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Strange but True
fast food1Just when you think some things will never change, they do. Last March, Burger King added a new concept to its Orlando Florida location with the installation of a Whopper Bar. The Bar offered a specialized burger menu with over 20 available toppings to choose from. This year, a first for the nation, a South Beach Florida new opening will feature the new Whopper Bar and beer!
During limited hours, the location will feature beer sales which up to now has only been featured outside of the U.S. in locations in Singapore, Venezuela and Germany.
The chain reports that the new concept is not readily available but determines feasibility based on each location. In the future, you may be able to find more of the unique Burger King's in large cities, airports and sporting venues. What's next? Tequila at Taco Bell?



 
Do It Downtown!
s308295855742_4135Wine and Beer Walk this Weekend!
The Do It Downtown initiative is hosting the annual Wine and Beer Walk this weekend.
On Saturday February 27th, 2010, the Wilmington Wine & Beer Walk invades Downtown Wilmington once again. Don't miss out on this popular sampling tour of downtown's finest venues!
The event is from 1:00 - 6:00pm. Tickets are $15.00 each, or 2 for $25.00, and can be purchased online at Etix.com or at the following downtown businesses;
Bottega Art & Wine Bar - 208 N. Front St
Phone: (910)763-3737
Wilmington Wine Shop - 29 S. Front St.
Phone: (910)251-6335

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One Door Closes another Opens
ericLocal favorite Chef Eric Gephart, is on the move to downtown as the Wrightsville Beach restaurant Buoy 32 closes the door on Saturday, February 27th.  Chef Gephart is eagerly preparing himself for a new and exciting challenge - contemporary Latin cuisine. His new venture will  take place in the former Water Street Restaurant location at 5 South Water Street, with an anticipated mid March opening for a new and exciting addition to the downtown restaurant line up. According to Gephart, renovations are underway at the location to transform it into a unique new Latin inspired venue named Mixto. With hundreds of Facebook Fans congratulating Gephart on the new venture, he assures them that although the concept is different, the quality will meet their expectations. The former Buoy 32 location will re-open soon as the Harbor Island Grill, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner.  




 
Dee on the Prowl
reporterDee is Back and better than ever for 2010

Dee on the Prowl
by Dara Singmaster
I’m baaaaaaaaaack!  And I’ve been a busy girl so be prepared to take notes. 
It is not often that I “do” lunch…especially since I no longer live within walking distance of the downtown area…so I was thrilled when Anastasia suggested we Wilmington Red Sox Nation gals lunch at the newly opened The Harp on South 3rd St. (close to Greenfield Lake).


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Word-of-Mouth

dating1Let's hear from you! Check out all new reviews

Leave a review for us about a recent experience at one of our local restaurants. Visit a restaurant page today, we want to hear all about it. Which restaurant is this?

The best kept secret in Wilmington. [This] has fast become our favorite restaurant. The extensive menu and the unique specials, great service, cozy relaxed atmosphere keeps us coming back. We have never been disappointed. If you want to know where the locals go. this is it. The appetizers are especially good. The mini crabcakes with Thai sauce is my personal favorite. My wife loves the zucchini fries. Make sure you try their soups especially the lobster bisque. Their New Orleans style shrimp and grits is the best I have ever had. Their fresh catch Louisiana pan-fried puppy drum I had recently was great. Tuesday is rib night, I recommend Thai style. You can also get just about anything you want steamed.   The menu prices are very reasonable.
Member: Mark S.



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Nicola's Pasta Tasting Packs the House
IMG_0293_1Having something different on the menu boosts Nicola's Italian restaurant draw as flocks of people take advantage of their special pasta tasting events. In 2009, Nicola's introduced their homemade pasta tasting evenings in which Chef Nick Pittari chooses from an extensive list of homemade pasta for a fixed price dinner. What is more like having five entrees and a dessert, Nicola's keeps the pasta dishes flowing as the crowd is treated to a wide variety of sauces, specialty dishes and introductions by Chef Pittari.
The pasta tastings are offered throughout the year and by special group request. According to Chrissie Pittari, the pasta tastings have a huge response and coupled with their "Big Night" a family style dining event, the restaurant has enjoyed large crowds and a unique offering. "We love to share the experience of the family style dining events, unless people have grown up with this type of dining, it is an unusual experience and one where there is opportunity to mix and mingle with others as well as taste a large variety of our food." States Pittari.  For more information on special dining events or to request a group pasta tasting, contact Nicola's at 910-798-2208. To join their newsletter and learn about upcoming events and specials email them at This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it




 
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