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Al Fresco

3.7 (228 reviews)
Closed • 7:30 am - 10:30 AM, 11:00 AM - 9:00 pm

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AL FRESCO ATMOSPHERE

What's the vibe?
Moderate noise
Dogs allowed
Good for groups
Outdoor seating

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Salmon with Sweet Potato Mash & Veggies
Anna S.

We drove to Palm Beach Gardens for a few days with another couple. It was our first time for all of us dining at Al Fresco. It will not be our last. We all had an incredible meal. Fish of the Day, Salmon, Duck and dessert. We were greeted with smiles and seated immediately. We chose to sit inside as it was just a bit windy for our liking. We were seated at a table by the window and enjoyed the breathtaking view! Many patrons were dining outside. Our server, Andrea, was pleasant and attentive. We ordered the Al Fresco "Golfballs" appetizer for the table. Five veal and beef meatballs in a spicy tomato sauce. The flavor was well balanced. I always order duck if it is on the menu. In this case it was a roasted half duck in an apricot glaze. Every bite was mouthwatering. It was cooked to perfection; very tender, not greasy. I highly recommend Al Fresco! You will not be disappointed.

Susan S.

Love this place. View are gorgeous of the golf course & ocean. The food is excellent & the service is excellent. Well worth the price.

a dining room with tables and chairs
Michael A.

Ortega, Enzo, Kris, all the staff all the management run this place like a tight ship. Southern outpost of Pizza Al Fresco & sister to RENATOS & AQUA, Al FRESCO @ Par 3 is wonderful ocean side dining with a bit of Capri thrown in. Pizzas, Pastas, Fish, beautiful salads & grilled meats.

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Andrea U.

I have wanted to come here for years. I understand this is the sister restaurant to Renato's and Acqua Café. I called two weeks in advance to make week night dinner reservations for four. There was valet parking but plenty of spots to self park. The Al Fresco Restaurant & Bar is above the Palm Beach Par 3 Golf Club Pro Shop. There are indoor tables and seating on the open-air patio with spectacular oceanfront views. There were fans & a cool breeze, sitting outside was comfortable in the end of May. The dinner menu had something for everyone. Starters, salads, homemade pastas, risotto, pizza's and entrees including branzino, salmon, veal, ossobucco & four chicken options. There is a $7 fee for sharing entrees. We were seated on the patio, overlooking the golf course & ocean. Miguel our waiter took very good care of us, We started by sharing an eggplant rollatini appetizer, while friends enjoyed a portobello. I understand that they have homemade pastas here so I opted for lobster ravioli, and a pink cream sauce that was outrageous. My husband enjoyed the fettuccine Bolognese friends enjoyed the vongole with clams and a duck entree. For dessert we shared a chocolate moose over a brownie. Portions were very generous we brought enough leftovers home for another meal.

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Natalie S.

The views of the ocean and the golf course are fantastic! I found the food to be very average. The menu has salads, various appetizers such as calamari, sandwiches, pizzas, pasta entrees and seafood. I asked the waitress if the roasted turkey was deli meat or actually freshly baked turkey and she said t it was sliced bought turkey, I asked again, then she changed what she said and I was rather skeptical. My friend ordered the turkey sandwich and he said it was not deli turkey and that it was okay. Another friend ordered the BLT sandwich which he enjoyed. I went with a white pizza which has about six slices. The crust was very thin which I like and it was flaky, which was a little strange for pizza. They added goat cheese however it was not melted just crumbles added to the pizza. They have valet parking and self parking in the front. .

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Food was excellent as was the service. The view is always perfect on the porch . Our go to place .

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Beautiful views from all sides. We enjoy going for a light lunch and for dinner. Great food, especially the chicken parmigiana!

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The atmosphere a blend of old school architecture and fluoride casual. Nice staff and maybe the best Mahi sandwich I have had in a while.

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Are they open Xmas day?

They have been open in the past years. I would double check 561-273-4130

Do they take reservations for lunch?

Dinner only starting 4 pm, so we were told on the phone.

Are they opened on Labor Day?

I would give them a call and ask.

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