While there seems to be a Starbucks mermaid or a Dunkin’ Donuts on every corner, specialty espresso drinks are now all the rage in South Florida, with independent coffee shops opening up in every town
Coral Springs residents: You don’t need to drive an hour to Calle Ocho to get your sofrito on anymore. Mima’s 1868 Cuban Cafe, a tiny family-owned 18-seat luncheonette in a sleepy strip mall has all the classic dishes you want..
If you’re looking for a great evening entertainment venue, Coral Springs’ Little Havana, which is part of a South Florida restaurant group that has locations in Deerfield Beach and North Miami, is sure to please
Coral Springs residents that have ached for a full-service Korean eatery in the style of New York City’s or Los Angeles’ restaurants have finally gotten their wish with THE NAMU.
