Restaurants in the Palm Beaches are known for many things, including their wine. Here are a few you might enjoy.

50 Ocean

With a panoramic view of the white sands of Delray Beach and the crystal-clear waters of the Atlantic Ocean, 50 Ocean restaurant at Boston’s on the Beach offers a feast for your eyes as well as 100 carefully-curated wine options for your taste buds. This restaurant has consistently been awarded the Wine Spectator Award of Excellence. It has a Weekday Happy Hour, featuring a select list of popular wines at half price from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the bar and Hemingway Lounge.

La Sirena

Located in the heart of West Palm Beach, La Sirena bills itself as “a world-class restaurant that just happens to be Italian.” More than 1200 selections, mainly from Italy, make this cozy eatery a destination for wine-lovers. A special section in the list, “50 wines under $50,” give guests more affordable options of both whites and reds. “This year was our first time to receive the prestigious Wine Spectator Grand Award,” said Aaron Smith, sommelier for La Sirena.

Christopher's Kitchen

Lovers of raw food find a haven in Christopher’s Kitchen, owned by critically-acclaimed chef Christopher Slawson. Those who enjoy a plant-based lifestyle will find a variety of organic, sustainable and bio-dynamic wines harvested without pesticides and naturally fermented without additives.

Café Boulud

Situated at the heart of the historic Brazilian Court Hotel, steps from famed Worth Avenue and the white sandy Palm Beach shores, Café Boulud has earned Wine Spectator’s Best of Award of Excellence every year since 2004. The restaurant offers 650 wine selections, with a philosophy of offering guests a broad selection of styles, regions and price ranges while concentrating on versatile wines.