Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Boca Raton from the En Primeur Club guide.
Accolades in Boca Raton
These restaurants combine extensive wine lists with French, Italian, or steakhouse cooking. Each holds a Wine Spectator award.
La Nouvelle Maison serves classical French cooking with modern elements in Downtown Boca Raton. Its exceptional wine program includes sommelier-led service and a glass wall of wine with 1,300 wines and Champagnes from 300 labels worldwide. Dining formats include a la carte and a tasting menu.
Trattoria Romana combines Italian trattoria cooking with over 400 wines in Downtown Boca Raton. Its exceptional wine program holds Wine Spectator’s Best of Award of Excellence. The a la carte menu includes seafood and veal dishes, alongside an antipasto bar.
In Boca Raton, this classic American steakhouse pairs an exceptional wine program with sommelier-led service, a la carte dining, and prix fixe options. Its Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence accompanies a menu of prime-aged Midwestern steaks and fresh seafood.
Meat Market Boca serves prime cuts, seafood, sushi, and daily chef’s specials in Midtown Boca Raton. This modern American steakhouse has an exceptional wine program, an extensive wine list, craft cocktails, and Wine Spectator’s Award of Excellence.
French tasting-menu dining and Japanese omakase provide different meal formats. These picks include a sommelier-led wine program and Japanese counters with sake programs.
La Nouvelle Maison offers a French tasting menu in Downtown Boca Raton, alongside a la carte dining. Its exceptional wine program includes sommelier-led service, wines and Champagnes from around the world, and Wine Spectator’s Award of Excellence.
Sunset Sushi Omakase serves traditional Japanese omakase in Downtown Boca, with specialty fresh fish flown in daily from Japan. Its intimate chef’s counter seats 8, and the fixed sequence of the meal is accompanied by a sake program.
Taki Omakase offers Edomae-style omakase in East Boca at an intimate chef’s counter. The tasting sequences feature fish from Japan and A5 Wagyu. The restaurant also has a sake program.
Tuscan cooking, an American grill, and shareable wine country-inspired dishes broaden the city’s wine restaurant options. Each pick has an exceptional wine program in our guide.
Casa D'Angelo Boca Raton serves Tuscan-inspired Italian cooking in Boca Raton, with an extensive Italian wine list and sommelier-led service. Its exceptional wine program holds Wine Spectator’s Best of Award of Excellence and Star Wine List recognition. Dining formats include a la carte and prix fixe.
Max's Grille combines modern American grill cooking with California roots in Mizner Park. Its exceptional wine program includes an extensive wine list, while craft cocktails add another drinks option. The restaurant also has an outdoor bar and patio with live music.
Sixty Vines in Town Center pairs 60 wines on tap with shareable wine country-inspired American cooking. Its exceptional wine program includes an extensive by-the-glass selection and draft wines, alongside craft cocktails. Dining formats include small plates and a la carte.
Downtown Boca Raton has La Nouvelle Maison and Trattoria Romana, both with extensive wine lists and Wine Spectator awards. Boca Raton has Casa D'Angelo Boca Raton and Abe & Louie’s, while Midtown Boca Raton has Meat Market Boca.
Our Boca Raton guide has no Michelin-starred restaurants and does include Wine Spectator winners. Citywide, 6 restaurants hold the Award of Excellence and 4 hold the Best of Award of Excellence, recognizing their wine programs.
La Nouvelle Maison offers a French tasting menu in Downtown Boca Raton. Sunset Sushi Omakase in Downtown Boca and Taki Omakase in East Boca offer Japanese counter dining with omakase formats and sake programs.
Trattoria Romana, Casa D'Angelo Boca Raton, and Abe & Louie’s hold Wine Spectator’s Best of Award of Excellence. La Nouvelle Maison and Meat Market Boca hold the Award of Excellence. These restaurants feature exceptional wine programs in our guide.
By Emmett Haley · Updated October 8, 2026 · Editorial standards
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Selected entries from the current guide for Boca Raton.
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Abe & Louie’s brings the American steakhouse grammar to Boca Raton: dark-wood comfort, large-format beef decisions, and a menu logic built around ribeye, strip, and filet rather than novelty. Its 2026 Opinionated About Dining Casual Recommended recognition gives it a credible place in the city’s dining conversation, especially for diners who want a classic steakhouse frame rather than a chef-led tasting-menu format.
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Its wine program earned recognition from Star Wine List in August 2025, signaling depth that goes beyond the typical coastal Italian formula.
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La Nouvelle Maison occupies a prominent address on East Palmetto Park Road in Boca Raton, positioning itself within a dining corridor that has grown steadily more competitive over the past decade. The name signals French-inflected ambitions in a market that increasingly rewards culinary specificity over casual familiarity. For diners tracking South Florida's premium restaurant tier, it warrants attention alongside the city's other serious tables.
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Meat Market Boca sits at 2000 NW 19th St in Boca Raton, Florida, placing it within a city that has steadily built a steakhouse culture to match its broader appetite for premium dining. The restaurant operates in a segment where cut quality, sourcing transparency, and room atmosphere carry as much weight as the menu itself. For carnivore-focused dining in South Florida's northern tier, it occupies a clear position in the conversation.
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Pummarola brings a lineage stretching back to Naples in 1968 to a Boca Raton address, serving traditional Neapolitan pizza and pasta in a format built around the chain's founding principles. The name itself — Neapolitan dialect for tomato — signals the ingredient-first focus that has anchored the brand across generations. For South Florida diners seeking a Neapolitan reference point, it occupies a distinct position in the local Italian dining scene.
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A fixture on Boca Raton's East Palmetto Park Road, Trattoria Romana brings Roman-style Italian dining to one of South Florida's most dining-saturated corridors. The address places it within reach of downtown Boca's core, where Italian remains one competed category. For visitors and locals weighing options along this stretch, the trattoria format signals a mid-register, hospitality-forward approach rather than a fine-dining destination play.
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A Federal Highway address that punches above its zip code, 388 Italian Restaurant By Mr Sal brings Italian-rooted cooking to Boca Raton's increasingly competitive dining corridor. The name signals a personal project rather than a corporate concept, placing it in a tier of independent Italian tables that South Florida's food scene continues to produce with real conviction.
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AlleyCat sits on East Palmetto Park Road in the heart of Boca Raton's dining corridor, a stretch that has quietly accumulated some of South Florida's more considered independent restaurants.
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Anyday Boca sits on Glades Road in western Boca Raton, occupying a stretch of South Florida that has quietly accumulated serious dining options over the past decade. The venue draws a local crowd that returns on rhythm rather than occasion, which is as reliable an indicator of kitchen consistency as any award. Details on cuisine, pricing, and format are best confirmed directly with the restaurant before visiting.
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Beluga House Waterfront Restaurant pairs Eastern European & Uzbek cooking with waterfront views, craft cocktails, and a lively pace for lunch, dinner, or late night.
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Cafe Landwer brings the Tel Aviv café tradition to Boca Raton's western suburbs, offering an all-day format rooted in Israeli and Mediterranean fare that sits at a different register from the area's Italian-heavy dining scene. Located on Clint Moore Road, it draws from a global chain with strong Middle Eastern roots, making it one of the more distinctive mid-range options in this part of Palm Beach County.
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Calaveras Cantina on Plaza Real brings Mexican-inspired cantina energy to Boca Raton's walkable Mizner Park corridor. The address places it squarely in the neighbourhood's mid-range casual dining tier, drawing regulars from the surrounding condo belt and visitors covering ground between the waterfront and the arts district. Booking details and current hours are best confirmed directly with the venue.
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Via De Palmas and What a Boca Raton Bistro Means in Practice The address places Casimir Bistro on Via De Palmas, a street in Boca Raton's older residential-commercial fabric rather than the high-polish corridors of Mizner Park or the resort...
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The format draws on bistro traditions that prize cohesive service and a considered floor as much as the kitchen itself. For Boca diners seeking something outside the Italian-Mediterranean corridor that dominates the local scene, it represents a distinct alternative.
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Chili crab occupies a distinct niche on Boca Raton's North Dixie Highway corridor, where Southeast Asian seafood cooking meets a South Florida clientele that returns for the same reason regulars always do: a dish that does what it promises. The name is the menu's organizing principle, and the address at 1198 N Dixie Hwy places it within reach of the city's established dining strip.
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Chloe's Bistro occupies a strip-mall address on SW 18th Street that Boca Raton's dining scene uses as a quiet counterpoint to the louder rooms along Federal Highway and Mizner Boulevard. Details on cuisine, pricing, and kitchen credentials are limited in the public record, which makes it worth contacting the restaurant directly before visiting.
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A chophouse on South Federal Highway that fits into Boca Raton's established steakhouse corridor, where the format of the meal does much of the work: bold proteins, deliberate sequencing, and a room designed for the kind of dinner that runs long. The address places it within easy reach of the city's downtown dining cluster, making it a practical anchor for an evening that moves through courses rather than rushing toward a check.
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DRIFT occupies a Town Center address in Boca Raton, positioning itself within a dining corridor that increasingly rewards kitchens willing to bring serious technique to Florida-grown product. The approach places local and seasonal sourcing inside a framework more common to destination restaurants further up the East Coast, making it a reference point for how South Florida's mid-market dining has matured.
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El Camino sits in Boca Raton's Town Center corridor, where South Florida's appetite for Latin-inflected dining has grown into a competitive and considered scene. The address places it among a cluster of restaurants serving a market that increasingly expects depth alongside energy. For visitors and residents calibrating where to spend an evening, it occupies a distinct position in that conversation.
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Ceviche Culture on Glades Road Along the western corridor of Boca Raton, where Glades Road runs through a stretch of strip-mall plazas and mid-range chains, a different kind of occasion dining has taken hold. The format at Embarcadero 41 Ceviche...
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Galini Greek brings the flavors of the Greek table to North Boca Raton, operating from a strip-mall address on Federal Highway that belies the seriousness of what arrives on the plate. Greek cuisine in South Florida has long occupied a quieter lane than Italian or Latin concepts, which makes a neighborhood-anchored spot like this worth tracking. Find it at 7491 N Federal Hwy, Boca Raton.
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Gallaghers Steakhouse Boca Raton serves dry-aged steaks in a classic New York steakhouse format, with an extensive wine list and a leisurely, conversational pace.
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Josephine's Italian Restaurant on North Federal Highway brings neighborhood Italian dining to Boca Raton's restaurant corridor, where the local appetite for red-sauce tradition and regional Italian cooking runs deep. The address sits within reach of some of the city's most active dining stretches, positioning it alongside a competitive set of Italian independents. For residents who eat Italian regularly, it occupies the familiar, repeatable end of the spectrum.
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Tower at The Boca Raton sits at the summit tier of Florida's resort hotel hierarchy: a 27-story, 224-room hotel-within-a-hotel that completed a $65 million Rockwell Group redesign in December 2022. Michelin awarded it a Key in 2024, and the property runs on a service model anchored by dedicated butler attendance for every guest. Access to 14 dining venues, a private beach club, and a 50,000-square-foot spa rounds out a self-contained luxury proposition.
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The Bungalows at The Boca Raton occupy a Harborside position within the resort's private gated grounds, offering 58 residential-style suites redesigned in mid-century modern form. Guests access the full resort footprint: a private beach, 14 restaurants and bars, a 50,000-square-foot spa, and a new Harborside Pool Club with a lazy river. It is boutique scale with full-resort reach.
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The Boca Raton has anchored South Florida's resort tradition since Addison Mizner designed the original structure in 1926. Following a comprehensive restoration completed in December 2021, the Cloister building reopened with 294 guest rooms and suites, 14 dining and drinking venues, three pools, an 18-hole golf course, and a 54,000-square-foot spa — a scale of amenity that places it firmly in Florida's grand-resort tier.
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Mizner Plaza Hotel sits in Boca Raton by name and expectation, a city where Mediterranean Revival cues, resort polish, and residential calm shape the hospitality mood.
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