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Cúrate at Home arose as a pandemic pivot for the Asheville-based restaurant. The concept ships food from Cúrate chefs, Spanish specialty goods and other merchandise locally and nationally.  The Spanish Wine Club imports and ships wine, which customers can buy via online marketplace or through a monthly subscription.  (Story continues below) The concepts have proved popular enough to have outgrown their home operations at La Bodega, which now serves breakfast dishes, pastries, sandwiches, soups and a variety of merchandise, wine and pantry items.  The new space also allows Cúrate to g...

Photo courtesy of the Boathouse at Riverside Boathouse at the Riverside Hotel 620 SE Fourth St., Fort Lauderdale 954-377-5494 This waterside spot in the heart of downtown Fort Lauderdale is not brand new. In fact, in March 2021, it will celebrate its three-year anniversary. Amid the pandemic, Boathouse at Riverside has become the go-to, open-air haven for unwinding as boats cruise by on the New River. In addition to its all-you-can-eat mussels for $25 every day, and a half-off daily happy hour from 4-6:30 p.m., it offers tapas-style dishes like gator tacos ($10), roasted honey Brussels spro...

by Carlito Pablo on February 4th, 2021 at 9:37 AM 1 of 3 2 of 3 Natalie Rivas left a career in banking and finance to join her brother in launching a new restaurant in Vancouver. In September 2015, she and sibling Paul opened Bodega on Main, which specializes in Spanish cuisine. The establishment at 1014 Main Street brought back some of the favourite dishes from the La Bodega Restaurante & Tapas Bar. The former La Bodega was cofounded by their father, Francisco. It operated downtown for 43 years, from 1971 to 2014, until its Howe Street location was acquired by a property developer. The ...

Women, People of Color Usher New Political Era in San Diego By Marielena Castellanos It’s a new day for women and people of color in San Diego politics, as newcomers step into elected positions throughout the County. Jill Galvez, who has lived in Northwest Chula Vista for more than 26 years was recently elected to the Chula Vista City Council to represent Council District 2, which has some of the City’s oldest neighborhoods including the historic downtown Chula Vista and the Bayfront. Galvez commented on why she decided to run for office, “Chula Vista is the best place on earth to live...