3 Best Restaurants in Palm Beach Gardens, Palm Beach and the Treasure Coast

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Coolinary Cafe

$ Fodor's Choice

It's tucked away in a strip mall and has only 50 seats inside (counting the bar) and a handful out on the sidewalk, but everything down to the condiments is made in house here. Rabbit sausage and noodles or lamb meatball risotto are examples on the seasonal one-page menus the chef puts together daily. When there's fish on the menu from local waters, go for it. At the open kitchen in the warm, modern space, you can banter with the chefs if you sit at the bar.

4650 Donald Ross Rd., FL, 33416, USA
561-249–6760
Known For
  • Small, focused regular menu
  • Fresh fish specials
  • Long waits for dinner in season
Restaurant Details
Closed Sun.

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Café Chardonnay

$$$

A longtime local favorite, Café Chardonnay is charming and romantic and has some of the most refined food in the suburban town of Palm Beach Gardens. Soft lighting, warm woods, white tablecloths, and cozy banquettes set the scene for a quiet lunch or romantic dinner. The place receives consistent praise for its innovative, continually changing menu and outstanding wine list, as well as crack service. The wine bar alone is worth a visit. Starters can include wild-mushroom strudel and pancetta-wrapped diver scallops. Entrées might be grilled filet mignon or a pan-roasted veal chop with Parmesan risotto and brandy morel sauce.

4533 PGA Blvd., FL, 33418, USA
561-627–2662
Known For
  • Outstanding wine list
  • Innovative specials
  • Many locally sourced ingredients
Restaurant Details
No lunch weekends

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The Cooper

$

With a contemporary farm-to-table menu and spacious dining rooms and bars, this spot in PGA Commons has plenty of local fans. Happy-hour crowds fill the patio bar–lounge area to sip the craft cocktails and nibble from a cheese or salumi board. The fare includes such contemporary farm-fresh dishes as a double-cut Duroc pork chop and chophouse steaks, including a daily butcher's cut. Comfort dishes like Jerry's bacon-wrapped meat loaf satisfy those missing their mom's cooking. A separate children's menu is available.

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