The coffee is delicious but I don't know the brand they serve here. It's my first time but the…read moreserver seemed to assume we had been here before... my mom loved her tea and everything tasted great! Server forgot our fruit cup but that's ok! She made up for it by realizing it and making good. I don't understand the bad reviews.

Steer clear of this clip joint…read more How about 30% fee on top of your bill for service, but they don't tell you about until after the meal? It's mandatory. Real French like Pepe Le Pew. About as French a french fries and gravy on top in Montreal. Way more toothless Montreal than Paris. Typical restaurant, 30% cost of goods sold, but and also a 30% fee for delivering the food to your table... The owner's probably keep a big chunk of that. So you're paying the labor costs without any notice on the menu, and maybe the electric bill. Complete clip joint with mediocre food and a mini strip mall. French people would not be caught dumb here. You got kids? Find a bole or a first watch or a whole foods and get what you actually pay for. Not $30 for table service on top of $100 bill for soup and a real French panini. Weeeeeeeee monsewer.

I finally made my way to this amazing place. Absolutely beautiful from the outside and in. I was in…read moreawe at how big these macarons looked in person. Greeted by a lovely worker who explained all the choices. I opted for everything chocolate - no bake cheesecake, soflaire (marshmallow), choco hazelnut & salted caramel peanut macaron. Couldn't wait to get home and try these cute sweets. Each treat is big enough to share and super rich. My favorite was the cheesecake which I will definitely go back for!

Stopped by her booth at the West Palm Beach Farmer's Market to purchase one of her delicious…read morecreations that looks like a work of art. I know from previous experience that these macarons are light and sweet with lovely textures, but I wanted to grab one of her macarons as a gift. She has a beautiful light blue tote bag and places each macaron in a protective container. I love supporting locally-owned women-owned businesses.

This place is delicious. I gravitated here while walking up clematis, and so glad I did. The…read moreservice was fast and lovely. The vibe inside and out were both great, but I chose to sit outside, even on a sunny day. It was shaded and a great spot to get some work done or just people watch while enjoying all types of yummy drinks, big snacks, and pastries. Yum.

Absolutely adore the delray location but West Palm Beach does not even come close unfortunately…read moreFood and baked goods not as fresh as the other site

Serenity knows how to do afternoon tea service. Each person gets their own pot of tea. They use…read moreloose leaf tea and place it in a tea bag in your own teapot. We had a choice of soup and went with the sweet potato pear. The tiers include delicious sandwiches (tuna, cucumber, egg, turkey), desserts, and scones. The scones are served with jam, lemon curd, and clotted cream. All food is made in-house or comes from a local bakery. Everything tasted very fresh. There is milk and honey on the table. The table is very elegantly set. Our server did an amazing job. He continually checked on us and kept our water glasses full. There is parking in the attached lot. I've been to many high teas and this is the BEST in South Florida. You can order A-la carte or do the 3-tier tea.

My sisters, Mom, and I celebrated my birthday at Serenity Garden tea House & Cafe a few months ago…read more Since I had never attended a tea service before, I had no idea what to expect. Serenity exceeded our expectations so much that my sisters and I returned for a farewell get together for my sister about six weeks later. The house that Serenity occupies was built in 1916 and definitely adds to the charm of the experience. The decor is quaint and 'girly' with large hats and tea pots scattered around the shelves and walls. Many tea cups, saucers, and plates are displayed throughout the shop. I was so happy that Serenity offers a gluten free menu. The first course for me consisted of a delicious sweet potato soup. I wished I could have eaten more but there was plenty more food to come. The gluten free finger sandwiches were also tasty. The chocolate covered strawberry, macaron, and brownie (all gf) finished up a filling tea service. The desserts were store bought and tasted good but they were obviously store bought and were a minor let down. We ended up boxing up some of our sandwiches and desserts to take home to enjoy later! Each of us were given our own large pot of tea to go along with our lunch. Our first visit, I chose Peach Black Tea while one of my sisters tried the Chai Black Tea. We both bought the same teas from the store in the tea house to take home with us as we enjoyed them so much. The individual tea pots are quite large, The tea pots are wrapped in large, colorful cozies to stay warm throughout our visit. My sisters and I sampled each others' tea, of course. Each of us also drank a glass of champagne. The service is attentive, friendly, and efficient. I wish I could remember the name our server as he took care of our table both times we visited. He really helped make our visits to Serenity special and relaxing. The owner and the staff really work together to make a visit to Serenity Garden Tea House & Cafe a fantastic experience for their guests. We'll be back!!

37th Anniversary service was white glove all the way. Attentiveness of 4-5 wait staff all…read moreprofessional and knowledgeable ambiance is perfect a corner window table overlooking beautiful homes on the island appetizers were an amazing Buratta and baby tomatoes with arugula wow awesome Honeydew melon mint soup chilled WOW. Dinner sliced Duck enormous serving sliced and seasoned to perfection our waiter and Manager stopped by often during the meal to check. How thoughtful. Desert K. Ordered a lava cake with Ice cream and another type of cake under it. Wow. As an anniversary gift. A heart made from Vanilla chocolate Mousse with a cake under it. Incredible Wine was half off. So drank a nice Italian Barolo. Very good Cappuccino for both and home. Flawless dinner. In every aspect

Took a long hot walk to find this french restaurant but it was worth it. Located inside the…read moreBrazilian Court. The bar was busy but found seats and met with the bartender who alerted me to the Happy Hour menu, which I appreciated. Ordered a meat & cheese charcuterie board, roasted peppers and drinks. The brie cheese was so soft it melted in my mouth and the grilled Shishito peppers were excellent. Loved the food, drinks and ambiance. Everything was going so well until the bill arrived - glad I actually review my bills. The bartender that informed me of the Happy Hour did not provide those $50 savings to the bill and had to explain the issue to another bartender. Took him a few minutes to revise the bill but it was fixed. If not for the hefty error on the bill, this would have easily been five stars.

This is my first time at Pura Vida Miami and it did not disappoint. I picked up a quick to go…read more"Welcome to Miami" smoothie before the beach. The service was quick as 11 am rush can be with a wait of 10-15 minutes at most. The smoothie was super refreshing and filling, I thought it was a bit tart but it was still good. As it was quite busy the building still somehow had a calming, clean, health cafe atmosphere.

Lovely place but they loose some authenticity.. Ordered a…read morecoffee and wanted it in a mug. They brought it in to go cup with plastic lid .. I asked for a mug again and they said I had to pour it in myself due to it's too hot to carry? The mug comes on a serving plate .. that's what the plates are for to carry it. They maybe had last issue of people spilling or burning but you don't throw away the common sense experience of drinking out of a mug vs coffee fist in a wax lined / plastic cup. The whole experience is lost and the name means Pure Life.. this is like in nyc where all the cvs shelves are locked up because of a few criminals. Instead of dealing with the problem the problem is passed down to everyone. I went to Maman for my second cup because Puta Vida would not refill my glass cup without first putting it into another throwaway cup. The waste. Such a beautiful place and yet this one simple thing to me is away from core values of a business. My two cents .

Stage is by far my favorite restaurant in the Palm Beach Gardens area. The food is always fabulous…read morealong with the impeccable service and inviting atmosphere. The only minimal inconvenience is it can be a bit loud when dining in on a weekends so suggest dining on the patio (if you can tolerate the heat).

Sometimes the best restaurant discoveries aren't planned. They're the result of hunger, a long…read moredrive, and a Google search that happens to get it exactly right. On our drive home from Miami to Jacksonville, we traded Interstate 95 for the slower, more scenic A1A. It made for beautiful views, but after crawling through one coastal town after another, lunch became a priority. A quick search landed us at Stage Kitchen & Bar on PGA Boulevard, a restaurant I later learned had earned a place in the 2025 Michelin Guide. After one meal, it was easy to understand why. We began with two appetizers that could not have been more different, duck confit egg rolls and a grilled cheese. Calling the grilled cheese "just a grilled cheese" would be unfair. Brie melted between perfectly griddled bread kissed with white truffle oil already sounds luxurious. Pair it with a bright mango jam and suddenly a childhood comfort food becomes something unexpectedly elegant. Richness met sweetness in all the right proportions. The duck confit egg rolls were equally memorable. The duck was deeply seasoned with Middle Eastern spices, giving each bite layers of warm, savory flavor. The accompanying peanut chutney added sweetness, nuttiness, and just enough contrast to keep the dish from becoming too heavy. These egg rolls packed far more personality than their modest appearance suggested. For lunch, my wife ordered the grilled black grouper sandwich. The fish, sourced fresh from local suppliers, was flaky, moist, and clean tasting. Lettuce, tomato, onion, and a malt vinegar aioli gave the sandwich brightness without overwhelming the fish. It was simple, balanced, and exactly what a fresh fish sandwich should be. I chose Stage's signature burger, two Certified Angus Beef patties topped with aged white cheddar, caramelized onions, sunflower sprouts, and their house "fancy sauce." This is the kind of burger that reminds you why burgers became America's favorite sandwich in the first place. Cooked to a juicy medium, every bite was rich without becoming heavy. The caramelized onions added sweetness, the white cheddar delivered sharpness, and the sunflower sprouts provided freshness and texture. The fancy sauce contributed just enough heat to keep everything interesting without stealing the spotlight. Dessert continued the restaurant's habit of taking familiar flavors and giving them thoughtful refinement. My sticky rice ice cream, finished with mango sauce and toasted coconut, captured everything I love about mango sticky rice while transforming it into something lighter and more playful. It was creative without feeling gimmicky. My wife ordered three macarons from local pastry maker Macaroner, S'mores, Passion Fruit, and Lime Coconut. Each shell was delicately crisp before giving way to a soft, airy center, exactly as a proper macaron should. Stage Kitchen & Bar takes familiar dishes and quietly elevates them through technique, quality ingredients, and restraint. Nothing feels overcomplicated or designed simply to impress. Every plate feels carefully considered. Sometimes trusting Google is a gamble. This time, it paid off. Great restaurants don't always announce themselves. Sometimes they're simply waiting for hungry travelers willing to take the next exit.