Found 255 blog entries tagged as West Palm Beach.

The highly anticipated West Palm Beach GreenMarket is back and “Seasoned to Perfection,” ready to celebrate its 30th season with even more excitement, flavors, and community spirit than ever before! The official opening day of this milestone season will take place on Saturday, October 5, from 9 am to 1 pm, offering locals and visitors a vibrant market experience at the Great Lawn in downtown West Palm Beach.

woman stocking a stand at the West Palm Beach GreenMarket

A Market Like No Other: USA TODAY’s Best Farmers Market

For three consecutive years (2021, 2022, and 2023), the West Palm Beach GreenMarket has proudly held the title of “Best Farmers Market” in the U.S., as voted by USA TODAY’s 10Best Readers’ Choice awards. In 2024, it is ranked at the No. 2 spot. Now, as it enters its 30th season, the…

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What comes to mind when you think of West Palm Beach? Golf? Dining? Vacation? The neighborhoods of West Palm Beach have changed significantly over the past few years alone. Entire new parts of the city have been developed, and some of the neighborhoods in West Palm have gotten makeovers. Yet some neighborhoods have remained quite unchanged. If you're thinking about moving to West Palm Beach, or even if you're just trying to figure out which part of the city to book your vacation rental, then here's an insider's guide to the various West Palm Beach neighborhoods!

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West Palm Beach has dozens of Neighborhoods and Communities

Today we won't dive into each and every subdivision, gated community, or 'development'. For our purposes here, we're going to…

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For the purposes of this article, instead of saying “the Miami/West Plam Beach area” or “Miami-Dade County/Palm Beach County” we’re just going to use “Miami” and “West Palm Beach”. So, let’s explore some of the major, and minor, differences between some of the hottest (figuratively and literally) areas in the country.

West Palm Beach vs Miami

Let’s Talk Real Estate in Miami vs West Palm Beach

While both areas have seen insane growth over the past few years, the real estate markets in West Palm Beach and Miami often cater to different preferences and budgets. Miami is, of course, known for its high-rise condominiums, billionaire bunkers, and international clientele. But places aren't just what they're most known for. Miami has so many individual neighborhoods, each with…

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If you live in Florida, odds are you already know all of this. But, if you've never been here, then it’s common to confuse Palm Beach and West Palm Beach. The simple difference is that Palm Beach is the barrier island across the Intracoastal Waterway from West Palm Beach, which is part of mainland Florida. Now, there are several large differences between Palm Beach vs West Palm Beach, and it all started when the area was first developed by Henry Flagler. We’re going to try to start by quickly giving you some background on these differences, so if you’re looking for the modern-day differences, scroll down a bit. 

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The Histories of Palm Beach vs West Palm Beach

When Henry Flagler came down to Florida from New York in the late 1800s, he had the goal…

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There's just something about being able to see your town from above. Lucky for us, we have multiple great choices when it comes to grabbing a drink or meal with a fantastic South Florida view. Here are some of the best rooftop bars in West Palm Beach and the surrounding areas.

women having a drink at a rooftop bar in West Palm Beach, Florida

RH Rooftop

RH Rooftop Restaurant is a lovely four-story Restoration Hardware “mansion” on Okeechobee Boulevard in West Palm Beach which peers down at the city. If you haven't given it a try, then it's definitely worth experiencing. RH Rooftop has been named one of the best rooftop bars in West Palm Beach by both locals and tourists alike.

Address: 560 Okeechobee Blvd, West Palm Beach

Hours: 10 a.m to 8 p.m.

Roxy’s Pub

*Note: as of March 2024, the rooftop is…

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Want to kick back and enjoy a ride without worrying about traffic? Want to have a couple drinks at the tournament? The new Brightline connection might be the way to go for you. Leaving from West Palm Beach, the Brightline to Orlando will take you about 2 hours and 15 minutes, which is 15 to 30 minutes faster than driving without traffic. With traffic, who knows how much time you could save as you head towards the highly anticipated 2024 Arnold Palmer Invitational. 

a golf course in Orlando, Florida

The Journey Begins: West Palm Beach to Orlando

Depending on where you live in Palm Beach County, getting to the Brightline station in West Palm is very easy, and there's a dedicated parking garage right across the street from the station. If you've never taken the Brightline before,…

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Palm Beach, Florida, along with its neighbor, West Palm Beach, is often dubbed "Wall Street South," and has earned its reputation as a hub of affluence and financial power. Our tropical paradise on the southeastern coast of Florida has become synonymous with opulence, attracting the world's wealthiest individuals seeking a luxurious lifestyle. In this article, we delve into the other reasons behind Palm Beach's moniker, and explore its fascinating journey from a tranquil resort town to a financial powerhouse.

royal palm way in palm beach, florida, known as

Wall Street South: the Financial Hub

At first glance, Palm Beach might appear to be a mere vacation destination, known for its beautiful beaches and warm climate. In fact, the tourism board has branded it as "America's First Resort…

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Emblematic of all the trends Florida has come to be known for: the influx of businesses and individuals moving to West Palm has driven immense economic development. Longtime establishments have seen meteoric rises and many entrepreneurial restaurateurs have found solid footing. From bustling Clematis Street, to City Place, happy hour in West Palm Beach doesn’t disappoint. Dive bars, rooftops, upscale Italian restaurants, and burger joints, you’ll find whatever you’re looking for. Here's an ultimate guide to the best happy hour deals West Palm Beach has to offer.

aerial photo of West Palm Beach during happy hour

West Palm Beach Happy Hour: Clematis Street

E.R. Bradley’s

  • Monday-Thursday from 4:00–6:30pm
  • Select $4 beers, $6 well spirits, and $8 wine; plus a great selection of $7 bar…

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Brunch is a popular Sunday late morning meal often accompanied by alcoholic drinks and great friends. Luckily for us living in Palm Beach County there are plenty of great brunch spots to meet up with family and friends. 

Many of Northern Palm Beach County area eateries are located on the water with outdoor seating and a water view.  

Here are just some of the Best Brunch Spots in Northern Palm Beach County. 

Berry Fresh Café: Jupiter

The Food Shack: Jupiter

The Dive Bar: Jupiter

Calaveras Cantina: Jupiter

The Woods: Jupiter

The Jupiter Grill: Jupiter

Square Grouper: Jupiter

Guanabana’s: Jupiter

Lucky Shuck: Jupiter

Topside at the Beacon: Jupiter

Schooner’s: Jupiter

Waterway Café: Palm Beach Gardens

The…

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With the final few days of June remaining, the 4th of July is right around the corner. July 4th is a time for everyone to come to together and celebrate America. Here in Palm Beach County, there is plenty of 4th of July celebrations for everyone to attend. Grab your family and friends and head to one of these exciting events to see stunning firework displays, great food, and live music. 

4th of July Celebrations: Southern Palm Beach County

4th On Flagler: West Palm Beach

Celebrations for South Florida’s largest free outdoor Independence Day celebration. This year marks the 35thyear celebrating the 4th on Flagler. Fireworks begin at 9 pm along the Intracoastal and the event starts at 6 pm to 10 pm.

Fabulous Fourth: Boca Raton

Celebrations…

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