Palm Beach County has a vast selection of eateries to choose from the northend to the southend.  The dining industry is continuously morphing and growing in  Palm Beach County. Everyday, several new restaurants, cafes, and bars are opening and encouraging family dining. Studies show that the family dinner hour is an important part of healthy living. When families dine together, research shows, they tend to eat more vegetables and fruits, fewer fried foods, soda, and foods with trans fats.

Here is a compilation of some of the areas favorite restuarants.

Northern Palm Beach County

Just Salad Vegetarian: Palm Beach Gardens

Andalucia Tapas Bar: Tequesta

Duke’s Tacos and Margs: Jupiter’s Downtown Abacoa

Charlie and Joe’s at Love Street:…

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Southeast Florida respects the fact that National Bloody Mary Day and National Hangover Day fall on the same day, January 1, 2022. National Bloody Mary Day is convenient for everyone who may have overdone New Year’s Eve. Perhaps you drank a little too much the night before. Another reason why National Hangover Day falls on the first of January as well.

If you are looking for a “hair of the dog” that bit you during last night’s reveling ease your hangover and ring in 2022 by celebrating with the famous cocktail. A basic Bloody Mary consists of vodka, tomato juice, lemon juice, Worcestershire, cayenne, and salt.

More complex recipes include vodka, tomato juice, and other spices and flavorings including Worcestershire sauce, hot sauces, garlic,…

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Subculture Coffee Roasters was born in 2014 by two local guys who believed in two simple things: their coffee culture and this beachside city of Jupiter. Members of the community are invited to stop in and join Subculture at Harbourside, 107 Front Street, Jupiter for a moment! Come in and have a cup of delicious coffee. Enjoy excellent customer service, specialty coffee, breakfast, lunch, beer, and wine available. Great for a date night! Treat yourself to a moment to relax and enjoy.

The men wanted to foster a community of diversity and free expression. Freedom to unite, one that would bring soul to the city. Within Subculture partnerships, whether local suppliers or international coffee growers, they are carefully selected. They only collaborate…

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 La Goulue, located at 288 S County Rd, Palm Beach,  which opened in October, is the sister restaurant of the New York City  La Goulue eatery. Restaurateur Jean Denoyer points out that La Goulue is a restaurant both in New York and Palm Beach, but the origins are from France. As one would expect, the service was flawless, from arrival at valet parking to the beautiful open bar area and great selection of French wines right on through to dessert. La Goulue is perfect with a menu of divine classics such as a Gruyère, Parmesan, and white truffle souffle.  The souffle has been a favorite at the NYC location since 1972. The food itself is pure self-indulgence which is perfectly suited to a restaurant whose name translates to “the glutton”.

To step…

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New Year’s Eve in Delray Beach is sure to light up the night. Watch a free firework display with friends and family. The new year, 2022, is just hours away. Time to bid adieu to 2021 and look ahead to a bright future next year at the Delray Beach New Year's Eve Celebration.

The holiday spirit is still alive and well in Delray Beach. The city is keeping its 100-foot-tall Christmas tree up in Old School Square through New Year’s Eve along with its adjacent ice-skating rink and carousel.  

On New Year’s Eve, folks can enjoy all the above beginning at 5:00 p.m. And starting at 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. DJ Big Smile spins and the bar opens. 

If you are the type that does not want to stay up until midnight, you will love this! The fireworks begin at 9…

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The housing experts say the market is “normalizing.” But what does that mean for the Palm Beaches? Will home prices in Palm Beach County and rents finally come down? Will more homes go up for sale? And what does the year ahead have in store for the real estate market?

“The nation’s housing market, after a wild surge that sent home prices up over 30 percent in some cities in 2021, will be less intense next year”, according to Lawrence Yun, chief economist of the National Association of Realtors (NAR).

The NAR 2022 housing forecast anticipates the market will continue slowing down from the frenzy seen in the spring when prices shot up to new heights. However, prices will stay high, inventory will remain tight, and mortgage rates will rise. Other…

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Recently there seems to be a national holiday each and every day. December 30 is National Bacon Day. If you love bacon, today may just make you squeal with delight. Located in the quaint, seaside town of Jupiter is a local’s favorite for breakfast and “million-dollar bacon.”  First Watch Restuarant, 6240 Indiantown Road West, in Jupiter has bacon on the menu. It is not just any type of bacon, but it is pro ported to be “million-dollar bacon”! If you cannot resist the temptation to try “million-dollar bacon,” it is rumored to be wonderful, notable bacon, and definitively worth a try.

In the 1920s, Americans ate very light breakfasts, so public relations pioneer Edward Bernays persuaded doctors to promote bacon and eggs as a healthy breakfast in…

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Have you ever wo dered why we say, “Out with the old and in with the new”? “Out with the old, in with the new” means to leave old things or ideas behind and start fresh with new things or ideas. People usually say this at the beginning of a new year or at the beginning of something new.

The phrase “out with the old, in with the new,” literally means to MOVE FORWARD! The phrase suggests that to move forward, one must purge, remove, or let go of one thing, with the expectation of gaining something else.

Each new year offers an exciting opportunity for a fresh start and new beginnings, which is why we all look forward to New Year’s Eve so much. No matter what your goals are for the coming year are or how many New Year’s resolutions you plan to make…

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Face coverings will be required in multiple cities and county-owned buildings starting January 3, 2022. A Palm Beach County representative said it decided this based on the need to provide critical government services and keep buildings open for residents to use. More details are available on the Palm Beach County Florida Department of Health.

"The CDC recommends wearing masks in public indoor settings, and the public in areas of substantial or high community transmission regardless of individual vaccination status," it said in a press release.

This mandate includes Palm Beach County and the City of Boynton Beach. Law enforcement could issue a trespass warning and remove any individuals who do not comply with the policy.

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