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Photo by Dale Stine The Queens of Ocean Drive Prep to Take Back the Palace Stage from COVID19 Thomas Donall, owner of the Palace Restaurant and Bar on Ocean Drive, recalls business before COVID-19 changed the world as we know it: “Our Friday, Saturday and Sunday brunches were packed as were our legendary Sunday tea […]

Thomas Donall, owner of the Palace Restaurant and Bar on Ocean Drive notes that COVID-19 immediately changed business as he and the Miami community knew it. “Our Friday, Saturday and Sunday brunches were packed, as were our legendary Sunday Tea Dances and all the events happening at the rooftop pool bar” Donall states. Read more […]

Thomas Donall, owner of the Palace Restaurant and Bar on Ocean Drive, recalls business before COVID-19 changed the world as we know it:  “Our Friday, Saturday and Sunday brunches were packed as were our legendary Sunday tea dances and all the events happening at the rooftop pool bar.” Read more at: https://outbuzz.com/miami-needs-its-palace-of-pleasure-now-more-than-ever/

Thomas Donall, owner of the Palace Restaurant and Bar on Ocean Drive, chatted with Digital Journal. Miami needs Palace Restaurant and Bar more than ever.

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