Dining out spares people from using up the last of their paper plates or incinerating the last of their paper ovens. Reduce your disposable cookware footprint with today's Groupon to Florida Café. Choose between the following options:
- For $10, you get $20 worth of authentic Cuban cuisine.
- For $15, you get a Cuban buffet for two on the weekend (a $30 value).
Chef Sergio Perez handcrafts each item on the Florida Café's expansive menu and authentic Cuban buffet from time-honored family recipes. Jab forks into a traditional pork ($12.95–$13.95) or chicken dish ($11.95–$13.95), or sample a stacked sandwich like the eponymous cuban ($7.99) or ropa vieja sandwich piled with shredded beef ($7.99).
The weekend buffet lets duos assemble delectable eats such as hand-rolled pork tamales into a literal food pyramid. Platters of roasted pork, chicken with yellow rice, sweet bananas, and simmering carafes of chicken soup build colorful variety into each meal. Unlimited trips allow diners to fully immerse themselves in the culinary culture without having to fill their waterbeds with costly black bean soup.
The restaurant's red-orange tiles and floor-to-ceiling windows evoke scenes of a magnificent Caribbean sunset. A fleet of 26 specialty mixed drinks ($6–$8), including six flavors of mojito, make for colorful toasts in the event that a diner decides to propose to his plate of food.
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The Groupon Guide to: Drawing for Beginners
Great artists aren't born with the ability to turn a blank piece of paper into a museum-worthy work; they develop their mastery only after undergoing a finger-lengthening surgical procedure that provides more control of the pen. If you want to test the water before opting for a risky surgery, here are some tips to help you start drawing:
- Grip the pen firmly to force the ink to cascade onto the page, where you can spread it around with a popsicle stick or a finger.
- Choose an object that won't be difficult to illustrate, such as a banana or misshapen circle with some lines coming out of it.
- Carry a notebook and pen wherever you go—you'll need them to write down the names of things you might want to draw later.
- When drawing a live subject, such as a bird gnawing on a mini cigar, ensure the subject remains still by feeding it overripe bananas, which cause temporary paralysis. If that doesn't work, trace a photo.
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