It's not just a market where you can buy alcohol and great wines. It's a restaurant that has great…read morefood. My favorite are the goat cheese, stuffed dates wrapped in bacon. But everything is super. Where are the fried chicken appetizer the pretzel which I love the cheese for dipping and the scallops.

Last weekend was my first visit to Salute Market in a few years. The food was equally as amazing as…read moreI recall. i used to visit with friends for HH or wine tastings. Being I barely drink nowadays, Salute fell off my radar but it is back on now. I went for a GNO and it was disco night! Such a fun time and a great crowd. The host along with management were superb with seating us and checking in our needs. The server was friendly but not very accessible and we waited long periods of time. Fortunately, we enjoyed each other's company and were catching up but this could be problematic for others dining. All in all, we had a great time and our meals were great. The gals enjoyed their cocktails and I enjoyed my mocktail. The music was lit and I will absolutely return.

It had been awhile since our last visit to this little wine bar/shop on the corner of US-1 and…read moreDonald Ross, and we were reminded why we enjoyed it so much. We had a party of seven, and Tommy and Tom took the time to help us choose several wines that were perfect for our group. What really stood out though, wasn't just the wine. It was the atmosphere. Throughout the evening, the place filled up with regulars who were greeted like old friends, and it was easy to see why they keep coming back. The owners make everyone feel welcome, whether it's your first visit or your hundredth. If you're looking for a comfortable, approachable place with great wine, great people, and the kind of relaxed atmosphere that makes you want to stay for one more glass, you'll probably love it as much as we did.

Love this wine spot! They have lots of unique wines from all around the world that you can't find…read moreanywhere else. The owner is very kind and extremely knowledgeable about wines. I've also been to small private events here, which were super fun. My husband and I love to pop in this spot when we're in the area, it's such a great local gem!

The food was amazingly good. Big portions, European fare, not your typical greasy heavy American…read morefood. Loved my Quiche Lorraine, my child enjoyed savory smoked Salmon crepe...Coffee was surprisingly good. It seems like the place had better days (Wine Bar). The decor is elegant, however looks like inside seating is not popular. The restrooms were dark without working lights. Service was on a slower side, but everything was brought in and provided, so no complaints. Will definitely come back, as long as food quality will stay the same.

The good thing was the food. The service was also good. But the ambience with regard to the…read morerestaurant itself was not. Looks like it needed to be updated, was dark, not at all warm and or inviting. (There was a garden hose laying on the floor). It was also right next-door to their cigar lounge so you could smell cigar smoke. The restaurant is in a nice spot and with not very much expense. I believe they could've made it charming or old world European type of ambience. Maybe better furniture, lighten it up, add some plants and decor and make it more inviting. While the food was good and the service was good and the view was OK., the restaurant itself was unappealing.

Our server, Courtney, was pleasant and caring. She certainly took care of us and the food was…read moredelicious! Thank you!!

The Cooper Craft Kitchen & Bar is what happens when great food, good taste, and chill confidence…read moreall sit at the same table--and nobody's trying too hard. It's low-key tucked away in Palm Beach Gardens, but once you're in, it's giving "why don't more people know about this?" energy. Now let's get into brunch--because this place understands the assignment. The shrimp and grits? Elite. Bold, rich, perfectly balanced. The kind of dish that makes you pause mid-bite and rethink your life choices--mainly why you haven't been eating this more often. The shakshouka is flavorful, comforting, and executed cleanly. And the waffles... listen--these waffles are not here to play. Crispy, fluffy, and dangerously easy to finish. Order them knowing full well you're not sharing. The menu truly lives up to the idea of "a taste of everything." There's so much to choose from that decision paralysis is real--but in a fun way. No bad options, just tough choices. The vibe is on point. Modern, warm, stylish without being loud about it. The kind of place that feels just as right for brunch as it does for a relaxed dinner. The staff is consistently friendly, attentive, and actually happy to be there--no bad attitudes, no weird energy. The manager is hands-on, professional, and clearly runs a tight (but chill) ship. Is it a little tucked away? Yes. Is it worth finding? Absolutely. Consider it a hidden gem with main-character energy. Bottom line: Great food. Strong brunch game. Beautiful space. Solid service. For me, it's five stars every single time--no overthinking, no debate. If you know, you know. And if you don't... now you do. More pics to follow...

Fantastic. I have been here several times and the service and food is just excellent. Thoughtful…read moreand great wine list. Absolutely terrific food. Several unique dishes that are just perfect. And the service is great. The owner is usually there and always makes sure everything is perfect. Large bar area, quiet dining area and lots of cocktail tables in the bar so you can pick your experience.

Really really great place. It is not even a year old. They…read moredon't have a full menu, and a bunch of their things are substitutions. For example, the pretzel bites came with mustard instead of their cheese sauce. The goat cheese crostinis had arugula salad instead of homemade pesto. Lots of little things. It was all delicious though, and the reason was that they don't even have a full time chef at the moment! So I am impressed. I think the dates should have been wrapped in bacon, not prosciutto. That was the only dish that was lacking. The prosciutto made it too heavy somehow. They were also out of a few wines. But they offered ideas and suggestions for replacements. The high ceilings are gorgeous. The ambiance is high class and plush. The gender neutral single stall bathrooms are amazing, with sliding doors and nice decor. You can tell the owners put a lot of time into this.

Went to celebrate my mother birthday. The waitress was amazing, I forget her name, and she was able…read moreto explain the menu and give great recommendations, which included the Caribbean seafood bowl, the sweet potato crusted fish, and the Mac nut crusted fish. My mom got the sweet crusted fish (not pictured) and she loved it. My husband got the Mac nut crusted fish (pictured) and loved it. I got the Caribbean bowl (pictured) and while it was really good, it was really rich. If I go again, I would get a fish with the two sides. The restaurant was clean, I like how the booths are separated by a type of glass panel so it felt separated. Love the fish decor on the wall. Will want to go back on a Sun-Thu between 5-6pm because they do 20% everything except market price items and specials!

Great local spot for a nice dinner! Open 7 days a week with happy hour from 5-6p. Great bartenders…read moreand delicious food. What more can you ask for! Some of my favorites are Mediterranean bowl, Shaka shrimp and Hawaiian steak tips. Don't forget the famous Coola potato for a side dish. I also love their house salad! Everything is always fresh! They have some yummy desserts, my favorite is the chocolate cake

Love the experience here! It was my first time trying the bar itself for happy hour and it was well…read moreworth it! The food and drinks were phenomenal, great flavors and service likewise. I thought I was a bit underdressed, but to my surprise, the bar area was very relaxed vs the restaurant side itself. Jeans and a shirt seemed to be totally okay. Definitely a must repeat!

5 stars for great customer service, craft cocktails, and meatballs, lol. Overall a great last…read moreminute stop for light bites. But I will.say its best to make a reservation!

Went back to BARCELLO last night after about a year because my mouth was watering for their bone on…read moreveal chop which I always loved. My review: Ambiance: seated outside facing the parking lot and plastic ! So zero ambiance! Service: excellent waiter and very attentive manager. Food: my friend and I both ordered the bone on veal chop. We were stunned that both were overcooked and very dry! Manager comped desserts and coffee for both. My friend loved his blueberry something. My bread pudding was awful but the ice cream was very good. Capucinno machine was broken, the coffee was ice cold. Manger reappeared saying he fixed the machine and the new cappuccino was delicious. Willing to give them another chance but maybe in another year!

Went here last night with another couple. Valet parking. I understand it is a sister restaurant of…read moreLemoncello. We shared a pizza , which was good , not great, and a Greek salad. Certainly have had better Greek salads. For mains , the girls both had Airline chicken breast Milanese. They said it was good. My buddy got a cheeseburger with runny egg and enjoyed it. I got the shrimp oreganata and while it was very good, it featured 4 undersized shrimp. So that was sort of disappointing. It's a beautiful spot with great service. It's worth a try , but overrated in my opinion.