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Cafe Nola (Downtown) – The Chef Selects

November 18, 2015

Downtown·Feature·Food + Drink·Hemming Park·Restaurants·The Chef Selects

Here at EU Jacksonville, we want to spread the word about everything tasty here on the First Coast. We’ve talked to some of our area’s chefs about what they think you should order at their restaurants this season and why. By Erin Thursby, EU Food Editor & Executive Director of GastroJax Cafe Nola () More and more deliciousness is making

Feature·Food + Drink·One Spark·Restaurants

eating at one spark

ONE SPARK FOOD VILLAGE This year, the One Spark Food Village will be a hotspot with food options, seating, and entertainment. All this creative energy will get you hungry, so the will be on hand to nourish your day and delight your palates. Gourmet food from, , , , and

IgersJax_Downtown Jax iphone_photo by @mr_brileyx

The 21 Most Instagrammed Places in Jacksonville

The Instagram app, without a doubt, has been the driving force behind

What’s Brewing? Oktoberfest

A personal beer mug that displays, in holographic form, the temperature of

Chef Kathy Collins, Photo by @brandihillcom for Nola MOCA Women Behind the Knife

Women of the Knife: Six local chefs collaborating at Nola MOCA

August 16, 2016

Events·Feature·Food + Drink

On August 19th at the will be holding a dinner to celebrate the First Coast’s Women of the Knife. Six of our female chefs will wow your taste buds with their culinary creations. The event is the brain-child of both Chef and Mico Fuentes, the Dining Room and Event Manager

Love Feast

August 7, 2016

Charitable·Community·Events·Feature·Food + Drink·LGBTQIA

Secret Pop-Up Food Fair to Benefit Better Together Fund in Response to Orlando Tragedy has a thing for secret locations. For the past few years, she’s hosted lavish dinner parties featuring notable chefs in exotic locations ranging from abandoned buildings to wildlife preserves to cemeteries under brand. Building off the

Contemporary Realism at MOCA

September 7, 2014

Art Exhibitions·Books·Downtown·Local Galleries·Visual Art

On September 12th, for their patrons and members only, unveils an exhibit featuring American contemporary painters , , , , , , , and . There is a reception for patrons from 6-7pm, followed by one from 7-9 pm for museum members. The general public is invited to the exhibition

Eat Up Downtown

August 6, 2014

Downtown·Food + Drink·Restaurants

“Ate” years & counting The word restaurant comes from the French word restaurer, meaning to restore. This makes sense when you consider the first restaurants came about to serve weary travelers and offer nourishment during long journeys. In today’s busy world, we spend much of our social time staring at

Slow Food First Coast

April 5, 2014

Food + Drink·Health & Wellness

Slow Food First Coast Slow Food was founded to slow us all down and make us think about what we eat, versus driving to the nearest fast food venue and continuing to fast-track everything we do in life. The focus on saving disappearing food traditions and showcasing traditional food products

What’s Brewing – March 2014 – party month

March 4, 2014

Drink·Food + Drink·What's Brewing

This Irish toast is so fitting for the month of March, the de facto “party month” where almost everything is allowed, expected, and forgiven on and around St. Patrick’s Day. “A keg of does not an Irish bar make” – that’s one of mine. It takes more than an Irish

Café Nola

Cafe Nola (Downtown) – The Chef Selects

eating at one spark

The 21 Most Instagrammed Places in Jacksonville

What’s Brewing? Oktoberfest

Women of the Knife: Six local chefs collaborating at Nola MOCA

Love Feast

Contemporary Realism at MOCA

Eat Up Downtown

Slow Food First Coast

What’s Brewing – March 2014 – party month

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