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We love South Florida. Great food, Great
atmosphere, Great Friends and Great
Memories.
Both of us have been enjoying
the taste of South Florida restaurants for
many many years. We love eating out and
finding the most hip and happening
places to hang out for a girls
night out or with our guys.
Our tastes are quite
selective and our
experiences plentiful
(and we know yours are
too) so we want to share
our thoughts with you!
Bon Appetite,
WendyLee and
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Events
Tuesday, June 6th at the Astor Hotel....."Check In Tuesday Night at Metro Kitchen and Bar". DJ's K2 and Irie. Make reservations for dinner and enjoy the celeb scene. Hotel Astor/956 Washington Avenue/Miami Beach 305.672.7217
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Prime 112
112 Ocean Drive. Miami Beach
305-532-8112
The scene. This is definitely it! Beautiful people and great food (expensive). South Beach style. Tough to get in but if you can get there early (they open 5:30) you can beat the crowd. Great place to sit at the bar and drink great wine and munch on delicious bacon strips (complementary). They even have the coolest private rooms for parties or meetings.
W & G's Favorites: To split the house salad ( our favorite of our favorites!)
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Seasons 52
Ft. Lauderdale, West Palm, and Boca Raton
954-537-1052, WP 561-625-5852
Okay, finally someone has combined fresh food, atmosphere (piano bar) and nutrition. What a formula for this restaurant that has quickly become a hot spot in all of there locations (3 in South Florida). They specialize in their flat bread pizza and exotic wine by the glass. Every item on the menu is less than 475 calories and you won't ever know that by the way the food tastes. All 3 locations are happening spots for girls night out.
W & G's Favorites: The delish desserts. Each one is served in a shot glass. (The waiter knows the actually calorie count of each one).
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DaDa
52 Swinton Avenue
561-330-DADA
Delray's happening spot is an eclectic treasure. Built in the roaring twenties, this converted house with its charming gardens has a serendipitous bar area and intimate rooms for dining. The mix of unique people will remind you of the "Village". The service is relaxed but efficient, so be prepared to sit back and take in the scene. You can BYOB of something special for a small cork fee. Live music after ten pm brings artists, musicians and poets to open mikes and anything goes.
W & G Favorites: Grilled Granny Smith Apple Salad to start and the Parmesean Crusted Mahi Mahi.
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Traittoria Romana
Boca Raton
561-393-6715 |
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Josefs
Plantation
954-473-0000 |
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