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Naples restaurants & food: 2 moves, 100-layer lasagna, new bakery, scary salmon - Vimarsana News

Naples restaurants & food: 2 moves, 100-layer lasagna, new bakery, scary salmon

What to know about 2 restaurants on the move, the new Italian bakery on Fifth plus a new book revealing the dangers of salmon.

Source: yahoo.com
Cafe Ciao to Open in the Central West End Tuesday, Offering Pizza and Gelato - Vimarsana News

Cafe Ciao to Open in the Central West End Tuesday, Offering Pizza and Gelato

The cafe will serve the Italian fare that owner Darmin Beganovic fell in love with as a teen

Bufarella Italian sandwich shop closes in Oakland Park - South Florida Sun-Sentinel - Vimarsana News

Bufarella Italian sandwich shop closes in Oakland Park - South Florida Sun-Sentinel

Bufarella, the corner Italian cheese and sandwich shop in Oakland Park that tantalized locals with daily fresh mozzarella, burrata and handhelds on crunchy ciabattina bread, has permanently closed.

Restaurants in Miami Beach lose sidewalk dining permits: Travel Weekly - Vimarsana News

Restaurants in Miami Beach lose sidewalk dining permits: Travel Weekly

A total of 13 establishments in the city lost their rights to offer sidewalk dining, including nine in the popular Ocean Drive corridor.

Coffee culture helps Cape Town CBD cafes survive - Vimarsana News

Coffee culture helps Cape Town CBD cafes survive

Coffee culture helps Cape Town CBD cafes survive Share Cape Town - Coffee culture has helped coffee-centred businesses in the CBD survive amid the economic storms of lockdown, with new cafés also setting up shop recently. “Coffee shops have held their own in the CBD during lockdown with very few venues, if any, closing down as a result of the coronavirus pandemic and the subsequent economic hardships it has inflicted on stakeholders and businesses in town and throughout the country,” said Cape Town Central City Improvement District (CCID) chief executive Tasso Evangelinos. Cape T...

Source: iol.co.za