Moroccan restaurants in Broward / Palm Beach

Trina- (Now East End Brasserie)

601 N. Fort Lauderdale Beach Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304

Trina is closed. Now occupying the same space is East End Brasserie. For more information on this eatery, click More »

prev 1 next

Recent Critic Reviews

Tara Nieuwesteeg writes for New Times Broward-Palm Beach on Trina- (Now East End Brasserie)

A good cocktail, like any important creation, reflects the culture in which it was created. A carefully prepared libation should dutifully represent its region of origin, but here in South Florida, pubs and plush lounges are sprinkled across our promised land like so many grains of salt upon the rim of a margarita glass. We don't give a shit what's reflected in our cocktails as long...
Read Full Review
Gail Shepherd writes for New Times Broward-Palm Beach on Trina- (Now East End Brasserie)

Of all the foodist trends to come and go in recent years, the one I'm fervently hoping will survive the swings of fortune and fashion is the fancy cocktail. I'm happy to report that in the couple of decades since New York bartender and mad scientist Dale DeGroff first poked his nose into an ancient tome called The Bon Vivant's Companion, the "cocktail revolution" shows no signs of...
Read Full Review
Makkada Selah writes for New Times Broward-Palm Beach on Trina- (Now East End Brasserie)

One thing's for sure: Trina's Glamorest Life leaves no room for the blues. The songs on her third album are rife with tribulations, but Miami's diamond princess remains completely nonplussed. When an unfaithful lover attempts to entangle the rapstress in tearful sentiments in "Here We Go," the most heartache the Southern gurl/wild woman can muster is a relieved "I thank God I ain't...
Read Full Review

Recent User Reviews

Lyza Latham wrote a review for Trina- (Now East End Brasserie)
08/23/10

Phenomenal food and a superb location. Gorgeous interior. Amazing selection of aged rums at the bar. Drag along your designated driver.
Read Full Review

Moroccan