Thus
far the new year has yielded quite a few milestones. But none more gratifying than the return of a comfort
food classic.
That would be Arnold's Royal Castle in North Miami, open for business after a three-year hiatus and ready to fulfill your mini-burger desires, one juicy little patty at a time.
Similar to fast-food chain White Castle only in terms of name and burger size, Arnold's bad boys are roughly three bites each and come heaped with sautéed onions, a squirt of ketchup and mustard, and a pickle slice resting on a moist, blissfully soft bun. Drop in with a couple of friends or by yourself, order the half-dozen with a frosty birch beer and bask in the beauty/simplicity of life from a counter seat facing the open kitchen.
The Castle is open 24 hours, just in case you find yourself needing a slider fix after a spirited night on the town. And for those occasions when you're not in the mood for burgers, there's a substantial menu of Southern soul food like fried chicken, catfish fillets and hash browns.
But come on. You're always in the mood.
That would be Arnold's Royal Castle in North Miami, open for business after a three-year hiatus and ready to fulfill your mini-burger desires, one juicy little patty at a time.
Similar to fast-food chain White Castle only in terms of name and burger size, Arnold's bad boys are roughly three bites each and come heaped with sautéed onions, a squirt of ketchup and mustard, and a pickle slice resting on a moist, blissfully soft bun. Drop in with a couple of friends or by yourself, order the half-dozen with a frosty birch beer and bask in the beauty/simplicity of life from a counter seat facing the open kitchen.
The Castle is open 24 hours, just in case you find yourself needing a slider fix after a spirited night on the town. And for those occasions when you're not in the mood for burgers, there's a substantial menu of Southern soul food like fried chicken, catfish fillets and hash browns.
But come on. You're always in the mood.