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Read MoreAngle
The hip space within the Eau Palm Beach is sleek, dim and urban—not exactly classic Palm Beach, but it will strike a chord with those accustomed to progressive dining establishments in major metropolitan markets in the U.S. and Europe. The “communal”...
Read MoreBice
The original Bice opened in Milan in 1926. The Palm Beach outlet brings traditional Italian cuisine to an American beach setting. Diners can sample Northern Italian classics like veal cutlet and calamari from the comfort of the outdoor terrace or...
Read MoreBuccan
Chef Clay Conley serves creative American cuisine in the form of rich and flavorful small plates at this dimly lit, copper tabled restaurant on South Country Road. Revolutionizing the Palm Beach dining scene, Buccan buzzes with a chic crowd of...
Read MoreCafé Boulud
The A-list comes to Daniel Boulud’s Florida outpost to relax by the courtyard and sample refined dishes. Boulud himself is not often here, but his chef de cuisine is quite talented and turns out consistently good fare.
Read MoreCafé L’Europe
The elegant atmosphere of this Palm Beach institution attracts two types of patrons: those desiring a leisurely evening of haute cuisine and those in search of an animated bar scene with live music and flowing Champagne. The restaurant is famous...
Read MoreCafé Via Flora
Hidden amidst Worth Avenue's high-end boutiques is this casual dining option perfect for grabbing a bite between shopping excursions. Located down Via Flora, nestled in a small courtyard populated by shops and sculptures, this quaint café is ideal for a...
Read MoreEcho
The original Asian dining option on the island, Echo serves a Chinese menu with tastes from Thailand, Japan and Vietnam. With space for large and semi-private parties, gluten-free options, and a varied menu, Echo is a staple that provides a...
Read MoreFlagler Steak House
This Breakers outpost in the golf and tennis clubhouse across the main road from The Breakers Hotel is the supreme choice for hand-cut, aged prime steak. While the original was focused entirely on red meat, the restaurant has since broadened...
Read MoreGreen’s Pharmacy
Since 1938, Green’s has been both a locals’ favorite luncheonette and an actual pharmacy. Expect diner classics for breakfast and lunch, including more than a dozen egg options and standards like Reubens and turkey melts.
Read MoreHMF (Henry Morrison Flagler)
Named for South Florida developer Henry Morrison Flagler, HMF offers an airy, grand bar and lounge designed by Adam Tihany that is reminiscent of old-world Palm Beach. Guests of the Breakers and locals, old and young, congregate here to sip...
Read MoreImoto
The success of Buccan encouraged the opening of Clay Conley's intimate restaurant Imoto next-door, which translates to 'little sister'. With a small, sleek and more contemporary dining room than is usually found in town, Imoto contributes well to the revival...
Read MoreItalian Restaurant at the Breakers
The Italian Restaurant at the Breakers is a great place to eat with children. Regulars love the relaxed atmosphere and playground, basketball court, arcade, video games and even arts and crafts.
Read MoreLa Sirena
La Sirena is one of the finest Italian restaurants in Palm Beach. The elegant dining room is decorated with works by local artists and is known for its seafood and decadent desserts.
Read MoreLe Bilboquet
Le Bilboquet opened its Palm Beach outpost in 2021, bringing a taste of the South of France to South Florida. Like other locations in New York, Sag Harbor and Denver, Le Bilboquet Palm Beach showcases the restaurant’s signature dishes (from...
Read MoreLola 41
Lola 41 at White Elephant Palm Beach instantly became a top table to book in this resort town. A buzzy mix of locals, hotel guests, and other Palm Beach visitors flock here for brunch, lunch and dinner. Pan-Asian menus here emphasize...
Read MorePalm Beach Grill
Le tout Palm Beach congregates at this casual eatery in high season, so booking a table during prime dinner hours is about as easy as finding a bargain on Worth Avenue. It may take two weeks to get a reservation, but...
Read MorePB Catch
A sophisticated seafood house with an excellent raw bar, PB Catch is set in a nautical-inspired dining room that features yacht-like architecture, design and décor. From a raw bar to multiple-course seafood dinners, this sleek yet casual restaurant gets back...
Read MorePiccolo Gelato
After a day at the beach or pool, getting a scoop of gelato from Piccolo is almost a requirement. The pint-sized shop serves small-batch gelatos and sorbets. Favorite gelatos include classics like stracciatella and tiramisú alongside new-age offerings like yogurt...
Read MorePizza Al Fresco
Set in a courtyard off a Worth Avenue esplanade, Pizza Al Fresco offers a candlelit, outdoor dining experience that is fun for groups of friends and families. Serving casual comfort Italian food and specialty pizza from a wood burning brick-oven,...
Read MoreRenato’s
Tucked within Via Mizner on Worth Avenue, Renato’s is the dining stop for those who have worked up an appetite shopping. With soft lighting, open-air seating and Continental cuisine with an Italian flavor, the old Palm Beach staple plays host...
Read MoreSant Ambroeus Palm Beach
The Palm Beach outpost of Sant Ambroeus serves the expected (and beloved) northern Italian cuisine with a splash of Manhattan flare. Signature dishes such as the vitello tonnato and tagliatelle alla bolognese are served alongside seafood dishes unique to this...
Read MoreSeafood Bar
Palm Beach has surprisingly few restaurants directly on the ocean. The Seafood Bar, a casual dining venue at the Breakers, is as renowned for its wraparound views of crashing waves as it is for its food. The crab cakes are...
Read MoreSprinkles
Sprinkles is the best place in town for ice cream cones and sundaes with kids—or without.
Read MoreSurfside Diner
This casual spot serves classic diner fare with a fresh, Southern Florida spin. Members love the milkshakes and salads.
Photo by Lesley Unruh courtesy The Colony Palm BeachRead MoreSwifty’s Palm Beach
Swifty’s was an Upper East Side icon that closed in 2016. In 2021, owner Robert Caravaggi reopened it—more than a thousand miles south, poolside at The Colony hotel in Palm Beach.
Read MoreTa-boó
This swank bistro is as storied as the island itself. The food is classic American and the dining room, reminiscent of historic Palm Beach. Take a small table by the window on Worth Avenue for excellent people watching over a...
Read MoreTrevini Ristorante
Tucked away in the courtyard of the Bradley Park Hotel, Trevini serves a combination of classic northern and southern Italian specialties. The ultra-attentive wait staff creates a delightful and slightly more formal dining experience, while the al fresco setting is...
