Get a taste of a distinctive Canadian cuisine dish just a short drive from Savannah Lakes at the Poutine Dog Cafe! A Canadian comfort food staple, poutine consists of hand-cut French fries, covered with delicious cheese and gravy. If you've never had it, it’s a taste worth trying at least once!

At Lake Worth's Poutine Dog Cafe, you can also add any number of different toppings to make your poutine unique. The word “dog” is in the name because Poutine Dog also serves delicious hot dogs, along with house-made burgers and sandwiches. The charming ambiance makes the meal complete, with a cool old counter and comfortable booth seating. The folks that work there are helpful and quite friendly. But if you can’t stay for lunch or dinner, everything on the menu can be ordered to to go.

Poutine Dog Cafe
17 South J Street
Lake Worth, FL 33460
(561) 766-2281
http://www.yelp.com/biz/poutine-dog-cafe-lake-worth

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Long before Oli's Fashion Cuisine had even been conceived by co-founders Juan Gando and Dustin Parfitt (also the head chef), Wellington wasn't a town. It was essentially a massive strawberry patch called Flying Cow Ranch. That is, until New York accountant Charles Oliver Wellington bought 18,000 acres of the farm, what would become his namesake Wellington.

The owners of Oli's Fashion Cuisine also took their restaurant's name from Wellington's founder. They pay homage to the area's rich agricultural history by sourcing their ingredients locally—without sacrificing the high quality of Chef Dustin's so-called "fashion cuisine." He and Gando define fashion cuisine as a modern atmosphere as much as a style of fare, so you can expect both a contemporary setting and menu at Oli's. Regulars strongly suggest that you try the tuna tacos, the hearty beer cheese soup, and the buttermilk chicken.

Oli's Fashion Cuisine
10610 W. Forest Hill Boulevard
Wellington, FL 33414
(561) 792-2220
olisfashioncuisine.com
www.yelp.com/biz/olis-fashion-cuisine-wellington

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You know the difference between mammals and reptiles, amphibians and fish, but we bet they didn't teach you these fun facts in biology class:

1. Just like the human fingerprint, every cat's nose sports a ridged pattern that's unique only to them. The same can be said for the pattern on a dog's nose.

2. A hummingbird's wings can flap up to 80 times per second. The tiny bird is the only bird with the ability to fly backwards.

3. Killer whales (a.k.a. orcas) aren't whales; they're actually dolphins. The largest member of the dolphin family, killer whales have no known predators. They're even higher on the food chain than the great white shark, which orcas are known to hunt and eat.

4. Polar bears have black skin.

5. Only female mosquitoes bite. The itchiness that results from the bite is your immune system's reaction to the insect's saliva. The more you scratch, the more your system goes into overdrive, so hands off that bite!

6. Owls have a reputation for being wise, but this predatory bird is actually quite dumb. Owls are known to be difficult to train, as the bird is only wired to hunt rodents—and that's about it.

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