February 3rd, 2013
Bar None, the Bru’s Room in Delray Beach has award winning wings. They are grilled, not greasy and taste delicious. And, this is the week-end!! As I was checking Atlantic Avenue I noticed that Bru’s Room was packing them in. They have over 40 tvs.
With so many Ravens’ fans in Delray Beach…it will be very crowded.
Locations? Besides the Delray Beach location at 35 NE 2nd Ave., there are plenty more throughout South Florida. Please visit http://www.brusroom.com.
The Delray Beach location is comfortable and you can have the choice to have a seat outdoors (my favorite), or inside. Their telephone number in case you want to order wings is 561-276-3663.
Please order the wings grilled. My absolute favorites are the Sweet ‘N’ Tangy.
When with my family, we always order the Triple Threat…BBQ, Sweet ‘N’ Tangy, Hot, grilled with minced garlic.
Note: Their wings are gluten free. Make sure you mention it to your server.
Go Ravens!!
January 15th, 2013
Delray Beach has maintained its charmed through history. The area is known for its rich soil. Vegetables and fruits were grown in abundance. Its large colony of artists call Delray home. And…its festivals are famous throughout Florida, as well.
It is a very walkable town. Historic preservation in this town is taken seriously. The cottages that were retreats in simpler days are for the most part, still standing.
At this time of the year, when it is rainy and cold in the northeast the snowflakes and the snowbirds head south for some warmth, rest, and relaxation.
When I mention Delray Beach to others, the beach, restaurants, bars, shops and music venues come to mind.
The beach is unobstructed; you can sit there all they long. The water? Well, see for yourselves.
Too hot to sit on the beach? Tired of shopping and eating? I’ll bet!!
How about a little cruise on the intracoastal? You can catch these cruises right on Atlantic Avenue by the draw bridge, on board the Lady Delray and Lady Atlantic. It is Delray Yatch Cruises located at 801 E. Atlantic Avenue. Tel. 561-243-0686. Website? http://www.delraybeachcruises.com.
You can take 2 hour cruises northbound or southbound on the intracoastal. They also have dinner cruises, as well. On their website you can check all that info., including their on-board menu.
It something different to do, looking at Delray Beach from another point of observation.
Sandoway House Nature Center is located 142 South Ocean Blvd. in Delray Beach. It is right on A1A and you cannot miss it. If you are on Atlantic Ave., go east and turn right on the corner of Atlantic Ave. and A1A. It will be about 2 blocks on the right. Tel. 561-274-7263. Website? http://www.sandowayhouse.org.
Events, exhibits and programs are offered all the time. Please check the website if you are visiting town.
Coral Reef Pool & Daily Shark Feedings at the Sandoway House occur on Tuesday through Saturday at 10:30 a.m. On Sunday the feeding is at 1:30 p.m. Admission is $4 for 3 years of age and older.
The Ivonne S. Templeton Shell Gallery is home to the Albert & Ann Becker Shell Collection. It is the largest in South Florida with over 10,000 “museum quality shells”.
And, coming up is Nature Photography 101 Series. 6 consecutive Saturday mornings. The series is called An Eye for Nature: A Photographic Winter on The Coast. More info? It is all on their website.
Wakodahatchee – It means “created waters”. West of Atlantic Avenue 50 acres have been transformed into a wetlands ecosystem. Turtles, frogs, alligators and birds call this preserve, home. Location? 13026 Jog Rd. Go west on Atlantic, crossing over I-95. Turn right on Jog Rd. Cross over Lake Ida intersection. It will be on the right hand side; about 1/4 mile. The sign is not big.
It is an elevated boardwalk…about 3/4 of a mile. You can stroll, walk, sit and watch the birds come to rest for the evening. It opens early in the a.m. until dusk. More info? Check http://www.pbcgov.com/waterutilities/wakodahatchee/location.htm.
Green Cay Nature Preserve is another acreage transformed into a wetlands ecosystem. The boardwalk is larger than the one at Wakodahatchee; 1.5 miles long. It is also open from sunrise to sunset. Location? 12800 Hagen Ranch Rd. This is considered suburban Boyton Beach, between Boyton Beach Blv. and Atlantic Avenue. More info? Please visit http://www.pbcgov.com/waterutilities/waterfacts/green_cay.htm.
It is relaxing way to start or end the day…pretty relaxing.
The Morikami Gardens are located 4000 Morikami Park Rd., Delray Beach, FL 33446. Tel. 561-495-0233. Website? http://www.morikami.org.
The gardens are beautiful and tranquil. The Cornell Cafe offers a Pan-Asian inspired menu. You can sit outdoors on the terrace or indoors in air condition.
The Morikami Gardens hold events, classes and festivals throughout the year. Best to check the calendar of events on the website.
Coming up there is a beginner’s bonsai class: The Art of Bonsai. It will take place on 1/20, 1/27, 2/3, 2/10 and 2/17, from 9 a.m. until Noon. It will be held at the Oki Education Center Deck. Instructor? Vladimir Foursa. $91 for non members and $81 for members, plus $35 of materials payable to the instructor. You will receive a manual, pruning tool, one beginner’s bonsai tree, bonsai pot, and use of wire and bonsai soil.
Advance registration is required, and you can do so on-line.
Loxahatchee Everglades Tours – Wild Lyle is a great tour guide. He has been doing these tours for years. The tours depart on the hour, starting at 10 a.m. and with the last one starting at 4 p.m. You will see the animals in their natural habitat and you will be gliding over a river of grass. Location? 15490 Loxahatchee Rd., Parkland, FL 33076. Tel. 561-482-6107. They open at 9 a.m. Website? http://www.evergladesairboattours.com.
If you are departing from Delray Beach, just take I-95 South to Hillsboro Blvd. (west exit). Go all the way to the end and take a left on Loxahatchee Rd. Follow the road to the end.
The best time to take these tours is on a hot and sunny day. It seems the animals come out to get warm. If you would like to check the weather, please call 561-482-8026.
Please note that these tours are not for children 3 years of age and younger. Also, please note that there is a 25% discount coupon on the website. You can print it and bring it in.
Gumbo Limbo Nature Center – With a Mission “To increase public awareness of coastal and marine ecosystems through research, education, and conservation”. It is located at 1801 North Ocean Blvd., Boca Raton, FL 33432. It is very easy to find. If you are traveling on A1A from Delray Beach, go south and cross Spanish River intersection. The Nature Center will be on your right; about 1/4 mile.
You will find Children’s Programs, Family Programs, Adult Programs, Events, Group Tours and Field Trips and School Programs. You can check the schedule of events by visiting http://www.gumbolimbo.org. Tel. 561-544-8615.
Palm Beach Pack & Paddle Club is in West Palm Beach…This is “The eating club with a camping, canoeing, kayaking, bicycling, backpacking, and hiking disorder”. They encourage and support conservation, and protection of the natural environment.
It is full of activities year-round. It is a club but non-members may participate in up to 2 trips before becoming members. More info? Please visit http://www.clubkayak.com/pandp/.
Hey, have a great time!! Talk to you later….
January 4th, 2013
In some way music enhances the soul. “It can be a way of relaxing and allowing your body and mind to take a break from the monotony of life.”
In 2012, Delray Beach, Florida was voted “Most Fun Small Town in America”. That title carries a lot of weight….so many towns offer its visitors unique ways to vacation. Delray Beach has the whole package. It is a very walkable town. Gorgeous beaches, shopping, dining…a true vacation destination.
So let’s see What’s Going On? It is TGIF!! Time to let our hair down and kick some heels!!
There are plenty of venues to pick and choose. I’ll be honest, some of the venues offer food. Okay, but not the greatest. We all have different expectations so I will focus only on the music venues, you can decide how the food is.
Arts Garage, located at 180 NE 1st St. Tel. 561-450-6357 Website? http://www.artsgarage.com. This is one of the newest music, arts and entertainment venues. You can bring food in, buy a whole table, or just a seat. I wrote a post on Arts Garage on December 21st. You can just click on the month of December and scroll down to the date. Pretty interesting concept.
Atlantic Grill at Seagate, located at 1000 E. Atlantic Avenue. Live entertainment Tuesday through Saturday. Tel. 561-665-4900. Website? http://www.theseagatehotel.com/dining. Located in the Seagate Hotel. I have friends that go all the time and love the nightly music.
Blue Anchor is located at 804 E. Atlantic Avenue. Tonight, Friday, is Mad Cow at 10 p.m., Saturday, is British Invasion, also at 10 p.m. and on Sunday is Merv Johnston’s Remedy, at 9 p.m. Website? http://www.theblueanchor.com
Boston’s on The Beach is located at 40 S. Ocean Blvd. (A1A). There is music Monday through Sunday. Best to check the website http://www.bostonsonthebeach.com. Tel. 561-278-3364
Marriott Hotel, located on the Corner of A1A and Atlantic Avenue, (10 North Ocean Blvd.). The Marriott is so pretty…they have a lounge with entertainment. Best check http://www.marriottdelraybeach.com, or you can call 561-274-3200.
The Colony Hotel is located at 525 East Atlantic Avenue. It is a historic hotel. I did write a post on the Colony on 4/2/11. Just click on April, 2011 and scroll down to the 2nd. Besides daily yoga, you can also enjoy live entertainment during the week-end on the Porch, overlooking Atlantic Ave. Tel. 561-276-4123. Website? http://www.colonyflorida.com.
Old Calypso is located at 900 E. Atlantic Avenue. Tel. 561-279-2300. Website? http://www.oldcalypso.com. Friday, at 7 p.m. Tom Willis will be entertaining. On Saturday at 7 p.m., Neil Franklin and on Sunday from Noon until 4 p.m. “Rhythm N’ Brunch” with Neil Franklin.
Paddy McGee’s is located at 307 E. Atlantic Ave. Tel. 561-865-7341. Website? http://www.paddymcgeesdb.com. Live music throughout the week. Friday Charlie Sullivan & The RAK. Saturday, music by SLEJJ!!
Prime, 110 E. Atlantic Avenue, will offer DJ. Tel. 561-865-5845. Website? http://www.primedelray.com.
Tryst is located at 4 E. Atlantic Avenue. Tel. 561-921-0201. Website? http://www.trystdelray.com. Live music on Saturdays from 5 p.m. until 9:30 p.m.
Cranes Beach House is located at 82 Gleason St. Tel. 561-278-1700 Please check the events’ schedule at http://www.cranesbeachhouse.com.
Gol! The Taste of Brazil is located at 411 E. Atlantic Ave. Live music Thursday through Sunday. Please visit http://www.golthetasteofbrazil.com.
Deck 84 at 840 E. Atlantic Ave. has music Saturday through Sunday from 2 p.m. until 6 p.m. Please visit http://www.deck84.com.
Buddha Sky Bar located at 217 E. Atlantic Avenue has a DJ on Friday and Saturday. Please visit http://www.buddhaskybar.com.
Hurricane Bar & Lounge located at 640 E. Atlantic Avenue has local and regional live music throughout the week. Friday (tonight) Zero to Sixty, and Saturday (tomorrow) Adam Jason Band, both at 9:30 p.m. Tel. 561-278-0282. Website? http://www.hurricanelounge.com. Guess what? They also have a Sunday NFL Playoffs Free Cookout for ages 21 and up.
Johnnie Brown’s located at 301 Atlantic Avenue will have Friday and Saturday Rock ‘n Roll ‘n Ribs. Tonight, Friday 5th Gear will be entertaining and on Saturday, 1/5 The Rob Arenth Experience. Entertainment starts at 9 p.m. until 1 a.m.
Solita is located at 25 NE 2nd Avenue. Every Friday at 5:30 p.m. is Friday Blues & Jazz. Please visit http://www.solitaitalian.com. Tel. 561-899-0888.
If I have missed a venue….you know what you can do. Let me know!!
Have a great time!!
December 21st, 2012
Celebrating the Holidays in Delray Beach? This Village by the Sea knows a thing or two about celebrations. Up and down Atlantic Avenue, towards A1A and the Beach, you will find a decorated Village. Years ago when I first “discovered” Delray Beach, already it was becoming a place to go with gorgeous beaches. I think I liked it a lot because it reminded me of our Delaware Beaches. Same idea, Delray is a town that is preserving its cultural heritage, and definitely, a dining and shopping destination.
Back in October I was in Delray and decided to stop and check out a fairly new cultural and arts venue located in the Pineapple Grove District of Delray. Pineapple Grove has become an extension of Atlantic Ave.
The Arts Garage is located at 180 NE First St., Delray Beach, FL 33444. Tel. 561-450-6357 Website? http://www.artsgarage.org
The Arts Garage is across the new Hyatt Place, which opened just a few months ago. By the way, I wrote a post with photos on December 12th. If you would like to see it, just scroll down to the date.
It is a storefront space situated on the lower level of the Old School Square Parking Garage. Art exhibits in the lobby change all the time.
The Arts Garage “is a multi-disciplinary cultural hub for visual artists, musicians, performing film presenters and arts educators”.
BYOW or better yet Bring Your Own Whatever is what you would want to do. It is a different concept and it has been received with much success. Just bring whatever you want; drinks, wine, a full meal, snacks or appetizers, perhaps? Please note that you need to bring everything for your drinks and meal; napkins, glasses, silverware, etc. etc.
You can sit at individual tables which are closer to the stage. You can buy a whole table or individual seats.
Or, you can also sit auditorium style in the back. I say the back, but there are no bad seats in the theater.
If you want to know more about Arts Garage, please check http://www.artsgarage.org/about.
Programs, concerts, films and theater, including classes for children are all in the website. The schedule can be seen at http://www.artsgarage.org/programs.php.
So what would a perfect in Delray Beach be? How about spending the day on the unobstructed beach….and then hitting the Arts Garage for a very unique and fun night!!
December 3rd, 2012
Just a stroll away from trendy Atlantic Avenue in Delray Beach, Florida, you will find the new Hyatt Place. It opened in this Village by the Sea this summer. It is great to have choices, and this hotel is the latest to open in this town that has become such a well known destination.
Many years ago Pineapple Grove did have pineapples growing….oh, how it has changed; it is an extension of Atlantic Avenue, where you can live, play, and stay awhile. It is also known as an artist’s colony. Lots of little independent artists and boutiques line this street. Plenty of restaurants serving unique dishes in South Florida, as well.
The last time I was in Delray Beach….believe me this post is way past due, I decided to stop and check out the new hotel. It was late September, early October, and even though Delray is a year round resort, it was a little quiet. I decided to take some pictures since I was not going to be bothering anyone. The hotel was getting some final touches.
Just look at the picture of the front of the Hyatt Place. Right above the door are suites. Keep on reading my post…pictures are coming.
Hyatt Place is located at 104 NE 2nd Avenue, Delray Beach, FL 33444. Tel. 561-330-3530. Website? http://www.hyattplace.com.
I immediately liked the lobby. Spacious, clean lines, and simple. This is a green hotel too.
Hyatt Place has plenty of cozy corners to sit and either have a drink or work. The hotel offers free Wi-Fi.
Big windows give natural light to the lobby. The hotel offers personal service and food 24/7.
I was taken on a tour of one of their suites. The rooms were well appointed with simple lines. The suite was a nice size, with huge windows. What’s perfect about this hotel is that you can just go out the door and be at the doorsteps of all the trendy shops, restaurants, and entertainment Delray Beach has to offer. The actual beach is less than a mile. Walk it or grab a bike.
 
Off the seating room, the bedroom.
 
And the bathroom.
 
The hotel is the perfect size; not huge…So, if you are a snowbird or a snowflake, check it out.
November 9th, 2012
It is so good to be able to say thank you and mean it. I want to thank those companies advertising on AboutMyBeaches. Some of them I bugged a lot; explaining why they should be on my website. I really do appreciate it.
AboutMyBeaches started back on July of 2009. It was one of those ideas. I am a frustrated concierge. First it was going to be just a website. When my webmaster, Ed Timmons, met with me, I kept talking and talking. He probably thought I was more of a blogger. So, really, it was his suggestion. Here I am. I consider myself to be in the business of Word of Mouth.
Since my advertisers are on my website, which is written in a blog style, you can access them directly. Just look at them on the right hand side of AboutMyBeaches, http://www.aboutmybeaches.com, and you will be able to find out what these companies are all about. They are all different. Their owners are very nice, and easy to talk to.
Let’s meet them:
Tidewater Realty – This company is located at 32892 Coastal Highway (Rt.1) at the Starboard Center in the town of Bethany Beach, Delaware. Bethany is considered one of the Quiet Resorts of the Delaware Beaches. I know it well. For many years I lived there. It is a small coastal community, with great beaches, and quaint little restaurants. Tel. 302-539-7500. Toll free 900-888-7501.
 Bethany Beach Tidewater Realty is a boutique size real estate company. Broker of Record? John Merryman, III. This company has been a sales leader in the community for 30 years. It is known for its personal and professional attention. Website? http://www.tidewaterrealty.com. Please remember that Delaware has low property taxes and tax free shopping!!
Coastal Chem-Dry – This company is at the forefront of the carpet and upholstery industry. Green certified, with innovative equipment and powerful cleaning solutions. Website? http://www.chem-dry.net/coastal.de. It dries quickly, so you don’t have to wait hours and even days for this to happen.
A Fall Special!! 3 rooms for $119.95 up to 350 sq.ft. Stairs not included.
Please contact them at: New Castle County and Kent County 302-234-0200. Sussex County 302-645-2800.
Check the website for more specials and information.
Miken Builders is located at 32782 Cedar Drive, Millville, Delaware 19967. Millville is located a few miles west of Bethany Beach. Tel. 302-537-4444. Cell 302-381-0773. Website? http://www.mikenbuilders.com. Mike Cummings is the Founder and CEO of this company. I have known him for so many years. Our sons played Little League together. Besides being a friend, I have also been a customer.
Miken Builders is a commercial and residential construction company. It is very well respected for his construction work and for his involvement in our communities. No job is too small or too big for them.
Last summer they worked on my house. A whole new entry way, which by the way, I have enjoyed and was very much needed. Also, there was some remodeling in my bathroom.
Betterliving Patio & Sunrooms of Delmarva. This company is under the umbrella of Miken Builders. Location? 32442 Royal Blvd., Unit 1, Dagsboro, DE 19939. Tel. 302-251-0000. Toll Free 877-251-0080. Website? http://www.betterlivingdelmarva.com. They are the exclusive provider of Betterliving 3-Season year-round sunrooms and awnings.
Doggies at the Beach is a boarding and day care facility for your pooches. It is located at 18806 John J. Williams Highway (Rt. 24), Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. Tel. 302-644-8200. Website? http://www.doggiesatthebeach.com. It is my dog, Addy’s, home away from home. I have total confidence in Jim and his staff and when I leave her there. I feel she is in the best of care.
Doggies at the Beach has 4 master groomers for dogs and cats, working 7 days a week; mornings, afternoons, and evenings. All you have to do is call for an appointment. The facility is great with 24/7 human care. It is also climate controlled. Dog training is also available.
Two new web-cams are being installed. One will be located in the new puppy room, the other in the new building called Bayside.
Doggies at the Beach is very much involved in the community. Don’t be surprised to see them in parades, holding events, and having a good old time!!
SoDel Concepts, founded and owned by Restauranteur & Philanthropist, Matt Haley. Website? http://www.sodelconcepts.com. A total of 6 restaurants at the moment, with its newest one, Papa Grande, opening in 2013 in Fenwick Island, Delaware. Stay tuned for updates. Busy does not even begin to describe this company. I have written posts, with pictures, on most of them, except Blue Coast Seafood Grill….soon, though. Just put their name on the search of AboutMyBeaches to see some delicious dishes.
In Lewes, Delaware you will find Fish On! – http://www.fishon.bz
In Rehoboth Beach, Delaware you will find Lupo di Mare – http://www.lupodimarerehoboth.com
In North Bethany Beach, Delaware you will also find Matt’s Fish Camp – http://www.mattsfishcamp.com
Also, in North Bethany you will find Blue Coast Seafood Grill – http://www.bluecoastseafoodgrill.com
In Ocean View, Delaware you will find NorthEast Seafood Kitchen – http://www.northeastseafoodkitchen.com
In Fenwick Island, Delaware, that’s where you will find Catch 54 – http://www.catch54.com.
In each of them I have found a favorite dish. If you are visiting the Delaware Beaches, try them. I don’t think you will be disappointed.
Plate Catering – This is a catering company owned by Matt Haley, owner of SoDel Concepts. A dinner for many, or just for a few. An intimate affair, perhaps? A special occasion, I am sure. They can handle it. Please give them a call at 302-644-1200. Website? http://www.plate-catering.com
The Global Delaware Fund. This is a non-profit organization founded by Matt Haley, owner of SoDel Concepts and Plate Catering. It provides goods and services to children at risk in distressed situations. It has been lending a hand here, in Delaware, and abroad. Please visit http://www.theglobaldelawarefund.com.
Butter Shades is a sun glass company from Philadelphia that sells affordable sunglasses without sacrificing pure, manufactured quality. This company has a passion and compassion…they are giving back to the community, as well. Please check the sunglasses at http://www.buttershades.com
TKO – In Bethany Beach you will find Alice H. Klein, Jeweler and Designer. She is the owner and founder of TKO Designs, Inc. In the business for 32 years, Alice has a unique way of presenting a beautiful stone in its best light. She works with plastics and resins, precious and semi-precious stones, pearls, gold, gold filled, silver and Swaroski crystals. She can give a lift to a tired setting giving it that wow factor.
 
TKO Designs is located at 100 Garfield Pkwy., Stores 6 & 7, Bethany Beach, Delaware. Tel. 302-539-6992. Website? http://www.alicehklein-tko.com. I have known the company for so long and I am a consummate fan of her work. Her niece JoAnne works at her store, as well.
Florida – I do have a few advertisers in Florida. You might want to know them. Whether you are a snowflake or a snowbird these 2 companies provide great services. I also know them, personally, and can recommend them fully.
Tauriello & Co. is a real estate company located in the heart of Delray Beach, Florida. This coastal town is also known as the Village by the Sea. You can find it at 900 E. Atlantic Avenue. Tel. 561-278-5570. Toll Free 877-509-8300. Website? http://www.tauriello.com.
Brokers of Record are Daniel & Sue Tauriello. They have been in Delray Beach for so many years and are very well respected in the Village by the Sea. I have known them since 2003 and they have given me personal and professional service. Please call Cheran or Sue if you want to find that special place to hang your beach chair.
Beach House Management, LLC – This is a property management company in Delray Beach. Michael Keegan is at the helm of the company and along with his staff, you home will be in good hands. Totally professional and caring. I have used Michael since 2003 and have no regrets at all. Some might think that a property management company is a luxury; in reality, it is a necessity when you are not there. For more information, please visit http://www.mybeachhouses.com. Tel. 561-376-4329.
Again, I do appreciate your business….Interested advertising on AboutMyBeaches? I think it is a very good deal. $500 for one year. Your banner on AboutMyBeaches. My personal attention, as well. Check the website and see if you like it. Nothing better than word of mouth.
Have a good one!!
June 23rd, 2012
Turning out to be one of my favorite restaurants in Delray Beach…. Brule Bistro, located at 200 NE 2nd Avenue. Tel. 561-274-2046. Website? www.brulebistro.com.
I remember when Pineapple Grove was just starting out. People did talk back then that it would be an extension of Atlantic Avenue. To some extent, it is. But, it has much more. It has a unique flavor. Lots of little restaurants, boutiques, apartments, gyms, even postal service. Most importantly, it is an artist’s colony, as well. So, when you live in Pineapple Grove, everything is accessible; Atlantic Ave., just a stroll away.
I love the way Brule Bistro has evolved. Love what they have done with the interior of the Bistro. I was told that in July they will be closing for a week; more remodeling, I believe in the kitchen area.
The other night when we stopped for a bite to eat, the restaurant was comfortably crowded. I usually sit outside but being that it was a little too warm and it looked like rain was on the way, we played it safe, and inside we sat. I am glad we did because it was so nice inside.
Brule Bistro makes everything in-house. It opens early and closes late.
It is a great spot for lunch. Sit under their umbrellas and enjoy the balmy South Florida weather.
Try their Gazpacho with Yogurt Creme. It is so good and so refreshing. Even though their menu changes all the time; this popular soup is always on their menu.
As we sat at our table, our waiter brought homemade bread with roasted pepper mousse.
A Grilled Avocado with Roasted Tomato Salsa, sprinkled with Sea Salt and Extra Virgin Olive Oil was ordered as an appetizer.
A Citrus Ceviche Martini with Bay scallops, Laughing Bird Shrimp, Sake and Avocado, was another appetizer ordered. Almost did not get the picture. My guest was too fast.
The Duck Confit Eggroll, House Brined and served with a Mango Mustard Sauce was well received.
I had to order the Braised Local Rabbit Fricassee with Ricotta Gnudi, Oyster Mushrooms and Vegetable Fricassee. It brought memories from when my grandmother used to make it in Puerto Rico. Very good.
For dessert, a decadent and Flourless Chocolate Dome. Dense and rich.
Delray Beach has so many restaurants; it is so nice to find one so comfortable with good food, nice atmosphere, and most of all, attentive service, and reasonable prices.
Until next time, Delray…have a good one!!
June 19th, 2012
Cooler in Delray Beach than at the Delaware Beaches today. Going to Florida? My neighbors asked surprised. Aren’t you hot enough here? Another would say. Actually, I do like Florida in the summer, particularly Delray Beach. It is much quieter during the day; it still gets hopping at night, though.
 Intersection of Atlantic Ave. & A1A Delray Beach is the perfect town to walk, bike, and sit on a most beautiful unobstructed beach. As I took off for an out and about morning walk, the first thing I noticed was the ocean was rough. But, a few were taking time to enjoy the wind, the ocean and one awesome day at the beach.
My walk took me up and down A1A, right along the beach. I am posting pictures so you can see how pretty it was.
 
Delray Beach is known for having great restaurants; outdoor seating is having a best seat in the house.
Hellos and good mornings were exchanged between the walkers and joggers.
And, what do you see I heard? Oh, I am checking the sea grapes. They still have some time to go. She thought I had seen a bird. Off she went.
The avocados are growing. In a month or so they will probably be ready.
But, plenty of mangoes…and the ones I picked yesterday are truly delicious.
 
So…have a great day!!
 
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