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Back by popular demand, this coming Sunday, May 20th will signal the return of Meat Market’s wildly popular Signature Steak Sunday. Every Sunday this summer, you can enjoy a selection of Executive Chef/Co-Owner Sean Brasel’s Signature Steaks at half price. Options include 16 ounce Chicago Prime New York (full or half); 12 ounce filet mignon (full or half); 16 ounce Prime Ribeye; the Meat Market steak – 16 ounce Prime Picanha with Habanero Chimichurri (full or half); or the Creative Steak of the Day.
My favorite is the prime rib-eye topped with either seared foie-gras or roasted prime bone marrow….. but of course you can choose from other succulent additions such as a 6 ounce lobster tail; Oscar-style with blue crab and béarnaise; and black truffle butter. Signature Steak Sunday will be offered to guests in the dining room, as well as those sitting at the bar and lounge. Not to be combined with any other offers and not available for to-go orders.
Meat Market, located at 191 Bradley Place in Palm Beach, serves dinner nightly. For reservations, please call (561) 354-9800. For more information, visit www.meatmarket.net.
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Award-winning builder and developer Great Gulf is introducing La Clara, its inaugural residential project in South Florida.
Located on Flagler Drive in West Palm Beach, this luxury tower will offer 84 exceptional residences from 1,460 square feet to over 3,000 square feet. The 25-story tower with architecture and interiors by internationally acclaimed Siamak Hariri Architects will feature breathtaking Intracoastal waterway and Atlantic Ocean views. All residences feature deep private balconies facing south-east toward the water. Flowing interiors with oversized windows and premium finishes represent a contemporary take on Florida modernism. Residents will enjoy exclusive access to amenities including an outdoor swimming pool with cabanas and outdoor dining area, and an indoor fitness center, entertainment room, lounge, private dining room, and kitchen. For more information, please visit A Fresh Look at Luxury at La Clara
About Great Gulf
Established in 1975, the Great Gulf Group of companies including Great Gulf Homes an international award-winning, low-rise and landmark high-rise residential developer providing 50,000 families with places to call home as well as Ashton Woods Homes, the 3rd largest private builder and 18th largest in the U.S. With major projects in Canada and the United States, the company’s fully-integrated activities span the entire real estate spectrum.
Gracida Wines and Meat Market host kick off for 2nd Annual Equine Salute Invitational
Carlos Gracida Jr. and Mariano Gracida, the two sons of Polo legend Carlos Gracida, along with their 
business partner and founder of the Arion Group, Nick Valenta are ready to launch the much anticipated Gracida Wines in Palm Beach. The celebratory event will take place at Meat Market Palm Beach on February 8th, from 6-8 pm. and will serve as the Palm Beach kick-off for the upcoming 2nd Annual Equine Salute Invitational, scheduled Feb. 23. ‘Carlitos’ ‘Nano’ and Nick will also take this opportunity to introduce the Gracida Legacy Foundation, whose mission is to enrich the lives of community youth through a love of horsemanship and role models dedicated to instilling leadership skills, discipline, and a champion mentality.
Carlos Gracida Legacy grows to 4th Generation
A third generation of polo player, Carlos Gracida Sr. launched The Gracida Polo brand in 2011. The late 
legendary player and reportedly Queen Elizabeth’s favorite player, was ranked 10 goals internationally for 15 consecutive years. After his tragic accident in 2014, the responsibility fell on Carlitos and Nano who along with their buddy turned business partner, Nick Valenta, changed the name to Gracida Legacy and have carried the torch since.
Gracida Wines added to Meat Market Wine List
After three years of research and multiple wine tastings across the globe, the Gracida boys went back to their Spanish roots and chose La Mancha wine region to produce their three wines- a sparkling light rose, a chardonnay and a Tempranillo Gran Reserva. Launched in 2017, and familiar to the equine Wellington community, the wines will now be available at Meat Market Palm Beach. “
“It’s difficult to find wines of this quality without a big price tag. The Gracida wines are affordable, and well-made quality wines for everyday drinking, representative of the Spanish wine culture. They are wines you can suggest to guests looking for a great bottle but not wanting to leave their life savings on the table. I’m excited to add these wines to our wine list,” says Jonathan Negrin, Wine Sommelier of Meat Market, “Get ready to enjoy good wine, this is only the beginning for these boys, with their heart, and passion it will only get better and better!
“I thought creating Gracida wines would be perfect for the Gracida lifestyle brand. It not only honors the four generations of horsemen that the name represents, but also, at our price point, everyone can enjoy it and experience the polo lifestyle with each sip,”says Nick Valenta.
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Chef Sean Brasel transports us through Bordeaux
Having recently experienced Meat Market’s Indian Culinary adventure, I reserved a table of twelve for my friends in anticipation of Meat Market’s upcoming Iconic Bordeaux wine pairing dinner. I wasn’t taking any chances, as the recent Indian cuisine and wine pairing dinner master minded by Meat Market Chef Pushkar Marathe was sold out a week before the event.
So on Wednesday June 28th, Chef Sean Brasel will be creating 4 exquisite dishes to be complemented by iconic Bordeaux wines, from the Château Lafite portfolio. This event has NOT been shared yet, as I asked them to please give me a chance to share with my friends and Meat Market Gold card holders. Here is a peek:
Passed Hors D’Oeuvres
Lobster Rangoons, Wood grilled Churrasco, Shrimp Ceviche, House Cured Salmon with Boursin Cheese
NV Champagne Barons De Rothschild, France
First Course:
Duck Fat Seared Scallops
Creamed Pea Tendril, Couscous Summer Salad
2015 Légende Bordeaux Blanc by Domaine Barons De Rothschild, France
Second Course:
Baby Quail Lollipop and Lamb Lolli-Chop
Compressed Melon Carpaccio, Mint Ginger Marmalade,
Apple Brown Butter Sage Baby Potatoes
Side by Side Icon of the Andes: Caro 2013, Argentina / Le Dix 2012, Chile
Third Course:
Petite New York and Petite Filet
Red Wine Foie Gras Butter, Red Wine Truffle Réduction,
Wild Mushroom Tartelette
Side by Side Left Bank vs. Right Bank:
2014 Château Moulin de Duhart, Pauillac / 2011 Château La Grave, Pomerol
Dessert:
Fireman Derek’s Warm Summer Black Pepper and Cherry Pie
Fresh Black Cherry Ice Cream
2014 Château Cose, France
$95 per person (+7% sales tax and +20% gratuity)
Gold Card Member perks honored!
To reserve, call Meat Market at 561 354 9800 or
Eric Lumb at 443 8428 or email me at Maribel@altimapalmbeach.com
Wine Pairing Dinner
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Have you noticed more people walking around wearing red sneakers? It may be because of a young boy named Oakley Debbs.
If you ever met Oakley Debbs, you would have thought what a great kid he was. 11 years old, he attended Rosarian Academy in West Palm Beach. He was a straight-A student, and a loving son and brother to his twin sister Olivia. He had an infectious smile, and he loved playing soccer and football
Late last year, while on vacation with his family, Oakley accidentally ate a piece of cake containing nut resin. Oakley’s parents knew he had a nut allergy, and had always been vigilant about his health, his allergy, and the asthma they managed. Oakley had developed blisters on his lips, so they gave him Benadryl. He seemed fine. In the hours after, though, his body went into anaphylactic shock, and he never recovered. The tragedy of Oakley’s death is unfathomable. Not least because it could have been prevented had the family known how to recognize the signs of a severe food allergy reaction and given him his epi-pen immediately.
Shortly after his passing, his family started Red Sneakers for Oakley, named after his favorite shoes. They knew right away they had to get the word out and spread awareness about food allergies so that no other parent or community need suffer a similar loss.
Spreading Awareness
Their first awareness event was a community soccer game at the Palm Beach Recreation Center where hundreds of children came out to honor Oakley in a soccer jamboree wearing red sneakers. What was truly amazing about the turnout was that even families who don’t have food allergies showed up to express their support of the need for better education of the real dangers of food allergies.
At another recent event, just last month, families of Rosarian Academy participated in an Awareness Day with informational booths as well as carnival games and rides for the children. Over 400 people attended.
The Mission of Red Sneakers for Oakley
The mission of Red Sneakers for Oakley is to empower families and communities with the tools and information to better protect their children. In just 8 weeks, Red Sneakers for Oakley gained 7,500 followers on Facebook, with an average weekly reach of 40,000, and a growing audience of a combined 100,000+ across all their social media accounts.
One of their Calls to Action is to ask people to wear red sneakers to promote the movement and food allergy awareness, to take photos and to post on social media platforms. And it’s working. Red Sneakers for Oakley has truly galvanized an online movement that did not exist before.
The Red Sneaker symbol is a simple one, but it is resonating with millennials and Gen X’ers alike. Red Sneakers for Oakley has received thousands of messages and posts from people all over the world. They are also receiving testimonials from parents who might otherwise have suffered a tragic incident with their own child had they not heard Oakley’s story.
The dangers of food allergies may be known to parents of children who have them, but many people overlook the severity of them. Have you ever witnessed people questioning whether an “allergy mom” is being overly cautious at a play date? It happens all the time. Red Sneakers for Oakley hopes to change that attitude. It only takes one bite for a child with allergies to potentially have a life-threatening, fatal reaction.
That is the heart and soul of Red Sneakers for Oakley: Children and their communities rallying to make sure everyone understands the true severity of what some people call the allergy epidemic in America.
More than 15 million Americans suffer from food allergies, including all those at risk for life-threatening anaphylaxis. Yet there is a widespread lack of awareness and confusion surrounding how to respond properly to anaphylactic reactions.
The road ahead is still daunting as Red Sneakers for Oakley hopes to grow its reach into the millions and raise much-needed funds for awareness programs. Somehow, somewhere, the Debbs family finds the strength and courage to keep promoting their cause, but they can’t do it without you.
This is how YOU can help
Wear Red Sneakers
- What: Any red sneaker will do, take a photo and post on social media
- How: Use the hashtags #redsneakersforoakley #livlikeoaks #foodallergyawareness
- Where: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest
Share this link when and where you can
Raise awareness. Organize a community event at your school, recreation center or local business Flyers are available for download at Red Sneakers.org
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Revamped Happy Hour Perks at Meat Market means it got even better!
We know it’s the Palm Beach hot-spot for happy hours, creative cocktails and over the top contemporary steakhouse bites, but as Andy Dugard, General Manager says “It’s about catering to the wishes of our loyal patrons. We listen to them and we do our best to deliver.”
In addition to its popular drink and bar bites specials, Meat Market is now offering half-priced bottles of select wine. Options include a $30 bottle of 2015 Meomi Pinot Noir; 2014 Santa Margarita Pinot Grigio for $34; and many more.
To accompany these libations, Chef/Co-owner Sean Brasel have added a stellar variety of bites to the Happy Hour menu 
including Meat Market’s staple Gouda Tater Tots with garlic aioli ($8); Fried Okra & Cauliflower with spicy chimichurri sauce ($8); 4 oz. Wood Churrasco & Frites ($14); Roasted Escargot with spicy chorizo butter and grilled crostini ($17); and American-Style Kobe Tartare with capers, red onion, chopped egg and parmesan flatbread ($14).
Other drink specials include $10 glasses of Veuve Clicquot Brut Yellow Label; $10 Classic Belvedere Martinis; and $8 signature cocktails including White Sangria; Pimm’s Cup; The “One” Mule; Tangerine Dream; and Strawberry Caipirinha. Select wines, available by the glass, are priced at $7 – $9 and specialty beers range from $3.50 – $4.
Meat Market, located at 191 Bradley Place in Palm Beach, serves dinner nightly starting at 5 pm. Happy Hour is available at the bar and lounge, daily from 4 pm – 7 pm. For reservations, please call (561) 354-9800. Meat Market’s flagship restaurant is located at 915 Lincoln Road on South Beach. For more information, visit www.meatmarket.net.
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Happy Hours get even better...
A passion for horses, a love of learning, and the indomitable will to succeed. That’s all it took for Wellington’s own Clementine Goutal to make a full life for herself—and she created a service to help adolescents looking to balance their goals and obligations like she did. During an exclusive interview with Quest Magazine’s Alex Travers, Clementine explains how her connection with horses, her education, and her drive for excellence resulted in Upper Echelon Academy.
The concept behind her tutoring company seems like a novelty but she explains that the inspiration actually stemmed back to when she was an adolescent and was in the position of UEA’s clientele:
“I commuted to Florida to ride and was myself tutored by Andy Bowers, who is now my partner and a dear friend,” says Clementine. “I had such a seamless transition from our homeschool setting back into private school in New York each season, because Andy took care of all the odds and ends. He coordinated with everyone who required time and energy from me, so that my academics were uncompromised, and I never felt like I sacrificed one goal for the pursuit of another.”
Clementine and her team of education professionals offer innovative tutoring services with the same time-management tactics 
she learned from a young age to help a new generation of student-athletes balance their activities, academics, and work careers. They foster the same love of learning and passion for sports that helped Clementine reach her own goals.
“The evolution of UEA has been organic and where we saw needs we developed solutions. Right now we are so proud to launch UEA Beginnings for young students Pre-K through 5th grade. We felt there was an inadequacy in the quality of education for children of this age, who still need small classroom settings to flourish. We brought in spectacular early-learning specialists and created a cost-effective option for year-round students.”
Click Here to Read Quest Magazine January 2017 issue ‘A Love of Learning’
About Upper Echelon Academy
Conveniently located in the heart of Wellington, near the horse show, Upper Echelon Academy provides individualized tutoring services and an accredited program for students year round. UEA provides instruction from a selection of more than 30 teachers, and works with students from all over the globe. The academy has specialists in more than 12 languages, college preparation, standardized testing, special education, early learning development, and even adult education.
“Resources such as a study hall, writing center, and a Sports Psychologist are at all of our students’ fingertips. A lot of the instruction is one-on-one education in our clients’ homes; we also have a state of the art tutoring center located on Southshore Boulevard for those who prefer to work in a classroom or office setting.”
Clementine works closely with Andy, his wife Kate, and Heather Youngblood to make sure UEA students have every resource available to them. They work with schools, coaches, doctors, parents, and a myriad of other parties to ensure students never sacrifice their passions or wellbeing. “Our whole mantra is this balancing act, which we have down to a science! We want to see our students thriving in every domain from the classroom to the arena, and smiling at the end of the day.”
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