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First Bites: Post & Vine joins 14th Avenue dining scene
After a long wait, Post & Vine has debuted as the newest addition to the 14th Avenue dining and
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Tina Rondeau
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Capt’n Butcher’s: View hasn’t changed, but food has
A year and a half after it closed, Capt’n Butcher’s is back – sort of.
We were pretty excit
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Michael’s Table: A talented chef continues to tease
Once upon a time, there was a fine-dining restaurant on Ocean Drive called Michael’s Table.
Wit
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Trattoria Dario: Simply superb for Italian cuisine
On a night when you are craving Italian cuisine, Vero offers many fine choices.
Near the top of t
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Dining in Havana: Paladares and frozen daiquiris
When we booked a cruise a year ago that would include a couple of nights in Havana, my first thought
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Rib City: Some of the best ribs and pulled pork around
Driving home to Vero from Melbourne on U.S. 1, we have remarked several times on how a new restauran
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Fire and Wine: Sublime dining well worth the pilgrimage
An amazing number of island residents have been venturing into uncharted territory this winter, cros
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Joey’s Seafood Shack: The best choice for fresh fish
Why would a great seafood restaurant only be open for dinner two days a week?
That’s a question
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Lola’s Seafood Eatery: Tastes of Massachusetts
Recently, I was glancing through a copy of the St. Lucie Voice (the weekly newspaper just to our sou
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Vero Prime: Great steaks, chicken and osso buco
Is Vero Prime getting better and better, or did we just happen to hit it on a magic night?
During
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First Bites: A new Mama Mia’s Kitchen in Vero
A half-dozen or so years back, there was a “red sauce” restaurant in a shopping center on U.S. 1
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Hands-on cooking classes in a spectacular kitchen at sea
Like most foodies, I love to cook. On evenings when I am not checking out a restaurant for this colu