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LOCAL’S GUIDE TO ENTERTAINMENT

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8 Hooking Up: “The Friend Zone”

10 Happy Hour Guide

16 Downtown Area Map

20 Bartender Spotlight: Bull Bar

25 Music: Spred The Dub

28 Restaurant Guide

Publisher: R.G. SchmedemanArt Director: Melissa SebastianelliBusiness Consultant: Bob HastingsSales Directors: Yvonne Summerlin

Maura O'BrienDistribution: Richard WilsonContributors: Elyssa Schwartz

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Relationship Status: Are You in the Friend Zone? By Elyssa Schwartz

Paid for just one at the movies? Talking about the most recent hook up sesh? Has your crush traded in hugs for fist bumps? If you answered yes to any of these questions then you, my friend, have been friendzoned.

Being stuck in the dreaded friend zone is irrefutably one of the most frustrating and awkward situations. You want to be around that person as much as you can to prove how amazingly rad you are – but you don’t want to overdo it either. You play it cool; but maybe you’re playing it too cool.

The reality of developing feelings for a friend is the fear that if you confess those feelings, you might learn they don’t feel the same way back and, instantly, your friendship is ruined. Rejection is no party, and we all have to face it at some point in our lives.

Unfortunately, life rarely reflects the Zack and Miri Make a Porno-esque romance-comedies that end with formally platonic BFFs falling in love. If you’re trying to get past the friend zone, it’s important to communicate your feelings from initiation. This is key in all relationships of course, but especially the ones where a great friendship is on the line. Hopefully, being open about your altered feelings will save a lot of trouble and pain, but most

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likely, you will probably have to deal with a good amount of awkwardness. However, it’s worse to be afraid of rejection. Be proud, confident and take control of your own feelings.

Keep in mind that it is possible to cruise out of the friend zone with a little persuasion and influence. Just remember to focus on your own worth and never express desperation. Allow some space for the other person to miss you. Make some friends outside of that friendship and create a little competition. Finally, let that friend invest in you and reward them for it. If they truly value you in their life, then they’ll be much more likely to take the relationship to the next level.

Worst-case scenario, if the feelings aren’t reciprocated, you’re friends because he/she genuinely likes being around you which should be enough to keep that person in your life. At the end of the day, friendship is what really lasts.

If you're stressing out over the fact that your crush is or might be "just a friend,” learn how to read the signs.

• When you invite your crush out and they invite other people along • If it’s a blossoming friendship and you’re not introduced to their friends. • It’s typical that they bring up how hot other people are. • You’re always splitting the bill or paying for your own things. • If your crush only describes you as “Nice”. • They are constantly labeling and emphasizing that you are BFFs. • The two of you have a few drinks together and still no interest is returned.

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Name : KiwiBar: Bull BarHometown: Auckland, New ZealandSpecialty Drink: JamesonHangover Cure: Jameson

Delray Beach Passport: How long have you been tending bar?Kiwi: 20 years, used to own a pub in New Zealand.

DBP: What is your favorite part of bartending?KW: Closing (laughs).

DBP: Biggest difference between New Zealand and the United States?KW: Bloody Yanks!! (Actually love them).

DBP: You’re a big rugby fan, what makes the sport so great?KW: That’s easy, The “All Blacks” (New Zealand’s National team). Our team is going to win the World Cup this year!

DBP: When not at the Bull Bar, what are you up to?KW: Wakeboarding and hanging out with my Doberman.

DBP: To you, what’s the definition of a good bar tender?KW: “Leaving your personal s*** at the door, and making sure your customer has a cold drink in front of them”.

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Spred the Dub’s Mick SwigertBy Neysha Bauer

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Making a name for yourself in a world that’s seen it all is no easy task. Emerging from sunny South Florida, Spred The Dub has overcome the barrier of repetitiveness by creating a unique sound they describe as a mix of dub, blues and ska rock. I got the chance to, not only meet vocalist, guitarist, song writer and all-around cool-dude, Mick Swigert, but also picked his brain about Spred The Dub’s journey to stardom. He’s charming, sexy and a fabulously bewitching front man with a genuine love for spreading the joy of music to all who are willing to listen. Check out what he has to say about himself, his band and the South Florida music scene. Catch them on Monday nights at LongBoards in West Palm Beach, and for more on upcoming shows and tour dates, visit www.spredthedub.com. Delray Beach Passport: What Name do you prefer to go by, Mick or Mickey?

Mick Swigert: Mick! They used to call me Mickey Moore, but nobody calls me that now. DBP: Where did your band name, Spred The Dub, come from? MS: The first thing we get all the time is, “are you guys talking about weed!?” but that’s not the case. Our anniversary is 4/20, but we got our name because we had a percussion player who was a chef. He would make all kinds of organic and raw foods – for lack of a better word, he was a hippie – and he had a company called Spread The Love. We were trying to think of a band name at the time, and we were listening to a lot of Reggae since we, obviously, all played Reggae. We listened to a lot of late ‘60s and early ‘70s dub (it consisted of a lot of base and heavy drums) – really great stoner music. We loved dub, so we called ourselves Spred The Dub even before the whole dub craze. DBP: What inspired your second, and most recent, album? MS: Personally, I go through phases when it comes to music. Right now I’m at a real 70s-punk kick and I listen to a lot of country. Everybody goes through phases, and I’ve been listening to a lot of early ‘60s Reggae like Alton Ellis, Jasmin Decker and early Bob Marley (which sounds nothing like the Bob Marley that most people know – it sounds like old school Detroit Motown). Every time we were in the studio we would jam on this stuff which is very bluesy, and that’s really what inspired us. DBP: You are recently becoming a local staple, and standing out as established artists. How does that feel? MS: It’s awesome, it makes you feel like you’re actually doing something. Every time we play a show, I see people dancing and smiling – I love it. There’s a lot of s*** going on in the world, but

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people still come out and listen to good music, have a good time, and nobody gets into a fight. It’s great. DBP: What’s your favorite song on the new album? MS: It’s hard because they’re all kind of new, and I like new songs, but I really like “Coming Home Drunk Tonight.” It’s awesome because we really love to play it just because its fun to play – it’s a drinking tune. DBP: Where do you and the band enjoy going out in South Florida? MS: Propaganda in Lake Worth! It’s our favorite place. Out of all the venues you go to see music, it’s the best. People come out to see live music, and the music that’s happening is incredible. There isn’t a huge music scene down here and I feel like that’s because theres so much to do, but Lake Worth is the home turf of amazing bands like “Every Man.” They just got back from a big tour all around the U.S., and last time we were out there it was amazing to see all the people who came out. I feel like we’re building something like that here. We’re building up a scene where people come out and they like your music, they buy the original CDs and buy your merchandise, and go on iTunes and purchase your original CD. It’s very rare that people go out and see an original band and know their songs, but it’s happening.

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restaurant guide32 East(561) 276-7868 32 E Atlantic Avenue 3rd and 3rd(561) 789-2799301 NE 3rd Avenue

50 Ocean(561) 278-336440 S Ocean Blvd.

Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza(561) 278-7911115 NE 6th Avenue

Atlantic Grille at The Seagate(561) 665-49001000 E Atlantic Avenue

Bamboo Fire Cafe(561) 749-0973149 NE 4th Avenue

The Beer Trade Co.145 NE 4th Ave(561) 808-7304

Beluga Restaurant & Wine Bar(561) 278-663342 SE 2nd Ave.

Big Al’s Steaks(561) 819-1888450 E Atlantic Avenue

Bistro 241(561) 266-3499241 NE 2nd Ave

Blue Anchor(561) 272-7272804 E Atlantic Avenue

Boheme Bistro(561) 278-48991118 E Atlantic Avenue

Boston’s On The Beach, Inc.(561) 278-336440 S Ocean Blvd

Brule Bistro(561) 274-2046200 NE 2nd Avenue

Bru’s Room Sports Grill(561) 276-366335 NE 2nd Avenue

Buddha Sky Bar(561) 450-7557217 E Atlantic Avenue Roof Top

Burger Fi(561) 278-95906 S Ocean Blvd

Cabana El Rey(561) 274-9090105 E Atlantic Avenue

Caffe Luna Rosa, Inc.(561) 274-940434 S Ocean Blvd

Carpe Diem (561) 455-2140110 E Atlantic Avenue

Casa di Pepe(561) 279-7371189 NE 2nd Avenue

Christina’s(561) 278-3200263 NE 2nd Avenue

City Oyster(561) 272-0220213 E Atlantic Avenue

Cut 432(561) 272-9898432 E Atlantic Avenue

Dada(561) 330-323252 N Swinton Avenue

Deck 84(561) 665-8484840 E Atlantic Avenue

Dee Dee’s Conch & Rib Shack(561) 276-1124540 W. Atlantic Avenue

DIG Restaurant and Juice Bar(561) 276-1002777 E Atlantic Ave (Atlantic Plaza)

Doc’s All American Grill & Dairy(561) 278-362710 N Swinton Avenue

El Camino(561) 865-535015 NE 2nd Ave

Gary Rack’s Fat Rooster(954) 281-2029200 E Atlantic Ave

Granger’s(561) 276-7881215 NE 6th Avenue

Green Owl Restaurant(561) 272-7766330 E Atlantic Avenue

HiWay Burger(561) 243-643012 SE 5th Avenue

House Of Siam(561) 330-919125 NE 2nd Avenue, 116

Hudson at Waterway East(561) 303-1343900 East Atlantic Avenue #22

IL Bacio(561) 865-778529 SE 2nd Avenue

J & J Seafood & Raw Bar(561) 272-3390634 E Atlantic Avenue

Jersey Mike’s Subs(561) 276-8949455 NE 5th Avenue

Jimmy’s Bistro(561) 865-57749 S Swinton Avenue

Johnnie Brown’s(561) 243-9911301 E Atlantic Avenue

Joseph’s Wine Bar And Cafe(561) 272-6100200 NE 2nd Avenue, 107

La Cigale A Taste of the Mediterranean (561) 265-0600 253 SE 5th Avenue

Lemongrass Asian Bistro(561) 278-5050420 E Atlantic Avenue

Lilo’s All American Cafe(561) 272-8049814 Atlantic Ave

Luigi’s Coal Oven Pizza(561) 274-1969307 E Atlantic Ave

Martier Cafe(561) 278-7790411 E Atlantic Avenue

Max’s Harvest(561) 381-9970169 NE 2nd Avenue

Max’s Social House(561) 501-4332116 NE 6th Ave

Mellow Mushroom(561) 330-304025 SE 6th Avenue

Ming’s Garden(561) 276-3333271 NE 2nd Avenue

Mussel Beach(561) 921-6464501 E Atlantic Avenue

Nature’s Way Cafe(561) 272-620020 W Atlantic Avenue, #103

Off the Ave Food & Spirits(561) 450-676819 SE 5th Avenue

O’Grady’s Bar &Cascades Poolside Grill(561) 274-320010 N Ocean Boulevard

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Papas Tapas(561) 266-0599259 NE 2nd Ave

Park Tavern32 SE 2nd St(561) 265-5093

Pizza Rustica(561) 279-87661155 E Atlantic Avenue, #102

Prime(561) 865-5845110 E Atlantic Ave

Rack’s Fish House & Oyster Bar(561) 450-67185 SE 2nd Ave

Rocky’s(561) 276-9703 16 SE 5th Avenue

SALT7(561) 274-725832 SE 2nd Avenue

Sandbar at Boston’s(561) 278-336440 South Ocean Blvd.

Sandwiches by the Sea(561) 272-22121214 E Atlantic Avenue

Sazio(561) 272-5540131 E Atlantic Avenue

Sazio Express(561) 276-26371136 E Atlantic Avenue

Scuola Vecchia Pizza e Vino(561) 865-5923522 E Atlantic Avenue

Seacrest Grille at the Marriott(561) 274-320010 N Ocean Blvd

Smoke BBQ(561) 330-42638 E Atlantic Ave.

Solita Delray(561) 899-088825 NE 2nd Avenue

Sundy House Restaurant(561) 272-5678106 S Swinton Avenue

Taverna Opa(561) 303-3602270 E Atlantic Avenue

The Grove(561) 266-3570187 NE 2nd Ave

The New Vegan(561) 404-5301528 NE 2nd St

The Office(561) 276-3600201 E Atlantic Avenue

Tramonti Italian Ristorante(561) 272-1944119 E Atlantic Avenue

Tryst(561) 921-02014 E Atlantic Avenue

Vic and Angelo’s(561) 278-9570290 E Atlantic Avenue

Yama Restaurant(561) 266-9929200 NE 2nd Avenue

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