32 East is closing its doors, after almost 30 years on Atlantic Avenue in Delray Beach, to be replaced by Louie Bossi's.
For years my complaint about Ft. Lauderdale was that practically every new restaurant was an Italian restaurant. Now something more irritating is happening in South Florida: practically every new restaurant is an already existing restaurant. It used to be that every main street had to have a Kilwin's; now apparently each will have a Louie Bossi's, a Rocco's Tacos, and whatever the local iteration of Big City Tavern is. In the age of diversity, South Florida - at least its culinary scene - is embracing uniformity.
