64 Best Restaurants in Palm Beach and the Treasure Coast, Florida

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Numerous elegant establishments offer upscale American, Continental, and international cuisine, but the area also is chock-full of casual waterfront spots serving affordable burgers and fresh seafood feasts. Snapper and grouper are especially popular here, along with the ubiquitous shrimp. Happy hours and early-bird menus, Florida hallmarks, typically entice the budget-minded with several dinner entrées at reduced prices offered during certain hours, usually before 5 or 6.

Spoto's Oyster Bar

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If you love oysters and other raw bar nibbles, head here, where black-and-white photographs of oyster fisherman adorn the walls. The polished tables give the eatery a clubby look. Spoto's serves up a delightful bowl of New England clam chowder and a truly impressive variety of oysters and clams. The Caesar salad with crispy croutons and anchovies never disappoints. Sit outside on the patio to take advantage of the area's perfect weather or in the Blue Point Lounge off the main room, where live music is often booked.

4560 PGA Blvd., Palm Beach Gardens, FL, 33418, USA
561-776–9448
Known For
  • Wide range of oysters and clams
  • Fresh seafood
  • Live music in the Blue Point Lounge

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The Station House Restaurant

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Some tasty Maine lobster awaits at this delicious dive inside the former train depot of Lantana. It's no-frills for sure, but all the seafood is cooked to perfection. Sticky seats and tablecloths are an accepted part of the scene, so don't wear your best duds. Although it's casual and family-friendly, reservations are recommended since it's a local favorite.

233 W. Lantana Rd., FL, 33462, USA
561-801--5000
Known For
  • Excellent seafood
  • Family-friendly atmosphere
  • Drawing a local crowd
Restaurant Details
No lunch

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Swifty's

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The tropical incarnation of the fabled Upper East Side boîte frequented by New York’s chicest set, this pop-up takes residency at The Colony hotel during the fall and winter season. Known as “a club without dues,” the restaurant attracts a devoted clientele of socialites and aristocratic types (names like Lauder and Kennedy are on the guest list), who come for straightforward American and European cuisine ("designer" meat loaf, crab cakes, curried chicken salad) with friendly and impeccable service in a sophisticated yet relaxed environment. Alfresco dining is available at Swifty’s POOL, bringing the classic spirit of Swifty’s outdoors, serving lunch and dinner daily.

155 Hammon Ave., Palm Beach, FL, 33480, USA
561-655--5430
Known For
  • Well-heeled patrons
  • Crab cakes
  • Lively atmosphere

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Taste Casual Dining

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Located in the center of historic Hobe Sound, this cozy dining spot with a pleasant, screened-in patio offers piano dinner music on Friday. Locals like to hang out at the old, English-style wine bar; however, the food itself is the biggest draw here. Try a lobster roll and the signature Gorgonzola salad for lunch, and any fish dish for dinner. On weekend nights, order the excellent, slow-cooked prime rib, another specialty.

11750 S.E. Dixie Hwy., Hobe Sound, FL, 33455, USA
772-546–1129
Known For
  • Fresh fish specials
  • Slow-cooked prime rib
  • Signature Gorgonzola salad
Restaurant Details
Closed Sun.

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