The Year in Review: 2023

Photography By | Last Updated December 21, 2023
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The Food & Art issue compiled a mixture of restaurants designed for all five senses, culinary masterpieces and chefs creating dishes (almost) too beautiful to eat.

The 12 months of 2023 brought a cornucopia of stories that highlight the rich tapestry woven by those who create our robust food and drink culture. Here are some of the highlights of the year.

Meet Plenti: Fast, Casual and Healthy in Brooklyn

plenti
A coastal-themed fast casual eatery

The Art of Daily Menus

daily lunch special at Southern Roots
Daily menus driven by the availability of seasonal ingredients offer food enthusiasts the opportunity to try new things while supporting local farms and makers.

In the Kitchen with Becky Gonzalez

becky gonzalez
She shares her love of Cuban food at home and at her business.

A Feast for Your Eyes

art in restaurants
Artwork in restaurants enhances the dining experience

Raw Bars in Northeast Florida

raw bars
Get your fill of fresh oysters, shrimp, lobster and more

Sandwich Passport: Your Ticket to Culinary Adventures

sando at koushinryou
Global flavors in a handheld meal.

Industry Interview: Chef Brian Whittington

Chef Brian Whittington
Brian Whittington, a James Beard-nominated chef, started in St. Augustine at the South Beach Grill as a dishwasher, then eventually helped...

The Right Cut

A new wave of artisan butcher shops are connecting consumers and farmers again.

In the Kitchen with Chef Francois Castro

chef Francois Castro
Meet the new executive chef at Black Sheep.

Meet the Food & Art Cover Artist: Amanda Blair Dexheimer

 Amanda Blair Dexheimer
Her custom piece reflects her love of food, art and community.

Toffee Changes Lives at Rethreaded

rethreaded toffee making
Making a sweet difference using an old family recipe

Food Presentation Adds the Wow Factor

Chef Scott Alters at Rue Saint Marc
Using the plate as their palette, these chefs are creating palate-pleasing meals.

Ode to the Ice Cream Sandwich

whits ice cream sandwich
Frozen treats made for hot summer days

Bivalve Aquaculture: A Case for Oyster Farming

oysters at boat drinks
Oyster farming in Florida involves growing oysters from seed

Water Issue

water issue
“If there is magic on this planet, it is contained in water.” Loren Eiseley

Green is Her Name

Ashantae Green at Green Legacy Farm
Going green is her passion

Taking Root in the Family Business

Stephen Singleton
On the farm with Stephen Singleton

Made-to-Order Food Careers

mr potato spread
There's more than one recipe for success
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