For Art Basel 2008 coverage, visit Buildings and Food.
Monday March 31, 2008
Delicious-looking freshly baked pita and Middle Eastern pastries, the only catch is that it’s in Ft. Laduerdale
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For Art Basel 2008 coverage, visit Buildings and Food.
Monday March 31, 2008
Delicious-looking freshly baked pita and Middle Eastern pastries, the only catch is that it’s in Ft. Laduerdale
Tags: food · Comment feed: RSS, atom
alesh,
congrats on your post of the Fla Keys. That was great.
Dammit — I read that as “pasties.”
my dad LOVES this place
he always points it out if we happen to be in the area (also ive had their food= delicious)
how dare you send me over the county line alesh
Duran~
Normally I agree with you, and Danny was pretty careful to say “if you’re in the neighborhood.” (of course then he adds “get there early” which is sort of a contradiction.
The main reason I posted this was in hopes that someone would say “nono there’s this really great place RIGHT IN TOWN that does the same thing”
So, anyone?
I’ve never noticed if they have pastries but have you tried the Daily Bread Marketplace on US1?
They have pastries and they are meh. Pity, because the rest of the stuff is great.
Oriental Bakery, in SW 3rd avenue and 17 street. Great pita.
The Daily bread is alright with their pastries, not that great. Oriental Bakery is by far my favorite out of the two. I wish we had a bakery like that right in downtown.
Noor is also great if you are planning a day trip anytime soon to the Fishing Hall of Fame (and who isn’t?) It’s right down the street.
Yeah. The fishing hall of fame and the swimming hall of fame. Then maybe they have a water-skiing hall of fame i can check out.
Water Skiing Hall of Fame
Yikes!
Ok, let’s see, what else can I wish for? Is there a hall of fame for pissing??