I am a sucker for a good speakeasy, and this place is super fun! It's a semi Harry Potter themed…read morebar in the back of Lilo's in Lake Worth, and it's a total vibe. The bartender, Britt, has such a great attitude and makes even better cocktails :) They have a rotating drink menu so there's always something fun and fresh/unique to try. They also recently opened a pop up sushi shop in the back which I have yet to try, but the menu looks delightful! Every room in this place is a different theme and very cool.

I was really looking forward to trying The Library Speakeasy in Lake Worth, and at first, it lived…read moreup to the hype. The vibe is super cool, cozy seating, great ambience, dim lighting that feels like a hidden gem. I sat on the comfy couch and ordered sushi from OKA, which was honestly better than ever. Fresh, flavorful, and perfectly prepared. The cocktails were delicious too; strong, creative, and exactly what I wanted for a chill night out. I was having a great time, enjoying my meal and drinks, when disaster struck right at the end. I had literally just finished eating when a huge roach crawled right by my feet on the couch area. It was massive and absolutely disgusting. I jumped out of my seat so fast, thankfully I was done with my food, or I probably would've lost it completely. I didn't scream (which is a miracle because I definitely would have at home), but it was such a gross turn-off. I get that this is Lake Worth and Florida has its bugs, but come on, a roach that big in a dining establishment? That's not okay. You really need to step up the pest control. Also, the bathrooms could use some serious help. They're outdated and feel neglected, definitely in need of an update or renovation to match the rest of the cool vibe. Overall, the sushi shines, the drinks are spot-on, and the atmosphere is fun... but that roach ruined the ending for me, and the bathrooms don't help. Fix those things, and this place could be amazing. Hoping it was just a one-off bad night!

I made plans to come here for a lunch meeting on cinco de mayo. Ordered the refreshing Vero…read morefiltered water. We had beef baked bubba nachos for the table which are deliciously massive and require a lot of mouths to conquer. We also got tasty Parmesan black garlic truffle fries for the table as well. For my entree I ordered the Al pastor cinco de mayo taco duo special. Unfortunately they were dry and not very appetizing. The rice and beans they came with also were not hitting. My coworker had the same and was disappointed as well. I will stick with the tacos I'm used to.

Decided to stop by on a Taco Tuesday Night and boy was it a vibe!…read moreWith the live DJ, huge fish tacos, & strong margaritas! My cousin and I throughly enjoyed ourselves! I'd say this place will always be a hit on a Tuesday night! Service was impressive for such a busy night, I can't quite remember our servers name but she was phenomenal!

Saturday night, Anniversary night.....decided going to a speakeasy (regardless of what's 'next…read moredoor') we thought it would be super cool. . You need to make a reservation with a credit card as if you don't show they will charge. Sounds high end and the place to be. That day we tried to adjust a reservation by 30 minutes. NO ONE WOULD ANSWER NOR RETURN CALLS, no matter how many times we called or messaged on the app. We read 20 minute grace period so we choose '20 minutes' late. They text us door1 code. Ok, cool..good start. We get there....Door1is propped open. Then you were in a vestibule area. Door 2 (where you are supposed to ring in) is ALSO OPEN. So literally other than not having a name on the outside, is a bar. An expensive one. We were really disappointed as stupid as that sounds as we didn't get the speakeasy experience. Hostess says they are really busy. Umm, the place is half full. No real tables but honestly we sat on the couches looking at the bar, and turned out perfect for cocktails and app, and enjoying my beautiful company (my wife). Out waitress was cool, kept apologizing for how busy it was .....again 1/2 full. We were thinking there would be a mixologist there. Nope, just another waitress who never smiled once making drinks. And $21 drinks that seemed a bit light on the pour (as least for my ol fashioned. We did order a smoked prosciutto burrata app that was quite good! The guy placing music was really nice although for a few songs the volume got turned up and you couldn't hardly talk to your date, but that was temporary. So it was like $80 for 2 drinks and one app. With the 'absence of the speakeasy', mehhh

Great Vibe, Great menu, Amazing Food! Great service…read more Deceiving at first sight, but so worth the curiosity! For those not familiar with the area, this restaurant is located in the same plaza as Monroe's adult club. At first sight you may question the location and the appearance from the outside but do not judge that book by its cover... Take the chance and indulge in the delicious , perfectly cook food. My husband and I shared the sea bass and the filet, as well as the crab cake for appetizer, compliments to the chef . Fine dinning! The service is superb! Smoked Old fashion was sophisticated and perfect for the atmosphere. Live soul music in the background, loud enough to enjoy but not overwhelming so you can still have a conversation at your table. A perfect combination of fine dining and tasteful entertainment.

The food is the best here. I prefer this restaurant over the others in the hotel. The service is…read moreamazing across the board. Everyone is so nice and treats everyone so kindly.

For our firm Christmas party this year we chose bowling. Couldn't book package online as our party…read moreis under the 15 people minimum requirement. Called on the phone and was advised to just show up Monday at noon because the place is dead around that time. Parking available upon arrival and greeted at the entrance. Make sure your entire party is present for bowling as the clock starts as soon as you pay. Waitress came over to take our drink and food orders. I got the espresso martini because I needed a little pick me up. The nachos, pizza and sliders were delicious but my favorite was the pretzel and cheese sauce. We had to switch booths because the bowling pins on strings kept messing up. We ended our party in the arcade with pop-a-shot, skeeball and Dance Dance Revolution battles Overall everyone loved the food and had a great time.

My girlfriend and I went to this place for our anniversary and it was so good. We sat in the wine…read moregarden, which is very romantic. We ordered multiple appetizers such as the matzo ball soup, chicken liver pate, the fish, the cucumber salad, lolo salad, and tallow fries. Our server was also knowledgeable about the menu and ensured we were taken care of. Service was great from the entrance to the end of the meal. I definitely recommend this place for small groups, date nights, or just a hangout with friends.

A very local comfortable dive bar Good food and good service…read more We will return any time we are in town

The burgers are huge and delicious. The service is consistently stunning. Love this place for a…read morefriendly gathering to watch the local game. If you smoke, outside welcomed you. This is the only issue for those who do not smoke and must make their way inside. It reminds us that Planet Earth is not perfect. Not sure if there is a fix for that without taking away the #SmokerLounge. Entertainment frequently plays.

This place deserves 5 stars for a few reasons- 1. They have Irish beer on draft. 2. Their fried…read morepickles are whole spears (yum). 3. They have great live music. 4. It's a dive bar with a clean bathroom, which can be hard to find. 5. It has character unlike so many of the newer spots put in by developers. I loved the old wooden tables. We also had a great time playing darts. It was such a nice change of pace! My friends and I loved it! We'll be back.

Sophisticated, over-the-top, stylish, swanky, expensive, with a strong exclusiveness that radiates…read moreas you enter the inner sanctum that is the bar and dining lounge, Mary Lou's is an experience. You may experience it once, or multiple times, depending on how comfortable you are with strictly valet parking and, in particular, the Palm Beach prices, but the food, the cocktails, and the service are on point. For as long as I have lived in the West Palm Beach area, the building that now houses Mary Lou's was a bait-and-tackle store with a respectable craft beer selection. The structure has been in existence since at least the 1960s, by my knowledge, and the owners of what has become Mary Lou's have kept the exterior aesthetic to make it appear like an old but unassuming store on Southern Boulevard, but once you're inside, you realize you're in a completely different universe. Once you valet your car and walk inside, you're greeted by ship-like, polished wooden walls and intimate lighting as you head to the greeting desk to check in. Yes, please reserve a table in advance. Once checked in, you're escorted through a set of doors into a darkened hallway before a circular, circus-like lounge area and bar appear that radiates 70s vibes, not too far from what you may watch on the show Palm Royale from Apple TV. After being escorted to our table, we enjoyed a myriad of lovely cocktails and small and large bites with excellent service. I enjoyed cocktails such as the Olive Ave and Old Soul: the former was a filthy martini made with love and understanding, the latter was a bourbon-based powerhouse with applejack, Barenjager, and mango. I also ordered off the menu and enjoyed a Paper Plane and an Old Fashioned. Both were fantastic bourbon cocktails that the bar made well. The Beef Carpaccio Salad was wicked good with the goat cheese brulee and pine nut butter, while the maple pork belly skewers were solid. The crispy octopus was excellent with the fav bean puree, while the grilled lamb chops were piquant. The Banana Creme Brulee for dessert was very good, shaped like an actual banana with a chocolate shell that evoked Andy Warhol. Everything we were served was meticulously prepared and exquisitely delicious. The service was prompt and accommodating. We rarely waited long for drinks, for additional items off the menu, the bar accommodated us well with different drink selections -- we were a party of six and didn't have delays per my observation. The drawbacks are pricing and exclusive valet parking. Most cocktails run at least $20, and the small and large bites are priced between $30 and $45, with some slightly lower and some slightly higher. You can easily spend $75 to $100 before tip. Therefore, this serves as either a special-occasion spot or a regular-occasion spot for those who can afford it -- definitely Palm Beachy in that regard. The on-site parking spots for Mary Lou's are reserved for valet; self-parking is not readily available, as I have observed. If you're concerned about valet parking, consider either coming with a large group and carpooling or using Uber. After 10 PM at least on Saturdays is when the lounge turns into a dance club with the lights darkening, the spotlights shining, reflecting off the mirror bar, with dancers and DJ spinning music. It can be a lot of fun to take part if you make a reservation at the right time to experience both sides of the establishment.

Very disappointing and unacceptable experience at Mary Lou's in West Palm Beach…read more The prices were already extremely high, and then the final bill included an added 5% operational fee on top of an automatic 20% gratuity. For a restaurant at this price point, these charges should be clearly explained before the bill arrives, not left as an unexpected surprise for customers. The restaurant was also uncomfortably cold throughout the entire evening, which took away from what should have been an enjoyable dining experience. What was most upsetting, however, was the treatment by the bouncer. He was rude and physically shoved me without any reason. No customer should ever be handled in that manner. It was inappropriate, unprofessional, and completely unacceptable. For the amount charged, I expected a much higher level of service, transparency, and respect. Instead, the evening felt overpriced, uncomfortable, and hostile. I will not be returning and would strongly encourage management to address both the hidden fees and the conduct of their staff.

Oceano, why oh why did I wait so long!?…read more I have been wanting to try Oceano since it was located in its former Lantana location. So when friends asked if I were interested in joining them for an art exhibit, followed by dinner at Oceano, I could not say YES fast enough. I am thrilled to say the wait was worth it. All the chips fell into place when after a small wait we were seated outside (what luck), found our waiter was from Croton-on-the-Hudson (had to wait a year before he was able to land a job at Oceano), and our food was paced perfectly. Started with the Grilled Cucumber Salad that included sumac-labneh, medjool date, berbere spice pickle, pistachio, and the Sugar snap Pea Salad of rhubarb, pecorino, stracciatella, mint, lemon, marcona almond. Next up, Pizza! Had to of course start with the Straight Shooter Pizza which was a simple pie of tomato, mozz, basil, pecorino, good olive oil. Pizza #2 was the Zuchinni Pizza, a white pie of hazelnut, lemon, asiago, mozz, parm, stacciatella. To round out the meal we had the Gnocci Sardi. This was an utterly delicious bowl of pasta that included duck confit, morels, peas, parm, creme fraiche, fines herbs, wild ramps. Super meal with smiles all around. There are two restaurants I feel are super deserving of a Michelin Star in my area, and Oceano is definitely one of them! Not super close to me, but I see a few summer nights at the bar with a salad, pizza, and glass of wine in my future.

Food was amazing - every dish was better than the last. Erin, our server was awesome…read more Thank you I wanted to meet Jeremy the chef, but he unfortunately was out of town. Bummer, friend of my buddy I work with

I have heard and read reviews about Eagle Grill & Oyster Bar and friends made reservations there…read more Located in a nondescript strip center. Went on a Sunday at 5:30 and the place was packed. Nice menu with fresh fish, mussels, tacos, baby back ribs, steaks, chicken, burgers, and sandwiches, fried seafood, wings and much more. The raw bar features fresh oysters and clams, shucked or streamed to order. Their specialties are crabcakes which they are known for, gumbo, baby back ribs, and a big 14 oz pork chop. I started with the Cherrystone Clams served with horseradish, cocktail sauce, and lemon wedges. Very good. Both my wife and I love crab cakes so we tried them , jumbo lump blue crab, just a smidgen of breading and dressing. remoulade sauce. Two as an entrée (served with two sides), One as a sandwich (with one side). Sides are French Fries, Cole Slaw, Sweet Potato Mashed, Steamed Vegetable ,White Rice, Garlic Mashed Potatoes, or Baked Potato , for an additional charge you can order Loaded Baker, Onion Rings, Dinner Salad, Cup of Chowder, or French Onion Soup. The crab cakes are good but the Cole slaw in a small plastic cup was dry. Definitely would return and try something else.