Opened: The Lincoln Eatery in Miami
With a 9,600 square-foot food hall and more than 13 food vendors, this opened at end of January. It was designed by famed South Florida architectural firm, Arquitectonica, with subway tiles and polished concrete flooring, wooden beams and lots of tropical plantings. Another phase is planned for late this year, to include a rooftop terrace for dining and special events. Open from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily.
Food vendors include: Cake Thai (Thai food), Fresh Garden Bowls, Gaijin by Cake (Japanese), Marble & Rye (NY deli style), Patagonia Flavors (Argentinian menu), The Crafted Burger, Toast & More (French bakery), TYO Sushi and more.
The Lincoln Eatery, 723 N. Lincoln Lane, Miami Beach; 305/695-8700; thelincolneatery.com
Opened: Thank You Come Again in Palm Beach
Another Palm Beach venue has sprouted a sibling. The Hai House, which opened in December and serves dinner, now has TYCA (for Thank You, Come Again) next door open for lunch. You’ll find some of the Hai House dishes there, and other lunch options. Open Monday-Saturday, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
150 Worth Ave., Palm Beach; 561/766.1075; eatTYCA.com
Closed: The Cholo BBQ at Grandview Market
This was Chef Clay Carnes’ place and had a rep for making darn good barbecue. But new owners came in, there were whispers about rent increases, and changes happened. You can still—thankfully—have Carnes’ wonderful tacos and other Andean street food at his primary venue, Cholo Soy Cocina, 3715 S. Dixie Highway in West Palm Beach’s Antique Row. As for Grandview, Celis Produce is gone from the market, too.
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