Limo to Lunch

Benefits Florida Heart Research Institute

Lana DeSimone, Marilyn Cale and Bunny Bastian at Whole Foods Market luncheon kick-off

Friday, November 4, 2011 at 10 a.m.
Neiman Marcus at Bal Harbour Shops
9700 Collins Avenue, Bal Harbour
305-674-3020, Ext. 5823

Join supporters of Florida Heart Research Institute’s Fourth Annual “Limo to Lunch,” a Driven to Dine experience. This is an exciting lunch concept where groups of ten are driven by limousine to a surprise restaurant in Miami for a fun, unique and swanky dining affair. The morning will begin with a reception and informal modeling on Level Two at Neiman Marcus in Bal Harbour. Each group of 10 will select a sealed envelope containing the name of one of several top restaurants and chefs in South Florida.

As guests prepare to set off for their adventure, each limousine group will select a sealed envelope containing the name of one of South Florida’s top restaurants and chefs who will host the group for a heart-healthy lunch. Guests will be driven in a luxurious limousine to the mystery restaurant for a fabulous multi-course lunch and then returned to Neiman Marcus in Bal Harbour where each participant will receive a gift bag at approximately 2:30 p.m.

For reservations, call 305-674-3020 Ext. 5823 or go to www.heartofachef.org.

Barbara Weintraub's limo party

Limo to Lunch 2011 Co-chairs: Bunny Bastian, Marilyn Cale and Lana DeSimone. Committee: Jennifer Boin, Rosy Cancela, Remedios Diaz-Oliver, Linda Gordon, Olga Guilarte, Connie Russell, Dorothy St. Jean, Gale Goldstein Tucker, Barbara Weintraub, Libby Witherspoon, Deborah Wolf and Mary Young.

Partial list of participating restaurants: 660 at the Angler’s, Bizcaya, City Hall, Gibraltar at Grove Isle Hotel & Spa, Ortanique on the Mile, Peacock Garden Café, Scalina Ristorante, Seasons 52, Sustain, Trump International Beach Resort, Truluck’s and Vic & Angelo’s.

Connie Russell's limo party

About Florida Heart Research Institute

Our mission is to stop heart disease through research, education and prevention. We conduct free cardiovascular screenings for the underserved and uninsured throughout Florida, concentrating in the South Florida area. We also provide corporate wellness programs at a fee-for-service cost. We sponsor several professional awards and educational seminars throughout the state. Florida Heart Research Institute is the official State of Florida “stop heart disease” license plate, proving we are truly driven to stop heart disease.

For more information visit www.floridaheart.org.