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(Photo by Robert Treadwell)
It’s time for the Village of Palmetto Bay’s fourth annual Culinary Crawl event involving top local eateries via a guided tour, with transportation supplied. Foodies won’t want to miss this event which attracted 25 attendees last year.
Taste and sip your way through Palmetto Bay’s finest restaurants. Meet at Ludovici Park on Thursday, Feb. 27, at 6:15 p.m., where we will transport you for some delicious tastings.
Tickets for this special event are $60 each. The cost includes sample bites of the various restaurant foods, tiny drinks, transportation and a unique souvenir. Note that this only is for ages 21 and older. Space is limited, so staff is advising that those interested make reservations soon.
“I can’t wait,” said Village Mayor Karyn Cunningham.
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