As the world rapidly evolved around it in the years since 1979, Cheddar's remained largely unchanged. Sure, its interior may look contemporary, but its comfort food recipes have remained the same since that first year in the late '70s. That was the year when founders Doug Rogers and Aubrey Good took a leap of faith in opening the neighborhood restaurant.

Today, you'll find Cheddar's restaurants all over the country, including one in Wellington. Its menu still contains the same Southern eats that made Cheddar's so popular in the first place. Wellington diners highly recommend the warm honey butter croissants, which accompany each salad. When it comes to the main course, try the shepherd's pie with ground beef and veggies or the chicken tenders. The latter come a few different ways. Order the chicken tenders over a salad, in a wrap, or paired with shrimp, ribs, or steak.

Cheddar's
925 S. State Road 7
Wellington, FL 33414
(561) 345-2880
www.cheddars.com
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Vintage-inspired bar carts are one of this year’s most popular interior design trends, and the best part about them is that they can be customized in an endless amount of ways. Whether you want to create a modern mixology station or a coffee cart for the kitchen, these tips will show you how to style your very own bar cart just like the pros.

1. Pick the perfect cart. First, decide what type of bar cart to go with. Yard sales and flea markets are great places to score authentic vintage carts, or you can opt for a modern version from an affordable home goods store.
2. Divide the cart into zones. Before you start cramming things onto your beautiful new bar cart, plan how you want things to look. Dedicate one area for cups and glasses, another for ice buckets, stirrers, and other accessories, and leave the top free to display bottles. Use trays to corral smaller items if necessary.
3. Choose pretty pieces. When choosing the items for your bar cart, make sure you stick to a theme. Use a matching set of glasses for a seamless look, and invest in spirits and mixers with attractive packaging.
4. Add some finishing touches. Once you have all of the essentials on the cart, fill in any gaps with patterned napkins or a small bud vase. Be sure to fill the walls around the cart with artwork, and place it somewhere where it’s easily within reach.

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Cornell Museum at Old School Square offers Delray Beach exhibitions on crafts, pop culture and fine art. The museum is housed in a beautifully restored 1913 Delray Elementary School building. The museum has five rooms that feature changing exhibitions. During your visit you might learn about the history of the kite or see Elvis' rise to stardom through a photography exhibition. Take advantage of the museum's weekly guided tours with docents as well as the regularly held lectures. If you have children with you, there is an interactive children's gallery on the second floor that should keep them busy for hours.

The Cornell Museum is open Tuesdays through Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Sundays from 1 to 4:30 p.m. Call beforehand to learn more about the current exhibitions and lectures.

Cornell Museum at Old School Square
51 North Swinton Avenue
Delray Beach, FL 33444
(561) 243-7922

www.oldschoolsquare.org
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