Five words. Absolute hole in the wall. From walking inside; to the experience itself. It's insane…read moremore people aren't talking about it! I had no expectations. My friend told me their burger was a hit, so I came to see it for myself. John was taking care of me and my friend at the bar. The cocktail menu is a real pleasure to read through from a tequila forward bar to frozen drinks there's not a single cocktail that looks just thrown on there. In honor of Cowboy Bebop I first tried the Space Cowboy, which is kinda what it sounds like; out of this world. Passion fruit, Mezcal with a subtle note of spice added from the Dijon in the drink. They chill it to perfect point of being a frozen drink which added some fun into their caliber. Balanced and yet bold. Bar top looked fun n deco. Believe it or not; it's a chill cafe during the day and a disco ball experience at night. From sun up to sun down there goal is to make it a great hangout for locals and anyone who wanders in. To start off I got the Foie Gras and grilled baby bok choy which both were done so well. The Foie Gras, on top of the presentation, danced on my tongue with a subtle Smoke flavor given from their wood fire grill and a nice nuttiness from the peanut whip they paired it with. The pork belly bok choy had a perfect crunch from the green, and the pork belly just came in like big brother and added a dynamic of softness from the fat that you just can't beat. I landed on choosing their blood orange & ginger mocktail while I waited for my burger. Ginger candy cold foam was phenomenal. Unexpected 10/10. The burger though I'd say was a nice cherry on top that needed no introduction. My friend certainly delivered on a good burger joint. Wonderful sauce and beautiful char. Lastly I had the cookies n cream which is made fresh to order. Biscoff butter ice cream and cc cookie was certainly the best way to end off this evening. The goal of course with any menu is to not be a gloater but a shower and they have certainly done just that. You'll never know by outside looks alone until you try it but this place is a wallflower and an amazing time. Good job to the kitchen staff there and excellent job to whoever designed this experience. You made somebody's night.

We had another great dinner at Second Rodeo. We sat at the bar again and watched the food-prep…read moreaction unfolding in front of us and sat across from the wood bbq. It's like sitting next to a warming fire. This time we tried the grilled asparagus, the grilled baby bok choy with pork belly and gorgonzola (our favorite), the luncheonette burger with crispy fries, the double cut pork chop with grilled cabbage and pickled mustard seed, and the waygu lamb (I know, a lot of food!). Everything was fantastic but the burger initially came out a bit undercooked (we ordered it medium) so they cooked it a bit more and quickly brought it back. I thought the lamb wagyu was a bit light on the meat, the pork chop was amble and laid out nicely on the plate. We also tried the watermelon tequila drink (very refreshing and not too sweet), an old fashioned, and they have a good list of wines. We love the big cube in cocktails. I don't know how they got them to be so clear. The bar tender was great and the cooks were working very hard. The owner always comes by to say hello and chat. Second Rodeo varies the menu.

Popped in for a quick Happy Hour after work and Sweetwater did not disappoint…read more Service was fast and friendly, drinks barely had time to be finished before we had another and the food was tasty too! The panko crusted sliders may be my new favorite bar snack!

Went to Sweetwater twice and it was AMAZING both times. The mushroom orecchiette dish was so good,…read moreand my coworker ordered the steak frites which were also fantastic. The truffle fries were delicious. The baked brie with Ritz, berry compote, and ciabatta has me dreaming of recreating it at home. Just WOW. We also tried the katsu sliders and they were deliciously yummy. This place is perfect for a quick date or a full dinner. Awesome dark ambiance with no annoying lighting, and it was service dog friendly too.

Today is my fiancés birthday, and I took him to Driftwood to celebrate. Neither of us had been…read morethere so I was excited. They have a really nice outdoor seating area,complete with heaters when needed. We chose to dine inside. The vibe inside the restaurant was kind of a boho rustic feel, and I really liked it. Soft lighting and music really set the tone. We were immediately greeted by our server, Gustavo, and given our menus. We don't drink, but they had a nice selection of drinks, cocktails and spirits. We decided to start with the sweet and sour cauliflower. It was absolutely delicious! Cauliflower battered and fried and tossed in a sweet and sour sauce. For our entree we shared the 44oz Creekstone ribeye. It was served with charred broccolini and and a fried airy potato side dish that was out of this world! The steak came sliced and off the bone, so it was perfect for sharing. It was served with 3 toppings; a horseradish sauce, a balsamic glaze, and delicious mixture of sliced peppers. Our steak was cooked perfectly, and seasoned well. We did not have dessert there, as we had a birthday cake at home. And I feel remiss that I didn't even look to see what they had. Overall, it was the perfect place to have a romantic, celebratory dinner! Thanks Driftwood. *Just a Note ~ I found it odd they added a 20% tip on a 2 top table, and I was glad I noticed it on the bill before we double tipped.

I've come here a couple of times for happy hour, once for dinner and once for their Sunday southern…read morefried chicken special dinner. A few of the things I liked.. - Fruit juice used for mixers is made in-house fresh daily. The drinks are creative and made well. - The sweet and sour cauliflower, the sliders, the chicken and dumplings. - Servers are always knowledgeable and attentive - indoor and outdoor seating with fans on a warm day. Upscale vibe with dim lighting. - plenty of parking A few I didn't.. - The fish dip was just ok - the fried part of the southern fried chicken while juicy on the inside, lacked flavor - the up charge for almond vanilla milk in the espresso martini without being told up front of the added cost -the steak tartare happy hour portion is 1 bite-sized piece. Just offer the normal sized portion for a reduced happy hour price as opposed to 1/4th the portion for 1/3rd the price. Overall I would say every experience is good but not great. I would recommend giving this restaurant a try and seeing if you agree with my review.

Another fantastic meal at Nicholson Muir. This one was a birthday celebration on the coldest night…read morein Boynton Beach in decades, around 32F. The roaring fire added ambience; it doesn't happen often in south Florida but on this "frigid" night the fire was really needed. We started at the bar with a few drinks including the Dr. No, and then moved to our table, we didn't feel rushed at all, it was Saturday night, 8:30 pm and the restaurant was quite full. I always get the wedge salad and I especially like NM's version with avocado and a thick, creamy blue cheese dressing (but not overpowering everything else). Also, their empanadas are renown and we love their chimichurri sauce. I highly recommend them. We also tried the daily pasta which was good. For mains, we really went for it with the 16 oz Ribeye, quite a large serving that we didn't finish and took home with us (see picture). The steak was pretty straight up - just a well-cooked delicious piece of meat. I had heard people rave about the veal chop so I decided to try it and was happy I did; also a rather large piece of meat (bone-in) with melted cheese and a light sauce - probably one of the best veal chops I've had (which we also took home with us). Nicholson Muir does great sides - we got the creamed spinach which was not overly creamy and the truffle fries, thin-style with a nice crunch. For dessert, the bread pudding (with a birthday candle) was very good - the ice cream portion was gone in split seconds. Excellent service with our main server and other servers attending to us making sure everything was great and delicious.

Small spot very tastefully appointed. Great food, great Service…read more Our group had empanadas, veal chop, salmon ceasar, & gnocgi. High marks from all of us.

One of the best pop ups for holiday cocktails and ambience!…read more This speakeasy is all the way at the back in a secret room obscured by curtains. In Radcliffe's, you'll find 9 different holiday cocktails like the Krampus and Mr. Grinch. There was an event the evening that we decided to go, so we were unable to experience their holiday themed foods. However, the food we did order was simply phenomenal! Our waiter Jordan made some educated suggestions for our cheese board. He could not have been more on the money! It was delicious! Different flavors and textures that really excited the taste buds! A must try for foodies

A cute little speakeasy in the back of the wine bar. Bartender was very friendly as well as the…read moreserver. I can't say much about the food because we didn't try anything other than the truffle fires, but they were delicious. Plenty of options of wine and mixed cocktails as I posted the menu and decent price prices.. it's a cozy darker room with a good music

I went to make a reservation online for two for a Saturday and there weren't any tables available…read more I called, and they were able to fit us in. We were sat right away and our waitress took our drink order before we even had a chance to sit. For breakfast, I ordered an iced latte and avocado toast. The latte was smooth and the avocado toast was delicious. I recommend going to lulus when it's not super hot. Most of the dining room is outdoors, and while covered, it can get a little hot.

The main appeal for this spot is the location. It's a great people watching spot with nice…read moreambiance. The food is decent, I'd give it a 3/5. I ordered the teriyaki bowl with chicken and it had no teriyaki flavor or sauce anywhere. The chicken was probably slightly marinated but I wish it tasted more like teriyaki. The grilled salmon was tasty but the poached egg that came with the Brussels sprout Cesar was full of water and undercooked so I literally didn't even eat it. The strawberry lemonade was 80% water, stick with the hangover cure. The hangover cure was very refreshing. The servers split the tips so they were all pretty helpful and attentive. Probably a good spot for cocktails but I went with my grandma so virgin drinks were the way to go. All in all I'd be back for a cocktail and the fries. The food is also pretty pricey. $11 French fries, $9 for a non-alcoholic beverage. Also when I went, the menu was limited. They weren't serving any of the 'Shareables'. I went at 3pm on a Sunday so you'd think this is prime time to have a full menu available. Service 9/10 Food 6/10 Location & ambiance 8/10 Would I go back? Yes. Vibes would bring me back and I wanna try the cocktails next time (:

We enjoyed cocktails and some light bites at the Reef. It's got a cool vibe, with a good view…read more It's very relaxing and the food was very good. The bartenders were very friendly and accommodating, give it a try!

This is a little piece of South Beach in Delray! It's the only rooftop bar! And it comes with ocean…read moreview! The pricing for the food and drinks is reasonable. You can get the standard drinks and the food is good not great.

I had such a great experience at The Bungalow ! the atmosphere is exactly what you want for a night…read moreout: fun, welcoming, and just the right balance of lively without being overwhelming. The drinks were on point, the food was solid, and everything felt really well put together. But the highlight of the night was hands down Gigi. She's one of those bartenders who just gets it, super attentive, quick, and genuinely friendly without it feeling forced. She made amazing drinks and kept the energy up the entire time. You can tell she really cares about her customers and the experience she's giving them. If you're going to Bungalow, definitely sit at the bar and ask for Gigi !! you won't regret it.

Not sure what happened to my New Year's Eve review but anyway, came back here on a Sunday afternoon…read morewith friends around 3 ish. Dj Mike played music for the kids for about an hour then the vibes began. Bartenders were both sweethearts. I started with a strawberry margarita and chilled until happy hour which was amazing. Wings portions are smaller so I split an order of coconut shrimp with fries, garlic Parmesan and lemon pepper wings with someone. Food was absolutely delicious and seasoned well. They didn't have egg white for clover club cocktail so I tried to just order Gin and raspberry on happy hour but got charged regular price. Didn't make a big deal as one of the gals was new and super nice. About 6ish Dj mike ramped up the dancehall and reggae vibes along with the line dances. It was a blast and definitely much better than NYE which had a live band that played music for a more mature crowd. I plan on returning for another Sunday funday as the patrons and staff are fantastic.

This has slowly become my favorite place in town. The staff is amazing, very attentive and…read morefriendly. The food specials are great for live events. I've included the football specials. Overall it's a great place to meet the locals and have a great night out. There is always some live music and the happy hour is wonderful and definitely helps the pockets. Come check it out, hey you might even run into me.

Our friends invited us here on a Friday night to meet up with another friend. Found parking spot…read moreright in front. Walked in and joined our party already seated at a high top. Waiter came over to take our drink orders. I opted for the VG lemon drop cocktail on the table ad. Waiter poured it table side and it was the clearest lemon drop I'd ever seen. There was live music to sing along to until he left then we DJ'd our own music on the TouchTunes via the app. It was a nice vibe. Waitress came over and remade my drink to a proper lemon drop. Shared delicious pretzel bites with friends and also ordered the soup or the day, chicken poblano which was creamy and tasty. Overall we had a grand time hanging out and the staff are all super pleasant and cool.

Step aside, Hogwarts... there's a new wizard in town, and his name is Vincent. I stumbled upon 215…read moreSpeakeasy like a weary traveler finding a hidden realm, and what I discovered was nothing short of magic. The place is tucked away and low key on purpose, but once you step inside, it's like entering another world. A magical land where cocktails reign supreme and Vincent is the all-powerful sorcerer behind the bar. There's no menu here... and there doesn't need to be. You simply tell Vincent what you're craving, and he conjures it with a flick of the wrist, a dash of bitters, and probably some ancient incantation whispered under his breath. I had three... maybe four drinks (time works differently in magical places), and each one was flawless. Complex yet balanced, bold yet smooth... true potions of happiness. If you're lucky enough to find yourself in this enchanted hideaway on the one night a week it's open, let Vincent work his craft. Just know you'll leave spellbound... and in my case, headed straight to bed, because even wizards can't save a 40-year-old from an early bedtime after a few too many old fashioneds.

Unique. Speakeasy yes. Great and unplanned cocktails yes. Vincent the one person operator first…read moreclass. Open only Wednesdays-yes Up a stairwell to top floor of wood paneled large room. Not many people there on this Wednesday at 8 pm. Well worth a visit if you are on Clematis before 11