Palm Beach County has extended Palm Beaches Restaurant Week to Palm Beaches Restaurant Month. It runs Aug. 1-31, 2022. Featuring more than 100 participating restaurants, The Palm Beaches Restaurant Month offers visitors and local “foodies” the opportunity to indulge in the best of dining in the area. Diners can enjoy special prix fixe menus and offer from local restaurants.
To see participating restaurants and menus, visit click here. Reservations are strongly encouraged. Try one of these great Palm Beach County restaurants.
Coolinary Café and sister watering hole The Parched Pig is in the same Palm Beach Gardens shopping center and will soon be combined into a single space. Coolinary is known for its fresh ingredients, sourced locally whenever possible; inventive and ever-evolving daily specials menu; and tried-and-true favorites. Pastry Chef Becca Traverse is also on deck creating memorable desserts that are familiar but elevated, much like the dinner menu. While Coolinary serves beer and wine, Parched Pig picks up with heavy hitter mixologists creating craft cocktails alongside oysters and flavor-packed small plates.
Ebisu For those looking for a truly authentic Japanese dining experience, head to Ebisu, also in Palm Beach Gardens. Slip off your shoes and be seated on the floor tableside at a traditional table or join the chefs at the bar for an immersive experience of sashimi, sushi rolls, and other Japanese fares. For those looking for a memorable evening, ask about the Omakase (chef’s choice) experience. Open for lunch and dinner, Ebisu is also a fantastic happy hour spot – kanpai!
Stage Stage is the Indian American fusion concept by previously Miami-based chef Pushkar Marathe. Aesthetically a jewel box in Palm Beach Gardens, the kitchen of this bustling restaurant produces flavorful dishes from start to finish, brunch to dinner. Diners feast on garlic naan, street corn, butter chicken Masala, Bang Bang cauliflower, Korean BBQ ribs, and yellowfin tuna ceviche among the diverse menu selections.
