plate, there’s fried ice cream to give your taste buds a dulce fiesta. Bring the youngsters along for a nice family meal. There are plenty of affordable plates […]