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Angle: Polished Luxury, Comfort-Forward
Dinner at Angle at Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa unfolds in a space designed to reassure: clean architectural lines, modern elegance, and a pianist whose live and recorded selections softly fill the room. It’s refined, comfortable, and unmistakably upscale—well aligned with its oceanfront setting.
We began with complementary bread, freshly baked and served warm with grilled Brie and whipped butter. The gluten-free option arrived as toast, but thoughtfully garnished to match the table. Shrimp cocktails and a classic Caesar salad followed—both perfectly serviceable, though fleeting. The shrimp were fresh, but the cocktail sauce, chilled by the dish itself, muted the creamy bite one hopes for, leaving little to linger.
The heart of the menu leans confidently into sauce-forward comfort. Three Cheese Agnolotti, Penne alla Vodka (gluten-free), and torchiette pomodorini all delivered rich, full flavors without excess—generous, cohesive, and satisfying. The Ora King salmon, however, arrived nearly obscured beneath an abundant dill crème fraîche, rendering the fish secondary and the portion modest for its price.
Sides of jumbo asparagus with béarnaise and foraged mushrooms echoed the theme of fine ingredients pushed just a touch too far, with accent flavors leading more than necessary.
Service was polished and professional throughout. A bottle of white wine—priced squarely in luxury-resort territory—paired naturally with the meal.
Angle is stylish, dependable, and pleasant. At close to $500 for four, it delivers exactly what one expects from a luxury resort dining room: comfort, elegance, and an experience that meets its setting with confidence.