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AROUND THE BAY

by Janan Talafer

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NOW HERE’S TO YOU! STYLE Publisher’s Picks

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CULINARY MASTERS Favorite Fall Recipes from Chefs in Tampa Bay

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HOME

by Janan Talafer Creating Your Dream Home

by Gale Steves 8 Cool Things

by Gale Steves A Punch of Color

FEATURE

by Mary Lou Janson The Carmel Café

by Melinda Tam Orlando The Building Blocks of Fun

TRAVEL

by Susan B. Barnes Make a Fall Escape to Boston

REAL ESTATE Belleair Island Splendor An Olde Florida Aesthetic Revisited On Quaint Indian Rocks Beach Mediterranean Home DIrectly on Tampa Bay

RESTAURANT REVIEW Dining Around Tampa Bay

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RESTAURANT REGISTRY Dining At A Glance

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PARTY EVENTS CALENDAR BACK PAGE Three Friends with One Vision

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Dear Reader, Welcome to this Fall issue of the duPont REGISTRYTM Luxury Living in Tampa Bay, a guide to the luxury lifestyle. This issue is typically dedicated to the theme of home design and furnishings. The following pages will not disappoint you with new, stylish and fun ways to update your home. dR HOME features A Punch of Color, highlighting accessories and furniture to add color to your home. From lighting and fans to chairs and retro refrigerators, we discover there are many different ways to add color. Creating Your Dream Home explores the newest trends to turn your existing home into your dream home. We cover everything from updated kitchens and bathrooms to window coverings, motorized solar screen shades and artistic staircases.

The dR REAL ESTATE editorial covers a special Indian Rocks Beach home because of its location, style and architecture. It is only two years old with 3,700 square feet of living space, a deepwater dock, 6-car garage and all within walking distance to the beach. On pages 66–67 we feature Mediterranean Home on Tampa Bay with four bedrooms “en suite,” water-view game room and media room with poolside dining and state-of-the-art grilling station with fireplace. You won’t want to miss either of these articles if you are in the market for a new home.

Carmel Café in Countryside is included in our dR FEATURE. With new modern Mediterranean cuisine, wines by the glass, and gathering areas it is a nice, comfortable place where you can meet up with friends or have a quiet dinner. Our dR CULINARY MASTERS section will entice your senses to visit their restaurants, as well as try your hand at the recipes featured in the privacy of your own home. dR AROUND THE BAY discusses new dining in Tampa, a new art gallery in St. Petersburg, and Spice Routes Café. There is also Fisherman’s Paradise, a floating hotel designed for dream fishing get aways. The newest attraction in the area is described in Building Blocks of Fun—LEGOLAND opens October 15 in Winter Haven.

Also, mark your calendars for the duPont REGISTRYTM Cars & Coffee event on November 19th in conjunction with Innisbrook Resort’s Exotic Luxuries Weekend. Go to their web site for more information: www.innisbrookgolfresort.com, click on “Specials,” then “Special Events” and “More Details” under Exotic Luxuries Weekend. We look forward to seeing you there.

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Urban Flair in Downtown Tampa Metro Restaurant and Lounge is among the newest restaurants to join the blossoming North Franklin Street area in downtown Tampa. Partners Bill Nelligar, Marc Zolkowski and Nate Laursen have taken the old Lerner’s clothing shop and turned it into a restaurant with the urban flair found in Chicago or NYC. Rich, bold colors, stainless steel and a second floor loft overlooking the main dining room – perfect for private parties.

Top local talent provides live entertainment on Friday and Saturday night in a variety of music genres, from jazz to contemporary. Open for lunch and dinner. Try the fresh crab cakes, bacon-wrapped filet mignon or the chicken gumbo. Open for lunch and dinner. 511 North Franklin Street, Tampa; 813-225-1111. www.metro-tampa.com

Cuisine Pairs With Art at the Morean The Morean Arts Center in St. Petersburg is hard to define, perhaps because its vision is so big. There’s the main gallery, educational center and glass studio, the Chihuly Collection featuring glass artist Dale Chihuly and the Morean Arts Center for Clay. Now, Spice Routes Café has joined the family. The unique café run by Judy Staunko, co-founder of the Saturday Morning Market, features “global” food, like French Pear Delight salad, homemade soups and Toasted Paneer, an Indian grilled cheese sandwich. Breakfast, lunch and snacks. 701 Central Avenue, St. Petersburg; 727-821-9993. www.spiceroutes.com

Paying Homage to Abstract Art C2 Fine Art feels like a Manhattan art gallery with its fresh open space, white walls and beautiful light wood floors. Everything is set up to showcase the contemporary art that Camden Mosesmann has been collecting for years. Originally from Connecticut, Camden is fairly new to the area and decided that the one thing missing from the St. Pete art scene was a space to pay homage to well-known abstract artists. Exhibits rotate every eight weeks. “I’m blessed to have the right connections to secure wonderful art, but at very affordable price points,” says Camden.

The works are edgy, bold and colorful. C2Flatfile, a “three-drawer” system found online or at the gallery, features original, signed works from under $1,000, $500 and $250. 400 Beach Drive NE, Suite 161, St. Petersburg; 727-822-8270. www.c2fineart.com

Fisherman’s Paradise Imagine a five-star resort with all the amenities— fitness center, luxury bedroom suites, cocktail lounge, massage rooms, sauna, pool, fine dining and large lobby. Fisherman’s Paradise has all of that plus an unusual location. It’s out in the Gulf of Mexico, 90 miles from the “Middle Grounds” known for its outstanding fishing. This 385-foot floating hotel is designed for the dream fishing get-away. You can also scuba dive (there’s a full dive shop on board) and take out the two-person submersible. Get there by helicopter, take a shuttle from Clearwater Beach, or drive your own boat.

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Creating Your Dream Home

The Hottest, Newest Trends of the Season Whether you’re designing and building your dream home, or planning a major remodel, small details can make all the difference. For inspiration, The duPont Registry™ Luxury Living in Tampa Bay asked a few local experts for their advice on the right products, colors and styles for creating a luxury residence that makes a statement.

Everyone’s In The Kitchen Kitchens have evolved as the centerpiece of the home—the place where families love to gather to talk, cook, eat, do homework, play on the computer and even entertain. The latest trend, says Patty Figiel of Leverette Home Design, is kitchen cabinetry with less detail and cleaner lines, almost a Shaker style. “We’re also seeing one or two cabinets with a glass front or little squares of glass at the top with an interior light. You can showcase a collection without the need to dust and the soft lighting adds a warm glow to the room.”

With cooking a favorite pastime these days, there’s a big demand for high-end,

high-tech appliances that save time and give fabulous results. Lynn Kislin of Appliance Gallery points to the new MasterChef convection speed oven as the perfect example.

“One of the great features is that it has both an infrared broiling system and a microwave function,” says Kislin. “If you want to cook something small like a baked potato, popcorn or a chicken, you can use the microwave. You can cook a chicken in just 20 minutes and it will come out brown and crisp on the outside and moist inside.”

Convection steam ovens are also high on Kislin’s “must-have” list. Once avail-

able for commercial kitchens only, now homeowners can take advantage of the oven’s features, which include the option of cooking with steam only or convection only, or a combination of the two. “It’s perfect for fish because it holds the odor and doesn’t dry out the fish,” says Kislin.

For a kitchen that pushes the envelope for artistic creativity, T2theS is earning a reputation for their custom, modern kitchens like the “all-black” kitchen they recently did that features dyed Koto wood cabinets and countertops made with concrete. “Concrete is an interesting material because we can design a chunky countertop and incorporate different colors

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and finishes, resulting in a marble or terrazzo look,” says Derek Grasso. “The result is really spectacular.”

Quartz countertops are also very “in.”

Dan O’Donnell of Cutting Edge Granite reports that Consumer Reports just ranked quartz number one for kitchens and baths for the third year. Why quartz? “It’s one of the most abundant materials on earth so it’s environmentally friendly,” says O’Donnell. “It is also non-porous, stain-resistant and extremely durable—harder than a knife blade and virtually maintenance-free. “ Quartz has the appearance of natural stone and comes in a variety of colors, from white to cream, terra cotta, green, brown, grey, even blue.

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With our busy, stressful lives, it’s essential to have an area at home to unwind and relax. Nowadays, it’s the bathroom that is serving as a tranquil retreat, says Patty Figiel, a certified kitchen designer with Leverette Home Design Center.

To create a spa-like ambience, consider a free-standing bathtub with a sleek, contemporary design. Sherell White of Herman Home also suggests a Jacuzzi tub or a luxurious shower that features the heavenly sensation of rain panels and a body jet for a wonderful at-home massage.

Technology is helping redesign today’s bathrooms, which are often filled with high-tech toys, like Kohler’s new Numi smart toilet. This is a toilet with amazing multi-tasking capabilities, all controlled by a detachable remote, says Nathan Parker of Ferguson Kitchens and Bath. “The Numi has a heated seat and foot warmer, automatic sensors that open and close the lid and flush the toilet,” says Parker. “There’s even an area to hook your iPod into it.”

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While LED lights are the number one choice for energy-efficiency, Vazquez points out that they give off a “cool” light. On the other hand, fluorescent light has a bluish glow, while incandescent is yellow. Halogen is used more as a soft accent, as in a wall sconce. For the kitchen, Vazquez recommends using all of them to achieve a “layered” effect that will give a cozy, warm feeling to the room combined with sufficient bright light for the workspace.

What’s new in lighting fixture design? The trend is toward a blend of traditional and contemporary, like a modern lamp shade on a traditional base, says Vazquez.

A chandelier may have the traditional curved arms and lots of crystals, but the overall design is more modern and clean.

Windows, Doors & Gates Add the Finishing Touch Window coverings have a lot of tasks to accomplish: privacy, light control, glare, and heat reduction, energy efficiency. Motorized solar screen shades are one of the latest products that do all of these things, says Judy Dechant of Mar-Go Interiors. “They come in an assortment of colors, textures and weaves, plus you can operate them with a remote control or integrate them into a home automation system,” says Dechant. She recommends using the shade as a first layer, then dressing up the window with drapery panels or a top panel in a fabric that ties into the color scheme of the room. “Draperies soften the look of the window and add a nice touch, almost like a piece of art, especially if you have a whole wall of windows,” she says.

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The right type of door is also vital to creating that “WOW” factor for your home. Mark Leek of DoorPro Entryways recommends replacing old drafty, sliding glass doors with custom, energy efficient French doors. “The new French doors have a lot more aesthetic value and a higher wind-load capability,” says Leek. “They’re also much more secure.” Personalize your French door with an etched design of your choosing or incorporate mini-blinds within the glass for more privacy.

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Nothing puts the finishing touch on the exterior of a home like a beautiful hand-crafted ornamental gate. “When people drive by, you want something unique, artistic and creative, something that will complement the style of the home,” says Dominique Martinez of Rustic Steel Creations. The company can also fabricate custom steel and iron staircases, sculptures and furniture. “Every piece

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Interior Design When it comes to the interior of the home, Tampa Bay residents have a broad range of styles to choose from. Contemporary trendsetters like Herman Home are moving toward nurturing environments that reflect a simplified, clean-lined approach, especially as more people scale back and remodel outdated spaces, says designer Sherell White. “We’re creating the illusion of more space by avoiding visual clutter and raising the height of draperies to the ceiling, floating cabinetry and using furniture with legs.” Earth tones of green, blue and chocolate brown add to this sense of relaxation and calm.

Home Resource takes contemporary a step further with its European-designed furniture from names like Cor, Interlubke and Moroso. General manager Eric Cross reports that mixing contemporary with something traditional, especially antiques, continues to be a focus this season, and so is using a neutral color scheme with a “spot” of color or geometric patterns and stripes in pillows.

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A coastal, tropical look is always popular here on Florida’s Suncoast and two local stores carry this style. Drama Home Furnishings offers custom coastal furniture made by a private label company in Ocala, and custom upholstery, slipcovers and window treatments made on-site at the store. New this fall: beautiful area rugs that can be designed with Florida motifs of seashells, coral and palm fronds or high-end braided rugs in bright colors and contemporary designs, says owner Warren Waldo.

The Bronze Lady also carries the coastal theme, but here the focus is more on a timeless West Indies and Tommy Bahama look with lots of tropical colors in cream, yellow, light green and blue, says Carol Brawner.

For those who prefer a more traditional look, Annabelles Home Furnishings has an excellent assortment of collections that reect the dark woods, leather, and metal touches found in Mediterranean and Tuscan-style designs. Sherri Johns, sales manager, reports that the new colors this season include chocolate brown, blues and turquoise, while animal prints are still very popular for accent pillows.

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dR HOME

We combed the world to discover the latest and the greatest for you. These are sure to become icons for your home design.

By Gale Steves

Cool Things

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Bird’s Eye View Treat your backyard birds to a designer bird bath from Barbara Barry. It’s a statement piece from her Bowmont Collection for McGuire Furniture made of clay dressed in a high-fired glaze with an artful bronze perch for your feathered friends.

Lying Low Japanese designer, Naoto Fukasawa, has created the AWA, an everywhere table in pristine white and aubergine ottoman for B&B Italia. It moves everywhere from the living room to bedroom creating a large flexible shape where needed.

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Fine Form Add a delicate roll of light over your island with the Maki pendant by Nendo for Foscarini. Maki, which means ‘to roll’ in Japanese, are made of two metal sheets rolled like paper and slipped one inside the other, thanks to openings that become invisible when the lamp is assembled. Light becomes the heart of this design.

Awash with Style Combine a shower and bathtub without compromise. The Seadream by Duravit fits into a corner and because of its geometry, it offers a glass shower partition in a generous standing area but also room to stretch out when bathing.

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Clay Chic The Pick Up Planter from The Phillips Collection designed by Jason Phillips was inspired by the childhood Pick Up Sticks game. The planter made of artist grade resin is finished in black lacquer with orange dowels. An art piece for any table but can be functional as well.

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Night Owl The iconic Kaiser idell™ lamp collection, designed by German silversmith, Christian Dell in the 1930’s, is once again available through Republic of Fritz Hansen, and its classic design seems as fresh as ever. Now available as table, floor and wall lamp.

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Sweet Seat The Peacock Chair, designed by Israeli turned New Yorker, Dror Benshetrit, for Capellini was the big hit at the Milan Furniture Fair. Made of crumpled sheets of blue and gray felt,) it sits ever so softly on powdered coated metal legs. dR

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32-inches wide by 26.5-inches high by 75.5-inches deep. $599. Pego Lamps, Miami; 305-447-0667 or www.pegolamps.com Suzan Decker Ross of Decker Ross Interiors in Clearwater encourages you to take baby steps rather than jumping headfirst into the new pool of color: “Start Treasure Chest—This by tossing a few patterned or solid pillows Brushed Pewter Bombe on a sofa and “Voila” – you have created Chest by Butler Specialty a focal point. For example, liven up a will call attention to itself no matter there it sits. crème sofa by popping some pillows in a Three deep drawers provide turquoise and fuchsia print,” she adds. good storage 32- inches Every color has its personality and the hot wide, by 16-inches deep, by colors for the Fall of 2012 are Red, Pink, 30-inches high. $839.

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Amazing Gray

Red Alert Red is an attention getter or traffic stopper.

A little touch of it can go a long way, recommends Decker Ross to make a big change.

It’s a Breeze—The Artemis Red Ceiling Fan from Minka-Aire is outstanding and will draw heads upward. 58 inches in diameter with an etched opal glass covering a halogen light, it’s a head turner. $498. House of Shades and Lamps, Largo; 813-463-2748 or www.houseofshadestampa.com

Bright Light—This red wire Parker Pendant Chandelier from Currey and Co., will change any dining space into a conversation place.

Only 15-inches round by 21-inches high. $490. Paris Flea Décor and Design Studio, Tampa; 813- 837-6556 or www.parisflea.com

Bench Player—Imagine a narrow hallway with this Double Happiness Long Bench in Shanghai red from Red Egg enlivening up the room. It is 60- inches wide by 19-inches high by 15- inches deep. $1536. Decorative Arts, Vero Beach; 772-563-0040 or www.Fairhaven-Furniture.com

Drama Queen—Add some drama to your decor with this stunning hand-painted chest by Pulaski Furniture. A stunning storage piece in bamboo, this chest of drawers boasts an elegant Asianinspired design with red drawer fronts hand-painted with delicate floral accent with pewter drawer pulls. It measures 34-inches high by 38-inches wide by 20-inches deep. Castner and Castner, Inc., Bradenton; 941-795-1297 or www.castnerandcastner.com In the Hot Seat—The Cracked Ice Garden Chair from McGuire’s Garden Classics Outdoor Collection in cayenne red will alter an space inside or out. This powdercoated aluminum frame is 23.5inches wide by 23-inches deep by 37-inches high. $1531. Fifth Avenue Design Gallery in Naples

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Pillow Talk—The bright patterned cotton pillows imported from India by Rizzy Home are a perfect hint of turquoise to lift the spirits of a white or beige room. They are available in sizes from 11- x 21-inches to 18- x 18-inches. Prices range from $77.60 to $112.50. Adams Interiors, Ft Lauderdale; 954 -491-2326 or www.adamsinteriors.us

Terrific Turquoise Blue Hue —This dramatic crackle finish Turquoise Chest from the Mélange Collection

by Hooker Furniture will add personality to a dull room. The bonus is that the three drawers are wallpapered inside. The chest measures 44-inches wide by 18-1/4-inches deep by 34inches high. $1059. Matter Brothers, Pinellas Park; 727-577-6660 or www.matterbrothersfurniture.com

There is nothing timid about turquoise.

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Outside In —This dazzling ceramic Turquoise Glaze Zen Garden Stool will make itself at home by a chair or sofa, indoors or out. It sits 19-inches high by 15- inches wide. $299. 800-2626612 or www.shadesoflight.com

Hot Desking—Jonathan Adler is known for his turquoise design and he does not disappoint with his Channing Desk. It measures 54-inches wide by 24-inches deep by 30.5-inches high. $1750. Jonathan Adler’s, Miami; 305.576.0200 or www.jonathanadler.com

Step Right Up—This sleek, chrome Shimmer hydraulic barstool with a unique turquoise shimmer-effect acrylic seat will add a contemporary flair to your room. The stool measures 18-inches long x 18-inches wide x 36.5-inches high and the seat adjusts from 23inches to 30-inches high. Available at $99.99. 847-699-8988 or www.lumisource.com

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In the Pink Pink is a little less intense than red and can be very flattering to the skin. Decker Ross adds it to master bedroom as an accent to freshen up the space.

Chair Chic—Lilly Pulitzer is synonymous with pink, and her Boulevard Arm Chair from the Lilly Pulitzer Home Collection reflects her snappy taste.

23.5-inches wide by 23.5inches deep by 36-inches high. $935. Excentricities, North Palm Beach, 561-845-3250 and Delray Beach, 561-278-0886 or www.excentricities.com

Cool Pink—Bring your favorite color into the kitchen with this 1950’s-retro-style 24-inch refrigerator by SMEG. Dimensions are 57½inches high by 23⅝-wide by 27½-inches deep. $1999. Vita Moderna, Sarasota; 941-487-7016 or www.vitamoderna.us

A Bright Idea—This traditional style, 4light electric candelabra with pink and clear crystals (plus pink fabric mini shades) will dress up the quietest powder room or bedroom. No one will guess that it is made from cast resin construction and uses four 20-watt halogen bulbs. It sits 20½-inches high. $99.

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Purple Reigns Purple can be a somber color by itself but it adds a lot of atmosphere when mixed with another color. Decker Ross likes to include this shade on pillows for their shock value.

Sitting Regally—The Centennial Eggplant Velvet Club Chair gets more attention.

The seat is a generous size, and the tufted buttons and side bolsters add comfort. It is 41½-inches wide by 34-inches high by 36-inches deep. $594. 800-782-1967 or www.lampsplus.com

Liquid Assets—Even your bathroom is not immune to a hit of fabulous color.

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New Modern Mediterranean Cuisine, Wines by the Glass and Cool Urban Vibe Make Carmel Café & Wine Bar a Popular Spot for Lunch, Dinner or Gathering With Friends

Carmel Café & Wine Bar Now Open in Both Clearwater and Carrollwood

By Mary Lou Janson

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n exciting new cuisine may be the main reason most people visit Carmel Café & Wine Bar for the first time. However, upon entering the cozy, yet sophisticated, room bursting with bright colors and brimming with energy, diners will quickly realize they are about to embark on an incomparable culinary adventure.

The stylish design by award-winning architect Albert Alfonso, also an accomplished artist whose work is displayed here, helps set the mood. Where most dining rooms are functional, this one is fun.

Subtle lighting, warm colors, communal tables for groups and furniture that is more likely to be placed in a modern home than a public restaurant are all part of what makes Carmel Café & Wine Bar special.

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One way to describe the vibe is to compare the setting to a swanky cocktail party in a neighbor’s house where people dress fashionably, gather informally and selectively eat and drink when—and as— they chose.

“When you walk in we want you to feel right at home,” said Terry Ryan, one of the founders of Carmel Café & Wine Bar. “That may mean sitting at the bar to meet friends for drinks or gathering around a communal table sharing flatbreads or a Mezze Platter filled with edamame, feta cheese and roasted pepper and roasted eggplant spreads. It could mean dining at a private table or booth while enjoying small plates of grilled lamb and veal sliders, steak frites or Moroccan lemon

chicken or simply relaxing over large individual servings of pasta, braised short ribs or basil grilled salmon.”

This most accommodating menu features a new cuisine that has coined the term “Mod Med” for modern Mediterranean. The inspiration comes from cuisines most closely associated with countries bordering the Mediterranean Sea. Fresh ingredients, a simple, healthy style of preparing food and flavors associated with Italy, Spain, France, Greece and Morocco are the influences incorporated into the dinner menu available Tuesday through Sunday or a separate lunch menu provided weekdays, excluding Monday.

“These are traditional dishes and signature flavors that have become world-

Clockwise: Grilled Lemon Chicken and Artichoke Flatbread; Mezze Platter; Grilled Lamb and Veal Sliders; Ahi Tuna Niçoise Salad

wide trademarks of the Mediterranean.

We have taken the same approach but created modern versions that showcase those same flavors in a way that has not been done before,” said Steve Cook, executive chef.

What is great food without great wine?

Carmel Café & Wine Bar stocks a global selection of wines specifically chosen to effortlessly mix and match with the tempting variety of Mod Med flavors offered.

And, just like the food, wines may be ordered according to each guests’ preference. Many of the wines listed are available in three-, six- or nine-ounce glasses as well as by the bottle, allowing guests to create customized wine tastings or sample unfamiliar wines from around the world.

“Carmel Café & Wine Bar allows our guests to fully customize their experience according to their individual tastes. We offer our Mod Med food in either small or large plates and we pour wines in a manner that invites you to sip a few or try something new,” said Chris Sullivan, a Carmel Cafe & Wine Bar founding partner and Outback Steakhouse founder.

While the new Mod Med style of cuisine, fine wine selection and eclectic interior are among Carmel Café & Wine Bar’s appealing attributes, there is another element that sets it apart from all others.

Tableside iPads provide guests with information about the food they are about to enjoy as well as the wines served here.

But it’s the ability to learn firsthand which

wines will pair most tastefully with each selected dish that has guests intrigued.

This ingenious, interactive method of ordering eliminates guesswork for guests who chose to use the technology.

Diners can always opt for a full service experience and bypass iPads for real people. But for many the convenience of learning more about each dish, controlling the timing of ordering both food and beverages and the fun of expanding their wine knowledge may make their overall experience even more memorable.

Known for its neighborhood feel, the Clearwater location has built quite a following for dinner, lunch, weeknight wine tastings, musical entertainment on select nights and other special events that include wine dinners.

(Note: At press time tickets were still available for the Oct. 16 Franciscan Estates Wine Blending Experience featuring wine pairings and small plates).

Now fans from another neighborhood—this time in Tampa’s Carrollwood area—are able to enjoy the same exceptional cuisine and ambiance that the

original site offers.

“Carmel Café & Wine Bar is that rare restaurant that you immediately feel at home in when you arrive. We want to maintain that same sense of neighborhood in both our original location in Clearwater as well as our new restaurant now open in Carrollwood,” Sullivan added. dR Carmel Café & Wine Bar 2548 McMullen Booth Rd., Clearwater 14306 North Dale Mabry Hwy. Carrollwood www.carmelcafe.com

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New England this time of year is beautiful—the hot summer days are behind us, and ahead, crisp, fall days and leaves changing from green to reds, oranges and chestnut browns. Make plans to escape to Boston this fall, and take advantage of all the city has to offer while surrounded by nature’s masterpiece.

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One of America’s oldest cities, first incorporated in 1630 and established as a city in 1822, Boston is rich in the history of our country, and much of it is easily accessible simply by walking through the city’s streets and parks.

The Freedom Trail, one of America’s first historic walking tours, meanders through the city, highlighting 16 historical sites that span two-and-a-half centuries of our country’s history. Take two or three hours to devote to a self-guided tour, or sign up for a guided tour through the Boston Common Visitors Center. Start at Boston Common and make your way through the city’s streets, past historic landmarks such as the Boston Massacre Site, Paul Revere’s House, and the USS Constitution, ending up at the Bunker Hill Memorial.

Though two or three hours are suggested for the tour, you may find yourself lingering at various displays and stopping at other sites along the way. For instance, Faneuil Hall Marketplace. Serving as a meeting hall and marketplace since 1742, today you’ll find myriad shops and cafes to browse and stop for a cup of coffee, or a delicious, quick lunch or elegant dinner.

“Old Ironsides,” the nickname for the USS Constitution, is the oldest fully commissioned ship in the U.S. Navy and is permanently docked at the Charlestown Navy Yard.

Boston is a terrific family destination, too.

Sure, there’s all of the history that can be seen and talked about and learned, but the city has other kid-friendly destinations that are worth the visit.

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For more than 90 years, the Boston Children’s Museum has been delighting children of all ages. With 100 interactive, hands-on things to do at the museum, where will you start? Perhaps going through the nature walk, racing against a golf ball, or writing your name with water.

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The New England Aquarium has shown visitors the undersea world for more than 40 years. In addition to the more than 70 exhibits featuring aquatic animals from around the world, including the new shark and rays touch tank, the aquarium has an extensive research and conversation department with programs around the world. Want to go whale watching? You can book your excursion through the aquarium.

Lions and tigers and bears, oh my! Within three regions at the Franklin Park Zoo—tropical rainforest, the Australian Outback and the African savannah—you’ll find these storied animals and more.

Within the tropical rainforest area, you’ll be able to come face-to-face with one of the zoo’s seven lowland gorillas. Here you’ll also find madrills, ocelots, ring-tailed lemurs, tapirs, a pygmy hippopotamus and free-flight birds. In the African savannah, you’ll get to see giraffes, lions, ostrich, zebras, wildebeests and tigers. Go down under to the Australian Outback and take a look at kangaroos, emus, sheep, cockatoos and kookaburras.

Beauty is in the Eye of the Beholder

Photo courtesy of Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum

Many museums can be found in Boston, housing world-class works of art. At the Museum of Fine Arts Boston, stroll the galleries and see works by Renoir, Van Gogh, Gaugin, Degas, Monet and Manet, not to mention works by Japanese, Chinese, European, Renaissance, medieval and baroque masters.

Five years ago, the Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston opened, and it’s naturally lit galleries have become the perfect place to view contemporary art, including painting, sculpture, photography, film and video, sound and music, spoken word, dance, installations… nearly any type of art!

For more than 100 years, the public has enjoyed the intimate Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. The three stories of a 15th-century Venetian-style palace surround a courtyard filled with flowers and sunlight, providing a dramatic backdrop to a museum that houses works by Rembrandt, Michelangelo, Raphael, Boticelli, Manet, Degas, Whistler and Sargent. The history of the museum is just as impressive as the artwork found inside.

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Sports lovers will be in heaven when visiting Boston. The city’s professional teams are all recent champions. In the fall and winter, catch a New England Patriots game at Gillette Stadium, or a Boston Bruins or Boston Celtics game at TD Garden. The Red Sox play their home opener at legendary Fenway Stadium in late-spring.

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the Intracoastal waterways between Sand Key, Clearwater Beach and the Belleairs.

Experience an architectural digest aesthetic throughout this elegantly appointed four bedroom, 4.5-bath, 6,200-square-foot home. Enjoy all encompassing Clearwater Harbor, Sand Key and sunset vistas from the dramatic two-story grand salon with floor-to-ceiling windows.

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way leads from the marble foyer with koi pond fountain and sets a tone of luxurious, yet understated new world refinement.

Built in 1997, this residence is the very embodiment of structural integrity. Interiors reflect appointments such a fireplace, French doors, multi-level entertainment center, walk-in wet bar, gorgeous customwood kitchen cabinetry, granite, legendary Viking and Sub-Zero appliances.

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For Philip and Lynne Barlowe, their love of the quaint and charming beach atmosphere that is defined by the Olde Florida aesthetic that is Indian Rocks Beach motivated them to build their dream home on an open water parcel that allows for great boating, yet is still walking distance to the beach.

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Taking notes from sunny Spain, Barlowe and his builder embarked on a Mediterranean standard with Tuscan touches that are well defined within this two-year new 3,700-square-foot home encompassing four bedrooms and four- and-a-half baths.

An open floor plan allows for a seamless progression of living space ideal for entertaining and family living. Triple mint appointments include an extensive use of stone, travertine, marble flooring, miles of granite, European appliances and custom millwork throughout the kitchen and baths.

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windows, Tuscan balustrades, crown moldings, exquisite ironwork, timeless hardware.

A remarkable pool with three distinct swimming areas, dock with 14,000 lb.lift capacity and 6-car-tandem garage truly distinguish this property.

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Custom cabinetry and all granite countertops handsomely ornament the gourmet kitchen’s work triangle. Lofty ceilings, hardwood floors, Venetian plaster walls and the best in appliances bring style and optimal functionality together in luxurious unison throughout the model-perfect indoor floor

plan. Outside, a saltwater pool system with Aqualink controls gently alleviates the Florida heat, providing an ideal gathering place for family and friends. Saint Petersburgâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s charming downtown niches are only minutes away, inviting guests to peruse an array of museums, galleries, and restaurants. Easy access to I-275 and the Tampa International Airport lowers overall hurdles for travel, adding lasting value to this prime Tampa Bay address.

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Specializing in Luxury and Waterfront Residences

Model perfect, this pristine 4,500-square-foot home in Bayou Club Estates offers high ceilings, gourmet kitchen, large bedrooms, lovely finishes and a private location. A huge bonus is the opportunity to install a dock to enjoy water sports, too! Centrally located in a gated, golf course community just minutes to the beach and TIA. Offered at $1,150,000

Cynthia Schoenberger

SOLD! This “Beauty in the Sky” is the epitome of the best in condo living in downtown St. Petersburg! Gorgeously finished with fabulous views, it doesn’t get better than this! Last Listed at $1,995,000

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The Merritt Portfolio Your Most Valuable One-Stop Resource for Luxury Homes in the Tampa Bay Area Two Highest Priced Residential Sales in South Pinellas History #1 Coldwell Banker Realtor South Pinellas 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010 #1 Realtor So. Pin. in Volume for $1,000,000+ Listings Sold 1997, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010 International President’s Premier- Top 1% of Agents Worldwide

Carole Merritt

Recently appraised at $11,900,000, this 5-acre estate on wide-open and deep-water Boca Ciega Bay is a unique find in the city of St. Petersburg. With every amenity for the homeowner plus unparalleled entertainment spaces, this is like no other home in the Tampa Bay area.

Offered at $7,500,000

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Dania Perry Over $50M Sold Year to Date

#1 Luxury Realtor in Tampa Bay #1 Century 21 Realtor in America

ST. PETE BEACH One of the finest open water luxury homes in Tampa Bay delivers miles of stunning panoramic views of the Intracoastal Waterway! Built to commercial grade on a whopping 248 feet of waterfront, this impressive 4,200-plus-square-foot estate offers superb custom craftsmanship and countless regal appointments. Rare Amish-built cherrywood kitchen and wetbar areas. All en suite bedrooms include splendid water views, cherry/marble baths, high ceilings and rich woodworking. Incredible 110 linear feet of private master deck overlooks waterway. Located on quiet cul de sac only 10 minute walk to beach. Offered at $1,999,000.

Completed in 2011, extraordinary construction and astounding finishes complement the remarkable open water views of this magnificent 4,947-square foot, 4-bedroom, 4.5-bath Spanish Mediterranean home. Incredible multi-coat wall finishes, rich stone columns/arches, inspiring wood beam ceilings, elegant travertine flooring and distressed Brazilian Walnut give this home a luster of luxury rarely found on the waterfront. All baths are brilliantly made with high grade marble, granite and wood. Top-of-the-line commercial grade kitchen, terrific media room, a grand waterfront office and multiple sitting rooms overlook the waterway.

Uncommon luxury that is built to last! Offered for $2,499,000.

APOLLO BEACH, FL Grand floor plan welcomes you to a stately, luxurious 5,588-square-foot, 4-bedroom, 4bath home. Soaring 20-foot ceilings and a stunning "wall of glass" enable spectacular open water views of Tampa Bay. Kitchen includes lovely granite counters, center island and rich bar area transitioning to formal and informal dining. Graceful master suite opens to dramatic panoramic views of downtown St. Petersburg and Tampa. Huge upper level space affords breathtaking views of the home. 3 oversized bedrooms are en suite. Magnificent concrete baluster deck introduces multi-layer waterfalls and gorgeous PebbleTech pool-spa. Deeded boat slip. Offered at $1,150,000.

REDINGTON DRIVE - REDINGTON BEACH, FL

SUNSET BEACH Elegant 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath Key West-style paradise on a gorgeous stretch of secluded powdery sand. Handsome dining area and large open living room with fireplace offer easy gentle gulf breezes that take your breath away. Superb kitchen includes Sub-Zero/Viking, thick granite counters, large bar area and center island. Large decks, rich hardwood flooring, storm shutters and whole-house sound system. Entire upper level master suite boasts a big multi-purpose area, vaulted ceilings, fireplace, wonderful his and her bath areas, grand walk-in closets, fine custom cabinetry. Offered at $1,699,000.

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KIPPS COLONY - PASADENA YACHT & COUNTRY CLUB Inspired by 16th century artisans, this 5,040-square-foot Thomas Everett Lamb architectural tour de force is unlike anything on the waters of Tampa Bay. Spectacular great room, immense ceilings and towering windows overlook a grand waterfront. Magnificent inlaid murals, Venetian plaster finishes, intricate floor plan, cultured contours and rich accoutrements yield an uncommon sophistication. Chef's kitchen boasts Wolf/Subzero/Miele appliances, luxurious cabinetry, thick granite and much more. Plush $150K+ home theatre is all WOW. Stunning pool, richly finished decks and huge garage. Offered at $2,500,000.

CAUSEWAY ISLES • ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA Astonishing Franco Pasquale/Neil Rais designed 5, 247 square feet, 5-bedrooms, 4.5 bath Spanish Villa-style estate rests on beautiful open water. Dazzling old world feel and soaring 22 plus foot foyer welcomes you to the pinnacle of waterfront luxury. Impressive blending of exotic hardwoods, stone flooring, Venetian plaster, Walker Zanger tile, custom iron doors/railings and hand finished woodworking are complemented by barreled brick, coffered and tray ceilings, majestic arches, generous use of crown - yielding a spectacular piece of architectural splendor. Completed in 2008, this home will inspire and delight the most discriminating buyer. Offered for $2,299,000.

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YACHT CLUB ESTATES • ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA Feature for feature, this 5-bedroom, 4.5 bath Key West style waterfront estate defines uncommon grace and luxury. Beautiful decks provide spectacular panoramic views. Offered at $1,375,000.

VENETIAN ISLES • ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA Grand and Luxurious 4,089 square foot, 4-bedrooms, 4 bath waterfront estate offers easy access to Tampa Bay! Offered at $1,499.000.

SUNSET DRIVE • ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA 7,800 square foot Italian-style, roaring 20's villa may be the most uniquely beautiful waterfront estate in Tampa Bay. Brilliant finishes deliver rich distinctive Hemmingway aura.. Offered at $2,999,000.

TIERRA VERDE, FLORIDA Awe-inspiring 7,043 square foot Palatial Estate rests on magnificent open water overlooking Sunshine Skyway bridge. Staggering list of ultra-luxurious amenities and features. Offered for $3,000,000.

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Grand 4-bedroom, 4300-square-foot, custom waterfront home was designed with entertaining in mind! Soaring ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows capture breathtaking open water views and spectacular sunsets. Features expansive covered and open lanais, media room, heated saline pool and spa, deep-water dock and custom outdoor kitchen with Japanese Teppanyaki grill! $2,000,000.

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Income producing or single family.this Treasure Island beach property offers it all! Live in one and rent the other units or make your own private beach retreat.

Recently renovated, featuring 3 units all w/ new kitchens, granite counters and SS appliances, this 5- bedroom, 5-bath property offers the unique ability for both short term and long term rentals. Fully furnished, this turn key property is ready to enjoy. Plenty of parking! Walk to restaurants and shops...your guests will want to return year after year! Offered for $1,150,000.

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Waterfront 4-bedroom, 4-bath custom home features a contemporary design with a 4,700-square-foot layout that enjoys open water views, a media room, elevator, waterfront balconies, bonus area, heated pool/spa, and deep-water yacht-sized dock. $1,450,000.

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Luxurious 6- Bedroom, 4-Bath, 6,000 square foot home delivers miles of some of the best open views in Tampa Bay from the moment you enter! Extensively remodeled in the last two years with designer details both inside and out. Additional features include a WF office, library, gym, an elevator, 2 fireplaces, 2 outdoor kitchens a fabulous infinity pool and a large dock and lift! Offered for $2,750,000.

TIERRA VERDE...RARE OPPORTUNITY!

Spectacular 5-bedroom, 4.5-bath home with billiards room and office enjoys 4,636 square feet of luxurious brand new finishes combining a unique mix of classic style and contemporary elegance. Over 230 ft of waterfront (combined total with adjacent lot) Adjacent Lot also available for $500,000. Offered at $2,000,000.

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Prestigious East Shore estate with open water views to the Skyway Bridge!

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Clearwater Beach: 3 bedroom/2 bathroom beach bungalow. Hardwood floors, fireplace, and updated in-law apartment. Across from beach access. $525,000. Kelly Kepler, 727-515-6887.

Redington Beach: Enjoy breathtaking sunsets and panoramic views from this 4 bedroom, 4.5 bath and 3,847-square-foot beachfront home. $2,599,000. Steve Kepler, 727-647-6696.

St. Petersburg: 5th floor, waterfront condo facing the Sunshine Skyway. 2 bedroom/ 2 bathroom with 1,050 square feet, covered parking, and pool. $239,000. Marlies Fischer, 727-804-2204.

Belleair Beach: Completely remodeled with high end finishes in 2007. 2 bedroom/2 bathroom condo, a few steps from a private patio to the beach. $488,900. Martha Vasquez, 727-244-9404.

Tarpon Springs: This estate offers privacy on stately grounds; a main home, guest/entertaining home, and pool house on ten lots. $2,850,000.

Steve Kepler, 727-647-6696.

Floral City: Twenty acre Southern Estate with a European flair. Consisting of 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, and 6,075 square feet. $1,250,000.

Lisa Reeves, 813-784-7442.

Tierra Verde: Magnificent Mediterranean-style residence providing a relaxed lifestyle on the edge of the Gulf of Mexico.6 bedrooms, 6 full baths and 2 half baths. A perfect home for any event. The main living area with its huge fireplace and mirror has expansive vistas over the Gulf of Mexico through floor-to-ceiling windows. The lanai and pool area is open to Gulf sunsets as a dramatic backdrop for this 25,364 square foot home. $6,950,000.

Maddy Krasne, 813-785-4360 / Michal Winiarek, 813-787-0316.

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Engel & Vรถlkers Clearwater 432 Cleveland Street, Suite B Clearwater, FL 33755 Phone +1-727-461-1000 www.engelvoelkers.com

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SOUTHERN MASTERPIECE Offered at $1,995,000 Over 7,300 square feet including 4 bedrooms, media room and wine cellar.

DELIGHTFUL DUNEDIN Dunedin—Voted by CNN and Money Magazine as one of the six best places to live on the water. Voted best walking city and best beach in America. Be part of this charming downtown lifestyle and then retreat to the best screen porch ever. This charming family home has over 3,900 square feet with all the latest amenities including a pool and spa.

Short Sale Offered at $785,000.

EXQUISITE ALVAREZ HOME Offered at $1,750,000 Over 6,000 square feet with 4 bedrooms, study and game room.

LUXURY EVERYWHERE Offered at $1,499,000 Four bedrooms, study and “family pub”.

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INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY Ozona—High quality townhouses totally rebuilt in 2006. Some of the amenities in both include hardwood floors, fireplaces and security. Main house has 2 bedrooms, 2.5 baths. Attached townhouse has 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths. Both have upscale kitchens, living and dining areas and deck space. Near Pinellas Trail, marinas and beaches. Turn key!

Offered at $469,000.

QUALITY CUSTOM CONSTRUCTION Offered at $1,385,000 Stunning Campagna-built home boasting gourmet kitchen, study and billiards room.

Beautiful lots still available, starting at $129,000.

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Favorite From Chefs in Tampa Bay

Ed Barry

MITIGATING THE CHANGE FROM THE ENDLESS, SWELTERING DAYS OF SUMMER TO THE WISTFUL, COOLER DAYS OF FALL, THESE RECIPES ENVELOP THE SENSES WITH RICHNESS AND WARMTH. EACH COMBINATION OF ELEMENTS RENDERS A DISH FAINTLY REMINISCENT OF COMFORT FOOD WHILE FINE-TUNING OUR TASTE BUDS TO THE POIGNANT ELABORATIONS OF TRADITION—WHAT ALL GREAT CHEF’S STRIVE TO ACHIEVE. Benedetto's Ristorante Italiano

Bern's Steak House

21529 Village Lakes Shopping Center Land O'Lakes | 813.909.9694 www.benedettoitaliano.com

1208 S. Howard Avenue Tampa | 813.251.2421 www.bernssteakhouse.com

Grouper Bianc

Bern's Steak Tartare

from the kitchen of Chef Ben Pumo

8 oz filet of black grouper or red grouper (fresh domestic never Mexican or import) 10 to 20 scallops 16-20 pink shrimp (do not use tiger shrimp they are very tough) 1 ⁄8 pound jumbo lump crabmeat One shallot, chopped

One green onion, chopped ⁄ cup white wine 1 cup flour Pinch salt/pepper 6 ozs heavy cream 4 ozs Romano (you may substitute parmesan) 2 ozs olive oil

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Preheat oven to 500 degrees Servings: 1 In a 10-inch skillet over high heat add oil. As oil is getting hot take one cup flour, add a pinch of salt and pepper then mix. Lightly salt grouper on each side then dust in flour and add to sauté pan. Sauté the fish for one to two minutes on each side or until golden brown. Add scallops to pan and sear one side. After searing grouper and scallops, add a pinch of shallots, pinch of green onion to pan with a teaspoon of butter. When shallots turn a light brown deglaze pan with white wine. Add your shrimp then place entire pan in the oven for 3 to 5minutes. Plate grouper and arrange scallops and shrimps on top of filet. Add heavy cream, lump crabmeat and Romano to pan. Reduce to desired consistency (a creamy soup). Ladle sauce over fish and enjoy. This dish is not cheap to make but is a unbelievably light and you will WOW your dinner guests.

from the kitchen of Chef Habteab Hamde

8 ozs tenderloin, trim and finely hand chopped or ground twice 1 small egg yolk 1 tsp capers, drained, rinsed, chopped 1 tsp capers, whole for garnish Few celery and onion hearts

1 tsp red bell pepper, peeled, brunoise 1 tsp shallot or red onion brunoise 2 tblsp red wine 1-1⁄2 tsp vegit seasoning 1 ⁄2 tsp sea salt 1 ⁄4 tsp fresh ground black pepper

Preheat oven to 500 degrees Servings: 1 Mix all ingredients in a medium bowl with fork till blended well without overworking. Mold on a serving plate, garnish with celery, onion, whole capers and serve immediately with crackers, chips, toast or rye toast.

Bern's Rye Toast Preheat oven to 350 degrees 1-1⁄2 ozs buttermilk 2 ozs whole wheat flour 1 4⁄ oz each sea salt and caraway seeds 1oz baked and mashed potato 1 ⁄2 oz butter 2 1⁄4 oz packages active dry yeast 1 ⁄2 oz molasses 1⁄2 oz honey 2 ozs warm water In mixing bowl dissolve yeast in the warm water, add the rest of the ingredients, mix well. On floured surface; knead about 5 minutes till smooth and elastic. Place in greased bowl, cover. Let rest for about half an hour. Knead for 1 more minute and shape into a round log, place on a greased pan and bake at 350 degrees, 15 minutes. Cool. Slice 14⁄ inches thick and toast.

717 South

Sseafood Cippino

717 S. Howard Avenue, SOHO Tampa | 813.250.1661 www.717south.com

Ed Barry

from the kitchen of Chef Robert Masson

6 large shrimp, peeled and deveined 6 large scallops 8 mussels 1 cup onion, chopped 2 cups portabella mushrooms, chopped 2 tsps garlic, chopped

1 cup white wine 2 cups fish stock or clam juice 2 cups tomato sauce 1/2 cup chopped basil 1/2 cup extra virgin olive oil 3 bay leaves

Preheat oven to 500 degrees Servings: 2 In a medium sauce pan start by getting the olive oil hot. Add portabella mushrooms and onions cooking until onions are translucent. Add garlic and seafood searing briefly. Add remaining ingredients. Simmer for about 20 to 30 minutes uncovered.

Serve your cippino over a creamy polenta with garlic bread. It's traditionaly served with toast and aoli.

CinéBistro

Walnut Pio

6333 Wesley Grove Boulevard Wesley Chapel | 813.948.5445 www.cobbcinebistro.com

from the kitchen of Chef Richard Hudson

Crust 12 ozs flour 8 ozs butter 4 ozs water, ice cold Preheat oven to 500 degrees

Filling 1.5 qts heavy cream, 40% 4.5 cups sugar 1.5 lbs walnuts, chopped Yields: 1 12.5 tart mold

Crust: Cut butter into flour using a cutting tool. Add half of the water and knead into dough. Fold remaining water into dough. When finished kneading, dough should not stick to the bowl. Adjust with more flour, if needed. Divide dough into two equal parts. Cover and allow to rest overnight in the refrigerator. Filling: In a heavy sauce pan, combine cream and sugar. Over medium-low heat allow to reduce by half the volume. Spread nuts in a shallow casserole dish and pour reduced cream and sugar mixture over nuts. Refrigerate overnight. Assembly: Grease tart mold. Roll one portion of the dough and set into tart mold, filling crevices. Spread cold filling into crust. Roll out rest of dough cutting into eight strips. Place strips on top in a lattice design.

Bake at 325 degrees until golden brown, about 35–40 minutes. Allow pie to cool before demolding. Refrigerate overnight before cutting.

Pan-Seared Duck Breast with Pomegranate Grappa Glaze

Pelagia Trattoria 4200 Jim Walter Boulevard Tampa | 813.313.3235 www.pelagiatrattoria.com

from the kitchen of Chef Daniel Goldich Marinade 6-8 oz duck breast, 4 pieces 2 tblsp honey 2 tblsp paprika 1 red onion, thinly sliced 2 tblsp pomegranate molasses

1 cup olive oil 1 orange, grated zest only Sauce 2 tblsp shallots, diced 1 tsp vegetable oil 1 cup Grappa

1 cup Chianti wine 1 ⁄2 cup fresh pomegranate 1 cup prepared demiglace

Preheat oven to 350 degrees Servings: 4 Marinate the duck breast in the pomegranate molasses overnight. Drain and season the meat with salt and pepper. Sear the duck, skin side down, in a hot sauté pan for three minutes. Finish in a 350-degree oven for an additional 7–10 minutes. Cook to medium rare.

Sauce: Sauté the diced shallots with very little oil then deglaze with the grappa. Once the grappa reduces by half, add Chianti. Reduce wine by half and add the fresh pomegranates. Add the demiglace and reduce until sauce is coating the back of a spoon and then strain it. Drizzle over duck.

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Seasons 52 Fresh Grill 204 North Westshore Boulevard Tampa | 813.286.1152 www.seasons52.com/Tampa

Cedar Plank Roasted Salmon

from the kitchen of Chef Robert Mitchell

4 fresh salmon filets, 6–8 ounces each, boneless, skinless 2 tblsp Dijon mustard 1 tsp malt vinegar 1 tsp soy sauce

1 lemon, zest and juice 1 tblsp extra virgin olive oil (plus some for planks) Sea salt and fresh ground black pepper to taste

Preheat oven to 475 degrees Servings: 4 Sauce: Combine ingredients and lemon zest in a small glass dish. Coat salmon filets with marinade and allow to marinate for one hour.

Procedure: Remove cedar planks from soaking water. Rub cedar planks with extra virgin olive oil. Place salmon filets on cedar planks and season with sea salt and fresh ground pepper. Roast salmon 8–10 minutes (depending on size of filets). Serve with lemon and your favorite side dishes.

NOTES: Select premium salmon filets—wild or organic; Cedar planks—available at gourmet grocery stores; Soak cedar planks overnight in water.

SideBern’s

Breakfast’ Risotto FROM THE KITCHEN OF

1 cup Arborio rice ¼ cup small diced Spanish onions 3 cups chicken stock 2 tblsp minced garlic ½ cup small diced bacon 1 cup extra virgin olive oil Preheat oven to 250 degrees

2208 West Morrison Avenue Tampa | 813.258-2233 www.sideberns.com

Chef Chad Johnson 1 cup grape tomatoes 3 thyme sprigs 3 oz grated Hafod cheddar 2 oz heavy cream ¼ cup minced chives 4 large eggs of consistent weight Yields: 4

Sous Vide Eggs: Heat water bath with immersion circulator to 63 degrees Celsius. Place eggs in shell in bath, cook 45 minutes. Confit tomatoes: Place grape tomatoes, extra virgin olive oil, and thyme sprigs in oven safe pan. Bake until tomatoes just begin to explode. Remove from oven. Allow tomatoes to cool in oil at room temperature. Risotto: Cook bacon in a sauce pan over medium heat. Once bacon is cooked and crispy, remove bacon, leaving the rendered fat.

Add onion and garlic to bacon fat. Cook on low heat until soft and translucent. Add rice to pan. Stir one minute to coat in bacon fat. Begin adding stock in 3 ounce increments. Stir constantly until rice is 80% cooked. Remove confit tomatoes from their oil and lightly crush over the pan of rice to catch any juice.

Add cheddar and cream to risotto; continue cooking and stirring over medium heat. Stir in the reserved crispy bacon, minced chives, and crushed tomatoes.

Place risotto in bottom of shallow bowl. Make a small well in center of rice. Crack shell of a sous vide egg, remove the egg and place in well in rice.

The Lime

Veal Scallopini

915 S Howard Street Tampa | 813.868.5463 www.thelimetampa.com

from the kitchen of Chef Steven Lanza

6 ozs veal, cut in 5 pieces Flour, salt, pepper to coat veal Sauce 1 tsp garlic 4 ozs white wine

1 tblsp butter Juice of 1 lemon 5 ozs broccolini 5 ozs potatoes 1 tblsp garlic, minced

2 ozs extra virgin olive oil 1 oz spanish onions, finely diced 1 2 ⁄ rosemary, finely chopped 1 tblsp salt 1 tblsp pepper

Preheat oven to 400 degrees Servings: 4 Pound veal into thin pieces. Lightly coat veal with flour, salt and pepper. In a hot saute pan with oil, cook veal for 3 minutes on each side. Remove veal.

Sauce: Add to saute pan 1 teaspoon of garlic, 4 ounces of white wine. Cook garlic and wine for 2 minutes. Add 1 tablespoon butter and juice of half of a lemon. Keep warm. This is the sauce for the dish. In a different hot saute pan add 1 ounce oil, 1 tablespoon garlic. Add blanched broccolini, salt and pepper. Add potatoes. Cook in oven for 25–30 minutes. Presentation: Place potatoes in center of plate, top with roasted broccolini. Then place veal strips around the potatoes and broccolini. Drizzle the sauce over veal. www.duPontREGISTRY.com/TampaBay 79

Datz 2616 South MacDill Avenue Tampa | 813.831-7000 www.datzdeli.com

Coconut Crusted Grouper with Tropical Rice and Mango Salsa from the kitchen of Chef Andy King Preheat oven to 350 degrees Coconut crusted grouper 1 8-oz grouper filet 1 cup shredded unsweetened coconut 2 ozs butter 1 ozs olive oil 1 tblsp blood orange zest

Tropical rice 1 cup basmati rice 1 oz coconut oil 1 cup blood orange juice 1 cup water 1 ⁄2 oz lime juice 1 ⁄4 oz ginger, minced

Servings: 4 ⁄ cup red onion, diced ⁄ cup red pepper, diced 2 tblsp cilantro, chopped 1 tblsp jalapeno, diced 2 tsp lime juice 1 pinch salt

1 oz cilantro, chopped 2 ozs craisins 1 tblsp shredded coconut 2 ozs almonds, chopped Mango Salsa 1 mango, diced 1 kiwi, diced

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Grouper: Bread grouper with shredded coconut and let rest in refrigerator at least 1 hour. Prepare rice and salsa.

Rice: In a saucepan over medium-high heat, melt coconut oil then add the basmati rice. Stir until rice is nice and coated with oil. Add the blood orange juice, water, lime juice, ginger and salt. Bring to a full boil, cover and turn heat down to low. Simmer 18–20 minutes. While the rice is cooking, toast shredded coconut and almonds in a small pan over medium-high heat until lightly toasted. When rice is done, fluff with a fork and add coconut, craisins, cilantro and chopped almonds. Mango Salsa: Mix ingredients together.

When ready to cook grouper: Combine butter and olive oil in a saute pan over medium-high heat. When the two are melted together and the butter is fragrant, sear the grouper on each side for about 2–3 minutes. Remove the grouper from the pan and finish in the oven for about 8–10 minutes, or until the fish reaches 145-degrees internally. Sprinkle with blood orange zest.

Shor Restaurant 301 South Gulfview Boulevard Clearwater | 813.373-1234 www.clearwaterbeach.hyatt.com

Grilled Colorado Lamb Chops Watermelon & Mint Barbeque Sauce, Cherry & Basil Cornbread from the kitchen of Chef Richard Preston Preheat oven to 400 degrees Lamb chops 1 8-oz grouper filet 1 cup shredded unsweetened coconut 2 ozs butter 1 ozs olive oil 1 tblsp blood orange zest Watermeon & Mint Barbeque Sauce 2 cups ketchup

1 tsp Worcestershire sauce ½ cup apple cider 1 tsp Dijon mustard 2 tsp maple syrup 1 tsp molasses 3 tsp brown sugar ½ tsp onion powder ½ tsp garlic powder

Servings: 4

1 can Coke or Pepsi ¼ medium-sized watermelon, chopped Cherry & Basil Corn Bread 1 cup Bing cherries, dried 8 basil leaves, finely chopped 1 cup all-purpose flour 1 cup yellow corn meal ¼ cup white sugar

Pinch of salt 3 ½ tsp baking powder 1 egg 1 cup milk 1/3 cup vegetable oil baby Heirloom tomatoes baby fennel 1 lb butter, salted

Lamb chops: Brush with garlic oil and fresh ground black pepper. Season with kosher salt. Pre-heat your BBQ to high. Cook to desired internal temperature. Watermelon & Mint Barbeque Sauce: Take chopped watermelon and Pepsi and reduce over medium high heat for 20 minutes or until liquid starts to thicken. Add remainder of ingredients and simmer for one hour or until the sauce gets the consistency to coat the back of a spoon. Season with salt and pepper. Let cool and puree in a blender. Set aside. Cherry & Basil Cornbread: In large bowl combine flour, cornmeal, sugar, salt and baking powder. Stir in egg, milk and vegetable oil until well combined. Add basil and cherries. Pour into buttered casserole dish. Bake for 20–25 minutes or until toothpick comes out clean. Roasted Baby Heirloom Tomatoes: Cut tomatoes in half and season with fresh ground black pepper, olive oil, kosher salt and the Anise greens from the top of the baby fennel. Roast in oven for 10 minutes. Butter Poached Baby Fennels: Melt 1 pound salted butter. Heat butter to just below simmering. Cut fennel in half lengthwise and drop into butter for about 2 minutes. Season with Kosher salt and serve.

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Temple Terrace Golf & Country Club 200 Inverness Avenue Temple Terrace | 813.988.1791 www.templeterracegolf.com

Roasted Turkey with Rhubarb Cranberry Port Wine Reduction and Apple and Rutabaga Casserole from the kitchen of Chef Ed Steinhoff Preheat oven to 350 degrees Roasted turkey 1 turkey breast, about 2 lbs. bone-in, skin-on 2 tbsps butter, melted salt and pepper to taste Reduction 1 cup Port wine

1 rhubarb stalk, diced ½ cup cranberry juice ½ cup orange juice ½ cup dried cranberries Casserole 8 leaves fresh sage 1 large or 2 small rutabagas ,

Servings: 4

peeled and cut in pieces; boiled until fork tender 1 cup plain bread crumbs 1 egg ½ tsp cinnamon ½ tsp nutmeg 2 tsps salt

½ tsp pepper 2 tbsps butter Casserole Topping ½ cup pecans, coarsely crushed ¼ cup brown sugar 1/8 cup flour 2 tblsp butter, melted

Turkey: Rinse turkey breast under cold water and pat dry. Place in small roasting pan, brush with melted butter, sprinkle with salt and pepper. Place in oven for approximately 30–40 minutes or until internal temperature reaches 165 degrees.

Reduction: Meanwhile, start your reduction. Add all the ingredients to a saucepan and cook on medium heat for approximately 30 minutes or until a thick, syrup consistency is achieved. In a mixing bowl add rutabaga, apple, butter, salt, pepper, cinnamon and nutmeg. Use potato masher or electric mixer on low until mixture is somewhat smooth. Do not over mix as some lumps create texture. Finely dice sage leaves, beat eggs and fold into mixture along with bread crumbs. Pour rutabaga and apple mixture into a greased casserole dish or individual ramekins. Topping: Mix ingredients together. Top each ramekin with pecan mixture. Place in oven for 30 minutes. Casserole should turn golden brown on top and be firm to the touch. Allow to rest for 10 minutes before serving. dR

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DATZ TAMPA

Heather Anne Stalker

Cast Iron Burger

An American gastropub and market dishing up modern artisanal comfort food paired with craft beer, boutique wine and rare spirits. The kind of place where Anson Mills Shrimp n' Grits shares table space with Crispy Pork Belly and Pea Shoots, and the owners come by with samples of the kitchen's new handmade sausage. All of which is served with ample sides of culinary education and entertainment in an ever-evolving environment.

Carnivores, chocolate lovers, scotch snobs, beer geeks, vegetarians and average Joes all call this charming place home, and for good reason.

Monday through Saturday: Breakfast, lunch and dinner. Sunday: Brunch.

2616 S. MacDill Avenue, Tampa, 813-831-8000 or www.datztampa.com

E&E STAKEOUT GRILL

E&E Stakeout Grill’s Prime Steaks

Tress Eveleth

For a dining experience where taste, service and presentation are second to none, come to E&E Stakeout Grill. The food is exciting yet down to earth.

Featuring Prime Steaks, Seafood, Fajitas, Burgers and more. Lunch Monday through Friday 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Dinner Monday through Thursday 4:00 to 10:00 p.m.; Friday and Saturday 4:00 to 10:30 p.m.; Sunday 4:00 to 9:00 p.m. Reservations accepted.

100 N Indian Rocks Road, Belleair Bluffs. 727-585-6399 or www.eestakeoutgrill.com

Frenchy’s Positively Super Grouper Sandwich

FRENCHY’S CAFÉ For 30 years, Frenchy’s Clearwater Beach restaurants have been serving delicious seafood in a fun, beach atmosphere. Whether you’re at the quaint, casual Frenchy’s Original Café, open air, laid-back Frenchy’s Saltwater Café, lively beachfront Frenchy’s Rockaway Grill or Key West-style Frenchy’s South Beach Café, you’re sure to enjoy the freshest seafood and other tasty signature items, including our famous Super Grouper sandwich. Fresh grouper and other fish are reeled in from our own boats at Frenchy’s Seafood Co., then prepared and served right to your plate. Visit all four locations throughout Clearwater Beach. Go to www.frenchysonline.com for more information.

41 Baymont Street, Clearwater Beach (the original). 727-446-3607 or www.frenchysonline.com Marker 14 Restaurant & Lounge

MARKER 14 RESTAURANT & LOUNGE A treasure trove of tastes from the fields and fisheries of Florida farms. Golden Spoonwinning Executive Chef Marc Easterman and culinary consultants from Europe, California and New York City have crafted a series of delectable appetizers, entrees, desserts and signature creations featuring certified Angus beef, Florida-native rock shrimp, corn meal-crusted calamari, jumbo-lump crabmeat cocktails, trilogies of alloriginal salads, upside-down fresh berry shortcake with vanilla ice cream and silky whipped cream, and more. Lunch: Monday through Saturday 11:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., Sunday 12:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Dinner: Sunday through Thursday 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., Friday and Saturday 5:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. Reservations required.

400 Treasure Island Causeway, Treasure Island. 727-367-4511 or www.theclubti.com/dinner 82 www.duPontREGISTRY.com/TampaBay

DINING round the bay MAZZAROS

Mazzaros Italian Market

From fresh roasted coffee to delicious deli selections, gourmet baked goods to handmade pastas and specialty cheeses, Mazzaro’s is more than a one-of-a-kind Italian market—it’s one of Tampa Bay's favorite culinary destinations. Hours: Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Closed Sunday.

2902 22nd Avenue, N., St. Petersburg. 727-321-2400 or www.mazzarosmarket.com

MICHAEL’S 717 SOUTH Serving authentic Italian dishes from the kitchens of Italy to the exotic seafood from the Pacific Rim. Choose from their appetizer list, to more than 25 entrées including their aged Prime Beef steak varieties, farm fresh natural chicken, and local favorites, such as their famous Miso & Sake fresh grouper. They have a 450-bottle wine list, serve award-winning martinis and specialty drinks. Homemade desserts, include Kona Molten Lava Cake. Michael Stewart, owner, and twice voted “Chef of the Year” Robert Masson welcome patrons to enjoy the art deco paintings, cozy booths, open kitchen, clubby bar, and private dining rooms. Lunch and Dinner: Monday through Friday. Dinner only Saturday and Sunday.

717 S. Howard Avenue, Tampa. 813-250-1661 or www.717south.com

OISHI SUSHI & STEAK HOUSE

Michael’s 717 South’s infamous crab wontons

Oishi Sushi & Steak House

Ed Barry

Here you will find the art of Teppanyaki and the ultimate traditional Japanese food, specially prepared to pamper your palate by professional chefs bent on spoiling you and making this a delightful feast you will long remember. One visit and you will be back for the best and freshest sushi you have ever tasted. Lunch specials and a full bar for your pleasure. Lunch and Dinner: Seven days a week.

615 Channelside Drive, Tampa. 813-228-9202

PRIMI URBAN CAFÉ

Primi Urban Café

Offering cuisine to rival any Italian Trattoria in Rome, Primi Urban Café is the most authentic Italian restaurant in St. Pete and one of the best Italian restaurants in the Bay area. Primi Urban Café has won awards and “Best Of” accolades from the likes of St. Pete Times and Creative Loafing. A Sicilian native, Saverio Macaluso relocated to Florida and brought with him first-hand knowledge of the quality cuisine diners demanded in Italy. He used his experiences to give Primi Urban Cafe its geniune authenticity in both menu and atmosphere. Dinner: Monday through Saturday, 5:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.

27 Fourth Street North, St. Petersburg. 727-895-4909 or www.primiurbancafe.com www.duPontREGISTRY.com/TampaBay 83

SALT ROCK GRILL

Salt Rock Grill

The Salt Rock Grill is about the burning passion for delectable food, enticing dining and pleasurable surroundings...The first Indians and early settlers that arrived here were driven by similar appetite. Mostly fishermen, they camped along shores lined with huge salt rock boulders. While the sun melted into the gulf, big crackling fires were built in open pits made of piled salt rock. All gathered around for a grilled feast that lasted well into the evening. This old beach tradition is legendary and it’s still on fire at the SaltRock Grill—plus, no mosquitoes!

19325 Gulf Boulevard, Indian Shores. 727-593-7625 or www.saltrockgrill.com

SEA SEA RIDERS RESTAURANT

Tress Eveleth

Vanilla Rum Grouper Sea Sea Ridera Restaurant

SHOR AMERICAN SEAFOOD GRILL

Ed Barry

Mussells in a Pot Shor American Seafood Grill

Takara

Sea Sea Riders Restaurant offers the best steak and seafood in the Tampa Bay area. We offer award-winning, reasonably-priced cuisine and different specials everyday. For special occasions, we also offer wedding receptions, rehearsal dinners and banquet rooms. Family owned and operated for more than 20 years, we take pride in making everything fresh in house. Our restaurant also provides an Old-Florida ambiance inside of a restored 1903 waterfront home with veranda dining to provide a unique and enjoyable dining experience.

221 Main Street (Alt. 19), Dunedin. 727.734.14455 or www.seaseariders.net

A gulf-front show kitchen for diners to observe the preparation of fresh, healthy fare. Located on the Hyatt Regency Clearwater Beach Resort & Spa’s second floor with expansive gulf views, this Coastal American Grill offers indoor or outdoor dining. The award-winning team prepares a menu that tempts taste buds: interactive appetizers; seasonal creations; signature specialties; and sweets such as key lime tarts with meringue-lime zest. Breakfast, lunch and dinner: Daily 6:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Reservations suggested. Complimentary parking.

301 South Gulfview Boulevard, Clearwater. 727-373-1234 or www.clearwaterbeach.hyatt.com

TAKARA Housed in The Venue’s 25,000-square-foot dining and entertainment complex, Takara’s modern-Tokyo inspired restaurant offers the freshest sushi made to order. Banquet, private rooms, bar dining, bar, lounge, beer, counter seating, dancing, entertainment, full bar, happy hour, late night, non-smoking restaurant, patio outdoor dining, personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), smoking area (patio only), takeout, view, wheelchair access. Dinner: 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. Valet and self parking available (valet parking ticket validated in restaurant).

2675 Ulmerton Road, Clearwater. 727-571-2222 or www.thevenuetampabay.com

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DINING round the bay THAI THANI Thai Thani features authentic Thai cuisine in a decor reminiscent of a grand dining room in a majestic palace in Thailand. Thai food is served with many different sauces for diners’ personal taste preferences. A dish can be served with three or four kinds of sauces such as chili-lemon, tamarind or cucumber grounded peanut sauces. Recognizing the upward mobility of Thai food in world cuisine, Thai Thani was established in 2002 with the goal of cherishing Thai food and offering Thai dining excellence. Lunch and Dinner: Monday through Friday 11:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Saturday 11:30 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Sunday 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.

615 Channelside Drive, Tampa. 813-228-9200 or www.thaithani.net

VIAGGIO

The Venue’s Viaggio Lobster Salad

Viaggio was recently voted one of Florida’s best restaurants by Florida Trend and has quickly become a local hot spot. The chef has created a tantalizing menu that truly sets the standard for signature steaks, the freshest local seafood, and a creative array of international tapas. Takara distinguishes itself by serving only the finest grade sushi available. Its traditionally trained chefs prepare each dish to order and continue to garner top accolades throughout Tampa Bay. Come experience Takara’s exotic cuisine and indulge yourself in its beautiful and friendly atmosphere. Reservations accepted.

2675 Ulmerton Road, Clearwater. 727-571-2222 or www.TheVenueTampaBay.com

WATERCOLOUR STEAKHOUSE & GRILL

Watercolour Steakhouse & Grill outdoor dining

Acclaimed to have the best steaks on the beach, Watercolour Steakhouse and Grill features certified black Angus beef steaks as well as the freshest seafood and the most delectable desserts. Served in a relaxed elegant waterfront environment, Watercolour is one of the area’s finest places for a group party, business meal or a quiet romantic dinner. Expert service staff will make your dining experience one to remember. Dinner: Daily 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.

1201 Gulf Boulevard, Clearwater Beach. 727-593-1661 or www.watercolourgrille.com

WINE CELLAR RESTAURANT AND FINE CATERING

Wine Cellar Restaurant & Fine Catering

Ted and Kai invite all of you to an evening of award-winning fine dining, with continental fare and European flair. Serving Tampa Bay for more than 30 years with theme-designed rooms that reflect French, Swiss, Italian and Spanish decor. The Wine Cellar has been awarded the Florida Trend “Golden Spoon Award” and the “Silver Plate Award” from the International Culinary Society on numerous occasions. Live music and dancing starting at 7:00 p.m. in the Old World Lounge. Dinner: Seven days a week. Reservations accepted.

17307 Gulf Boulevard, North Redington Beach. 727-393-3491 or www.thewinecellar.com www.duPontREGISTRY.com/TampaBay 85

DINING t a glance 400 BEACH SEAFOOD & TAP HOUSE

CENTRAL AVENUE OYSTER BAR

400 Beach Dr NE, Suite 120, St. Petersburg.

727-896-2400 or www.400beachseafood.com

249 Central Avenue, St. Petersburg.

727-897-9728 or www.centralaveoysterbar.com

ACROPOLIS

CEVICHE

14947 Bruce B Downs Blvd., Tampa. 813-971-1787 515 Central Avenue, St. Petersburg. 727-823-1010 or www.acropolistaverna.com

1502 S. Howard Avenue, Tampa.

813-250-0203 or www.ceviche.com

ALGUSTO MEXICAN RESTAURANT 912 W. Kennedy Blvd., Tampa.

813-250-3500 or www.AlgustoMexicanRestaurant.com

ANTHONY’S COAL FIRED PIZZA 13020 N. Dale Mabry Highway, Tampa.

813-265-2625 or www.anthonyscoalfiredpizza.com

AQUA BAR AND GRILLE

CHARLEY’S STEAK HOUSE & MARKET FRESH FISH 4444 West Cypress Street, Tampa. 813-353-9706 or www.talkofthetownrestaurants.com/charleys

CHART HOUSE RESTAURANT 7616 West Courtney Campbell Causeway, Tampa.

813-289-7773 or www.chart-house.com

CINÉBISTRO

Westin Tampa Bay, 7627 Courtney Campbell Causeway Tampa. 813-675-8700 or www.aquabarandgrille.com

609 West Swann Avenue, Tampa. 813-514-8300 6333 Wesley Grove Boulevard, Wesley Chapel. 813-948-5445 www.cobbcinebistro.com

BACKFIN BLUE CAFÉ

COLUMBIA RESTAURANT/YBOR CITY

2913 Beach Boulevard South, Gulfport. 727-343-2583 or www.backfinbluecafe.com

2117 East 7th Avenue, Tampa.

813-248-4961 or www.columbiarestaurant.com

BAILEY’S CATERING & RESTAURANT

DA SESTO ITALIAN RESTAURANT

238 E. Davis Boulevard, Tampa. 813-254-8018 or www.baileycatering.com

7199 66th Street North, Pinellas Park.

727-209-2695 or www.dasesto.com

BELLA BRAVA

DONATELLO ITALIAN RESTAURANT

204 Beach Drive N.E., St. Petersburg.

727-895-5515 or www.bellabrava.com

232 North Dale Mabry Highway, Tampa.

813-875-6660 or www.donatellotampa.com

BERN’S STEAKHOUSE

E & E STAKEOUT GRILL

1208 South Howard Avenue, Tampa.

813-251-2421 or www.bernssteakhouse.com

100 N. Indian Rocks Road, Belleair Bluffs.

727-585-6399 or www.3bestchefs.com/ee/

BYBLOS CAFÉ

FLEMING’S PRIME STEAKHOUSE AND WINE BAR

2832 MacDill Avenue S., Tampa.

813-805-7977 or www.bybloscafe.com

4322 West Boy Scout Boulevard, Tampa.

813-874-9463 or www.flemingssteakhouse.com

CAFÉ PONTE

FRENCHY’S RESTAURANT

13505 Icot Boulevard, Suite 214 Clearwater. 727-538-5768 or www.cafeponte.com

419 East Shore, Clearwater Beach.

727-449-2729 or www.frenchysonline.com

CASSIS BRASSERIE

GRILLE ONE SIXTEEN

170 Beach Drive, N.E., St. Petersburg.

727-827-2927 or www.cassisab.com

15405 North Dale Mabry Highway, Tampa.

813-265-0116 or www.grilleonesixteen.com

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PALM RESTAURANT

1108 S Dale Mabry Hwy., Tampa. 813-250-3850 14303 N. Dale Mabry Highway, Tampa. 813-269-1500 2539 Countryside Blvd., Ste 6, Clearwater. 727-726-6061 www.grillsmith.com

205 Westshore, Tampa.

813-849-7256 or www.thepalm.com

PAPPAS RANCH STEAKHOUSE AND GRILL

GUPPY’S ON THE BEACH

2630 Gulf to Bay Boulevard, Clearwater.

727-797-9800 or www.pappasranch.com

1701 Gulf Blvd., Indian Rocks Beach.

727-593-2032 or www.3bestchefs.com/guppys

PARKSHORE GRILL

J. ALEXANDER’S TAMPA

300 Beach Drive NE, St. Petersburg.

727-896-9463 or www.parkshoregrill.com

913 N Dale Mabry Highway, Tampa.

813-354-9006 or www.jalexanders.com

PIA’S TRATTORIA

KONA GRILL

3054 Beach Boulevard S., Gulfport.

727-327-2190 or www.piastrattoria.com

4134 W Boy Scout Boulevard, Tampa.

813-877-5938 or www.Konagrill.com

RED MESA

LOUIS PAPPAS

4912 Fourth Street North or 128 Third Street South, St. Petersburg. 727-527-8728 or www.redmesarestaurant.com

2560 N. McMullen Booth Road, Clearwater.

727-797-3700 or www.louispappas.com

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MALIO’S

2507 S. MacDill Avenue, Tampa.

813-258-1916 or www.restaurantBT.com

Rivergate Tower, 301 South Dale Mabry, Tampa.

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RICKY P’S A NEW ORLEANS PO BOY SHOP

MANGROVES RESTAURANT

6521 Fourth Street North, St. Petersburg.

727-525-2023 or www.rickyps.com

208 S. Howard Avenue, Tampa.

813-258-3302 or www.mangroves-restaurants.com

ROY’S RESTAURANT

MARCHANDS BAR & GRILL

4342 W. Boy Scout Boulevard, Tampa.

813-873-7697 or www.roysrestaurant.com

The Vinoy, 501 5th Avenue NE, St. Petersburg.

727-824-8072 or www.marchandsbarandgrill.com

MISE EN PLACE 442 West Kennedy Boulevard, Suite 110, Tampa.

813-254-5373 or www.miseonline.com

MITCHELL’S FISH MARKET 204 Westshore Plaza, Tampa.

813-289-3663 or www.mitchellsfishmarket.com

MYSTIC FISH 3253 Tampa Road, Palm Harbor.

727-771-1800 or www.3bestchefs.com/mystic

OCEAN PRIME 2205 N. Westshore Boulevard, Tampa.

813-490-5288 or www.oceanprimetampa.com

SEASONS 52 RESTAURANT 204 North Westshore Boulevard, Tampa.

813-286-1152 or www.seasons52.com

SIDEBERN’S RESTAURANT 2208 W. Morrison Avenue, Tampa.

813-258-2233 or www.sideberns.com

SLOPPY JOE’S Bilmar Beach Resort, 10650 Gulf Boulevard, Treasure Island.

727-367-1600 or www.sloppyjoesonthebeach.com

SONO CAFÉ Tampa Museum Of Art, 120 W. Gasparilla Plaza, Tampa.

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DINING t a glance ST. PETE BRASSERIE 539 Central Avenue, St. Petersburg.

727-823-3700 or www.stpetebrasserie.com

TAPS WINE & BEER MERCHANTS 777 North Ashley Drive, Tampa.

813-463-1968 or www.tapswineandbeer.com

TEXAS DE BRAZIL STEAKHOUSE 4112 West Boy Scout Boulevard, Tampa.

813-871-1400 or www.texasdebrazil.com

THE HANGAR RESTAURANT & FLIGHT LOUNGE Albert Whitted Airport, 540 First Street SE, St. Petersburg.

727-823-7767 or www.thehangarstpete.com

THE LIME 912 S. Howard Avenue, Tampa.

813-868-5463 or www.thelimetampa.com

THE MARITANA GRILLE The Loews Don Cesar Hotel, 3400 Gulf Boulevard, St. Petersburg.

727-360-1881 or www.loewshotels.com

THE MELTING POT 8810 Twin Lakes Boulevard, Tampa.

813-881-0055 or www.meltingpot.com

THE PEARL 163 107th Avenue, Treasure Island.

727-360-9151 or www.thepearlfinedining.com

THE WINE EXCHANGE BISTRO & WINE BAR 1609 Snow Avenue,Tampa.

813-254-9463 or www.wineexchangetampa.com

WINE CELLAR RESTAURANT 17307 Gulf Boulevard, North Reddington Beach.

727-393-3491 or www.thewinecellar.com

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2011 Ford F150 Raptor 4x4

2012 Mustang Boss 302 Coupe

2011 Mustang Cobra GT500 Convertible

Countryside Ford in Clearwater, FL, also serving near Tampa, FL and St. Petersburg, FL is proud to be an automotive leader in our community. Since opening our doors, Countryside Ford has maintained our solid commitment to our customers, offering a wide selection of cars and trucks and ease of purchase.

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1. Owner Phil Lokey and family, architect Rich Bekesh and Clearwater Mayor Frank Hibbard gather during ribbon cutting 2. Live Events painter Joan Zylkin and newly wed Shannon Lokey 3. Commissioned “live” painting of the Grand Opening. Artist Joan Zylkin

LOKEY MERCEDES-BENZ GRAND OPENING Celebrating the Mercedes-Benz newly renovated multi-million dollar facility at 19820 US Highway 19 North, 300 plus guests enjoyed live music, catering by Salt Rock Grill, and Neiman Marcus models showcasing fall fashions. Guests were surprised to literally be painted into a commissioned piece of artwork by internationally acclaimed artist Joan Zylkin.

Guest of honor Clearwater Mayor Frank Hibbard received a Gold Key to the dealership from the Lokey family. Executive General Manager Bill Reilly proudly remarked: “Our dealership may be pushing 60 years old but we are still accelerating.”

2011 FARA ENERGY BALL The FARA Energy Ball once again proved to be an event to remember raising more than $1,000,000. Over 800 people enjoyed an evening of great food and libations while bidding on amazing silent and live auction items.

Honorary chairs were Tara and Tod Leiweke, Tampa Bay Lightning CEO. Wendy Ryan of WTFS-TV was the emcee. The evening culminated in a live performance by the Gin Blossoms.

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1962 Alpha 1 GTO

1970 Dodge Charger

1956 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz

1968 Plymouth Hemi Road Runner

1987 Buick Grand National

1936 Ford Street Rod

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18TH ANNUAL STEPPING OUT GALA: ENDLESS SUMMER The 18th Annual Stepping Out Gala Saturday, Sept. 10, 2011 at the Hyatt Regency Downtown.

The coastal chic affair, chaired by Dr. Tracy and Matt Halme, celebrated the opening of the new St. Joseph’s Women’s Hospital Tower. Nearly $400,000 in support of St. Joseph’s Hospitals was generated from sponsorships, special gifts, and silent and live auctions. In addition, Suncoast Hyundai dealers and Hyundai Motor America presented a $100,000 Hyundai “Hope Grant” to support services for children with cancer at St. Joseph’s Children’s Hospital.

1. Back Row (left to right): Hinks Shimberg, Lois Mallah, Isaac Mallah and Bill West. Front Row (left to right): Elaine Shimberg, Pam Iorio and Tish West.

2. Matt and Dr. Tracy Halme with Monsignor Laurence Higgins 3. Surf music legends Dean Torrence of Jan & Dean and Al Jardine of the Beach Boys.

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dR EVENTS Through October 30 The Art of Jade Ringling Museum of Art Through November 20 Worlds Apart: Myth & History, Gods & Mortals, Heros & Hybrids Tampa Museum of Art Through December 4 Story and Symbol: Dutch and Flemish Paintings from the Collection of Dr. Gordon and Adele Gilbert Museum of Fine Arts Through December 31 Henry Plant: King of Florida Henry B. Plant Museum October 1 The Great Gatsby Party 7:30 p.m.

Henry B. Plant Museum Komen Race for the Cure® Vinoy Park October 5 The Script 8:00 p.m.

Ruth Eckerd Hall Lindsey Buckingham 8:00 p.m.

Capital Theatre October 7 k.d. lang 8:00 p.m.

Ruth Eckerd Hall

October 9 Taste of Westshore 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Hillsborough Community College, Dale Mabry campus October 11 through 16 Ringling International Arts Festival Ringling Center for the Arts Sarasota October 13 Celtic Thunder: Heritage 8:00 p.m.

Carol Morsani Hall The Straz Center October 14 Opening Night 2011/2012 Season: Carmina Burana The Florida Orchestra Markus Huber, conductor 8:00 p.m.

The Straz Center Richard Lewis, comedian 9:00 p.m.

The Club at Treasure Island Kenny Rogers 8:00 p.m.

Mahaffey Theater October 14 and 15 Crown Collector Car Auctions The Florida Fall Classic Expo Hall, Florida State Fairgrounds

Imagine: Women of Faith St. Pete Times Forum Dolly Parton 8:00 p.m.

Ruth Eckerd Hall

October 22, 28–29 Nevermore 7:30 p.m.

Ruth Eckerd Hall

October 18–23 The Addams Family Carol Morsani Hall The Straz Center

October 23 Pops in the Park The Florida Orchestra Daniel Boico, conductor 7:00 p.m.

Compton Park, New Tampa

October 19 through November 6 Quills Jobsite Theater The Straz Center

October 27 Colbie Caillat 7:30 p.m.

Ruth Eckerd Hall

October 21 Standup with John Oliver 8:00 p.m.

Ferguson Hall The Straz Center

October 27-28 Wine, Women & Shoes Children’s Dream Fund Straz Center’s Riverwalk Promenade

October 22 Tampa Prep Golf Outing 8:00 a.m.

Westchase Golf Club Pops in the Park The Florida Orchestra Daniel Boico, conductor 7:00 p.m.

Vinoy Park, St. Petersburg Dream Theater 8:00 p.m.

Ruth Eckerd Hall

October 28 Mike Epps 7:00 p.m.

Carol Morsani Hall The Straz Center Josh Groban: Straight to You Tour 8:00 p.m.

St. Pete Times Forum October 28–30 Ocala Pumpkin Run 3-Day Classic Car Show 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. each day Castro Farms, Ocala

Deepak Chopra: Healing, Transformation and Higher Consciousness 7:30 p.m.

Carol Morsani Hall The Straz Center

Photo courtesy of the Henry B. Plant Museum

October 8 through November 27 Shadow and Reflection: Visions of Florida's Sacred Landscapes Suzanne Williamson & John Capouya Morean Arts Center October 8 Peter Frampton 8:00 p.m.

Ruth Eckerd Hall October 8 through January 8, 2012 No Limits: Janet Biggs Tampa Museum of Art

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Henry Plant: King of Florida

Through December 31

Henry Plant: King of Florida exhibit will outline the secrets to Mr. Plant’s success, his extraordinary vision, his many accomplishments and his legacy. He was highly revered by his 12,000 employees and during the 1895 Cotton States and International Exposition in Atlanta; Plant System Day was devoted to the commemoration of Plant’s extraordinary service to the South. The Atlanta Constitution wrote in 1895 “Mr. Plant is one of those remarkable men who masters all conditions and creates environment. He is a builder – a creator. A whole state blossoms at the touch of his magic wand.” Henry B. Plant Museum

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Benise 8:00 p.m.

Ruth Eckerd Hall Alex & The Kaleidoscope Band 11:00 a.m.

Ruth Eckerd Hall

October 18-23

The weird and wonderful family comes to devilishly delightful life in The Addams Family. This magnificently macabre new musical comedy is created by Jersey Boys authors Marshall Brickman & Rick Elice, Drama Desk-winning composer/lyricist Andrew Lippa (The Wild Party), choreographer Sergio Trujillo (Jersey Boys) and Olivier Award-winning director/designers Phelim McDermott & Julian Crouch (Shockheaded Peter) with creative consultation by four-time Tony Award® winner Jerry Zaks.

This is definitely not the same old song and dance. The Straz Center

October 29 The Music of Abba—The Originals 9:00 p.m.

The Club at Treasure Island Mahler’s Symphony No. 7 The Florida Orchestra Stefan Sanderling, conductor 8:00 p.m.

Mahaffey Theater October 29–30 22nd Annual Hyde Park Village Art Fair 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Hyde Park Village November 3 Walk for Wishes Pioneer Park Dunedin November 4 Emeril Lagasse The Club at Treasure Island Melissa Manchester 8:00 p.m.

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November 5 Cirque de la Symphonie The Florida Orchestra Stuart Chafetz, guest conductor 8:00 p.m.

Mahaffey Theater November 8–13 Peter Pan Carol Morsani Hall The Straz Center November 9 The Australian Pink Floyd Show 8:00 p.m.

Ruth Eckerd Hall November 11 Beethoven's Violin Concerto The Florida Orchestra Stefan Sanderling, conductor Stefan Jackie, violin 8:00 p.m.

The Straz Center November 12 Taylor Swift 7:00 p.m.

St. Pete Times Forum

1-800-ASK-GARY Amphitheatre Tampa State Fair Grounds, www.askgary.amphitheatrer.com Asolo Repertory Theatre Sarasota, www.asolo.org American Stage St. Petersburg, www.americanstage.org The Beth Ann Morean Arts Center St. Petersburg, www.theartscenter.org

November 12 through December 24 Jars—Recent Works by Josh DeWeese Mindy Solomon Gallery

Capitol Theatre Palm Harbor

November 18 Three Dog Night The Club at Treasure Island

The Coliseum St. Petersburg, www.stpete.org/coliseum

November 19 Sarasota Ballet Project 8:00 p.m Ruth Eckerd Hall

Photo courtesy of The Straz Center

THE ADDAMS FAMILY

Venue key

Carrollwood Players Theatre Tampa, www.carrollwoodplayers.com The Club at Treasure Island St. Petersburg, www.theclubti.com/events

Dunedin Fine Art Center Dunedin, www.dfac.org Henry B. Plant Museum Tampa, www.plantmuseum.com The Lakeland Center Lakeland, www.thelakelandcenter.com Leepa-Rattner Museum of Art Tarpon Springs www.spcollege.edu/central/museum

November 20 Queensryche 7:00 p.m.

Ruth Eckerd Hall

Lowry Park Zoo Tampa, www.lowryparkzoo.com

November 25 Joe Bonamassa 8:00 p.m.

Ruth Eckerd Hall

Morean Arts Center St. Petersburg, www.moreanartscenter.org

November 26 The One & Only Frank Sinatra The Florida Orchestra Jeff Tyzik, guest conductor & cornet 8:00 p.m Mahaffey Theater

North Straub Park St. Petersburg, www.stpete.org/parks

November 28 Masters of Illusion Live 7:30 p.m Ruth Eckerd Hall

Ruth Eckerd Hall Clearwater, www.rutheckerdhall.com

November 29 George Thorogood & The Destroyers 8:00 p.m.

Ruth Eckerd Hall

St. Petersburg Museum of History St. Petersburg, www.spmoh.org

November 30 Dave Koz & Friends Christmas 8:00 p.m.

Ruth Eckerd Hall

Mahaffey Theater St. Petersburg, www.mahaffeytheater.com Mindy Solomon Gallery St. Petersburg, www.mindysolomon.com

Museum of Fine Arts St. Petersburg, www.fine-arts.org MOSI Tampa, www.mosi.org

Nova 535 St. Petersburg, www.nova535.com Old Hyde Park Village Tampa, www.hydeparkvillage.net Palladium Theatre St. Petersburg, www.mypalladium.org Ringling Museum of Art Sarasota, www.ringling.org

Saks Fifth Avenue, West Shore Plaza Tampa, www.saksfifthavenue.com St. Petersburg Little Theatre St. Petersburg, www.splt.org

St. Pete Times Forum Tampa, www.stpetetimesforum.com The Dalí Museum St. Petersburg, www.dali.org The Studio@620 St. Petersburg, www.studio620.org The Straz Center (Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center) Tampa, www.strazcenter.org The Tampa Improv Tampa, www.tampaimprov.com

December 1–23 Victorian Christmas Stroll 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Henry B. Plant Museum

Tampa Museum of Art Tampa, www.tampamuseum.com

December 2 Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 21 The Florida Orchestra Stefan Sanderling, conductor 8:00 p.m.

USF Theater 2 Tampa, www.arts.usf.edu

Tampa Theatre Tampa, www.tampatheatre.org USF Contemporary Art Museum Tampa, www.ira.usf.edu

USF Sundome Tampa, www.arts.usf.edu Vinoy Park St. Petersburg, www.stpete.org/parks

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Private Schools Berkeley Prep . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Saint Paul's School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Tampa Preparatory School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Three Friends with One Vision History is being made at beautiful Indian Rocks Beach by three friends with one vision—to capture life on canvas.

The Plein Aire Cottage Artists have much in common with the French Impressionists, the light, scents, smells, energy are all present in paintings that are painted from life, in situ, on location. History is being made at beautiful Indian

Currently exhibiting at: Villa Gallace, 109 Gulf Blvd Indian Rocks Beach; Guppy's Restaurant, 1701 Gulf Boule-vard, Indian Rocks Beach; The Wine Cellar, Reddington Shores; and the Art Gallery at Frame Shop, 600 E. Bay Drive, Largo.

For information on Plein Aire Cottage Artists call 813.294.2272 or e-mail tilston188@yahoo.com or visit their web site at

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Rocks Beach by three friends with one vision—to capture life on canvas.

Award winning artists, Mary Rose Holmes, Violetta Chandler and Helen Tilston have been painting together for the past ten years. All three represented the USA at the juried invitational Florence Biennale in Italy and were bestowed a lifetime invitation. Florida Trust for Historic Preservation awarded the artists for their untiring efforts in preserving the history of Florida. Their paintings have graced the walls in the cabinet meeting room in Tallahassee, The Leepa Rattner Museum and Cornell Museum.

The artists are frequently spotted painting at Indian Rocks Beach, dressed elegantly in flowing skirts and straw hats with half French easels in place. “There is an incandescent aura surrounding these womans which reflects in their paintings,” exclaimed Michael Anthony.

All paintings are one of a kind and painted on location, in oil on canvas.

The artists are the “featured artist” for Martini’s and Matisse in 2012 and are donating a triptych, one panel painted by each artist, which when put together forms one cohesive scene.

“Artists have collaborated in the past but to my knowledge no artists have painted in this manner,” says Lyn Whitelaw, Director of Leepa Rattner Museum. Each year the artists produce a calendar, of their paintings, and the proceeds benefit Indian Rocks Beach Library and Museum.

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