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¡Que chimba! Colombian eatery to open in DeLand
BY NOAH HERTZ
A long-vacant building on North Woodland Boulevard several blocks north of Plymouth Avenue in DeLand will soon host Parva Colombian Bakery, a quick-service bakery and sit-down restaurant.
A long-vacant building on North Woodland Boulevard several blocks north of Plymouth Avenue in DeLand will soon host Parva Colombian Bakery, a quick-service bakery and sit-down restaurant.
Get ready for some true Thai tastes
BY CARMEN CRUZ
Every so often, you come across the kind of meal that can completely transform your mood. In the span of an hour and change, a meal such as this can somehow turn a bad day into a great one.
It can stop an unpleasant day in its tracks and force you into a state of pure bliss.
I can count on one hand the restaurants that have delivered such an experience throughout my pursuit, and have fingers left over. A new DeBary institution, That Thai, has earned its place on that list.
Every so often, you come across the kind of meal that can completely transform your mood. In the span of an hour and change, a meal such as this can somehow turn a bad day into a great one.
It can stop an unpleasant day in its tracks and force you into a state of pure bliss.
I can count on one hand the restaurants that have delivered such an experience throughout my pursuit, and have fingers left over. A new DeBary institution, That Thai, has earned its place on that list.
The Table welcomes new owners
BY BARB SHEPHERD
When we talked with Heidi and Jessee Quinn, they were aware that Florida has a lot more insects than their previous hometown, but had not yet seen their first palmetto bug. They had only recently stopped setting their air conditioner to 62 degrees at night.
When we talked with Heidi and Jessee Quinn, they were aware that Florida has a lot more insects than their previous hometown, but had not yet seen their first palmetto bug. They had only recently stopped setting their air conditioner to 62 degrees at night.
Discovering the mighty johnnycake
BY CARMEN CRUZ
I first became aware of the existence of johnnycakes during a trip to the Bahamas earlier this year. On my search for food more representative of Bahamian culture than the Dunkin’ Donuts most tourists flocked to, I stumbled upon a local spot that showed promise.
I first became aware of the existence of johnnycakes during a trip to the Bahamas earlier this year. On my search for food more representative of Bahamian culture than the Dunkin’ Donuts most tourists flocked to, I stumbled upon a local spot that showed promise.
CURRENT NEWS
More Fowl Play Coming to Orange City
CURRENT NEWS
More Fowl Play Coming to Orange City
More Fowl Play Coming to Orange City
BEACON PHOTO/AL EVERSON
Members of the DeLand Area Chamber of Commerce and other community supporters gather Aug. 11 to help franchisee Travis Burt cut a ribbon to open his Tijuana Flats restaurant at 305 E. International Speedway Blvd. in DeLand, near the Lowe’s home-improvement store. Flanking Burt are Chamber Executive Board Member Matt Maniscalco, left, and City Commissioner Chris Cloudman.
Volusia County Restaurant Inspections | Courtesy Tallahassee Democrat Newspaper
FEATURED RESTAURANT
FEATURED RESTAURANT
Saigon Bistro
Downtown DeLand’s restaurant lineup got a new Vietnamese restaurant when Saigon Bistro opened at 111 E. Rich Ave.
The building was home to Hunter’s Restaurant, most recently, and to Bellini’s Deli for many years before that.
Downtown DeLand’s restaurant lineup got a new Vietnamese restaurant when Saigon Bistro opened at 111 E. Rich Ave.
The building was home to Hunter’s Restaurant, most recently, and to Bellini’s Deli for many years before that.
