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      Dining Out: Who Is Rose’s Daughter?




      By Alan Serinsky of Bocaire                          On the recommendation of our waiter Hungry Al   the plate as your glycemic index shoots through the roof.
      Country Club. Hungry Al’s                         selected the Woodfired Branzino Oreganata ($32). It   They need to pack this gelato up and go retail!
      love  for  food  started  very                    was a signature entrée and now I know why. Properly      Check Please: OK, now for the answer to the $60,000
      young. Never satisfied with                       seasoned with a nice, crusted layer of fresh oregano and   question: Who is Rose’s Daughter? Her name is Chef
      his Mom’s dishes, he started                      wood-fired at the right temperature, it was nestled in a   Suzanne Perrotto. Not only has she mastered her skills
      to cook his way through her                       lobster reduction sauce, which only made my fork move   behind a stove but also as a restaurateur. For the record,
      “Betty Crocker Cookbook.”                         at twice the speed. It was accompanied by Broccolini Sage   she owns the very popular restaurants Brule Bistro and The
      During the years to follow he                     and Conchiglie pasta shells, which could have used a bit   Pantry, both in the Pineapple Grove area. There is a good
      spent many hours working in                       more flavor.                                       reason why Rose’s Daughter is jam-packed every night and,
      restaurants, both as server and cook, attending cooking      From The  Dessert Tray: I was informed by our   hopefully, this review is another one. Please don’t wait as
      classes and traveling the world in an effort to expand   excellent waiter, Shannon, that desserts are made-in-  long as I did! So, as they do in the hit series, “The Bachelor,”
      his palette. As a professional writer, Hungry Al offers   house. Now you could stay traditionally Italian and order   the Hungry Squad awards Chef Suzanne four golden roses
      his perspective on current food trends and guides you   the gluten-free Tiramisu, Cinnamon Zeppole or Cannoli.   for excellence and one to Rose as a good MOM!
      through your local restaurant options.            When I’m in Italy there are a few times I’ve resisted a dish
                                                        or cone of Gelato after dinner. This is not one of those
      Rose’s Daughter                                   times. That’s because the Gelato is also made in-house.
      169 NE 2nd Ave                                    These two huge scoops of Vanilla and Cinnamon laced
      Delray Beach, FL 33444                            with Caramel Swirl Gelato ($11) will have you licking
      (561) 271-9423
      rosedaughterdelray.com

         Food  For Thought: What took so long? I realize
      there are lots of restaurants in both Delray Beach and
      Boca Raton. And I wish I could say I’ve been to all of
      them, but that would leave little for me to write about.
      Sometimes it takes a destination or activity that motivates
      you to investigate another city or street for a restaurant
      unknown. In my case it was a concert at the Arts Garage
      in Delray Beach. As a sidebar...I highly recommend you
      look at the live event calendar on their website. They   Scott Cohen is Here to Help!
      truly bring in some amazing music artists who perform
      in a very intimate setting.                         Your fellow Boca Pointe Resident is available to
         Since the concert started later in the evening it made   help with Property Insurance Claims to ensure
      sense to dine in close proximity. Also, the Arts Garage   your insurance company treats you fairly!
      is on the bottom of a parking garage, which is a perfect
      place to park in crowded Delray Beach.               Do You Have an INSURANCE CLAIM?
         As for Rose’s Daughter, it’s been there since 2019
      on the quiet street of 2nd Avenue. I must admit that I’m   ●  Water damage?        ●  Fire?
      starting to favor these small independent restaurants over   ●  Roof leak?         ●  Mold?
      all the corporate and chain restaurants relocating to Palm
      Beach County. This homey local dining establishment is   ●  Damaged floor tile?    ●  Storm damage?
      a perfect example that fits my taste for many reasons.   ●  Plumbing leak?         ●  Kitchen/Bathroom damage?
         First Impressions: There are certain restaurants that   ●  Cabinet damage?
      instantly give you that “feel-right-at-home” vibe. Rose’s           Scott Will Get You the Settlement YOU Deserve!
      Daughter is certainly one of them. Once you step beyond
      the street dining patio you feel the energy of friends and   Closed, Denied, Underpaid Claim? He can help! Call for a FREE no obligation inspection!
      acceptance. Because of its immense popularity there are
      no reservations, so don’t go with Open Table or Resy.                                  No recovery? No fee!!
      I would simply get there early before the onslaught of           Your insurance company has experts on their side – SHOULDN’T YOU?
      diners. I was also told that there could be a line forming          Call Scott directly (954) 937-1224 / scohen@tpc.insure
      out on the street just about at the time the clock strikes
      7:30 pm.                                                                          www.tpcpublicadjusters.com
         At first the restaurant seems small but don’t get   Policyholders who hired public adjusters for non-catastrophe claims received 574% more money than those who did not hire a P.A, Filing a claim can
      fooled by this illusion. After entering the front door      not legally affect your coverage. This is a solicitation if you have filed a claim and are happy with your settlement please disregard this advertisement.
      you’ll encounter a friendly hostess. Is there any chance
      her name might be Rose? Then, as you enter the hustling
      and bustling of the pizza maker and the chefs working
      their craft in an open kitchen, you’ll share the energy
      resonating from a small bar upfront. Beyond that is a                  NOW ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS
      small hallway dining room that leads into an enormous
      covered back patio and another bar.
         Prime Your Taste Buds: Both Hungry Al and Hungry
      D  passed on the typical Caesar Salad ($13) or  the                 Boca Raton Concierge Medicine Doctor
      Prosciutto & Melon ($14) and honed in on the House-
      made Burrata and Heirloom Tomato ($18). For me, the
      burrata is a true barometer of the quality of dishes that                 Board Certified in
      resonate from the kitchen. And this one didn’t fail! The
      soft textured outer layer and the creamy-rich soft density                Internal Medicine
      of its inners had me thinking about booking a trip to Italy.       with Added Qualifications in
      As for the arugula and tomatoes, they played a perfect
      supporting role.                                                          Geriatrics (2002).
         Pizza also plays an important part of the menu. So, to
      honor the certificate hanging above our heads that stated          Steven E. Reznick, MD, FACP
      “Professional Pizzaiolo Master” we decided to order the
      Margherita Pizza ($16). It’s clear that this executive chef              Voted a “Best Doctor”
      takes her career seriously. Having  attended a class in                        by his peers.
      Neapolitan pizza-making I was not surprised how quickly
      we devoured this delicious pizza. Note: This is not like
      your usual thin-crusted pizza. The dough on a Neapolitan                Call to request a complimentary meeting
      pizza has a soft and spongy edge.
         Straight From the Kitchen: Let me first state, there                                 with Dr. Reznick.
      is nothing on this menu you’re not going to like. How do
      I know? Well, the patrons in our small dining room area
      were very happy to inform us about all the dishes they had                            561.368.0191
      consumed. And the consensus was overwhelmingly positive!
         As for Hungry D, she ordered the Sautéed Jumbo
      Shrimp Linguini ($32). Very often you’ll see this dish                          7280 W. Palmetto Park Road | 205N
      with small U-12 shrimp. Not here! These perfectly cooked                                Boca Raton, FL 33433
      ones stood up to their description of “Jumbo” and the                              www.bocaconciergedoc.com
      linguini was also perfectly al dente. The good news for
      me was that the garlic was not overly handed and a “kiss
      good night” was still in play!
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