1. Best Date Night Spot: Dada, Delray Beach
2. Best Brunch: The Circles at The Breakers, Palm Beach
3. Best Waterfront Restaurant: Guanabanas, Jupiter
4. Best Sushi: City Oyster, Delray Beach
5. Best See and Be Seen: Palm Beach Grill, Palm Beach
6. Best Burger: Brass Ring Pub, North Palm Beach
Best New Restaurants:
The ever-expanding South Florida food scene brought plenty of openings this past season. These eight eateries have established themselves as the best new restaurants among Palm Beach county’s culinary competition. Scroll through the list below to see the 7 top contenders – leading up to our voter’s choice for Best New Restaurant.
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Burton’s is garnering kudos for the “scratch kitchen” and “delight every guest” philosophy it applies to inspired new-American dishes. In addition to its Choosy Kids menu, Burton’s also offers separate vegetarian, gluten-free, and paleo items for choosy adults. (561-465-2036)

Located in the emerging Northwood neighborhood, Hutton pairs upscale seafood with a casual spot to meet, imbibe, and share plates. The raw bar serves a variety of freshly shucked oysters, and the cooked dishes transport diners back to New Orleans with creative Creole touches. (561-847-4085)

Reminiscent of SoHo or Tribeca, the latest addition to trendy Pineapple Grove is named for a guerilla art movement that began in Manhattan in the early 1980s. The hip, open decor serves as a backdrop for delicious small plates, live music, and refreshing cocktails, framed by a variety of local art. (561-921-8687)

Anyone who has dined at the New York branch of La Masseria will be delighted to see it duplicated here down to the pristine ingredients, faultless execution, and caring service. The Manhattan partners are on hand to make sure everything goes smoothly in both the kitchen and the dining room. (561-660-8272)

Restoration Hardware dedicated the top of its new location to a stunning, 10,000-square-foot restaurant, dotted with heritage olive trees and capped with a soaring glass atrium. Brendan Sodikoff, the dynamic, young Chicago chef and creative director of Hogsalt Hospitality, crafted the menu, which features food as impressive as the surroundings. West Palm Beach (561-804-6826)

Housed in the historic Falcon House, Death or Glory specializes in craft cocktails and spirit-infused dishes. Here, ingredients sourced from local farms and fishermen are transformed to please any palate with offerings like pan-roasted fish, a vegan burger, and a butcher’s cut with duck fat–roasted potatoes. (561-808-8814)
Photography by Eduardo Schineider

The improbable intersection of gastropub fare and healthy grub can be found in the Arts District under the direction of chef David Schroeder. Whether you’re after flank steak or falafel sliders, you can pair your meal with an artisan wine or a libation from the innovative cocktail list. (561-623-0916)

Ouzo Bay, Boca Raton
From flaming saganaki to lamb and charcoal-grilled octopus, Ouzo Bay faithfully reproduces the gems of Mediterranean cuisine in an elegant atmosphere. Complement your selection with a wine from one of the new-wave Greek producers such as Hatzidakis, Yannis Tselepos, or Domaine Sigalas. (561-757-0082)
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