Maybe you knew them, Fred & Flossie Wilkens? Add the gelatin while whisking until it's dissolved. So how in the world could a nice Jewish salutatorian end up dealing and debauching at the Mutiny? I used to love going there when we went downtown back in the 60s. It was in the same era as Monk's Inn, which of course was also on Coral Way (same period as the old Studio restaurant). All the waiters were dressed as monks. Bars. First sushi resturant in Miami (I believe). I see why the lounge was important to you from your description of your mom and dad. No. "Whoo! Vine-covered building stands at 2875 McFarlane rd. I think some of these restaurants are still open, I know I've been to a couple of them fairly recently. No sweat. On the bed. Those old homes sit on lots with room enough to handle one or more of the larger structures. "It's good, jes? in Opa Locka with a group of other fellows learning to fly at the time. There was also a Bit o" Sweden in Broward that looked the same. So confident was he of getting in that it was the only program he applied to, having spent hours across the river in Cambridge buttonholing professors and deans about his application. Just nods and heads bouncing to the DJ's latest spin. Bar had a neon sign of a horse running. Illustration by Jon Proctor. It was on that Space dance floor that Murks Dark Beat anthem was first played. Today, you can find pieces of the old grove mixed in with the sleek mainstream storefronts concentrated in the Cocowalk area. Does anyone have an image of Ma Grundy's or have an ad for them? !can someone help me??? There was a great restaurant. The following is an excerpt of the volume, which can be purchased via the Penguin website. But a big thank you to all of you who have contributed restaurant names to add to the list. Coconut Grove, named for its trees, is slowly losing a battle against the chain saw. David T. Kennedy is a charming waterfront park with walking/cycling trails, a dog park, outdoor fitness equipment, volleyball courts . The Base's terminal building is now Miami City Hall. ", Band realized he was being recruited. He dropped the names of exiles who used to party with him at his old job; the Coot said they had fought together at the Bay of Pigs. All Artists, Tracks And Labels Are Protected Under Copyright Laws, For Entertainment Use Only Any Commercial Use Is Prohibited by Law. The Russians are eagerly awaiting his arrival, but his reception in the country is not quite what he had anticipated. When the Beach blew up everyone would go to the Beach, says Falcon. Stop by any day of the week and bring your friends and family along to enjoy affordable food, beer, whiskey, and wine. I think it git closed down a couple of times and finally burned down. and in South Miami the Yumbrella Restaurant some more RG,BNF. with meat sauce at George's Super Subs on the Trail.so many times on so many occasions. After my Mother died in 1974, my Dad took me to eat at Charcoal Charlie's on NE 4th Ave in Fort Lauderdal at least once a week. Indeed They Are and the Young ladies are learning to use them as rifles in drill formations. Point was, the girls told Band, people at the Mutiny knew not to ask. Two and a half stars. My folks would take us to a place (near Gables?) Nearby, another restaurant that failed to make the list, was the New Chinatown, which closed its doors after more than 30 years of business, in May 2014. That Old Time Feeling was everywhere Thursday in the Grove with Pioneer Costumes dusted off and of course the chowder lines long. Cathy Flaa stands outside her car at the corner where Police waited and stopped her for turning in. He thought of Quesada as a rat, remembering him in the pages of the Miami Herald. One of Band's former co-workers, now a Mutiny hostess, filled him in. Band apologized and swore he didn't intend disrespect. A cultural focal point when Dade County's population was only about 1,000, the Coconut Grove Library has changed little in 53 years. (Now it is Hillstones and Houstons before that.). 11/11/1990. There was an old pool table in the back. We got to get Danny Tenaglia, Louie [Vega] & Kenny [Dope], Todd Terry all on one ticket, and we did Masters at Murk, he recalls. This book was pretty terrible in comparison to "A Clockwork Orange" or "The Wanting Seed." Kendall Inn on US1 by Shorty's. No words exchanged. Randy, thank you for Phone Booth Lounge addition. If the whole picture has a slightly nostalgic tingle, it should. Thank you for your post and for your memories of getting the phone call there and your second daughter's impending birth. This was 1970's. He saw Fernando Puig, the club's gargantuan head of security, handling a Colt .45. . Back at the Mutiny, Band was now being extended several lines of supply, like so many credit card applications in the mail. 5/14/1949, Bill Stapleton/Miami Herald Staff: Audience in Coconut Grove. When Quesada got up to hug the Coot, the anti-Castro hero, he extended his hand to Band, who refused to shake. Ma Grundy's (on your list) was at 4400 NW 79th Ave, in the then-clubhouse (it's been bulldozed) for the Country Club Gardens apartments. Joe H. and Blake, thank you very much for your additions to the above list. Order recent print back issues of the Miami Herald final edition, Neighbors editions & El Nuevo Herald. Thank you for your patience, everyone. It was written by Moyet, Steve Jolley and Tony Swain, and produced by Jolley and Swain. Spread coconut sugar onto a piece of parchment paper. Ahead of his time? Crazy Horse Saloon, 16410 Biscayne Boulevard, North Miami Beach (photo at http://www.pbase.com/donboyd/image/150108596 ) Crazy Lobster, SW 8th Street, Miami Creighton's Restaurant, on the Intracoastal Waterway in Ft. Lauderdale Crown Burger, Flagler Street, Miami (photo at http://www.pbase.com/donboyd/image/118501666 ) Crown Lounge, The, US1, Homestead Cue & Cushion Billiard Club, 512 NE 79th Street, Miami (1960's) Cyes Rivergate, south side of Miami River, 444 Brickell Avenue, Miami Daisy May Bar-B-Q, Tamiami Trail and SW 65th Avenue, Miami (photo at http://www.pbase.com/donboyd/image/76912926 ) Dan Dowd's Steak House, 601 S. State Road 7 (US 441), Plantation (photo of menu cover at http://www.pbase.com/donboyd/image/156846023 ) Dalt's, Kendall Drive at 117th Avenue, Kendall Dancing Dollar Club, Hialeah (1959 time frame) Daphne's, River House, across from Miami International Airport David's Cafeteria, Biscayne Boulevard and NE 82nd Street, Miami Dean's Waffle Shop Dean Martin's Pub, 1850 79th Street Causeway, North Bay Village (photos at http://www.pbase.com/image/166052736 and http://www.pbase.com/image/166052817 ) Delaney Street, Cypress Village Shopping Center, Miami Lakes Depot, The (formerly The Ale House), 5830 S. Dixie Highway, Miami Derby, The, NW 1st Street north of the Courthouse, Miami (photo at http://www.pbase.com/donboyd/image/80717386 ) Diamond Inn, The, W. 12th Avenue and 68th Street, Hialeah Dino's Pizza, deep south Dade Diney's Drive In, NE 4th Avenue, Ft. Lauderdale Dixie Belle Inn Dixie Cream Donuts, Caribbean Boulevard in Cutler Ridge Dixieland, (1962), W. Dixie Highway at NE 163rd Street, North Miami Beach (photo of serving tray at http://www.pbase.com/image/166115418 ) Dobbs House Restaurants, several in Dade and Broward Dog & Suds Drive-In, Homestead Don Arden's, near Coral Gables High School Don Gambrino's, micro-brewery restaurant (1994-1995) (previously Cracker's), Eagle Nest Terrace east of Ludlam Road, Miami Lakes Don Julios Mexican Restaurant Donzantis Italian Resturant and David's Room inside Donzantis, US1, Homestead Double Header Bar & Grill, Redland Road and Silver Palm, Homestead Down Under Restaurant, The, Oakland Park Boulevard at the Intracoastal, Ft. Lauderdale Dream Bar, The, in the Johnina Hotel, 71st Street and the Ocean, Miami Beach (matchbook photo at http://www.pbase.com/donboyd/image/161064300 ) Dressel's Dairy, Milam Dairy Road west of MIA Dubrow's, Miami Beach Duffy's Bar, Red Road, Miami (photo at http://www.pbase.com/donboyd/image/157012333 ) Durty Nelly's Stone Crabhouse & Pub, just east of S. Dixie Highway at SW 181 Street (Wayne Avenue) Earl's It, south side of W. Flagler and 54th Avenue, Miami (great fried chicken, 1950's) East Coast Fisheries, NW North River Drive, Miami (photo at http://www.pbase.com/donboyd/image/118501668 ) Edith and Fritz Restaurant, 3236 N. Miami Avenue, Miami (photo at http://www.pbase.com/donboyd/image/104258187 ) El Cid, LeJeune Road and Flagler Street, Miami El Segundo Viajante, Palm Avenue and W. 28th Street, Hialeah El Toritos, The Falls El Toro Cafe, (early 1940's, managed by Andrew J. Corbett)(also 79th Street Tavern at another time), 709 NE 79th Street, Miami Embassy Bar, 4400 Peters Road, Plantation (1959 - 1984)(Frank Macaluso, family owner) Embers, Miami Beach Ernie's Bar-B-Q, 1843 S. Federal Highway, Fort Lauderdale, in operation from 1957 to March 25, 2017 - 60 years! "You cool?" What happened to Raymond's Steak House? Kilos?! Not sure when that place closed down. "You cool, meng, to" The dashing Cuban pinched the tip of his nose twice, pointing upstairs. 5/6/1950, Bob Verlin/Miami Herald Staff: Carolyn Webb performs at the Coconut Grove Festival at Crandon Park. Winter Music Conference started in Miami Beach in 1986. I think it was on 8th ? It's a nostalgia thing. But when Band was wait-listed by Harvard, he suffered an attack of Crohn's disease and had a nervous breakdown. Does anyone remember the St. Regis restaurant? Band and the Coot took a toot together. If so the Miami Lakes location is still popular. Do you remember "Monks Inn" on Coral Way? Get help and learn more about the design. Dad worked years as vp of Guaranty Bank next to Tropical Park Bird Rd. Burt's Bees Coconut Oil Foot Creme < Thank you Robyn, I corrected the spelling error and added the address as you have it. The '70s restaurant was a small counter-order burger joint with an extremely unique featurea long tall multi-tiered multi-lane slide just east of the building and maybe 20 yards further back from Bird Road. You can even order the front page from the day you were born! Thank you to George Young for forwarding an e-mail list of some of these restaurants, author unknown and numerous posters, notably Steve with the memory of an elephant, who have commented with many more establishment below the image. What is it? Cheers. You can find them all over the world as they make up a large portion of the plants in many tropical and subtropical ecosystems. I'm trying to remember the name of a restaurant on Bird Road west of 87th avenue on the south side of the road and it had a circus theme. They had a huge sign on the wall inside with all the different (fruit/dessert) pies they had. House really comes from disco. Thank you Myra, great restaurants and I have added them. I dont see a reference above for a bar or club on Lejune Road called Mothers. My Tribute to Victor Pantin and club HONEY FOR THE BEAR, Coconut Grove, Florida, and Dj BO CRANE % buffered 00:00 Episode 2 - Dance Music and DJ Tony Gioe stops by to chat - Feb 5 2023 Mar 04 2023 71 mins Also The yacht South Seas , it had a cocktail lounge and live music, a quiet atmosphere. Bailey's? The Mutiny Hotel was a cocaine mecca in the late '70s and '80s. America in the late 1970s and early '80s was in a pronounced funk: Inflation and unemployment were high; consumer sentiment was in the dumps. K.C. The Spiced Apple Restaurant was located somewhere in South Broward County. Please respond if you do! They served burgers & wieners, etc. I also feel like there used to be a Chinese restaurant at The Falls outdoor mall, maybe in the 80s? The taste and color of the honey will vary from the photo shown. Pure raw local honey infused with local pollen specifically for the Coconut Grove Florida allergy season. There was a smaller Corky's in Pembroke Pines after the one on 167 St. closed but it too closed. Drink or discard leftover infused rum. I can picture it in my mind, but can't remember how far South it was. 100% Pure raw unfiltered un-blended Coconut Grove Florida wildflower honey infused with local bee and wind blown pollen. And the address or approximate location of it. Bullshit, he thought, suppressing the urge to cry. This is the long and short of it: So big and sprawling was Muchachos Corp. (a big drug-dealing syndicate that hung out at the Mutiny Club), so voracious were the demands of its supply chain, that it was bound to suck in the peculiar resum of someone like Owen Band. I believe it was Chez Phillipe in North Miami and also Headquarters near Herbetts mentioned above--many more haunts buried in my brain, need time to rewind the archives. Satire involving a not-terribly-good clothing smuggler, set primarily in Leningrad during the Cold War, with undercurrent themes of sexual orientation. Did a web search for 'Flicks' (because it was in the news today) and 'Cagney's' and yours is the only result! Here are some more,(Steve) Rocky Graziano's N.Miami and down the street from the 'Studio' on SW 32 nd Ave.Then in deep south Dade there was, Leisure Lounge,Honky Tonks Bar,Dinos Pizza,Shenanigans Bar,Palm Bar (which was destroyed by Andrew '92) and the Sea Boilings on US1 Homestead which became the now gone New England Oyster House,and the old A&W drive-in which were all over DadeDon, what about Carvels ice cream stores? When I was six years old we lived next door to the White Horse Bar. The Mutiny Hotel was a cocaine mecca in the late '70s and '80s. As he started raking it in, Band felt emboldened enough to approach banker Ray Corona the Mutiny's de facto chief financial officer at Table 3 for some lockable Kevlar Sunshine State Bank money bags, mandatory fashion accessories for any serious Miami cocaine dealer. So much marijuana was getting confiscated in the waters around South Florida that Florida Power & Light was opportunistically burning tons of it to run its generators: 732 pounds of pot could replace a barrel of crude. Combine together your sugar, corn syrup and sorbitol in your saucepan and bring it to a simmer. "You know," he said, "you'd be dead right now in a ditch covered with lime if you weren't with the Coot.". "All roads led back to the Mutiny," said Wayne Black, an undercover cop who listened in to dope deals from a tinted van across the street, often wearing nothing but BVDs to cope with the stifling heat and humidity. Builders see another type of green in the Grove -- money -- and are clearing their properties of trees, and filling their lots with larger, more expensive homes. 7/25/1969: Police car parked near Coconut Grove Library banjo player is "jack.". One of my first contributors and a frequent contributor, our George was in the tire business for a career and not in the restaurant business except as a good customer. Machine-gun fire rained over the parking lot of the city's busiest mall. How about Wolfie's Deli? I remember every single spot you listed. The dinner plates simply have "Bahama" on them. Only, through the back this time, and straight to the Coot's table. The only other thing Ive read by him is Earthly Powers, which by many is considered his greatest work and I did enjoy it. Don't forget the Embers on Miami Beach, Figaros in North Miami Beach. I lived in South florida for 25 years and often return. The events occurring in the book had potential to be interesting, but the way it was written made it boring from beginning to end. Is A Tribute To ThE Miami Infamous Discotheque Honey. "To be able to get away with this," he said, "fucking the system that fucked me. 10/5/1982, Trish Robb/Miami Herald Staff: Patty Munro Catlow (left) talking to Arva Moore Parks. A no-frills whisk (e)y joint carrying hundreds of Irish, Scotch and American varieties, plus a sizeable craft beer . A&W drive-in restaurants, numerous locations throughout the county Ale House, 5830 S. Dixie Highway, Coral Gables Alley Cat, Coral Gables Arthur Maisel's, NE 79th Street and Biscayne Bouvelard, A1A and 183rd Street in Sunny Isles Bahamas Steak House, NW 36th Street and NW North River Drive, Miami That place had awesome hot dogs steamed in beer! 2911 Grand Ave #400d, Coconut Grove, FL 33133. Early morning in Coconut Grove. Thank you guest on June 28th for all of those. this man wrote clockwork orange because he has RANGE!!!! In one of these shots is the Plymouth Congregational Church after the cutting -- see all those beautiful power lines? Remembering the Pig and Whistle Restaurant on N.W. The bartender called me over just before midnight to take a phone call. Honeys Operated From The Mid 70s To Early 80s. I think of Embers, but that might be wrong. Your ex-wife's name was Elaine? We obliged and took one. Refugees snuck in. Place the orange juice in a small pot on high heat until it simmers. 9/24/1972, Miami Herald Staff: Coconut Grove - Street Scene. North Miami Fla. Thank you miamidon for the address on Ma Grundy's and the correction regarding the Trysting Places chain and correct name for One South. His parents acted like they could hardly recognize their sniffling salutatorian; decked out in loud bling, he clearly was not studying for the LSAT. Promenade was a fun place to work, with a 360 degree view of the Bay and the city. This grove replaced the famous Labyrinth grove, installed in 1665-1666 and enhanced in 1677 with a series of thirty-nine painted lead fountains in a lifelike representation of the animals in Aesop's fables. It was across from Bird Bowl. We must also add Sloppy Joe's Juice Bar, next to the Town Theatre! 1. Band ordered a drink and took in the scene. Use a clean paintbrush or small pastry brush to gently paint the rim of a margarita glass with CBD-infused honey. Another place I was surprised to not see on the list was Fox's Sherron Inn, again, another old establishment, around since 1946, and which closed in July 2015. You would see celebrities, supermodels, naked chicks jumping in the pool, and we would have this little mobile setup. Santacroce on US 1 across from UM. 9/5/1954, Miami Herald Staff: GREEN, GOLD AND PEACEFUL is winding Leafy Way in Coconut Grove. He always had coke and always hugged and kissed on both cheeks. They specialized in Blue Crabs I believe from Maryland. Said Band: "I had never tried anything like it. 6/1/1977, Jose Azel/Miami Herald Staff: Corporal Glenn Nills, 26, directing traffic. Then he sped back to the Mutiny. All in the '70's, Since found it was the Rustic Inn Crab Shack or Crab House.by Miller Rd, not Bird. Carlos, thank you very much for posting all those items which I will add in the near future to the above. James, one of the richest men in America, wintered at his estate on Ponciana Ave. Undated, Fred Brent/Miami Herald Staff: Jack's Place Whiskey Bar at 3686 SW 37th Ave. 2/26/1959, Doug Kennedy/Miami Herald Staff: Brooms? House really comes from disco. (photos at http://www.pbase.com/donboyd/image/83687388 and http://www.pbase.com/image/162319169 ) Bill Ross' Frosty Freeze, 1812 NW 36th Street, Allapattah (photo at http://www.pbase.com/donboyd/image/108013916 ) Bill's Drive-In, 3100 SW 8th Street, Miami Billy's Hamburgers Drive-In, formerly Kelly's Drive-In, 79th Street Causeway, Miami (photo at http://www.pbase.com/donboyd/image/97640174 ) Billy's Seafood, Miami Springs and then 79th Street Causeway Biscayne Baby, Coconut Grove Biscayne Cafeteria, Miracle Mile, Coral Gables (any other locations?) I was a waiter at Chez Viven Saturday night, November 29, 1975. ethedj Uses #Recordbox Software And #Pioneerdj Hardware. He walked over to her and asked if he could show her without hurting herself. Pour rum so it barely covers candy and stir. They had an eclectic collection of place settings and they were all different. Kirk Munroe Front Row, Linda Griffin, Gllinda Griffin, Pamela Archer, Teri Jaffe back row Pamela Zedra, Candy Powers, Bonny Bennect, Mary Singer. Again, thank you very much! Also Leo's Pizza on N.W. In its time there was nothing like it, and today it lives on in hindsight like the afterimage of a hallucination, bright but blurry.". Don't see it mentioned here. Coral Way Cafeteria on Miracle Mile. West Coconut Grove. Here's another song from Ralph's Brookfield Zoo, IL show from July 2006. What a great list! It was the place where northern millionaires built their sprawling estates near the bay and Bahamian blacks turned Charles Avenue into a district lush with its own sense of history and architecture. He was a star wrestler and debater at North Miami Beach High and was bar-mitzvahed nearby at Beth Torah Synagogue. We thought, Lets do a party. There were no parties, [but] this is a party business. Where Samari is across from The Fall's there was a restaurant with entertainment, probably around 1975, it was rather expensive more like a dinner club. These nice comments came to me via e-mail and I am reposting them here with permission of Bev Jacobson Lefcourt (MHS class of 1960): Carol, thank you for posting your memories. He crunched the risk-reward scenarios in his head as Venao tooted more of the pink stuff and licked powder up into his gums. 2/27/1989, Mary Lou Foy/Miami Herald Staff: Here are two black mahogany trees that died because of a poor moving job.They are dead across from Mayfair. 1. 1/1/1933, Richard B. Hoit: Small Boat Fleet on Biscayne. there was a continental restaurant on Biscayne Blvd. I am also trying to remember the name of a restaurant my family used to eat at on 32nd Ave near US1 in Miami. ethedj @ HONEY FOR THE BEARS, MIAMI. I appreciate it because accuracy is important to me. I used to have breakfast there with my dad and I can't remember the name. 2/6/1967, John Pineda/Miami Herald Staff: You name it, we got it --- Coconut grove streets off Main Highway. . My Tribute to Victor Pantin and club HONEY FOR THE BEAR, Coconut Grove, Florida, and Dj BO CRANE 1 hr 55 min MAR 4, 2023 Episode 2 - Dance Music and DJ Tony Gioe stops by to chat - Feb 5 2023 Episode 2 - Dance Music and DJ Tony Gioe stops by to chat - Feb 5 2023 Episode 2 Denise Chatman Takes You INSIDE STUDIO 54 and More . in Dade County Julius Caesar's Broasted Chicken, E. 49th Street and 4th Avenue, Hialeah Juniors Restaurant, various locations in Dade County (photos at http://www.pbase.com/donboyd/image/81450932 ) and http://www.pbase.com/donboyd/image/118892840 ) K's Pizza, NW 7th Avenue near the Bar-B-Q Barn (NW 117th Street), North Miami K. C. Cagney's, South Dixie Highway near UM (formerly The Flick, now Titanic Brew Pub) and Kendall Lakes shopping center Kahna Hura Chinese Restaurant, Coral Way just east of SW 37th Avenue (owned by Chippy's Chippy Diamond) Kapok Tree, west Broward Kelley's Drive-In, LeJeune Road Kellys Drive-In, (later Billy's Drive-In), 1200 NE 79th Street, Miami (photo at http://www.pbase.com/donboyd/image/76912928 ) Kellys Seafood House, 17550 Collins Avenue, Sunny Isles (photo at http://www.pbase.com/donboyd/image/102835699 ) Kelly's Seafood Restaurant, south side of Kendall Drive just east of SW 107th Avenue, Kendall Key Hole Lounge, The, Crandon Boulevard, Key Biscayne (photo at http://www.pbase.com/donboyd/image/81018287 ) Key Note Bar & Lounge, 10917 Bird Road (SW 40th Street, Miami (photo at http://www.pbase.com/donboyd/image/85250553 ) Kim's Cabin Restaurant, W. Sunrise Boulevard & NW 3rd Avenue, Ft. Lauderdale King Arthur's Court, Miami Springs Villas, Miami Springs King's Bay Yacht and Country Club L&N Seafood, The Falls La Belle Epoque, Bal Harbour La Lechonera La Paloma, 10999 Biscayne Boulevard, North Miami La Villa Italian Restaurant, SW 56th Street at 94th Avenue Lagoon Restaurant & Lounge, on the Intracoaastal at 488 Sunny Isles Boulevard, Sunny Isles Larry's All-American Restaurant, US1, Homestead Larry and Ernie's Pan American Room, (1940's) 27 NE 2nd Avenue, Miami (photo at http://www.pbase.com/donboyd/image/125798201 ) Latta's Restaurant (cooked in sight, must be right), N. W. 7th Avenue, Miami LB's Eatery, South Dixie Highway near UM (formerly The Flick and K. C. Cagney's, now Titantic Brew Pub) Le Festival Ledges, 3101 Ponce de Leon Boulevard, Coral Gables (now occupied by the great Christy's) Leisure Lounge, deep south Dade Lemon Twist Bar, NW 7th Street and 57th Avenue, Miami Leo's Pizza, NW 7th Avenue near NW 55th Street, Miami Leonard's LaPena, upscale steakhouse at Bird Road and SW 70th Avenue, Miami Les Jardins, LeJeune Road, later the Playboy Club and then Bobby Rubino's, Miami Les Violins Supper Club, 1751 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami Lighthouse Restaurant, The, Haulover Park, Dade County (photo at http://www.pbase.com/donboyd/image/102283357 ) Lila's, home of the 'montana de papas fritas', SW 8 Street near 22nd Avenue, and also at Coral Way and 84th Avenue, Dade County Lions Share Subs Little Joe's Barbecue, 12 Crandon Boulevard, Key Biscayne (photo at http://www.pbase.com/donboyd/image/81311631 ) Little JP's, Hialeah (where?) It was all mobile, low-tech, recalls Falcon. I believe I'm caught up again - sorry for the delay. Why? Pour the mixture into your gummy bear mold, using a dropper or measuring cup. All these sounds were coming together and influencing each other, as a new generation in Miami began to develop. 7/1/1977, Tim Chapman/Miami Herald Staff: Many of those who came from the bahamas stayed until their death and some of them were buried in this graveyard at 37th ave and Charles street. I loved it. His older brother, the state prosecutor pursuing dopers, barely made eye contact. It was powerful, mind-fucking stuff, the kind that made you feel immortal and indefatigable. Directions. Originally spelled Cocoanut Grove its residents decided to drop the a after its incorporation as a city in 1919- the village has attracted sailors, academics, artists, explorers, drop-outs and scientists. Kingsley Amis, New York Times A sharply written satire, Honey for the Bears sends an unassuming antiques dealer, Paul Hussey, to Russia to do one final deal on the black market as a favor for a dead friend's wife. My secondary "Old Allapattah and Other Greater Miami Neighborhoods" Facebook page is full of old photos of various areas of Dade County going back as far as the 19th century and there are perhaps some of these defunct restaurants that I may wish to search for to include at my site. The final verdict is five stars because I really enjoyed it. Gioseppi's in Hialeah on W 84th Street & 12th Avenue, the very best. Erik and Robert, your restaurants are now listed. At 5 a.m., the Coot abruptly got up and said he had to leave, warning his guests (those who weren't coked out of consciousness) not to use the room phone and to be out by 11 a.m. at the latest, when the maid would show up to clean the $500-a-night suite. I was reminiscing tonight on the phone with a friend of mine (we both grew up in Miami), and I cannot remember that restaurant's name. In the elevator, he admitted he hadn't paid a cent for his dinner. Does anyone remember the name of this restaurant because for the life of me, I can't!! Yes, it was there in the early and mid 50'sMy family and I ate there frequently. Thank you Don, I have a photo of a match book which is sentimental to me as that is how my parents met. "There was just so much cocaine coming in," reasoned Band, "that you couldn't find distributors fast enough.". A polished life is a clean one, so waterless services, hospital-grade sterilization, single-use 3015 Grand Ave Miami, FL 33133 (877) 839-1854 LEARN MORE VIEW ALL BUSINESSES STORIES FROM THE HEART OF THE GROVE community service, legacy family Coconut Grove is home for world traveler Debbie Dolson what could go wrong. He made some calls "Hey, Mandy, what you doing? Coconut Grove Perfect For: Unique Dining Experience Corporate Cards Special Occasions Birthdays $$$$ 3540 Main Highway, Miami Earn 3X Points Sushi By Scratch is a $165 omakase serving a 17-course meal that's far from traditional Japanese sushi. The Original Ranch House - Miami Lakes - Hialeah | Urbanspoon, Memories of Old Hialeah, Old Miami and Old South Florida Photo Galleries - largest non-Facebook collection on the internet Photo Gallery by Don Boyd at pbase.com, The following errors occurred with your submission. Thanks! No. Scoop off your foam. Thank you again for posting your comments and memories. My friends and I loved it and did it in conjunction with visits to Bird Road all the time. He settled on a bartending gig at a downtown Miami discotheque, where exile gangsters would tip him in hundred-dollar bills and pinches of quality Peruvian cocaine. Quite a Hoot. The Coot, she explained, "was like a godfather" to the girls who worked at the Mutiny. The Ladybug Club was a great place for us Grovites in the late 60s and early 70s. their website is at http://thepizzaloft.com/ Pizza Palace Drive-In's, several locations in Dade County (photo at http://www.pbase.com/donboyd/image/150673160 ) Pizza Patio Drive-In, Bird Road, Miami Place for Steak, The, 79th Street Causeway Plantation Pit BBQ Playboy Club, 7701 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami (photo at http://www.pbase.com/donboyd/image/150108277 ) Playboy Club, Miami Airport Inn, LeJeune Road, Miami Playboy Plaza, Collins Avenue, Miami Beach Polly Davis Cafeterias, several locations in South Florida Porky's Hide Away, N. Federal Highway, Ft. Lauderdale Pot Licker's, Homestead Port of Call Seafood Prince Hamlet, Biscayne Boulevard, Miami Promenade, The, Miamarina, 5th Street and Biscayne (opened 1971, operated by Restaurant Associates who also owned The Four Seasons in NYC)(later Reflections on The Bay Pub, The Pumpernik's, Collins Avenue and 67th Street, Miami Beach (photo at http://www.pbase.com/donboyd/image/102905482 ) Purple Grotto, The, Red Road (SW 57th Avenue) and SW 16th Street, Miami Quintessence, 15801 S. Dixie Highway, Miami Quinty's Italian Restaurant, Hook Square off the Circle, Miami Springs Ranch House Restaurants, various locations in South Florida (1 original left at 1548 W. 84th Street, Hialeah) - numerous locations, and became Neighbors Restaurant but they shut down years later Rancher Motel, The, Biscayne Boulevard and NE 126th Street, North Miami Randy's Restaurant & Lounge, 13420 NW 7th Avenue, North Miami Rascal House, several locations in Dade County (photos at http://www.pbase.com/donboyd/image/81452040 and http://www.pbase.com/donboyd/image/158293000 ) Raymond's Steak House, NE 163rd Street and Federal Highway, North Miami Beach Red Bird Bar, northwest corner of Bird Road and Ludlam Road, Miami (photo at http://www.pbase.com/donboyd/image/85354513 ) Red Coach Grill, various locations in Dade County (photos at http://www.pbase.com/donboyd/image/92407129 , http://www.pbase.com/donboyd/image/123842083 and http://www.pbase.com/donboyd/image/93646925 ) Red Diamond Italian Restaurant, 327 NW 42nd Avenue (LeJeune Road), Miami (ad photo at http://www.pbase.com/donboyd/image/76912946 ) Red Over Italian Restaurant, Dolores Castillo, 4660 Palm Avenue, Hialeah 888-5011 Red Road Lounge, W. 4th Avenue (Red Road) around W. 20th Street, Hialeah Reef Restaurant, The, 2700 S. Andrews Avenue, Ft. Lauderdale Reflections on the Bay, Miamarina, east of Biscayne Boulevard at NE 5th Street, Miami (originally The Promenade) Regent Emporium, The, 3500 NW 17th Avenue, Allapattah (1920's) (photos at: http://www.pbase.com/donboyd/image/107995999 and http://www.pbase.com/donboyd/image/107996003 ) Regine's Remo's Italian American Restaurant and Lounge, 17350 Collins Avenue, Sunny Isles (photos at http://www.pbase.com/donboyd/image/81453413 and http://www.pbase.com/donboyd/image/81453414 ) Rib Cage (former Stephen's, later Daniel's & O'Quinn), W. 18th Street and W. 4th Avenue (Red Road), Hialeah Rick's Bar, inside the Sheraton Hotel, NW 103rd Street and Palmetto Expressway, Hialeah Gardens (1989 and later) (lated named "Club Escape" in 2005-2009 time frame) Robin Hood Inn and Forest Lounge, 3601 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami (photos at http://www.pbase.com/donboyd/image/102837588 and http://www.pbase.com/image/163426996 ) Rocco's Italian Restaurant, Red Road and SW 16th Street.
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