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Jaffa Israeli Kitchen and Wine Bar, opening Feb. 7 in Hallandale Beach, is a love letter to two things that always appeared around chef Yaniv Cohen’s family table in Tel Aviv: fresh vegetables and Middle Eastern spices.
Los Lobos bring ‘Native Sons’ to The Parker in Fort Lauderdale
South Florida will be able to enjoy Los Lobos at their next concert on Wednesday, February 9 at 8 p.m. at The Parker, Fort Lauderdale’s recently restored historic theater.
The new Morea adds a touch of the Mediterranean to Fort Lauderdale beach
The new Morea restaurant, at the Paramount Condominium on Fort Lauderdale beach, will offer Mediterranean small plates and an ocean view. The restaurant comes from the same group behind Oceanic in Pompano Beach and Two Georges at The Cove in Deerfield Beach.
Weekend things to do: Honoring water tigers, Frenchies on the New River, manatees in Flagler Village
We’re celebrating the Year of the Water Tiger this weekend, but also making time for French bulldogs, and their most famous fan, Lady Gaga.
Revisiting ‘The Conversation’: Why Coppola’s 1974 mystery gave Gene Hackman his most brilliant — and difficult — hours on screen
Screening in a brand new 35mm print at the Music Box this week, “The Conversation” feels, looks and — crucially, in a story about a man who eavesdrops for a living — sounds as arresting as ever.
Now open: A new Naked Taco in Boca and Bronx Bagel & Deli in Coral Springs
Opening this week is Morèa, a Mediterranean restaurant with an oceanfront view in Fort Lauderdale. Coming soon to Las Olas Boulevard is Ya Mas! Taverna from Memphis Garrett.
From Montreal, a new Greek restaurant to open next to Gateway Cinema in Fort Lauderdale
A new spot for sidewalk dining and seafood in Fort Lauderdale: Greek restaurant to open in April next to historic Gateway Cinema
Book reviews: Charles Todd’s ‘Game of Fear’ stirs up ghosts, ‘A Thousand Steps’ dives into the ‘60s culture clashes
“A Game of Fear” is the last Ian Rutledge mystery written by mother-son writing team Caroline and Charles Todd. T. Jefferson Parker’s new standalone novel “A Thousand Steps” is part mystery, part coming-of-age story.
Critic’s picks: These are the best pop concerts for early 2022
Our picks for best concerts: The Eagles, Elton John (twice), Van Morrison and two festivals heavy on country — Rib Round Up and Tortuga Music Festival.
Critic’s picks: Noteworthy classical music performances this season
Here are our picks for the most noteworthy classical music events of early 2022