– Our slow roasted Turkey takes over lunch favorites! Turkey can be bland, processed, flavorless and full of fat from factory processing, but not at Maggie Mae’s. We roast our own fresh turkey using a spice rub that adds flavor. Our Turkey Panini with Cranberry Mayo, Turkey Reuben and Turkey Club sandwiches have become three [...]
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We ventured offshore this weekend for a fishing trip. Fishing was our goal, but no Floridian has any more concern about our environmental future than the conditions of the water and the impact of the oil spill. So far, the waters around Belleair Bluffs, Belleair Beach, Indian Rocks Beach and all of the Gulf waters [...] New Menu Features Our Own Roast Turkey! It seems everyone believes the negative headlines being broadcast by most national media sources. Sure there is a great possibility that the oil spill COULD get a lot worse than what it is, but that is not the impression potential visitors to Florida are getting. The Gulf is NOT closed to fishing – despite what an [...] The media, rumors and just plain wrong information has been published about the oil spill in the northern Gulf of Mexico as it relates to Florida and specifically this area around Indian Rocks Beach, Belleair Beach to Sand Key. The result has been people canceling vacations, rooms and planned activities throughout the state of Florida. [...] Sea turtles find their way to Florida beaches each year. Beach goers need to be vigilant beginning May 1. Few holidays are celebrated by as many Americans as an Irish celebration started in about 461 AD. We have found a way to Americanize this “feast” day. Clearwater Sea Blues festival will highlight the weekend’s activities at Coachman Park in Clearwater. Beginning on Friday, February 19th the sound of blues will start at 5:30 PM on the grassy slopes of the park. The weather is supposed to cooperate and top name entertainment has been booked for this FREE event. It’s a short [...] In an effort to raise awareness about the plans to allow oil drilling along Florida’s coast, organizers of Hands Across the Sand plan a beach rally that includes people joining hands at 1:30 PM on beaches throughout the state. This union will reflect the group’s opposition to the risk of environmental disaster from oil spills [...] There was drama, entertainment and even a celebrity chef to keep the standing room only crowd happy. |
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