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Upmarket New American specialties & a lively vibe draw crowds to this bistro with a full bar.

Frank Pepe Pizzeria brings authentic New Haven-style, coal-fired pizzas to Delray Beach, serving up crispy, flavorful pies and inviting vibes since 1925.

Stylish American spot with views of the Intracoastal, a hopping bar, weekend brunch & outdoor seats.

Tucked just two blocks from the beach, this chic hotel offers spacious, comfy rooms, a top-notch spa, and a stylish restaurant, all in a vibrant area.

Nestled a few blocks from Atlantic Avenue, this chic hotel boasts a rooftop restaurant, a refreshing pool, and a laid-back beach vibe, perfect for sunny getaways.

Delray Beach is a small city on Florida’s southeast coast. The Pineapple Grove Arts District is dotted with public art and galleries. Nearby, Cornell Art Museum displays contemporary works. The lakeside Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens offers tea ceremonies, calligraphy workshops and serene outdoor spaces. Wakodahatchee Wetlands is a park featuring a raised boardwalk with views of birds, turtles and alligators.

"​​Situated in Delray’s lively beachfront town square, Le Colonial transports guests to a different time and place, an era of romance and soft architecture–old world French glamour and vivid flavor. Our warm, romantic atmosphere seamlessly blends indoor and outdoor spaces, creating a vibrant yet relaxed ambiance that harmonizes with the local culture. Whether you're celebrating a special occasion or hosting an intimate event, we offer private dining rooms tailored to your needs. Elevate your gatherings with our exquisite cuisine and impeccable service, all within the charming embrace of Le Colonial."

Upscale dishes with French, Italian & Greek influences are served in a colorful, contemporary space.

Historic, Queen Anne-style 1902 B&B offering a restaurant, plus lush gardens with a rock pool. On the National Register of Historic Places, this refined Queen Anne-style B&B dates from 1902. It's 7 miles from both Wakodahatchee Wetlands and Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens. The individually decorated rooms feature original art, plus patios or balconies. Some rooms have kitchenettes, while suites add kitchens and washers/dryers. Cottages offer decorative fireplaces; some have Jacuzzis. Wi-Fi is available. There's continental breakfast, plus a lush garden with a rock pool that contains fish and waterfalls. A restaurant serves American cuisine.

This sleek eatery at the Ray Hotel serves up inventive Japanese-Korean dishes with notable flair, like tuna pizza and the lively mystery box experience.