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Where to Eat, Drink & Hang Out in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida

A practical Palm Beach Gardens dining guide organized by district, restaurant type, public gathering spots, and the official pages worth checking before you go.

By Christine DekantUpdated

A black cast-metal historical marker headed John D. MacArthur 1897 to 1978 beneath the branches of a live oak at dusk at the City Hall campus in Palm Beach Gardens
The John D. MacArthur marker at the City Hall campus in Palm Beach Gardens.Photo by John Oliver, 2023

The John D. MacArthur marker at the City Hall campus, 10500 North Military Trail, where the City holds the Gardens GreenMarket.

PGA Commons: A Multi-Stop Dining District on PGA Boulevard

PGA Commons publishes a dining directory of its own, which is the place to confirm the current tenant list. These are the restaurants it describes, and the directory lists other dining tenants as well.

The Cooper Craft Kitchen & Bar

A farm-to-table restaurant. The venue describes a New American menu with dishes from around the world, and handcrafted cocktails.

Where
PGA Commons, 4610 PGA Boulevard, Suite 100
Best for
New American · Cocktails
Good to know
Check the venue for current menus, hours, reservations and events.
Official info
The Cooper at PGA Commons(opens in a new tab)

Spoto's Fish & Oyster

A seafood restaurant and oyster bar. Its own site lists a regular schedule of special dinners and events.

Where
PGA Commons, 4560 PGA Boulevard
Best for
Seafood · Oysters
Good to know
Check the venue for current menus, hours, reservations and events.
Official info
Spoto's(opens in a new tab)

Rocco's Tacos & Tequila Bar

A Mexican restaurant and tequila bar. PGA Commons describes tableside guacamole and tacos.

Where
PGA Commons, 5090 PGA Boulevard
Best for
Mexican · Tequila bar
Good to know
Check the venue for current menus, hours, reservations and events.
Official info
Rocco's at PGA Commons(opens in a new tab)

Kabuki Sushi Thai Tapas

An Asian restaurant serving cooked and raw dishes, with an emphasis on small plates, according to PGA Commons.

Where
PGA Commons, 5080 PGA Boulevard, Suite 105
Best for
Sushi · Thai · Small plates
Good to know
Check the venue for current menus, hours, reservations and events.
Official info
Kabuki at PGA Commons(opens in a new tab)

Prosecco Café

A restaurant, bakery, and espresso and tapas bar. PGA Commons describes a European-inspired café.

Where
PGA Commons, 4580 PGA Boulevard, Suite 105
Best for
Coffee · Bakery · Tapas
Good to know
Check the venue for current menus, hours, reservations and events.
Official info
PGA Commons dining directory(opens in a new tab)

PGA Boulevard, Midtown, Donald Ross & Military Trail

A short list of restaurants in the central part of the city. It is a selection, not a directory, and each address is as the venue lists it.

Prezzo

An Italian trattoria relocating from PGA Commons to the former Stage Kitchen & Bar space on PGA Boulevard.

Where
2000 PGA Boulevard, the former Stage Kitchen & Bar space
Best for
Italian
Good to know
Check its website for the opening date and current address before you go.
Official info
Prezzo(opens in a new tab)

Christopher's Kitchen

Describes itself as serving certified-organic, plant-based food. The Palm Beach Gardens location is at the Plaza at Midtown.

Where
Plaza at Midtown, 4783 PGA Boulevard
Best for
Plant-based · Certified organic
Good to know
The company has a second location in another city, so confirm you are viewing the Palm Beach Gardens page. Check it for current menus, hours and reservations.
Official info
About Christopher's Kitchen(opens in a new tab)

Coolinary (The Parched Pig)

A seasonal contemporary American restaurant from Chef Tim Lipman, near the Donald Ross corridor. Its site uses both the Coolinary and Parched Pig names.

Where
4580 Donald Ross Road, Suite 100
Best for
Contemporary American · Seasonal menu
Good to know
Its site carries an FAQ on reservations and parking. Check it for current hours and menus.
Official info
Coolinary(opens in a new tab)

Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurants

A winery and restaurant with a Palm Beach Gardens location listed on its own site.

Where
3101 PGA Boulevard
Best for
Restaurant and winery
Good to know
The company has locations in other Palm Beach County cities, including Delray Beach and Wellington, so confirm you are viewing the Palm Beach Gardens page. Check it for current menus, hours and reservations.
Official info
Cooper's Hawk, Palm Beach Gardens(opens in a new tab)

Sushi Yama

A Japanese restaurant and sushi bar on Military Trail. Its own site carries its menu and contact details.

Where
10921 North Military Trail
Best for
Sushi · Japanese
Good to know
A similarly named Sushi Yama operates in West Palm Beach, so confirm you are viewing the Palm Beach Gardens location. Check it for current menus and hours.
Official info
Sushi Yama(opens in a new tab)

PGA National Resort: Restaurants, Bars & Special-Occasion Options

PGA National Resort lists its restaurants and bars on its own dining page. Resort offerings, reservations, access policies, special menus and operating hours may change, so use that page for what is open and what is available to you. The page also lists The MKT, a Lobby Bar and a Pool Bar, which this page does not describe.

The Butcher's Club by Jeremy Ford

A dinner restaurant at the resort. PGA National's page identifies Jeremy Ford, a Top Chef Season 13 winner, as its chef, and highlights dishes such as a wagyu tomahawk and Beef Wellington.

Where
PGA National Resort, Palm Beach Gardens
Best for
Dinner · Special occasion
Good to know
Reservation and access details are on the resort page. Check them before you go.
Official info
The Butcher's Club at PGA National(opens in a new tab)

Honeybelle

A seasonal American restaurant at the resort. PGA National describes it as led by Chef Lindsay Autry, with wood-fired pizzas, salads and sandwiches among its dishes.

Where
PGA National Resort, Palm Beach Gardens
Best for
American · Wood-fired pizza
Good to know
Its days and hours are set by the resort. Check its page.
Official info
Honeybelle at PGA National(opens in a new tab)

Sushi by Boū

An omakase dinner experience. The resort describes a one-hour dining journey in a speakeasy-inspired setting.

Where
PGA National Resort, Palm Beach Gardens
Best for
Omakase · Special occasion
Good to know
Seating and reservation terms are on the resort page. Check them before you go.
Official info
PGA National Resort dining(opens in a new tab)

Birdie's Diner

A breakfast-focused diner. The resort describes a classic American breakfast with omelets, pancakes and milkshakes.

Where
PGA National Resort, Palm Beach Gardens
Best for
Breakfast
Good to know
Check the resort page for current hours.
Official info
PGA National Resort dining(opens in a new tab)
In this guide

Downtown at the Gardens

Downtown at the Gardens is a lifestyle center at 11701 Lake Victoria Gardens Avenue. Its own site keeps a directory of its shops and restaurants and an events calendar. Tenants change, so this page does not name the district's restaurants. Check the directory for what is open, then each venue's own page for hours, menus and reservations. Events, parking arrangements and seasonal programming are set by the district and can change.

Coffee, Breakfast & the Gardens GreenMarket

Two venues described above offer a morning meal or coffee, according to their own pages: Prosecco Café at PGA Commons, which describes a bakery and espresso bar, and Birdie's Diner at PGA National Resort, which describes a classic American breakfast. This page does not pad the list beyond venues it can describe from their own sources.

The Gardens GreenMarket is a City of Palm Beach Gardens event held at the City Hall Municipal Campus, 10500 North Military Trail. The City's GreenMarket page is the source for current dates, vendors, rules and hours, all of which can change, and the City describes separate seasons on its pages. The City's events calendar lists other public events.

Around Palm Beach Gardens: Verified Local Settings

The photographs below are verified photographs of Palm Beach Gardens settings. They are not photographs of the venues above, whose own sites carry current photos and menus.

A bronze statue of a standing bear beside a lake and fairway on the Champion Course at PGA National in Palm Beach Gardens under a clear blue sky
The Bear Trap bear on the Champion Course at PGA National Resort, whose restaurants and bars are listed above.Photo by John Oliver
A two-storey condominium building with a barrel-tile roof and screened balconies behind a row of palms and a lawn at PGA National in Palm Beach Gardens
A condominium building at PGA National in Palm Beach Gardens.Photo by John Oliver
A tiered white fountain in a landscaped roundabout with red and yellow coleus beds, date palms and oaks, and a striped lawn in the foreground, at Mirasol in Palm Beach Gardens
A landscaped roundabout inside Mirasol, a planned community in the City of Palm Beach Gardens.Photo by John Oliver, 2026
A jet fountain in a lake beside the Mirasol sign wall in Palm Beach Gardens, with clipped hedges and a lawn in the foreground and oaks and palms behind under a blue sky
A lake and fountain at Mirasol.Photo by John Oliver, 2026

Before You Go

  • Check the venue's own page for current hours, menu, reservations, takeout and events. Every entry above links to one.
  • Confirm the location. Similarly named businesses may operate in other Palm Beach County cities, and some of these companies have more than one location.
  • Review the venue's current parking, accessibility, pet, patio and reservation policies if those details matter to you.
  • For City events and the GreenMarket, use the City's current calendar.
  • Do not rely on an old article, a map listing or a search-result snippet for hours, including this page. It describes what the venues' sites said when it was updated on October 5, 2026.

The bottom line

Palm Beach Gardens dining is best explored by district and occasion: PGA Commons for a concentrated mix of current restaurants, PGA Boulevard, Midtown, Donald Ross Road and Military Trail for another set of restaurants, PGA National for resort restaurants and bars, and City programming for public-market and event context. Confirm the details directly with each venue before heading out.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where are the main dining districts in Palm Beach Gardens?

Dining and public gathering options are spread across several areas rather than one restaurant strip: PGA Commons on PGA Boulevard, the PGA Boulevard, Midtown, Donald Ross Road and Military Trail area, PGA National Resort, and Downtown at the Gardens. Each district publishes its own directory or dining page, which is the source for what is open.

What restaurants are currently at PGA Commons?

PGA Commons publishes a dining directory at pgacommons.com/dining. It describes The Cooper Craft Kitchen & Bar, Spoto's Fish & Oyster, Rocco's Tacos & Tequila Bar, Kabuki Sushi Thai Tapas and Prosecco Café, and lists other dining tenants as well. Tenants change, so confirm the current list in the directory.

Where can I find current Palm Beach Gardens GreenMarket information?

The Gardens GreenMarket is held at the City Hall Municipal Campus, 10500 North Military Trail. The City's GreenMarket page at pbgfl.gov/278/GreenMarket/GreenMarket is the source for current dates, vendors, rules and hours, and the City's events calendar at pbgfl.com/events lists other public events.

How should I check current restaurant hours and reservation policies?

Use the restaurant's own page, which each listing on this page links to, and confirm that it is the Palm Beach Gardens location. Hours, menus, reservations and events change, so do not rely on an older article, a map listing or a search-result snippet, and check parking, accessibility and patio policies there if they matter to you.

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