Things To Do In Broward / Palm Beach

Broward's Homebrew Craft Beer Scene: Can Brewers Turn a Hobby Into a Business?

"The ultimate goal is to be on shelves," Eric Guerrero says over a pair of roaring gas-fired burners that are jury-rigged with heat reflectors and firing up two 15-gallon... More »

Mancini's Modern Italian: Las Olas Institution Reinvented

A tall round of tiramisu was set before us, with its sweet mascarpone cream and coffee- and liquor-soaked lady fingers. The plate was accompanied by a fishbowl-sized... More »

Jamaican Restaurants in West Broward: Hidden Gems Everywhere

U.S. Highway 27 marks the border between the Everglades and suburbia. The contrast is stark: On one side of the highway, a paved, subdivided, and strip-malled South... More »

Just as Lake Worth stubbornly refuses to shower, shave, and dress up for tourists, Havana Hideout remains an ungentrified gem. Sand crunches beneath your flip-flops when you sit at picnic tables shielded by thatched tiki huts. Beer and sangria are served in plastic cups, and there's no... More »

A front-runner in the slow-to-arrive South Florida artisan booze movement, Sweetwater is home to a number of craft cocktails including a handful of "classics" and a few "avant garde" twists. The liquid libations at this Boynton Beach bar were named Best Predinner Drinks 2012 with extra... More »

Hanging out at the Speakeasy Lounge in Lake Worth is like going to two bars in one night. The front bar area is narrow and cozy. Its long bar has ample seating, ideal for intimate conversations with a date or relaxing after a long day at work. Pass through into the back bar area and... More »

Sharpen your elbows and consider plying your inner curmudgeon with cheap booze, cause a trip inside of this loud, hot rock club isn't for the grumpy or the feint of heart. Host to a mix of mainstream rock, blues, and indie -- among other genres -- this Fort Lauderdale club offers... More »

At Swarm, which pops up every few months, there are no special invitations, dress-code requirements, overpriced cover fees, or strict rules to abide by. As event organizers Black Locust Society says, "Come one, come all. It's just about bringing people together. This is just what we... More »

It could be said that we have two seasons in Florida -- Hurricane Season and Not Hurricane Season. But that would be leaving out an important time of year: Festival Season. Our great festivals include the likes of SunFest, Beerfest, and Garlic Fest, but the art festivals have never... More »