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Sweet stuff: Honey from bees at Palm Beach golf course now on sale
Author: Shannon Donnelly- Source: Palm Beach Daily News- Posted July 29, 2020

Bees installed at the Par 3 golf course in February are already producing enough honey to be harvested

Rebuilding America: Palm Beach markets find creative ways to adapt

Author: Roberta Sabban • Source: Palm Beach Daily News • Posted May 28, 2020
Well-established mom-and-pop shops throughout Palm Beach faced the pandemic with tenacity, flexibility and creative solutions.

Palm Beach dining: Ladies who lunch carry on with carry out

Author: Roberta Sabban • Source: Palm Beach Daily News • Posted May 20, 2020
Let us drink a toast to the ladies who lunch, the bedrock of Palm Beach’s charity circuit. At the height of the social whirl, their agendas include up to five events daily and three cocktail parties nightly. As the 2020 season evaporated mid-cycle, these tenacious women developed strategies to survive, thrive, carry on and carry out with style.

Coronavirus Florida: Inspired by relatives in Italy, grocer took early steps to protect shoppers, employees

Author: William Kelly • Source: Palm Beach Post • Posted April 6, 2020
Maurizio Ciminella, managing partner at Amici Market, says his relatives told him early on to take the virus very seriously, and to ignore anyone who says it isn’t necessary to wear a mask and gloves in public.

Gourmet grocers in Palm Beach doing brisk business in prepared foods

Author: M.M. Cloutier • Source: Palm Beach Daily News • Posted March 21, 2020
Various food- and drink-related stores in town have made changes in response to COVID-19, but they remain open.

“We’re staying flexible because we may have to make more changes, but we are open for business while being very careful,” said Martine Miroir, co-owner of Blue Provence, 300 S. County Road, which specializes in French gourmet foods (including prepared foods-to-go) and artisanal crafts. “The most important thing is the well-being of our staff and customers.”

Among other food- and drink-related stores that remain open include Amici Market, 155 N. County Road, and Virginia Philip Wine, Spirits & Academy in Royal Poinciana Plaza, 340 Royal Poinciana Way.

Four Of Palm Beach's Best Places To Brunch Or Lunch

Author: Jayne Chase • Source: Modern Luxury Palm Beach • Posted Feb 24, 2020
Feel like a real Palm Beacher and visit the best lunch spots frequented by locals.

Palm Beach insiders know that Amici is the best upscale specialty market in town. Owned and operated by Maurizio Ciminella, the popular shop has a butcher, fresh seafood, prepared foods, gourmet takeout and a juice bar to grab your greens on the go. Throwing a party? Work with the staff for delicious platters and preparty meals.

Busy day? Dine at home with meals to go from Amici

Author: Roberta Sabban • Source: Palm Beach Post • Posted Feb 19, 2020
Amici Market prepares fresh food for those on the go.

At the end of a busy day, there is something to be said for a quiet repast at Chez Soi, (at one’s own home).

If you don’t feel like cooking or have a private chef on call, here’s a solution. Chef Jerry Hightower and his kitchen staff at Amici Market prepare fresh, comfort foods islanders crave.

Roberta Sabban: Got Sprouts helps feed wheatgrass craze in Palm Beach and beyond

Author: Roberta Sabban • Source: Palm Beach Daily News • Posted Jan 24, 2019
In hopes of staying healthy and energetic during a busy season, many Palm Beachers begin their days with exercise and a pit stop at Amici’s juice bar in town. A few years ago, juicing regimens were just a fad, but today they are a lifestyle staple.

Importers bring in some of Amici Market customers’ favorite products

Author: Roberta Sabban • Source: Palm Beach Daily News • Posted Mar 22, 2017
Ever since Amici Market opened, customers have enjoyed freshly prepared meals, a juice bar and gourmet foods. Maurizio and Mia Ciminella also strive to keep the shop well-stocked with an exceptional selection of Italian specialties. Many of these treasures are imported by Italianway, a company headquartered in Miami.

36 Hours in Palm Beach, Fla.

Author: Suzanne Carmick • Source: New York Times • Posted March 25, 2015
Ever since the oil tycoon Henry Flagler turned the alligator-infested jungle known as Lake Worth into a tropical paradise for the 1 percent (it was the Gilded Age, after all) with palatial hotels and a railroad to serve them, Palm Beach has been synonymous with the biggest and the best: fortunes, jewels, scandals. The 16-mile-long island of extravagant mansions, tony retailers and fanciful landscaping...

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