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Fort Pierce McDonald's employee of 53 years recognized as new Grandma McFlurry launches
FORT PIERCE — If you've gone to the McDonald's on 615 U.S. 1, chances are you've been served by Barbara Cramer. Cramer has worked for the fast-food giant since 1970, recently celebrating her 53rd anniversary with the Golden Arches. "They call me the McLegend," Cramer, 75, said. ...
5 of the best BBQ restaurants on the Treasure Coast
Good barbecue is cooked low and slow. Here are five of the best barbecue restaurants on the Treasure Coast. Wilke’s 14 Bones BBQ: Vero Beach restaurant opened in 2013 at 1500 U.S. 1. Pepper & Salt BBQ: Vero Beach restaurant opened in 2022 at 308 Old Dixie Highway. My...
Review: New waterfront restaurant offers lagoon sunsets, delectable dishes, great service
The last time we dined at Pietro’s on the River, Pietro walked us outside and told us he was retiring and selling the restaurant. This felt like sad news. The restaurant evoked the easy but classy ambience of dining at a country club with the benefit of amazing views of the Indian River Lagoon. But change can be good and, thankfully, experienced restaurateurs Bill and Jean McLean embraced the beautiful restaurant and location. We were celebrating...
Where to get the best French food on the Treasure Coast
Outside of France, July 14 is called "Bastille Day." But in France, the national holiday is called "la féte nationale" or "le quatorze juillet." Either way, it commemorates two historical events:. Storming of the Bastille on July 14, 1789, which sparked the French Revolution. Fête da la Fédération on...
'Bar Rescue' transforms Port St. Lucie restaurant with remodel, new name and new recipes
PORT ST. LUCIE — The "Bar Rescue" crew rolled into town and transformed a Caribbean restaurant — run by three brothers with no prior restaurant experience — with new drinks, updated decorations and a new name: Three Tides. "Bar Rescue" is a reality TV show where nightlife...
County to sell 63-year-old Chuck's Seafood Restaurant waterfront property in Fort Pierce
Chuck’s Seafood Restaurant isn’t going anywhere. Owners Georgette and Nicola Angelos, along with their father, Peter, plan to buy the property from St. Lucie County since commissioners decided to sell it in hopes it will remain home to the longtime restaurant. “The Angelos’ and Chuck’s will never be...
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