State Food
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5 historic Florida restaurants you need to visit
If you’re hungry and a history buff, keep reading! Not only have these restaurants been around for decades, but their colorful stories alone are enough to warrant a visit. Florida is known for pirates, Florida men, and other salty characters, so as you might imagine, the restaurants that have been serving these eccentric and adventurous…
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Brews Around the Zoo returns to Central Florida
Attendees will have the chance to try over 30 different craft beers from local and regional breweries.
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The local’s guide to avoiding spring breakers in Florida
Floridians, it’s that time of the year! From March 2 through the 30th, colleges and universities take their spring semester break and thousands of college students descend on the Sunshine State, ready and willing to paaartay! You, however, are looking to escape the crowds and enjoy something fun, but … just a bit less crowded. …
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St. Petersburg’s pie trail: Where to indulge on National Pi Day
National Pi Day is more an excuse to eat pie than it is a celebratory holiday, but we’ve never been ones to turn away a fresh-baked slice, so there are no complaints here. The good news is that St. Petersburg residents — or those willing to travel to the coastal city — have many options…
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These are Florida’s most romantic restaurants, according to OpenTable
Seven restaurants in Florida have made OpenTable’s list of the Top 100 Romantic Restaurants in America for 2024. They run the gamut from traditional candle-lit Italian establishments to a restaurant on a private key.
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23 crazy new foods to try at the 2024 Florida State Fair
From pickles covered in Pop Rocks to burgers nestled between Honey Buns, the food at this year’s 2024 Florida State Fair will be anything but boring.
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Here’s the list of Florida and Puerto Rico semifinalists for the James Beard Awards
Florida and Puerto Rico are getting some much-deserved recognition by the James Beard Awards Foundation. Ten semifinalists are based in the Sunshine State, while five are on la Isla.
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Republican push to cut food aid would hurt Florida Hispanics
However, as the GOP tries to maintain recent gains with the Hispanic voting bloc ahead of the 2024 elections, some Republican candidates are calibrating the message they send out to their constituents. While they insist on the need to make cuts to federal programs, they are careful to avoid specifying exactly which cuts they will…
