delray beach passport autumn 2015

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LOCAL’S GUIDE TO ENTERTAINMENT

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DELRAY BEACH

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8 Beach Style: Dos & Don'ts10 Happy Hour Guide

16 Downtown Area Map

20 Culture: Hipster Nation

25 Spotlight: Surf Shack Subs

28 Restaurant Guide

Publisher: R.G. SchmedemanArt Director: Melissa SebastianelliBusiness Consultant: Bob HastingsSales Directors: Yvonne Summerlin

Maura O'BrienDistribution: Richard WilsonContributors: Elyssa Schwartz

Sergio SalazarPhotographers: Patrick Delaney

Emiliano BrooksRicardo Nouel

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Itinerary

A casual walk up window, food & beverage shop in a Surf /Tiki oriented

vibe. Enjoy your food & drinks outdoors at one of our surfboard or palapa tables. Play a game of corn hole while waiting

for your order, or just hang out listening to Reggae.

Our fresh made to order Subs, Cubanos, Wraps & Salads plus delicious & healthy Smoothies & Acai bowls will have

you craving for your next visit!

$1.00 off towards purchase of a regular priced Sub, Smoothie

or Acai Bowl( not to be combined with other offers)

Please support local indie business’s, thank’s and hope to see you all soon!

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Fl rida StyleBeach Wear Dos and Don’ts

As summer comes to a close – wait, what? Oh, that’s right, summer is never over in sunny South Florida. Summer just takes a break for two weeks in December. I mean, a well-deserved vacation is justified, isn’t it? The sun shines down on us while the fallen snow inches up toward the sky year after year in the less fortunate states. Yikes.

There are many perks to living where others vacation. A disadvantage, however, is that our heat-pervaded land is like the hot girl at the club admired by those near and far. So hot, in fact, that people come over to Florida and just start ripping off their clothes. Hold it, firecracker. Before you throw on your flip-flops and strip down to your man thong, there are a few unwritten rules to abide by.

DON’T wear socks with your sandals. It’s never been “in” and it’s weird. DO lose the foot undies and sport your sliders and flip-flops sock-free.

Oh, and while you’re at it…

DON’T showoff your northern Sasquatch feet – you’ll scare away the children.DO get a pedicure (males and females) or at least learn how to do some basic at-home grooming.

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DON’T come to the beach with a cake-face of makeup. You’re at the beach for crying out loud.DO be natural. The sun will give you a genuine glow, anyway.

DON’T leave your junk all over the beach. We don’t want your trash nor do the fish.DO pick it up. There are garbage cans and recycling bins all over Delray. Find one and discard your waste. Thanks.

DON’T make fun of others for being too red, too round, too saggy, too thin or for showing too much epidermis.DO understand that body shaming is not welcomed here. Whether you’re vacationing or staycationing, leave your personal insecurities at home and avoid projecting them onto others.

And finally,

DO be yourself. Be comfortable and wear whatever it is that makes you feel confident. If that happens to be socks with sandals, so be it.

Oh, and don’t forget that SPF 80. Don’t say I didn’t warn you.

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ANCHOR

301 NE 3rd Ave(561) 303-1939

Everyday4:30pm-6: 30pm

2-4-1 Off Everything

40 S Ocean Blvd(561) 278-3364

Mon-Fri4pm-7pm

50% Off Well Drinks, House Wine, Domes-tic Drafts & Bottles,

& Import Drafts

1000 E Atlantic Ave(561) 665-4900

Everyday4pm-7pm

$4 Drafts, House Wine, Svedka$6 Martinis

50 % Off Select Ap-petizers

145 NE 4th Ave(561) 808-7304Tues-Fri 5-7pm

Sat 3-7pm $2 Off All Beer &

Wine Bottles,Select Food Items

50% Off

804 E Atlantic Ave(561) 272-7272Monday -Friday11:30am-7pm

$4 Most Drafts, $2 Domestic Bottles,

$3 Wells

200 NE 2nd Ave(561) 274-2046

Mon-Sat4pm-6:30pm

$4 House Wine, Select Calls,$3.30 Drafts

35 NE 2nd Ave(561) 276-3663

Mon-Fri11am-7pm

$5 Double Sky Vodka, $2 Rolling Rock

217 E Atlantic Ave(561) 450-7557

Everyday4pm-6pm

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**Accuracy of guide is not guaranteed, happy hours are subject to change anytime & are at the discretion of the bar.**

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840 E Atlantic Ave(561) 665-8484

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777 E Atlantic Ave(561) 279-1002

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Menu

1750 S. Federal Hwy(561) 276-3332

EverydayAll Day

2-4-1 Drinks (Excludes craft beer)

104 NE 2nd Ave(561) 330-3530

Mon-Fri5:30pm-7:30pm

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petizers

710 Linton Blvd(561) 279-2779Monday All Day

Tues-Fri 2pm-7pm$2.25 Domestic, $3.50 Premium,$4.50 Craft Beer.

$3.50 House Wine & Wells, $4.50

Select Drinks

15 NE 2nd Ave(561) 865-5350

Everyday4pm-7pm

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SpiritsBar Bite Menu

640 E. Atlantic Ave(561) 278-0282

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104 NE 2nd Ave(561) 278-6802

Mon-Fri4:30pm- 7pm

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210 NE 2nd Ave(561) 330-0022

Mon-Fri5pm-7pm

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25 SE 6th Ave(561) 330-3040

Daily Drink & Food Specials

259 NE 2nd Ave(561) 266-0599

Mon-Fri5pm-7pm

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Special Happy Hour Menu

32 SE 2nd Ave(561) 265-5093

Everyday3pm-7pm

$2 Beers, $3 Wine, $4 Drafts, $5 Cock-tails, Food Specials

5 SE 2nd Ave(561) 450-6718

Everyday 3:30pm-7pm

50% Off Select Drinks & Appetizers

32 SE 2nd Ave(561) 274-7258

Everyday3pm-7pm

$4 House Wine, $3 Draft Beers, $5 Well

Drinks, $4 Select Martinis, Special

Happy Hour menu

501 E Atlantic Ave(561) 921-6464

Everyday3:30pm-6:30pm

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201 E Atlantic Ave(561) 276-3600

Mon-Thurs 3-7pm, Fri-Sat 3pm-6pm

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Cocktails$4 Drafts, 50% Off Select Appetizers

4 E Atlantic Ave(561) 921-0201

Everyday5pm-7pm

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270 E Atlantic AveEveryday3pm-7pm

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premium)

40 S. Ocean Ave (561)278-3364

Mon-FriOpen-7pm

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Wines & Select Bar Bites

522 E Atlantic Ave(561) 865-5923

Sun-Thurs5pm-7pm

$6 Happy Hour Menu, Salads, Pizzas,Pastas,

Appetizers, Desserts

1701 W Atlantic Ave(561) 865-5373

Mon-Thurs12pm-6pm

Friday 12pm-3pm$3 Beers

8 E Atlantic Ave(561)-330-4236

Mon-Thurs5-7pm (till 8pm Fri)

2-4-1 Can Beer3-4-1 House wine &

Wells½ Price AppetizersSun - Happy Hour

Drinks All Day

290 E Atlantic Ave(561) 278-9570

Everyday3pm-7pm

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$3 Select Import Bottles

$4.50 Select House Wines

Bar Bites**Accuracy of guide is not guaranteed, happy hours are subject to change anytime & are at the discretion

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Bistro 241Boston’s on the BeachBru’s RoomBuddha Sky BarCafe Luna RosaCity Oyster & Sushi BarDeck 84Delray Visitors CenterDelray Yacht CruisesDeluxIndigo SpaJoseph’s Wine BarMussel BeachO’Connor’s PubThe OfficePapa’s TapasParis CouturePark TavernPuttin AroundSalt 7Smoke InnScuola Vecchia Pizza

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Beards. Wiry, Brillo Pad-esque beards. Everywhere. Whom started this trend? Most likely, it was someone with an astigmatism that sported dark-rimmed glasses. Or, is that just part of the fad as well? Are these bearded bros with thick, plastic spectacles, plaid button-downs and bowties a race of their own? Looking for any and all answers.

According to the dictionary, a hipster is defined in the English language as: usually a young person who is trendy, stylish, or progressive in an unconventional way.

Unconventional, indeed.

A male hipster’s uniform typically consists of well-groomed facial hair, tight jeans (often cuffed), a deep v-neck T-shirt, a knit beanie and even a scarf. Yes -- in Florida, a scarf. Similarly, the female hipster can often be sighted wearing comparable attire with a feminine flare. High-waisted denim cut-offs and leggings are common along with round, oversized sunglasses and a plaid

button-down tied effortlessly around their waists.

Research tells us that these young hipster folk were formally known as the “scene” kids during their high school days. Today, rumor

has it that they hang out in craft beer joints and often manage breweries for a living. In fact, the word is that

hipsters live solely off of a diet consisting of craft beer and food truck fare alone.

Believe it or not, the hipster society have

Hailing HipstersBeards, Beer and Black-Rimmed Glasses

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actually created more jobs equating to more revenue for South Florida including Delray Beach. As hipsters swarm Atlantic Ave, their presence brings a demand for beard oil and mustache wax to achieve the perfect handlebar mustache. As previously mentioned, craft beer taverns are literally watering holes around here. Oh, and you may want to consider selling your jeans, you know... the one’s that are a tad too tight in the back of your closet, to Kismet Recycles Vintage & Designer Clothing on The Ave. Why? Hipsters practically have land sonar for finding gently-used skintight denim. See, we all win!

A much obliged thanks is in order to all the hipsters out there. Many possess a minimalistic lifestyle which helps to avoid over-consumption which our community desperately needs. We can all learn a few things from these free spirits. Here’s to you all -- keep it up. Cheers!

Five signs that you’re a hipster: 1. More than three of your friends are bartenders at hole-in-the-wall bars.

2. You choose to listen to record players because you prefer the “sound quality.”

3. You were a barista at one point in your life.

4. You’ve worn eyeglasses although you have 20/20 vison.

5. If your Instagram has one or more of the following photos:

- a subtle-smile selfie with an obviously justifiable quote.

-a recent group photo of you and your friends that looks like it’s from the 90s-grunge era.

- your Starbucks latte.

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Delray Beach Passport: Why did you decide to settle down in Delray Beach?Michael: I’ve been familiar with this area for many years and have always loved it here. When I closed up my Paradise Café in NYC after a 20 year run my wife Uli & I felt the timing was right plus my Mom, Sister & Brother-in-law live here in Delray as well. Although we were torn between Kuai, HI , California & Mexico we know we made the best choice, its just so easy here.

DBP: You designed the Shack’s unique outdoor patio, what is your favorite part or the space?M: That’s a tough one. I had a blast gathering up the surf boards, from both friends as donations to purchasing some from locals all sharing memories of their boards. Then turning them into tables. I also enjoyed finding the Tiki Masks & iguanas. The Bamboo fencing & Thatch roof, oh and the amazing Bamboo paint job that Jerry did….

DBP: When not at the Surf Shack, what are you up to?M: My wife Uli & I are Paddle Boarders and are lucky enough to live only a few blocks to the ocean. So that’s most likely where you will find us, on our boards in the water or on the beach & hopefully with our pup Oakley in tow.

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restaurant guide32 East(561) 276-7868 32 E Atlantic Avenue 3rd and 3rd(561) 789-2799301 NE 3rd Avenue

50 Ocean(561) 278-336440 S Ocean Blvd.

Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza(561) 278-7911115 NE 6th Avenue

Atlantic Grille at The Seagate(561) 665-49001000 E Atlantic Avenue

Bamboo Fire Cafe(561) 749-0973149 NE 4th Avenue

The Beer Trade Co.145 NE 4th Ave(561) 808-7304

Beluga Restaurant & Wine Bar(561) 278-663342 SE 2nd Ave.

Big Al’s Steaks(561) 819-1888450 E Atlantic Avenue

Bistro 241(561) 266-3499241 NE 2nd Ave

Blue Anchor(561) 272-7272804 E Atlantic Avenue

Boheme Bistro(561) 278-48991118 E Atlantic Avenue

Boston’s On The Beach, Inc.(561) 278-336440 S Ocean Blvd

Brule Bistro(561) 274-2046200 NE 2nd Avenue

Bru’s Room Sports Grill(561) 276-366335 NE 2nd Avenue

Buddha Sky Bar(561) 450-7557217 E Atlantic Avenue Roof Top

Burger Fi(561) 278-95906 S Ocean Blvd

Cabana El Rey(561) 274-9090105 E Atlantic Avenue

Caffe Luna Rosa, Inc.(561) 274-940434 S Ocean Blvd

Carpe Diem (561) 455-2140110 E Atlantic Avenue

Casa di Pepe(561) 279-7371189 NE 2nd Avenue

Christina’s(561) 278-3200263 NE 2nd Avenue

City Oyster(561) 272-0220213 E Atlantic Avenue

Cut 432(561) 272-9898432 E Atlantic Avenue

Dada(561) 330-323252 N Swinton Avenue

Deck 84(561) 665-8484840 E Atlantic Avenue

Dee Dee’s Conch & Rib Shack(561) 276-1124540 W. Atlantic Avenue

DIG Restaurant and Juice Bar(561) 276-1002777 E Atlantic Ave (Atlantic Plaza)

Doc’s All American Grill & Dairy(561) 278-362710 N Swinton Avenue

El Camino(561) 865-535015 NE 2nd Ave

Gary Rack’s Fat Rooster(954) 281-2029200 E Atlantic Ave

Granger’s(561) 276-7881215 NE 6th Avenue

Green Owl Restaurant(561) 272-7766330 E Atlantic Avenue

HiWay Burger(561) 243-643012 SE 5th Avenue

House Of Siam(561) 330-919125 NE 2nd Avenue, 116

Hudson at Waterway East(561) 303-1343900 East Atlantic Avenue #22

IL Bacio(561) 865-778529 SE 2nd Avenue

J & J Seafood & Raw Bar(561) 272-3390634 E Atlantic Avenue

Jersey Mike’s Subs(561) 276-8949455 NE 5th Avenue

Jimmy’s Bistro(561) 865-57749 S Swinton Avenue

Johnnie Brown’s(561) 243-9911301 E Atlantic Avenue

Joseph’s Wine Bar And Cafe(561) 272-6100200 NE 2nd Avenue, 107

La Cigale A Taste of the Mediterranean (561) 265-0600 253 SE 5th Avenue

Lemongrass Asian Bistro(561) 278-5050420 E Atlantic Avenue

Lilo’s All American Cafe(561) 272-8049814 Atlantic Ave

Luigi’s Coal Oven Pizza(561) 274-1969307 E Atlantic Ave

Martier Cafe(561) 278-7790411 E Atlantic Avenue

Max’s Harvest(561) 381-9970169 NE 2nd Avenue

Max’s Social House(561) 501-4332116 NE 6th Ave

Mellow Mushroom(561) 330-304025 SE 6th Avenue

Ming’s Garden(561) 276-3333271 NE 2nd Avenue

Mussel Beach(561) 921-6464501 E Atlantic Avenue

Nature’s Way Cafe(561) 272-620020 W Atlantic Avenue, #103

Off the Ave Food & Spirits(561) 450-676819 SE 5th Avenue

O’Grady’s Bar &Cascades Poolside Grill(561) 274-320010 N Ocean Boulevard

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Papas Tapas(561) 266-0599259 NE 2nd Ave

Park Tavern32 SE 2nd St(561) 265-5093

Pizza Rustica(561) 279-87661155 E Atlantic Avenue, #102

Prime(561) 865-5845110 E Atlantic Ave

Rack’s Fish House & Oyster Bar(561) 450-67185 SE 2nd Ave

Rocky’s(561) 276-9703 16 SE 5th Avenue

SALT7(561) 274-725832 SE 2nd Avenue

Sandbar at Boston’s(561) 278-336440 South Ocean Blvd.

Sandwiches by the Sea(561) 272-22121214 E Atlantic Avenue

Sazio(561) 272-5540131 E Atlantic Avenue

Sazio Express(561) 276-26371136 E Atlantic Avenue

Scuola Vecchia Pizza e Vino(561) 865-5923522 E Atlantic Avenue

Seacrest Grille at the Marriott(561) 274-320010 N Ocean Blvd

Smoke BBQ(561) 330-42638 E Atlantic Ave.

Solita Delray(561) 899-088825 NE 2nd Avenue

Sundy House Restaurant(561) 272-5678106 S Swinton Avenue

Taverna Opa(561) 303-3602270 E Atlantic Avenue

The Grove(561) 266-3570187 NE 2nd Ave

The New Vegan(561) 404-5301528 NE 2nd St

The Office(561) 276-3600201 E Atlantic Avenue

Tramonti Italian Ristorante(561) 272-1944119 E Atlantic Avenue

Tryst(561) 921-02014 E Atlantic Avenue

Vic and Angelo’s(561) 278-9570290 E Atlantic Avenue

Yama Restaurant(561) 266-9929200 NE 2nd Avenue

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