try Almani's Kosher Kitchen or Aroma Kosher Market. both in Hollywood. I used both for events and I was very satisfied. I did not use them for Shabbat meals but I am sure they can do a good job as well.

In Boca, European Corner Cafe moved to SW18 and Powerline to the same area where Eilat used to be (if you are familiar with the area).looks kind of fancy but I was not so impressed with the food.

In Deerfield Beach on Hillsboro Blvd, Mozart opened up (same ownership as in Hollywood).
both of these restaurants are dairy.

Also in Boca there is Cuisine by Sylvia close to Mizner Park, and in Boynton Beach, Golda, a fleishig restaurant opened up recently. I did not have a chance to eat at any of these two restaurants yet.

the comment from mrotmd refers to Etzel Itzik, an israeli restaurant in the North Miami/Aventura area (18757 West Dixie Hwy). the place does not have any hashgacha.

cuisine by silvia is in Boca Raton, is under the ORB and they are closed on Shabbos.

check this list.
http://yeahthatskosher.com/2011/04/ko...

too early to tell. the only place I already saw matzah here in South Florida was BJ's and it was not shmura. Where exactly are you going to be? Miami, Hollywood, Boca?

if you are looking to have a party for 70 to 80 people, you may consider the Prima Kings. Two years ago I made a brunch there after my son's Hanachat Tefilin and it worked great. they have either dairy or meat (we made it dairy) and it had the highest hashgacha you can find in Jerusalem (my sister is Chabad and she approved of it).
my wife made all the arrangements via e-mail and phone and we showed up the day before the party just to meet the people in charge.

for kosher supermarkets in Delray Beach, you may want to check Glick's on Atlantic Avenue. I know the hashgacha is a conservative rabbi, but I was told that the meat is packaged and sealed, so it may fit your immediate needs and avoid the schlep to Boca. Sorry but I was never there so I cannot give you more information about it.

There is one in Aventura, FL that opened up around one year ago in the JCC.

did you call them and ask or you go by what you read on their website? I know the site does not have the hours for Saturday night, but it reads: We are also open for
shabbos and motza shabbos, so they most probably are open on Saturday night during the winter months.

the bakery at the Winn Dixie on Beracasa Way is now kosher under ORB supervision.

if you have the time to go the night before, just visit Cohen's deli and ask them to prepare you some wraps or sandwiches to take with you to the parks. their prices are very reasonable, and the waiter mentioned to us that they are an authorized third party food supplier to Universal (we did not talk about Disney). they can also deliver to your hotel but they have fees and minimums. you should call them and ask what they can do for you.
their place is 20-25 minutes away from Disney.

Pita Pan Bakery at 23269 State Road 7 # 114 Boca Raton, FL 33428-5452 - (561) 451-9477, SR 7 is also known as 441. the bakery is located south of Palmetto Park Rd.
although I live in Boca for 3 years I never visited the store, I have to stop one of these days to see what they have.
I do not know what kind of bakery items you are looking for, but Kosher Market Place carries some stuff and you can also find some kosher cakes (mostly OU-D) at the publix or winn-dixie's as well as some Shick's and other kosher brands.
there is also someone at montoya circle that takes orders for a bakery in plantation.
otherwise Hollywood and Aventura have plenty of bakeries.

those are not kosher restaurants.
i assume that you are going to be in Buenos Aires, right? then check this recent post:

http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/689215

I like Kosher Kingdom a lot, specially their challah, but I hate to go on a Thursday afternoon and waste 10 minutes to get into their parking lot.

if you are looking for groceries try Amazing Savings in NMB. I was there the other day and their prices for passover items were not that bad.

the list is usually distributed a week or two before Pesach, and this year it is probably going to be shorter because there are not too many days of chol hamoed to do business.
if you familiar with the restaurants in the area and you really need to know now, I suggest you call either the ORB/Kosher Miami, etc or each restaurant to find out about their passover status.
you can also try frumflorida.com to see if they have any information.

the new dairy place in Boca is European Corner Cafe, on Camino Real, right next to Asia, My wife was there a few days ago, she said it was OK, With Eliat Cafe gone, they are really the only dairy place around the area.
I heard, but I am waiting for someone to confirm that Fifth Avenue Bakery is looking to open closer to Montoya Circle. I really think we need something like that here.
Falafel Armon is back to its original owner, but I was never there then, and i have not been there lately.
FYI, I just read that the kosher Albertsons on SR 7 is closing.
Although I work in Aventura, I hardly go out to eat, but I agree with all the posts that praised Pita Plus. there is also a new Subway inside the JCC in Aventura, and there are new restaurants opening every day in the vicinity of Dixie Highway and Miami Gardens Drive. I still think Shalom Haifa is the best place for a not so fancy business lunch.
for a full list of restaurants in Miami and Aventura, check this link, but remember to call before going because the list may not be so updated
http://www.kosher-directory.com/resta...

Fifth Avenue Bakery closed a few weeks or months ago, I am really not sure when, but I think it was October/November.. Someone told me, but I cannot confirm that they were looking into reopening in the area closer to Montoya Circle.

I get challah for Kosher Kingdom every week, I would not go to any other place in Aventura. if you time it right, you can even get it so hot right out of the oven that your fingers will burn.
I also like their chocolate babka and their rugalech.

there is a new bakery on ives dairy rd and dixie, accross from the train tracks. sorry I cannot give you much information about it, but I did not try it yet.

European Corner Cafe is located at Camino Real and Powerline Rd in Boca. Asia (fleishig) is next to it.
I know that Asia is pretty packed for both lunch and dinner. reservations are recommended. I assume that ECC is busy too. I did not go there since the summer but I would describe it as more of a lunch place. Asia is very fancy and the food is good.
Falafel Armon is under new management and i heard that Eilat Cafe closed.
I got an e-mail that Grill Time was running some specials (like kids eat free) but i suggest you call before to find out.
in Aventura they opened a Subway at the JCC, and I like Shalom Haifa on Miami Gardens Drive.

as far as I know, Eilat Cafe did not close.

I think you are referring to a new strip mall at the SE corner of Yamato and SR 7. I am not familiar with that area, and I see no mention of it anywhere, but I will try to find out for you because I know someone mentioned to me about a new restaurant in that area.
I also found this website that shows updated information of restaurants in the area. maybe they know about it.
http://www.fruminthesun.com/directory...

they opened two new restaurants in Boca right outside Montoya Circle. One is a dairy restaurant called European Cafe, and there is a meat restaurant right next to it called Asia. I heard the meat restaurant is very good, I was not impressed with the dairy place. They are both located on Powerline and Camino Real, going north is on your left, right before the strip mall where Kosher Marketplace is located.