Food + Beverage

THE BIG APPLE

Maman’s Fall-Inspired Bourbon & Apple Cocktail Article by Erica Corsano | Photography by Courtesy of Maman South Florida may not offer crisp afternoons spent wandering apple orchards, but that doesn’t mean we have to miss out on fall’s coziest flavors. At Maman, The Big Apple captures the season in a glass—no sweater weather required. The $16 cocktail combines bourbon with Lovely Bunch Apple Juice, fresh lemon and Maman’s glazed apple fritter sauce, a rich blend of reduced apple cider and...

Life + Culture

A Seat at the Table

This October, Hilton West Palm Beach’s Dine for a Cause initiative supports Making Strides Against Breast Cancer. Article by Erica Corsano | Photography by Courtesy of Hilton West Palm Beach This October, dinner at Galley will offer more than a memorable meal. The signature restaurant at Hilton West Palm Beach is partnering with the American Cancer Society’s Making Strides Against Breast Cancer through its ongoing Dine for a Cause initiative. Every Thursday throughout October, 10 percent of...

Life + Culture

The Season of No Availability

You want 7:30? Get in line. Article by Arsine Kaloustian September in Palm Beach is wonderfully deceptive. Traffic is manageable. Your favorite restaurant has an opening at 7:30. You can call on a Thursday and—imagine this—eat there on Friday. Enjoy it. Because they're coming back. Soon the car carriers will begin appearing on South County Road, the charity calendar will spring to life, and the annual migration will be complete. By January, asking for a prime Saturday-night reservation at...

Food + Beverage

Good Dogs, Better Bowls

Two fresh recipes for the four-legged foodies in your life Article by Will Corrente As dog owners, we spend plenty of time thinking about exercise, vet visits and keeping our dogs happy. But one of the biggest opportunities to support their health is sitting right in front of us: the bowl. That's what led me to create The Biohacked Dog , a series of books and resources focused on canine health, wellness and longevity. The idea isn't to declare kibble the enemy or chase every new wellness...

Food + Beverage

Roll Out the Caviar

Pearls are always appropriate in Palm Beach Article by Chef Jennifer Parker Palm Beach has always understood luxury. But the way we experience it is changing. The most memorable events aren't the most formal — they invite guests in to interact, discover something unexpected and feel part of what's happening, not simply watch it unfold. Few ingredients are having more fun with that than caviar. For generations it came with rules — proper service, spoon, accompaniments. I love and respect those...

Travel

Passport to Paradise

A Luxury Culinary Road Trip Through South Florida Article by Erica Corsano Hotel restaurants were once an afterthought. You checked in, dropped your bags and asked the concierge where to go for dinner. Not anymore. Some of South Florida’s most exciting tables are now inside its most spectacular hotels, making the food as compelling as the ocean views. And because we live here, getting away doesn’t require a plane. Starting in Palm Beach and following the coast to the Florida Keys, this...

Food + Beverage

A Cuban Revolution

At Emelina, Cuban tradition meets the culinary evolution history interrupted Article by Arsine Kaloustian | Photography by Jason Nuttle There is a fried fish sandwich at Emelina that is not really a fried fish sandwich. It is a memory. Chef Osmel González grew up eating minuta during long beach days with his family in Cuba. At Emelina, it becomes something else entirely: delicate tempura, a fried-egg emulsion, re-fried tomato and a whisper of caviar for salinity, set on a handmade wooden...

Health + Wellness

Playing the Long Game

What the world's longest-lived communities can teach us about eating, moving and living better—right here at home Article by Arsine Kaloustian For all our fascination with longevity, the secrets of the world's longest-lived people are surprisingly ordinary. They move. They eat mostly whole foods. They maintain close relationships and purpose. Rather than wellness squeezed into an hour, these habits are built into everyday life. These communities are known as Blue Zones—places including...

Home Services

Style From the Inside Out

Why the best wardrobe starts with knowing yourself, not following trends Article by Erica Corsano | Photography by Courtesy of Thays Vick For Thays Vick, style has never been just about clothes. The East Coast-based wardrobe and beauty curator, who works primarily in South Florida and New York, has spent more than 20 years in fashion and the past 16 helping clients transform not only their closets, but the way they see themselves. “There is a science behind getting dressed,” says Vick, owner...

Home + Design

Kitchen Confidential

Jamie Janson shares what's in, what's out, and what's next in kitchen design. Article by Arsine Kaloustian | Photography by Curated Kitchen Co. Once upon a time, the kitchen was where dinner got made. Today, it's where homework gets finished, friends linger over a second glass of wine, Zoom calls happen between coffee refills, and family members inevitably congregate—even if there are perfectly good sofas in the next room. "The kitchen is the heart of the home," says Jamie Janson, owner and...