Two George's Waterfront Restaurant on the Intracoastal Waterway (Boynton Beach, FL)

No surprise to the locals, Two George's Waterfront Restaurant on the Intracoastal waterway is a fantastic restaurant to visit while in town or frequent as a resident. The food is delicious and reasonably priced. You will have a great time at this beautiful waterfront location with great food and atmosphere. They serve delicious dishes from cheese steak subs to the catch of the day. They also have live music on Saturdays and Sundays along with docking for your boats should you choose to arrive Floridian style! You can also enjoy the table swing seating near the water as you watch the boats passing by. As you sit you can also view the bridge as it opens every half hour for large boats to pass. Happy hour as always and a great place to meet with friends and family. ($$)

This is a must visit! I have had a great experience every time!

Located at:

728 Casa Loma Blvd, Boynton Beach, FL 33435 http://twogeorgesrestaurant.com/boynton/menu

Cornell Museum of Art & American Culture

This museum is truly wonderful. During the day, you can tour their facility and view beautiful artwork for free. They have several different exhibits every couple of months and it is a joy to view. The artwork displayed here has been very interesting and inspiring. You can make a donation to the museum at the entrance.


They also hold art classes you may want to attend if you have a pure interest in art and are a professional or a hobby artist like myself.


It's located at:  51 N Swinton Ave just off Atlantic Avenue in beautiful downtown Delray Beach. 


Enjoy!

Delray Beach at the Brule Bistro

Delray Beach, Florida, another city I picked up work in. Getting here everyday was quite the haul from Miami but I love where I work. There was a bonus to working in this city that I wasn't expecting. The bonus is the delicious food in the local restaurants. Of course being within walking distance to the beach is a plus but I rarely walk that way. Instead, I head west toward Atlantic Ave. I eat lunch in the heart of Delray's downtown area on and off Atlantic Avenue. Today, I ate lunch at Brule Bistro at 200 NE 2nd Avenue, suite 109 to be exact. I was looking for something different. I approached the front door and saw the hanging menu. A friendly employee came to greet me, explained a few things and I was sold. As I walked in, I couldn't help but notice the effort put in to make this restaurant different. I find it adorable and inspiring. So much so that I decided to begin blogging again.


The menu is considered to be a “Classic French Influenced Modern American Cuisine." They'll put a $$ for the pricing, however, the food is so delicious, it's worth every penny. I chose the swordfish wrap with coleslaw. Much fancier name on their “specials" menu but hard to express the exquisite taste of this dish. After eating this, I noticed the dessert menu on the wall. I love coconut and key lime is always great so I had their Coconut Key Lime Tart and requested an espresso along side it. To my delight, they serve “Nespresso," quite frankly it's the best espresso that I have ever had.


A+ on the atmosphere
A+ on the service
A+ for my waiter
A+ for the interior design


I will definitely indulge myself there again. I highly recommend, no matter where you are in South Florida, that you stop into Brule Bistro!