Atlantic Ave Magazine - June 2019

for $35 for an hour and see how many yoga poses or headstands
you can do on it. Whatever your outdoor pleasure,
they’ve got you covered. Richwagen’s is located at 298 NE
Sixth Ave. and Delray Beach Water Sports is located on the
beach at 399 S. Ocean Blvd. Visit www.delraybeachbicycles.
com or www.delraybeachwatersports.com or call (561) 272-
BIKE or (561) 272-7873 for more information.
“I
call this turf ‘n’ turf. It’s a 16 oz. T-bone and a 24 oz.
porterhouse. Also, whisky and a cigar.” – Ron Swanson.
If you’re ready to get back on the meat train, are
a passenger on the meat train, or are driving the meat train,
this holiday is for you. June is National Steakhouse Month
and there’s no better time to channel your inner Ron Swanson
than now. While the Avenue boasts many lovely cuts of
meat, set your navigation to Salt7 and ready your appetite
for a wild, carnivorous ride. The Australian Lamb Lollipop
is served with garbanzo beans, mint chimichurri and Greek
feta for $19, and is a great start to the night. Or go all in and
sink your teeth into a 10 oz. Filet Mignon for $49. All steaks
are USDA prime and seasoned with their Salt7 blend and
served with their signature Salt7 steak sauce. Yum, yum and
more yum. And while the best part about a steakhouse is the
meat, you’ll find much more than that. Add some surf to your
turf with the Grilled Octopus, served with a roasted garlic
aioli, blistered tomato, pickled shallot and salsa verde for
$19. Or, enjoy the House Made Lemon and Herb Pappardelle
with braised lamb shank, blistered tomato, watercress and a
foie gras cream for $28. It doesn’t matter what you get, just
make sure you’re not visibly drooling while you eat it. Salt7
is located at 32 SE Second Ave. Visit www.salt7.com or call
(561) 274-SALT for reservations and questions.
Kids: can’t live with them, but can’t leave them alone
because they’ll paint the walls with butter. June 1 is
The Global Day of Parents and is a lovely opportunity
to call the babysitter and head out for dinner and a show.
Dinner is up to you, but the show is courtesy of the good
people at the Delray Beach Playhouse, who are bringing us
God of Carnage. Earning both the Tony Award and London’s
Olivier Award as “The Best Play of the Year,” God of Carnage
is a riveting study of parenting today, and is a comedy of
manners without the manners. Two upwardly mobile couples
are brought together when the son of one couple injures
the son of the other couple in a public park. He knocks two of
the boy’s teeth out with a stick. The parents decide to bypass
legal avenues by meeting to discuss the matter. The result is
a study in just how thin the veneer of civilization is in even
the most advanced level of our society. Before the evening
is over, a high-powered lawyer, a self-made man, a passionate
human rights advocate and a very insecure housewife all
find themselves in an emotionally charged battle to justify
and defend their children’s behavior. It’s not surprising that
God of Carnage was one of the three longest-running plays
of its decade. Sound fun? Sure does! There are 2 pm and 8
pm showing on Saturday, June 1 and tickets are $30 per person.
The Delray Beach Playhouse is located at 950 NW Ninth
St. Visit www.delraybeachplayhouse.com or call (561) 272-
1281 for tickets or more information.
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