South Florida's Spooky Season: Haunted Hangouts and Creepy Cocktails

Rosalia's Kitchen: A Haunted Hideaway

• 🎃 By day, Rosalia's Kitchen in Miami is a Mediterranean fusion restaurant, but by October, it transforms into a haunted hideaway.
• 👵 Named in honor of the owner's grandmother, it's described as a "cookie spooky grandma's house" where the line between witch and grandma is blurred.
• 🛠️ Decorations are handmade by friends and family, taking two to three months to create, with a 24-hour turnaround to switch from summer to Halloween themes.
• 🍂 The fall menu features seasonal dishes like brussels sprouts, carrots, beets, pumpkin seeds, and a popular pumpkin ravioli.

Puttery's Frankenstein's Lab: Interactive Cocktails

• 🧪 In Wynwood, Puttery transforms into Frankenstein's mad scientist cocktail lab, allowing guests to become part of the drink-making experiment.
• 🍸 Guests are surrounded by mysterious potions and elixirs, and they don't just order a drink – they help bring it to life.
• 🧑‍🔬 With 90 minutes to play scientist, participants can create their own concoctions, with food also available.
• 👻 Beyond the food and drinks, the atmosphere includes potential whispers and haunts.

Discovering South Florida's Halloween Transformations

• 📍 The video highlights two specific South Florida locations that go all out for spooky season.
• 🍹 Both spots offer unique experiences, from themed food and decor to interactive and creepy cocktails.
• 🌐 More information on these haunted hangouts can be found on the website local1010.com.