Leila’s – a destination for authentic Middle Eastern food
By • May. 25, 2012

Located two blocks south of Clematis Street, Leila’s Restaurant has established itself as a destination restaurant featuring Middle Eastern/Mediterranean cuisine. Chef and owner, Alex Awad, who was […]

Delights, disappointments at PB Catch
By • Mar. 24, 2012

PB Catch Seafood and Raw Baris the latest addition to the Palm Beach restaurant scene. Located at 251 Sunrise Ave., it’s the latest venture of the partners […]

Bravo to Raffaele’s Ristorante in Boca
By • Mar. 23, 2012

I recently discovered that Italian-born Raffaele Esposito — the original chef at New York’s famed Il Mulino restaurant, chef at Rome’s posh Grand Hotel and chef-owner of […]

Franco’s brings slice of Italy to horse country
By • Mar. 14, 2012

After a recent Sunday afternoon watching polo, we decide to check out Franco’s Italian Bistro in Wellington for dinner. It was recommended by some locals, and we […]

Wine Dive on Clematis Street is no dive bar
By • Feb. 24, 2012

A few weeks ago, the Wine Dive quietly opened its doors at 319 Clematis St. in West Palm Beach. Contrary to its name, the Wine Dive’s first […]

Surf’s up at LongBoards on Clematis
By • Jan. 24, 2012

LongBoards, one of Clematis Street’s newest restaurants, could just be the long-awaited catalyst needed to reinvigorate the doldrums of the 500 block. This is the less-traveled western […]

Clematis Street hosts an Asian restaurant invasion
By • Dec. 29, 2011

Clematis Street is experiencing an Asian restaurant explosion that’s putting a whole new spin on the strip’s menu of restaurants. Just recently, Kabuki opened on the 300 […]

Cha Cha, anyone? Worth Avenue restaurant does Latin, with a kick
By • Dec. 9, 2011

The latest buzz in Palm Beach is Cha Cha’s Latin Fresh Kitchen and Tequila Bar. It’s a distinctive yet refreshing addition to the infamous Worth Avenue scene. […]

Chroma Salon’s first annual holiday makeover contest
By • Nov. 18, 2011

Chroma Beauty Salon located downtown West Palm Beach, is holding its first annual holiday makeover contest. Owner and operator, Dawn Gerulski-Chapman, who recently opened Chroma, wanted to […]

Cozy French bistro a real hidden gem
By • Nov. 4, 2011

Hidden in a no-frills shopping center called Emporium Shoppes, on the northwest corner of Military Trail and Okeechobee Boulevard, is the French Corner Bistro and Rotisserie, an […]

The Feast of Little Italy: Great music, food and lots of fun
By • Nov. 1, 2011

The annual Feast of Little Italy in Jupiter starts Friday, Nov. 4, and the opening night kicks off with national talent act,Tre Bella. The night’s headr, Tre […]

Best and worst pizza on Clematis Street
By • Oct. 20, 2011

Pizza, a $30 billion industry, is considered the most popular ethnic food in the United States. Over 3 billion pies are sold annually and 17 percent of […]

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