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mericans now spend nearly asmuch time using the Internet asthey do watching TV. TheAventura Marketing Council’sfirst Chairman’s Roundtable

luncheon of 2013 focused on the emergenceof startup technology companies as powerfuleconomic forces and how local businessescan best harness innovation for their benefit.The meeting was hosted by two “technolog-ically advanced” startup companies: GenesisMedia – a pioneering video advertisingcompany focused on reinventing howconsumers pay for content online; and DSXpress - providing comprehensive computerservices and helping entrepreneurs buildbusiness by establishing and optimizing anonline presence.AMC Chair Cliff Schulman of Weiss,

Serota, Helfman welcomed business andcommunity leaders to Turnberry Isle, alongwith Genesis Media CEO Mark Yackanich,Genesis co-founder, Chairman Andrew Reisand partners Yoav Cohen and Josh Feuer, DSXpress President Dimitry Shaposhnikov andpartner Todd Lynn, who also operate 24/7Online Printing - Aventura’s “one stop shopfor all your design and printing needs.”Based in New York, Genesis Media is an

early stage advertising technology darling.Since October of 2011, they have quietly

amassed an incredible roster of clientpartners across Fortune 500 brands such asFord, Chevy, Chrysler and Walmart. Theirproprietary video advertising platformdelivers high quality, guaranteed videoadvertising experiences.Clicking on success, Yackanich explained

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Media’s full-spectrum online video distribu-tion reaching 150 million viewers per monthacross thousands of premium publishingpartners.“People are now spending at least half of

their media consumption time on the Internetand online video advertising is one of themost effective tools for brand re-call –beating nearly every other media forum froman efficiency perspective, when it comes toreaching market segments.” “Genesis enables advertisers to directly

target desired consumers based on theirinterests and online habits and reach them ona grand scale. By matching consumers andbrands, we can also deliver stronger ROI,create new revenue streams for publishersand substantially improve brand awareness.” “True technology innovation and

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Miami Dolphins celebrate fan appreciation

See GENESIS MEDIA, page 6Photography by Andrew Goldstein

As part of the Miami Dolphins fan ap-preciation activities, punter BrandonFields, defensive back Richard Marshalland offensive lineman Josh Samuda,T.D. and cheerleaders surprised seasonticket members at their homes and placeof business. Season ticket members re-ceived gifts baskets, Dolphins memora-bilia and autographed footballs.

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They had been good friends for over ayear. Could talk about everything withoutupsetting one another. All this time theyactually avoided anything in thephysical or bed-bit. They wantedto get to know each other beforetrying anything else. After abouta year they decided that maybe itwould be time to to try livingtogether just to see how it wentwith maybe a future.

He was an early riser just fullof energy from the minute he gotout of bed. Unfortunately she was a lateriser and it took quite a while for her toeven feel civilized at getting up ready to goin the early morning. No talking, no noth-ing until her brain felt that it was time toface the morning and its problems. If any-thing it was “Watch out buster” on anyattempt at action as she was waking up.

He of course was not aware of this partof her and started out by making coffee forthem both. He brought her a cup sat downbeside her, extended the cup with a great

big ”Good morning, what a beautiful dayfor us to get going.”

Her mind was still groping with hersleep. No mood for anything butto cut off this unholy cheeryvoice at this unearthly hour. Shepushed out blindly trying to cutoff this unearthly sound. “Can’tyou see I’m trying to get up, whyall that damn noise?” She swungwildly and knocked the coffeeinto his bathrobe.

She walked back into the bed-room where he was sitting staring at themess on his bathrobe. Put her arms aroundhim and whispered, “Good morning,” hepushed her away, “You messed up my newbathrobe... You’ve killed my day, who doyou think you are?” screaming as sheyelled. End of conversation... and end, end,end.

The moral is the early bird might carchthe worm. But if he deals with a late riser,he might end up being the worm.

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Aroundd Townn inn AventuraThe Continental Group hosts Aventura Marketing Council Board Meeting

Dan Palmer, Aventura News; Andy Lewis, Eisinger Brown Lewis Frankel & Chaiet; Alan Lips, Gerson,Preston, Robinson & Company; Claudio Stivelman, Shefaor Development; Sunny Isles BeachMayor Norman Edelcup; Tom Oliveri, Northern Trust; Gary Pyott, The Continental Group

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Williams Island Property Owners Associationhosts AMC Meeting on Crime Prevention

Aventura Marketing Council Business Development Chair Peter L. Fishel, CPA; Janette Giddings,Williams Island POA; Aventura Police Department Crime Prevention Specialist Ernie Long

AMC members taking notes on crime prevention

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Some things just seem to go togetherlike peanut butter and jelly or coffee andcream and breaking up and breaking down.If there was a list of emotionally painfulevents, breaking up would surely be on it.

Breaking up can cause you to breakdown initially. Even if you are the one whoinstigated or initiated the break up, you canstill break down yourself. You will feel adecrease in your self-esteem and a sense offailure and regret. You may also experiencesome self-doubt and question your abilityto make good judgments.

It is possible that breaking up maybring you a sense of relief. You may feellucky to have escaped a toxic, dysfunction-al relationship. Even so, you will still haveto go through a period of grief, mourningand healing.

The first step is to heal. That means aperiod of mental and emotional rest. Don’tallow yourself to think at all. Stop the

thought immediately by saying somethinglike, “Not now.” There will be time toanalyze the relationship later when it is notso fresh and painful. The only reason toanalyze it is to prevent the same thing fromhappening again. You need to understandyour vulnerabilities so that you choosewisely and differently next time.

A break up creates introspection andsometimes guilt. People sometimes torturethemselves trying to figure out what wentwrong. This is a natural process. Ask your-self what your expectations were and whatyou hoped to experience in the relationship.Were your needs being met? Were youclear about what you wanted from the otherperson? Was the other person capable ofmeeting your needs?

These questions will help you copewith your feelings of anger, shock, hurt,loss and disillusionment. They will helpyou sort out and share the responsibility forwhat went wrong. Once you understand,you can begin to move forward in a newdirection. Knowledge is power and self-knowledge is very powerful.

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Mayor Gottlieb and Yoav Cohen, Genesis Media

Genesis Media and DS Xpress host ‘Unlocking Potential of Emerging Technology’

companies like yours and ours, onlyhappens through partnership. We at Gen-esis Media are looking forward to workingwith the members of theAventura Market-ing Council and the greater Miami busi-ness community to build a whole newgeneration of business opportunities for allof us.”In keeping with the “start of something

big” theme, AMC members learned Gen-esis Media’s affiliate TravelBIG.com is thelargest online travel resource for travelnews, vacation deals, and timely jetsetteradvice.Close to home, DS Xpress, based in

Aventura for over 13 years, now has fourlocations with departments including webdevelopment, search engine optimization,graphic design, promotional strategiesplus comprehensive 24/7 Online Printingservices ranging from banners, posters andtrade show exhibits – to business cards,letterheads, envelopes, custom printing,laminating and more, with fast turnaroundtimes, discounted prices and the conven-ience of being able to order online.

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Mark Yackanich, Genesis Media; Aventura Mayor Susan Gottlieb and Aventura CityManager Eric Soroka; Josh Feuer, Genesis Media

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Ask long-time Nevada residents whytheir state was admitted into the Union onOctober 31, 1864 and the probable answerwould be because its silver and gold pro-duction “was needed to help finance theCivil War.” It’s a wonderful tale but nottrue. According to Nevada State ArchivistGuy Rocha, “The myth of Nevada’s miner-al wealth triggering statehood ranks as oneof the most pervasive fictional stories in theannals of the Silver State.”

Silver was discovered in the NevadaComstock Lode in 1859. On March 2, 1861the United States Congress establishedNevada as Federal Territory and as part ofthe Union. In doing so, Congress ensuredthat Nevada’s riches (silver totaled some$400 million) would help finance the UnionCivil War effort and not the Confederacy.The Federal Government “bought much ofNevada’s silver and gold bullion to supportthe strength of its currency.” Accordingly,Nevada’s gold and silver helping the Union

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The reasons for Nevada’s statehood“were strictly political and not economic.”By 1864, Lincoln, a Republican, also apractical politician, feared he might lose hisre-election presidential campaign. He wasin a three-way race against General GeorgeB. McClellan, a Democrat and GeneralJohn C. Fremont, a Radical Republican.New states, with popular and electoralvotes, were needed to ensure Lincoln’s re-election. In addition, among Lincoln’s pro-posed policies was the 13th Amendmentabolishing slavery. If Nevada was a newstate, it could help elect Lincoln and alsoratify the Amendment and “help in the pas-sage of the landmark humanitarian legisla-tion.” With Union sympathizers, Nevada’sentry into statehood was expedited. Nevadathen sent the entire state constitution bytelegraph for two days (by train it might notarrive on time), consisting of over 16,000words (the longest transmission for 17years) just two weeks before the election.Lincoln declared Nevada a state one weekbefore the election. Freemont dropped outof the race, Lincoln carried Nevada in a rel-atively easy win over McClellan and there-after, Nevada voted to ratify the 13thAmendment.


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Aventura Hospital and MedicalCenter is proud to announce theelection of Martin Grossman,M.D. as the new Chief of Staff ofthe Medical Executive Commit-tee. Dr. Grossman is replacingCharles Shenker, M.D. who willassume the new role of Immedi-ate Past Chief of Staff for the nexttwo-year term.“We are excited to welcome

our new Chief of Staff Dr. Gross-man and the other members of theMedical Executive Committee toour Aventura Hospital family,” said DianneGoldenberg, Chief Executive Officer ofAventura Hospital and Medical Center.“Each physician brings a unique perspectiveon caring for our community and I knowtheir suggestions will help us continue ourcommitment to excellence in healthcare.”Chief of Staff Martin Grossman will chair

the Medical Executive Committee at Aven-tura Hospital for a two year term beginningJanuary, 2013 and ending December, 2014.With more than 18 years on staff as a sur-geon atAventura Hospital, and 30 plus yearsas a board certified general surgeon, Dr.Grossman lives by his motto for medicine‘to provide the best quality care for patients

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Executive Vice Pres-ident, Sandy Dubé Bellis proud to announcethe newest addition tothe Executive NationalBank team, KevinWol-nik. Kevin assumed therole of Vice Presidentand Business Develop-ment Officer at theAventura Branch.“Kevin Wolnik is a

great addition to ourmanagement team. I’mconfident that he willuphold the reputationfor superior customerservice we’ve builtover the last 40 years,”asserted Sandy.After graduating from DePaul University

in Chicago in 1997, Kevin moved to Floridato pursue a career in financial services. Mostrecently, Kevin was employed by WellsFargo as a Relationship Manager. During histenure at Wells Fargo, Kevin earned numer-ous awards including Top Private BankerAwards in 3rd Quarter of 2011 and 1st Quar-ter of 2012.“There’s a lot to be excited about [at Ex-

ecutive National Bank],” confessed Kevin.“As a Mortgage Loan Originator, I’m ex-cited to be working at a bank that under-stands Miami is a melting pot… and offersresidential mortgage loans to foreign nation-als.”“I want to be the go-to-guy for local HOA

board members inAventura and SunnyIsles,” Kevin added.“Few banks in SouthFlorida understandHomeowner Associa-tion Banking, so I’m ex-cited to be working at abank that specializes inHOA products likelockbox services andcapital improvementloans.”Throughout his 12-

year career in the finan-cial services industry,Kevin has dedicatedhimself to working withsmall businesses. He is a

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Each year, the Greater Miami and TheBeaches Hotel Association recognizes oneHousekeeping Manager in the Miami regionfor outstanding performance, expertise andleadership. The award for 2012 has beenpresented to Amir Chandra, Director ofHousekeeping atAcqualina Resort & Spa onthe Beach, the ultra-luxury resort and spa inSunny Isles Beach. Chandra continues toexcel as an honorable employee, leading thehousekeeping team in 2013.“We are extremely proud to have Amir

recognized and very grateful for his contri-bution in our daily quest for excellence,”said Sase Gjosorvski, General Manager,Ac-qualina Resort & Spa on the Beach.The Greater Miami & the Beaches Hotel

Association recognized and honored out-standing managers of the various hotel de-partments in Miami-Dade at the SecondAnnual Hospitality LeadershipAward at theInterContinental Miami this past November.The event brought together hotel managers,hospitality partners and allied upgrade mem-bers for a presentation of awards honoringoutstanding managers in the hotel industry.Acqualina Resort & Spa on the Beach, the

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The 2013 Food NetworkSouth Beach Wine & FoodFestival presented byFOOD & WINE is pleasedto feature the CelebrityChef Golf Tournament pre-sented by Benchmark Hos-pitality International hostedby JoséAndrés on Saturday,February 23rd at TurnberryIsle Miami in Aventura.Known for bringing every-one's favorite celebritychefs, winemakers andspirit producers together for the ultimategourmet bash, the Festival is thrilled to givefans the opportunity to golf with some ofAmerica's favorite culinary and wine per-sonalities on a top-rated course.A portion of the proceeds from this event

will benefit World Central Kitchen, a non-profit founded by James Beard award-win-ning chef, José Andrés. Currently active inHaiti, the organization is committed to in-vesting in smart solutions to hunger andpoverty around the world; ultimately, chang-ing lives and feeding hope.Turnberry Isle Miami will welcome ath-

letic talents of host José Andrés, MichaelAnthony, Cesare Casella, Todd English,

Nadia G., Alex Guar-naschelli, Linton Hopkins,Edward Lee, Tim Love,Giorgio Rapicavoli, JeremySewall, Ming Tsai, MarkZeitouni, and SouthernWine & Spirits' Kevin Fen-nessey, Brad Vassar andJohnWittig. Throughout thecourse, players will also bemet with a variety of wine,spirits and food stations.Refreshments include Bo-tran Rum, FIJI, Jameson,

Patrón Tequila, Pinnacle Vodka, and PrestigeWines; accompanied by fare from Bench-mark Hospitality International, BourbonSteak and Cascata Grill from Turnberry IsleMiami, Dole Food Company, Nadia G., andSLS Hotels' The Bazaar by José Andrés. Inaddition, prizes will be awarded at hole-in-one and longest drive experiences and NatSherman Cigars will add to this unique tour-nament.A culinary and wine personality will be

paired with a foursome to ensure an unfor-gettable round of golf. Both foursome andsingle-player spots are available. Call 877-762-3933 or visit www.sobefest.com/golf forcomplete information and how to register.

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If you’ve made a NewYear’s resolution to “lookand feel marvelous,” Dr.Richard Galitz of GalitzPlastic Surgery can helpensure you keep it - notonly for 2013, but formany more vibrant andyouthful looking years tocome.Now based at the opu-

lent Harbour Centrebuilding in Aventura(18851 NE 29th Avenue,Suite 306), Dr. Galitz iscontinuing an over 25-year legacy of providinghighly personalized careto patients benefitting from facial and recon-structive procedures, as well as MOH’s re-pair, state of the art cosmetic injectables,laser hair removal and laser skin resurfacing.New Beauty magazine, considered the

beauty authority, features procedures rou-tinely performed by Dr. Galitz includingcustomized facelifts, rhinoplasty for moreaesthetically pleasing noses, eyelid surgery,brow and forehead lifts, neck lifts, cheek im-plants, chin implants, ear reshaping and lipaugmentation.Dr. Galitz and his highly trained team of

technicians also offer complete hair restora-tion services for treating hair loss and fine,thinning hair. According to the International

Society of Hair Restoration Surgery, men andwomen who choose tohave hair restoration procedures start to becomemore inclined to socializeand participate in activelifestyles once they feebetter about their appearance. Dr. Galitz’s skillexpertise and artistic eyehelp facilitate this positive attitude change bycreating natural looks foindividual desires rangingfrom a full head of hair oimproved hairline - toeyebrows and facial haifor men.To fulfill Dr. Galitz’

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Medical experts from around theworld gathered to discuss the latestbreakthroughs in Alzheimer’s dis-ease diagnosis and treatment duringthe 11thAnnual Mild Cognitive Im-pairment (MCI) Symposium, hostedby TheWien Center forAlzheimer’sDisease and Memory Disorders atMount Sinai Medical Center. Thesymposium, held on January 19thand 20th at the Miami Beach Resortand Spa, provided a forum for newinformation and in-depth discus-sions about upcoming clinical trialsand advances in research related tothe clinical diagnosis and progression ofAlzheimer’s disease.This symposium is especially significant

as current clinical research to find a cure forAlzheimer’s focuses on patients with MCI.People with MCI have more memory prob-lems than others their age, but their symp-toms are not as severe as the symptoms seenin people with Alzheimer’s disease. How-ever, patients with MCI have a greater po-tential of developing Alzheimer’s. Theearliest possible diagnosis can lead to phar-macological treatment and non-pharmaco-logical interventions to slow the progressionof the disease.

Twenty-five distinguished neurologicalexperts from areas around the world – in-cluding Sweden,Australia and Netherlands,as well as U.S. cities such as Miami,Chicago, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, St. Louis,Phoenix, Boston, Philadelphia, Berkeley,At-lanta and more – presented the latest infor-mation on the earliest stages of cognitivedecline. In addition, the symposium featuredkeynote speeches by two distinguished ex-perts. Todd Golde, M.D., PhD, director ofthe University of Florida’s Center for Trans-lational Research in Neurodegenerative Dis-

ease, delivered a presentation titled, “Solv-ing the Dilemma of Treatment Versus Pre-vention Strategies forAlzheimer’s Disease.”Eric Reiman, M.D., executive director of theBanner Alzheimer’s Institute, addressed“Launching the Era of Alzheimer’s Preven-tion Research”.This year’s event also featured the 2nd

Annual Early Alzheimer’s Diagnostic andTreatment Workshop, which explored hownewly developed diagnostic tests can beused successfully in the early diagnosis andtreatment of Alzheimer’s. The symposiumalso included the 1stAnnual MCI Public Education Forum,

which gave members of the community theopportunity to interact in a panel discussionwith medical experts.The MCI Symposium began in 2003

under the direction of Ranjan Duara, M.D.,medical director of theWien Center. Thanksto the generosity of Marilyn “Lynn” Girsh,the Wien Center will receive financial sup-port to continue the symposium for the next20 years.“I was very impressed with the work that

Dr. Duara is doing at theWien Center,” saidGirsh. “And I especially appreciated the ideaof an international symposium bringing re-searchers together to share their findings anddiscuss new ideas on treating Alzheimer’s.If there is any possibility of finding a cure, Iwould like to do what I can to help.”Unless new treatment options are found to

prevent Alzheimer’s or delay its onset, it isprojected that 13 million people in the U.S.will have the disease by 2050. Since the de-velopment of criteria for Alzheimer’s 25years ago, major advances in understandingof the biology and early clinical features ofthe disease have led to improvement in clin-ical assessments.“Our goal is to continue hosting the sym-

posium to help researchers gain a greater un-derstanding of Alzheimer’s and eventuallydiscover new treatment options that willdelay, prevent or cure the disease,” Dr.Duara said.

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Bella Luna is located in the Aventura Mall andoffers diners an Italian Bistro style of dining. Therestaurant also features an in-house bakery full offresh Italian baked goods. Some of the menu op-tions of Bella Luna are as follow; Fried Calamariand Zucchini, Mediterranean Salad, MargheritaPizza, Risotto, Panini’s, Spaghetti Bolognese,Fettuccine Alfredo, fresh fish and much more.When dining at Bella Luna their desserts are amust. Some of the favorites are Tiramisu, ItalianCheesecake, Mixed Berry Tart and ChocolateCake. If looking for a restaurant with a large va-riety of meal options Bella Luna is the place togo.

Pilar Restaurant & Full Bar

20475 Biscayne Blvd.

Aventura, Florida 33180

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At Pilar Restaurant & Full Bar Scott Fredel ischef, and owner. The dining room features gor-geous hard wood floors and a spectacular view.Some of the menu options include; Rock ShrimpSpring Rolls, Roasted Beet Salad, Steamed FreshFlorida Clams, Rock Shrimp and Linguine,Grilled Mahi Mahi, CertifiedAngus Grilled SkirtSteak, Pork Tenderloin Steak, Asian MarinatedBeef Short Ribs and a wide variety of fresh fish.Chef Scott Fredel is not only a restaurant ownerbut also a fishing captain and was selected one ofthe top ten chefs in South Florida by Ocean Drivemagazine.

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Aventura, FL 33180

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Some may say that the name says it all! However,The Cheesecake Factory also features an enor-mous lunch and dinner menu. Some of the diningoptions featured on their 10 page menu are as fol-lows; White Bean Humus, Sweet Corn Fritters,CrispyArtichoke Hearts,Ahi Tartare, VietnameseTacos, Chicken Pot Stickers, Fried Macaroni andCheese, Buffalo Wings Thai Lettuce Wraps,Creaser Salad, Factory Chopped Salad, KobeBurgers, Specialty Pizzas, Sandwiches, Steaks,Chicken, Seafood and much, much more! At TheCheesecake Factory it is a must to try a slice ofcheesecake. Some of their signature flavors in-clude Dutch Carmel Apple Streusel, ChocolateRaspberry Truffle, Snickers Cheesecakes andWild Berry White Chocolate Cheesecake.

Whole Foods Market


Aventura Florida 33180

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Whole Foods Market is a food store offeringhealthier meal options by cooking at home orthrough the use of their prepared food options.This market offers a wide selection of organicproducts, hormone free meats and dairy productsand locally grown produce free from pesticidesand other bad chemicals. Whole Foods Marketalso offers gluten free, dairy free and vegetarianproducts. In the deli one can find prepared dishessuch as pizzas, pastas, salads, sandwich bar, olivebar, taco bar, cheese bar and many other healthy

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Sushi Siam is a Japanese and Thai restaurant of-fering seven locations in the Miami area includ-ing Aventura. The menu options include, but arenot limited too; Miso Soup, Fresh Soup, SeafoodSalad, Japanese Rice, Soft Shell Crab, TempuraShrimp, Tempura Vegetables, Tofu Dishes, Noo-dles, Salmon Teriyaki and a Full Sushi Bar. SushiSiam also features a full service bar includingchampagnes, and wines, sold by the bottle and orglass. The dining room at Sushi Siam, Aventurafeels as if you have been whisked away to a trueJapanese Restaurant.

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Aventura, FL 33180

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Grill on the Alley is a fine dining restaurant fea-turing a gorgeous dining room complete withhard wood floors and white table linens. Onceyou have stepped inside one is sure to be capti-vated by the elegant floor to ceiling wine cellar.Some of the meal options available include; Oys-ters on the Half Shell, Steak Tartare, FiletMignon, Braised Short Ribs, Chicken Pot Pie,Calf’s Liver, Cedar Plank Salmon, Jumbo LumpCrab Cakes Chopped Wedge Salad and RoastBrick Chicken. Grill on theAlley also provides afull service bar featuring wines, champagnes andspecialty drinks such as Black and Blue Mojito,Orange Blossom and Cucumber Gimlet.

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The Cajun & Grill of Aventura Mall is located inthe food court of the mall and offers menu op-tions such as bourbon chicken, pork ribs, chickenwith spicy sauce, vegetables, rice and noodles.There are numerous dining options within theAventura Mall’s food court; however, Cajun &Grill has great online ratings and offers a freesample of their bourbon chicken before purchas-ing. One diner states, “Their Bourbon chicken isto die for.” If in the area, or shopping the Aven-tura Mall, be sure to stop by Cajun & Grill ofAventura Mall.

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