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Miami is one of the host cities for the FIFA World Cup 2026, which means thousands of soccer fans will be descending on South Florida looking for more than just a match ticket.

Whether you’re heading to Hard Rock Stadium, exploring Wynwood, staying near Miami International Airport, or making the pilgrimage to Little Havana, these are the restaurants, burger joints, bak...


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Palm Beach County doesn’t get talked about enough when it comes to comfort food. While most South Florida food conversations tend to revolve around Miami, there are plenty of reasons to head north, whether you’re craving a great burger, a barbecue platter, a chili dog, a giant Bavarian pretzel, or an old-school ice cream stand.

This guide highlights so...


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Some of South Florida’s best food stories begin by accident.

For Eddie and Betty Diaz, it started with a homemade cinnamon bread recipe Betty baked for her grandmother. A loaf shared at a Friendsgiving gathering in 2019 turned into requests from friends, then strangers, and eventually a business that outgrew their kitchen.

They launched Wicked Bread Co.<...


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Every road trip needs a mission. Mine usually involves burgers, roadside attractions, old motels, antique malls, donut shops, regional chains, and whatever strange piece of Americana happens to appear along the way.

This route started in Savannah, Georgia, and eventually led to Pennsylvania, with stops across South Carolina, North Carolina, Maryland, and Virginia. Some...


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Miami’s Mexican food scene has grown far beyond the handful of restaurants that first introduced many of us to tacos, enchiladas, and mole. Today, you’ll find everything from neighborhood taquerias and food trucks to regional Mexican specialists serving dishes from Oaxaca, Yucatán, and beyond.

This guide focuses on the places I’ve personally visited and would recommend...


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