
GOURMET DINING - EARLS KITCHEN & BAR - CANCELED
Wednesday, August 26, 2026 · 6:00 PM EDT · Earls · Fort Lauderdale, FL
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***To deliver irresistible food and drink and an engaging experience to every one of our guests.*** ***At our core, we believe that great hospitality starts with building authentic relationships. Whether that’s you catching up with your favourite people over a great meal at Earls or the connections made over the years between our teams and our loyal guests. It also speaks to the collaborations we’ve created with esteemed chefs and world-renowned bartenders, the longstanding partnerships we have with our vendors and suppliers, or the lifelong friendships that are made while people work at our company. The genuine connections that are built here give life to our restaurants. Above all else, we’re inspired by the relationships we get to build with you, and our purpose is to work hard everyday to offer the best dining experiences we can. That’s our ongoing commitment.*** ***Founded in 1982 by father-son duo Bus and Stan Earl Fuller, Earls has been built on the foundation of family since day one. While we’ve now grown to 70 locations across North America, that close-knit feeling is still rooted in our company today.*** Leroy Earl “Bus” (short for Buster, a childhood nickname) Fuller, the patriarch of Earls, was born in 1928 in Cincinnati, Ohio. Bus first entered the restaurant business a few years after he was wounded in the Korean War, opening coffee shops and cafes that served the local farmers of Montana. In the late fifties, Bus moved his growing family to Canada, settling in Edmonton, Alberta. Here, he owned and operated a series of early A&W franchises (later expanding to 30 locations), steakhouse concepts, and the aptly-named Fullers – an 24hr diner. The family moved to West Vancouver, BC in the seventies, where they’ve stayed ever since. It was after this final move that Bus and his eldest son Stan, staying true to their roots, started their first joint venture. When this restaurant opened, there was no question what the name would be. It had to be called…