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Dream Honeymoons: Broadway-Approved Getaway in Hamilton s Nevis

Dream Honeymoons: Broadway-Approved Getaway in Hamilton’s Nevis 05/07/2021 The West Indies just sounds exotic. You’ve heard that honeymooners love the vibe on Nevis, a verdant, timeless island, which feels like the Caribbean of bygone days. You’ve seen Hamilton on Broadway. You’d managed to get tickets via a friend. That’s the night you proposed to her. That’s what made you choose this island over all the others in the Caribbean. At the show, you first hear about Nevis. This is where Alexander Hamilton grew up. He saw the slave trade in real time. You love that his life so moved him that he never owned slaves. That fascinates you both. He’s your hero. Here, you will immerse yourself in a place unquestionably enlivened by its African heritage; a heritage that includes a painful past of colonization and slavery, but that is superseded by a culturally rich and intriguing indigenous history.

14 Parishes brings island flavors to Oak Street

14 Parishes Jamaican Restaurant, 8227 Oak St. 14 Parishes Jamaican Restaurant is settling nicely into its latest location at 8227 Oak St. Chef Charles Blake and Lauren Johnson Blake, a husband-and-wife team, have been serving up traditional Jamaican food out of the Pythian Market on Loyola Avenue since May 2018. While that location caters mostly to a lunch crowd, the Oak Street location is hoping to find its way into New Orleanians’ dinner plans. Charles, who hails from Spanish Town, Jamaica, has a passion for food and has been cooking his entire life. He and Lauren, a New Orleans native, met in Atlanta, where she also fell in love with his cooking.

Lift Your Spirits: Five Bars That Set the Bar on Hilton Head Island

Libby Wiersema Libby Wiersema lived in California and Alabama before settling in South Carolina 30 years ago, where she s covered the state s best culinary offerings and tells the stories behind the food. More from Libby Wiersema South Carolina is a hive of lively dives, hip libation hubs and classy cocktail lounges. A deeper look at bar aesthetics can help distinguish the good from the great. While there’s some truth to the adage that it’s not so much what you drink, but where you drink it, consistently hitting all the marks appealing atmosphere, creative cocktails, attentive service, top-notch bar snacks is required to maintain a stellar reputation. Savvy bar managers will attest to the fact that elevating a good bar program to greatness is no small feat and never, ever accidental. Landing in a great bar shouldn’t be accidental either.

This new Milwaukee bar offers build your own drinks and alcohol-free cocktails

This new Milwaukee bar offers build your own drinks and alcohol-free cocktails Drake Bentley, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel © Ebony Cox / Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Concoctions Manager Hyleah Pulley, 23, gives De Juan Mason his change after ordering a Rum Punch on Tuesday. Concoctions, at 4943 W. Fond Du Lac Ave. in Milwaukee, has been open since November. Hyacinth Nembhardt, 40, opened a new bar in November called Concoctions, where she offers a build your own drink experience. Customers can order a nonalcoholic drink either in frozen, cold or hot and then “they can choose whether or not to spike it,” Nembhardt said. The bar opened Nov. 20 about a half-block south of West Capitol Drive on West Fond du Lac Avenue. There are 15 mixed drinks on the menu. The bar has three different price points for the different spirits: $2 rail shot, $3 mid-level shot (i.e. Bacardi), $5 top-shelf drinks (i.e. Hennessy).

5 things to know in Milwaukee food and drink news this week

5 things to know in Milwaukee food and drink news this week
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