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1920 Tyler Street
Hollywood, FL 33020

Great food, fun space, and service by the owner. What Le's can you ask for??...READ MORE
- Jason K.
Great food, fun space, and service by the owner. What Le's can you ask for??

The Hollywood area is known for unique spots, and drastix is no different. They have a fun take on bowls and kabobs, mixed with some great apps. The space isn't huge, so I imagine it can get crowded or booked up pretty quickly. I'd recommend getting here early.

The service was great from the moment we walked in. Everything you'd want in a service experience. The menu is pretty basic, yet very customizable. There are a good selection of choices that you can make just how you like them. It w nice to be able to build my perfect bowl.

The crispy Brussels sprouts were the star for us, but we love apps.

Overall great spot, and a place we cannot wait to get back to.
- Jason K.

MEET GABRIELLE

"I find so much peace in creating art. There are so many perspectives in life and of life and I enjoy being able to create my own perspective for others to enjoy. In art, there's no right or wrong, it's all about the eye of the spectator (and therefore the perspective). My designs are inspired by emotions as it is so interesting to hear the different emotions evoked from different people regarding the same piece."
Gabrielle "Real" Mckoy was born in the beautiful Island Paradise of Jamaica and has always been a creative person from birth. Her creativity was noticed by her teacher at a very young age. With her exceptional penmanship she was always chosen to write on the chalkboards. In 1993, as a teenager Gabrielle migrated to the United States and currently resides in Florida. While attending high school she excelled in her art and sciences classes. In her later years Gabrielle pursued a career in the health field, but was often distracted by her natural love for art. She finally gave in to her talent and began painting abstract Murals as a form of creative freedom from the usual constraints of life. Gabrielle's work usually consists of strong colors and a hint of her Caribbean culture. Her artwork can be found in local restaurants, boutiques, schools and was recently featured in an exhibit in the West Regional branch of the Broward County Library. Gabrielle also started her own company, became a loctician, manufactured her own natural products and hosts her own talk show on the worldwide web.
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