Months after new and legacy restaurants wiped out on Las Olas Boulevard, four new eateries around Fort Lauderdale’s luxe restaurant row are getting ready to take their place. They include: ELBA, a Mediterranean sit-down and live-music hub from the former owner of La Bonne Crepe, opening in November Howl at the Moon, a dueling-piano chain with food and cocktails that once brought the house down at Fort Lauderdale’s Beach Place, returning in late November Sixty Vines, a Texas chain with 60 wines on tap, pizza, Cabernet-infused burgers and charcuterie plates, opening in March 2025 Earls Kitchen + Bar, a Canada born, steak-and-seafood chain with 70 locations, opening in winter 2025 These new openings on (and slightly off) Las Olas offer a counterpoint to the rash of closings on Fort Lauderdale’s ritziest restaurant corridor — and across South Florida — in recent months.

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