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— Love Panther Coffee but hate waiting in line? Good thing, there’s now an app for that courtesy of local startup SpeedETab.
— Pubbelly Sushi is continuing its sushi domination of Florida heading to Kendall this summer in Downtown Dadeland, right after it opens up in Aventura.
— Mdough, Miami’s original cookie cup has officially released it’s latest creation: a guava and cheese pastelisto doughie, made with Versailles pastelitos naturally. Available every Wednesday and Thursday on UberEats.
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— Florida was shut out of the James Beard Awards for the second straight year. Catch up on who made the cut - including former Miami culinary star, Nina Compton - here.
— Good news: Eating House’s famous 4/20, stoner-friendly dinner is back for its fifth year. Bad news: you probably won’t be able to snag a table.
— Butcher Shop Beer Garden is taking its talents to Palm Beach next, with a new location set to open this month.
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— Time Out revealed the “10 weirdest and wonderful food across the world” and guess what made the cut? A head topped with cotton candy powdered pompadour wig surrounded by cake, aptly called the Marie Antoinette’s head, at Barton G.
— Salty Donut had a somewhat salty falling out with their chef. Its now former chef dishes about it here.
