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Austen Gordonon Google

2 months ago

My only real complaint was the outdoor seating area. There wasn’t much ventilation or any fans, so it got pretty warm outside. Because of that, I probably wouldn’t come back during the hotter months. The food was decent, and the drinks were good, but I wasn’t really impressed with the quality of the food for the price. The service was also a bit slow and not very attentive. We ended up being there for about 90 minutes, and that’s without ordering any appetizers, just the complimentary bread and oil that came with the meal.

Amanda Hahnon Google

7 months ago

This place has it all! Went for a bachelorette and they were super accommodating. The set menu was insanely good- especially the tuna tacos. We loved how this restaurant turned into a party after dinner. Would definitely recommend!

Mikaela Ndrecaon Google

2 months ago

Came in for their pop-up and had the absolute best time. The manager sent us champagne for our anniversary and the food was absolutely amazing!

Lsavasian Mon Google

2 months ago

We came with a pretty big group of 8–10 people, mostly girls ready for a fun night out and some dancing at Cucina Palm Beach. They were still moving tables around when we got in line, which should’ve been our first warning sign that the night was going to operate on “Palm Beach time.” Now, my club-line era officially expired sometime around low-rise jeans and flip phones, but the group really wanted to go, so I didn’t want to be the Debbie No-Dancing Downer. Even though the line wasn’t that long, it still took a solid 20–30 minutes to get inside because they kept letting “VIP” people skip ahead. Apparently everyone in Palm Beach is either a VIP, dating a VIP, or pretending to be one. There’s no cover charge, which at first feels generous… until you realize they automatically add a 20% gratuity to your bill. The place is so dark inside that you practically need night-vision goggles to read the check, so none of us noticed and almost our entire group tipped another 18–20% on top of it. By the end of the night, we tipped enough to personally fund someone’s boat payment. Nearly 40% in gratuity is wild. Then came the bathroom experience. No running water in the sinks, no hand sanitizer… nothing. So apparently we were all just expected to raw dog public restroom germs and head straight back to the dance floor. YIKES. The best part of the night was honestly the people watching. It felt like a live taping of Real Housewives of Palm Beach: designer outfits, dramatic entrances, suspiciously overfilled faces, and enough Botox in the room to stop time itself. Absolutely entertaining. The music was actually pretty good, but the place was so packed there was barely room to dance. At one point I think I burned more calories trying to squeeze past people than actually moving to the music. If you’re looking for a true dance floor, this probably isn’t it unless your dance style is “slight shoulder movement while holding a drink.”

Ryan Rezaon Google

a month ago

Ordered from there today. Penne Alla Vodka with chicken for $26 and a Calazone for $15+. Very average and the Vodka sauce was overly sweet, could have gotten better sauce from Publix. The Marina sauce for the Calazone was also overly sweet. Not bad just average but wouldn't recommend for the price.