LoLa 41 Palm Beach

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Lola 41 – Palm Beach We had an outstanding experience at Lola 41 in Palm Beach. Our server, Vesna, along with Ivan, Katrina, and the entire front-of-house team were absolutely top-notch—welcoming, attentive, and genuinely professional. The cocktails, wine, and starters were all fantastic, and the sushi menu really stood out with its unique offerings. The Captain José and Snowy Mountain rolls were incredibly light and refreshing—mango and kiwi aren’t ingredients I’ve seen in sushi elsewhere, and they worked perfectly. We were pleasantly surprised to find out it was BOGO sushi night on Sunday, which made the evening even better. We’ll definitely be back! The patio seating was very comfortable, and the inside had a great vibe with cool music. We only wished the music carried outside as well, since it was much quieter on the patio. Parking was easy with plenty of street options, and they also offer valet, which is great to know for next time. Highly recommended!

I tried the Korean beef buns and they were absolutely delicious! The cocktails were also very good, and I decided to come here after reading all the positive reviews. However, I was disappointed with the service — no one cleared the empty glasses, my stained napkin wasn’t replaced, and my water was never refilled. The food was great, but the service definitely needs improvement.

First time experience at Lola 41 Palm Beach. Run don’t walk to visit ( especially on a buy one get one sushi event every Sunday!) All variety of specialty rolls were so fresh and tasty. The Korean Bulgogi was very tender with deep flavor. Hailey and Hannah ( manager) such wonderful hosts and server. Amazing recommendations of sushi and bistro menu items. Try them all! We will certainly be back. Decor and ambience were beautiful!

Went for a friend’s birthday. Service was outstanding! Servers were all incredibly kind and hard working. They also had a great selection of wines by the glass. The edamame was great. The chicken lettuce wraps were good, as was the halibut. For dessert we had the tres leches and the key lime pie - both were HUGE! I loved the tres leches dessert. Ambiance is great. It’s a beautiful spot. Very palm beachy for sure!

Dining at Lola 41 Palm Beach felt like a celebration of flavors. The evening started with crisp Hugo Sans cocktails and moved into standout small plates…the tuna crispy rice (a must-try!) and the decadent truffle scallop crudo. The grilled octopus was prepared to perfection, and the Yutaka roll showed off fresh ingredients and bold flavors. To finish, the yuzu key lime pie and chocolate gelato were the perfect sweet balance. But what sets Lola apart isn’t just the food…it’s the people. Martha, our server, delivered exceptional service, striking the perfect balance of professional and personal. And Anthony, the manager, added a personal touch that made us feel like valued guests. With food this good and hospitality that genuine, Lola 41 is a Palm Beach gem we’ll be returning to often.

A friend and I dined here last night. We actually had dinner reservations, but arrived an hour early and sat at the bar where we noticed the amazing happy hour menu so we decided to indulge. The drinks were fantastic! I normally stick with a vodka soda lime because I am always disappointed but the Date or Dad was my favorite. All of the happy hour items were $10 and the apps were amazing too. We tried the spicy tuna roll, salmon and tuna tacos, bao buns, and the crispy rice and loved every single one! Will definitely be back.

From start to finish, our time at Lola 41 Palm Beach was unforgettable. The tuna crispy rice and truffle scallop crudo were absolute standouts, bursting with flavor and beautifully presented. The grilled octopus was tender and deliciously charred, while the Yutaka roll and salmon nigiri showed off Lola’s balance of delight and creativity. Dessert was just as impressive with the yuzu key lime pie and chocolate gelato which ended the evening on a high note. What really elevated the night, though, was the service. Our server Martha Njeri was familiar to us as if we had known her for years, attentive, and made excellent recommendations. And a special thanks to Anthony, the manager, who made us feel truly welcome and cared for. Lola 41 is more than dinner, it’s a classy experience worth repeating!

The sushi rolls showcased creativity and strong flavor combinations. Although the cutting technique and presentation was not up to standard, the taste remained enjoyable. The happy hour menu was impressive as well, and we look forward to sampling it on our next visit.

Ambiance: The restaurant was intimate and friendly. A lovely place for lunch with a couple friends or a date. The only con was how close the tables were to each other. Food: Amazing! The menu was large with various sushi options and other entrees. the crab and shrimp fried rice was yummy. The crab was more shredded in. The sauces on the side were a nice touch. The salmon lo mein was different from your typical lo mein. It was like a soup, but my fiance enjoyed It. The salmon was a nice size.

Loved Lola 41! The outdoor space at night had a fun lively ambiance. Our server was really nice and attentive. The drinks were amazing and food hit the spot. Only downfall was that the sushi rolls were really small, but did taste fresh.

Fabulous happy hour during off season. Pay attention to the parking, it used to be 2hr and now it's only 1hr parking.

Always a fun night and crowd at LoLa 41. It's part of the White Elephant Hotel, a small boutique hotel on the island. It's usually packed on the weekends (in season) and crowded with people socializing around the small bar. We come for the crispy duck, "Lola Peking Duck", the best around and I've tried many. Worth trying! I will say the sushi is definitely overrated, I never order it here anymore.

We had dinner on the patio at 6:30 on a Sunday night. It was a beautiful setting, fun atmosphere and great food. During the summer they are having a BOGO sushi roll special on Sundays. They have an extensive selection of creative sushi rolls as well as the classics. A couple had fruit (kiwi, mango or green apple) incorporated into the rolls which was a fun change. The service was fabulous. We asked for extra ginger and wasabi and for food suggestions and were happy with everything.

Mediocre food, Mediocre drinks You can do a lot better for your money on Palm beach. Service was ok

As a resident of palm beach, I've been to Lola in Palm Beach many times in the past, but unfortunately, the quality has seriously declined. The ingredients they use now seem sub-par, likely an attempt to cut costs, and it shows in the taste of the dishes. The once-vibrant and loyal crowd has become transient, giving the place an inconsistent and unimpressive vibe. While the servers are polite and do their best, the management leaves much to be desired. They are dismissive and unaccommodating when requests are made, which detracts from the overall experience. Palm Beach has so many incredible dining options like Buccan and Cucina that deliver consistently high-quality food, service, and atmosphere. Don't fall for the marketing hype around Lola--take a moment to read the reviews, which are reflective of its 3.5-star rating. Sadly, this is no longer the go-to spot it once was.

I paid more than $20 for sushi and it was so small it wasn't even worth my money. The sushi was dry. Highly disappointed.

Food was good. We specifically asked for no cilantro, our guest was allergic, and they served dishes with it. Our server did not get our order straight. Not good service for an upscale place it claims to be. We've eaten there before and had great service and food. Also enjoyed Boston's location. We've been coming to the Palm Beach location for years so we'll give it another chance. Their staff needs retraining...long season ahead.

We have made it a habit to come here for a friends birthday every year! We definitely need to make it a more regular thing. Amazing food and drinks always prepared fresh. The service is always top notch and it has an amazing vibe either at the bar or in the dining area. Will definitely be back soon.

Solid 3.5 stars with a great happy hour menu with both food and drink specials.... it was the perfect bite every time. My only complaint is that the bao bun was served cold when these are normally steamed when served.

Great atmosphere, mediocre food. server was nice, potato's were significantly undercooked - when we asked for fresh batch we were told they're all cooked together and could get French fries instead. following eating our mediocre cold steak I presented the server with a cut in half potato and she said the chef apologizes it was in fact undercooked. meal was already finished at this point, left hungry and unsatisfied. wouldn't recommend especially for price. Nantucket location is significantly better.

I was planning an event, and decided to take advantage and try LoLa 41 since the restaurant seemed to have a great menu with various Asian and Mediterranean dishes, and I was lucky enough that although it was Sunday brunch, it wasn't busy at all. At first sight, I almost drove past it. The restaurant is attached to the beautiful White Elephant boutique hotel, just as you turn the corner. I ordered a cocktail, which could have been better, to be honest, as the taste didn't really come through and it wasn't anything complex as to really mess it up. However, the food definitely made up for it. I was recommended to try their Korean Bulgogi noodle bowl which had the right level of spice, and the serving was also quite generous. I specially enjoyed the sauce that the noodles and veggies were tossed in, as it was mildly sweet, with a spice of chili that kept my lips tingling, but was not too much as to not allow me to taste everything else. To end the meal, I also ordered a yuzu key lime pie for dessert. Although I really enjoyed this to end the meal, it was a bit too sweet for me and I was unable to finish it as well. I would still recommend it all. I think this is a great location to come with friends for an event, and share different items, as well as sit outside and just really enjoy what to me felt like a private restaurant experience.

The beef bulgogi and the crab Rangoon are so delicious. Can't wait to try more of the menu.

Had a great birthday dinner here last night! We had the Poke Nachos, the Truffle Scallop Crudo, the Chirashi Maki Roll & the Green Light rRoll. Everything was sooooooo good, especially the Truffle Scallop & Green Light. 2 of the best things I've ever eater in my life!!! Service was good as were our Dirty Martinis. Will definitely come back next time I'm in town!

OVER-ENTITLED AND RUDE MANAGER. The manager Anthony is insulting and demeaning. We had dinner at Lola 41 two weeks ago. The server wasn't paying attention and placed the wrong order. She seemed confused - we even wondered if she was on drugs or using alcohol on the job. When we complained that the order was not right after it arrived, they sent over the manager who apparently is Anthony who came up and began yelling at us, telling us to leave if we didn't like the food. I am shocked and horrified that this place would hire someone like him. He is over-entitled and acts like he can do and say however he pleases. We will never return here.

Sushi basic, not that good. Everything way overpriced. Service is amazing, impressive.. Vibe is great. Space is lively. Stay away.

My friend recommended Lola 41 because of the vibe and their excellent food. We went on a Sunday night in October. It rained halfway through our meal and we were seated on the patio, but it was a great experience. It was "Sushi Sunday." The patio vibe was low key Palm Beach, and it wasn't crowded yet. They don't allow dogs for patio seating. Season starts the first week in November so we caught the tail end of the low key local nights. The menu is heavy on seafood. It's a sushi lovers dream. I ordered the yellowtail snapper and enjoyed the sweet mango flavor with the fish. Overall, a great place. I'd certainly go back.

Last night a friend of mine and I had dinner at Lola 41 in Palm Beach. At around 7: 15 pm, a visibly intoxicated gentlemen got up from the bar and after walking 10 feet crushed onto our table. The table, obviously of very poor quality, flipped over and hit my friend's knee. We were surrounded by broken glass and debris. Despite the obvious chaos, the manager (Antony) reluctantly arrived after several requests. His demeanor was surprisingly dismissive, argumentative and disrespectful. All he cared about was whether my friend will take a picture of the broken table. Despite our obvious distress, he continued to portray a "so what" attitude. To my dismay both he and the hostess (a young blond girl) told us "we care about the person who fell" and implied that the gentlemen was having a stroke or a heart attack. Despite that, they did not call an ambulance or seek medical attention (my friend is a surgeon and we advised them of that); they just let the intoxicated gentlemen walk out. Further, the manager did not offer any compensation for the drinks and food that were ruined during the crash. We had already paid the bill but when I brought this to his attention, he offensively implied that this is all about a "free meal" and asked me if I was videotaping the conversation (which I was not). My friend and I are professional women in our 50s and to suggest that we are looking for a "free meal" was deeply offensive, especially in light of the fact that their intoxicated customer crushed our table. Lola 41 holds itself to offer an "extraordinary dining experience". However, the "experience" was grossly inconsistent with the principles of hospitality and customer service.

A lengthy menu featuring Asian, Mediterranean and local coastal seafood creations will have you mulling over your order! I gave up the search and turned over the ordering to hubs who wanted to order and share numerous starters/appetizers. They have a full bar, serve only craft and imported beer and have a creative cocktail menu, too. Tonight we enjoyed their Poke Nachos, Tuna Tartare and Shrimp Tempura. The Wagyu Tartare served on crispy rice cakes was our least favorite and would not be a reorder. The Asian twist on their Nachos was unique and delicious. You'll enjoy fresh tuna and salmon, along with wakame, unagi sauce, and shiso aioli crowning wonton chips. The lightly battered and fried Shrimp Tempura was my favorite! Yummy! The Tuna Tartare was fresh and served atop avocado and garnished with crispy wonton strips. Citrus soy is served on the side. We look forward to visiting Lola41 again!

We went to Lola 41 for lunch yesterday. I wanted to sit on the patio, it looked so good on the website picture, but because of the damn drizzle it was closed. I get it, during the day the ambiance of a restaurant is different, but the 3 stars are not because of this. Plus the night before we passed by on our way to the hotel and it looked awesome with the soft orange lights, the nice crowd inside, and the people outside chatting saying goodbye after dinner. For a $70 lobster mac&cheese I was expecting a very tasty dish. What a disappointment when the lobster turned out chewy and rubbery. I get it, it's Palm Beach, I am aware that $70 are probably the equivalent of 7 cents for most of the customers of Lola41 (sadly I am not one of them), but that's not the point. An overcooked lobster will make any customer mad. Sorry Lola, even thought the octopus was excellent, this establishment goes to the "visited and not going back" folder. I know, I haven't tried everything on the menu, but with so many restaurants around, there is no place for mistakes like this.

Horrible food (and even drinks) and staff is incredibly rude. Stay far away from this establishment - This restaurant needs a major wake up call. Most despicable drink special I have ever seen and steak tartar tasted like old processed meat even though they claim it's Japanese wagyu. I was on a date and had to leave after appetizers. Horrible experience. This restaurant needs to be investigated...

Celebrated NYE here and loved all the food here, we had tuna tartare, the duck, crab ragoons and Kung pao chicken, all was great and the service was over the top. The desserts are amazing especially the pretzel dessert with whip cream, it's addicting. I would definitely come back.

I visited Lola 41 Palm Beach in December of 2023 while on a family vacation during the holidays. It's located at the White Elephant Hotel in Palm Beach, FL. The food was delicious. It's Japanese cuisine. There were so many great options on the menu for both food and cocktails. The service was great as well. I went on a busy night and my party was more than happy with the amazing service. I'd definitely suggest this place to anyone visiting the area. I will be back!

The food was amazing here and the patio is the perfect set up for a girl's night out! Not too crowded or loud at all. The service was great - very accomodating and friendly to our table of 4. The Tigger cocktail was amazing too with the Beef Bulgogi.

It was my first time dining on the patio and it was beautiful. We were a party of 6 and decided to order a bunch of things to share so we could all try a good amount of the menu. We did spicy edamame, the grilled octopus, the chicken lettuce cups, Korean bbq ribs, crab rangoons and a few sushi rolls for appetizers - our server was phenomenal and made sure to only bring a few items at a time to make sure our table wasn't too crowded. For entrees we did lobster fried rice, the grilled salmon lo mein, and the beef bulgogi. We will definitely come back - my dad said he liked it more than many of the palm beach restaurants we usually go to!

Absolutely love this place. Can't believe this is the first time I went here. Marvelous atmosphere. Excellent service and delicious food items. Cocktails were yummy and we look forward to going back. Valet parking. Just love it.

Ambiance is top tier, located in the beautiful white elephant hotel the restaurant screams old money palm beach. The service was attentive and helpful. And the sushi was amazing and fresh. The spicy salmon and crispy rice was delicious and would be a must order on my list!

Why I won't go back: The sushi is average at best, and as I like to say, average sushi is awful sushi Do NOT order: Any roll Tony's Tip: The host stand keeps a wait list for seats at the bar. That's your best bet if you don't have a reservation, which you're gonna need if coming here in-season. We've been to Lola 41 three times now since it opened in early 2020. Being from Boston, we were already familiar with the restaurant, having been to the Nantucket location a few times and the one in Boston's Seaport several times as well. While we usually have a decent meal at the Seaport spot, unfortunately Palm Beach Lola takes after its original sibling on Nantucket. Average sushi, high prices, and chaotic service. Our most recent visit this weekend sealed the deal - we won't be back. Why? While the wait for bar seats for two at 7:00 p.m. on a Friday in January was reasonable (30 minutes), the rest of our experience was subpar to say the least. I'll throw a compliment to our server, who was doing double duty on counter/bar area service while also mixing drinks but still had a great attitude. Still, she was slammed, and we seemed to be short a second serving plate, chopsticks, and a soy sauce dish all night, on top of having to finally ask for water glasses halfway through our meal. As for the food, the only thing that's been consistently good here is the tuna poke nachos, and frankly, that's the only thing I'd order if we ever found ourselves back here. We did enjoy the spicy fries (crisp, and topped with an aioli), but if you're coming to Lola, you're coming for sushi. And that's where we've been regularly disappointed. The rolls we've ordered have always been somewhat bland, and it doesn't seem to matter which ones we try. I literally can't think of one roll I am craving to order again. If you're going to go the sushi route, I'd stick with nigiri and sashimi - I'm sure the quality of the fish is still good so you can just isolate that. As for drinks, we both started with a Casamigos margarita and neither of us thought it was anything special. Lola is a "see and be seen" type of place with an amped up club-like energy that isn't as prevalent on the island, at least at the classic Palm Beach restaurants. I'm sure for many people, that compensates for a subpar dining experience. For us, it's not gonna cut it. Three strikes and you're out.

Finally writing a review after my third visit. :) this place is consistently amazing. I think I've finally narrowed down my favorite dishes: - maruko sushi roll - asahi sushi roll - miso cod (omg) - crab Rangoons (also omg) - truffle fries -- get these as an appetizer; you get a massive bowl for like $12 Drink wise, I love the Tigger. Smoke show is great if you like mezcal and smoky flavors. Also the atmosphere on the patio is so beautiful. Definitely sit outside if you can! Service has always been good too. We had Olivia as our server most recently and she was just awesome. Will be back again for sure!

If you are a fan of crispy Duck then this is the place ! Duck is the only poultry I choose to indulge in and this place does it to perfection! It's a little on the pricy side but the portion is great and you get what you pay for. I probably would have never ordered it but my friends that were with me said it was amazing and we should so we did and omg was I glad we did. Everything else we had was great too but by far the duck stood out over everything else. I will be taking my boyfriend back for our anniversary for the !!

Best sushi and Asian cuisine on the island and WPB, hands down. Grab the poke nachos and also the lo mein / noodle dish with steak. Also, they have a daily HH 4-6 that has quit the options.

I love the scene music and food at Lola41; there is a nice vibe at the bar with attentive bartenders. The food is creative and delicious. The setting is beautiful.. I look forward to dinner Saturday night.......

Pretty simple, the hostess was completely rude and that ruined the entire night. Being pregnant is no excuse to treat people poorly. Liked our waitress and the food was good, but never going to put up with trash attitudes.

Food, service, and ambiance all impeccable! We tried the crab rangoons, grilled octopus, and beef bulgogi and they were delicious. Key lime pie for dessert! Will definitely come back if we find ourselves in Palm beach again :)

Had sushi tonight. Didn't look at a menu. Told the chief what I preferred and it was excellent. The joint was classy and definitely a place I'd come back and visit.

Super good sushi! Tastiest very fresh. One of the only places I like to get Sushi in West Palm.

The worst experience. Waited almost 2 hours . For sushi. And it was not worth the wait. Missed out reservations to our next destination . Definitely not recommended

Upscale first class establishment. Professional staff and great vibe. Phenomenal fresh sushi. Amazing presentation! Definitely recommend.

Got here for an early dinner after happy hour at another restaurant nearby. We did not do the happy hour menu here as it is only offered in the bar/high top table area. The outside seating area looked lovely but my friend wanted to sit inside. We had the lettuce wraps, ricotta gnocchi Bolognese, and lobster fried rice. The gnocchi was a bit tasteless, the lobster fried rice was tasty and filled with lots of lobster chunks. The chicken lettuce wraps were also tasty. Service was ok not outstanding. We were stuffed and had to pass on the dessert. I would definitely return to try the sushi and happy hour.

The staff here are all awesome- I've yet to meet an employee here who isn't pleasant and working hard so that youenjoy your time there. The food is consistently delicious. Their cocktails are all excellent as well- try the Hibiscus Blueberry Margarita or Aphrodite. All of their sushi is top notch, my favorite being the Capt'n Jose (spicy salmon & cucumber topped with salmon, kiwi and black tobiko). The only thing I don't like about the Lobster Fried Rice is that it's $72 - pricey but worth it. The Lola Chopped is terrific as are the Fries. The Poke "Nachos" are perfect to start with. I love sitting outdoors there but grabbing a stool at the bar can be fun as well.

2 of us ate outside on the beautiful patio with reservations and the inside bar was also lovely and quite busy. Enjoyed the poke nachos appetizer which were a generous portion to share and the crab rangoon. Wish we hadn't been full after those 2 items because the rest of the menu and items passing by our table looked amazing. Also, the Smokeshow mezcal drink with spicy rim was perfection! Thanks

We had a great lunch yesterday at Lola 41 in Palm Beach. Service from Luis F was excellent. We had Wakame and Sunomono, Maruko, Anata, and Hamachi Nigiri. All were excellent. We will definitely return to this restaurant.

Ordered lettuce wraps and sushi. Sushi good. Not great especially for $25 per roll and quite small. Lettuce wraps too salty. Again nothing special. Drinks are priced well for palm beach and good. Sat 13 people at an 8 top table in the front room which was warm and very loud due to being somewhat enclosed with 2 other tables of 5-6. Kicker that blew my mind was being told it was $5 per slice for us to cut a cake for a birthday party. I thought it was a joke. The table of 13 spent $1300 and you want to charge for plates and a fork for a cake. And all of the bussers that magically appeared after dinner confiscating all of the plates and silverware so we wouldnt try to avoid the $5 plating fee. It was honestly pathetic. It's HILARIOUS for a business that should be dying for parties to happen to be so petty. Poor management for a business to not want guests to come back and celebrate with them.

Rude Manager (Hanna) makes you want to stay away, too bad because the food is tasty. Unfortunately this restaurant manager (young girl apparently named Hanna with no manners and a big attitude treated us soo poorly we will not be coming back. Walked over to our table around 10:45 pm and started lecturing us that the kitchen was closed and what were we thinking when we ordered 2 desserts after 10:00 pm. First off all no one told us that a closing kitchen also included no desserts, and secondly she could have been apologetic about it and be done with it, but instead she was rude and dismissive. For a place where dinner and 1-2 drinks will run you well in excess of $120 per person you would expect kind and attentive service, not the case here. Will spend our money elsewhere.

My go to in the afternoons to prep for meetings and work on my Spanish in order to negotiate my Latam deals. Great Happy Hour till 5; 1/2 priced cocktails, super delicious food. Awesome. Only problem? Too many bar seats with my back to the front door!

Co-located at the White Elephant hotel, Lola 41 (named for longitude and latitude) is this season hot, hot, hot. With a busy indoor bar scene and courtyard outdoor dining this is one of the places To be seen and dine in Palm Beach, NOW. The front of house team do a great job fending off efforts of people to claim a reservation and handle smoothly those who actually do. Hint: if you have a real reservation the restaurant will send a text message they will ask you to show if there is any confusion - no text, no res.... The food and beverages are well though through as hopefully the images will attest to. Thoroughly Recommend you make this a part of your itinerary.

This beautiful place belongs to the White Elephant Hotel, we tour around it, fell in love with their merchandise, sorry but I had to say it. We ordered crab Rangoon as appetizer, it was wonderful. The maruko, was my choice for a roll, it was to die for, a delicatessen for a sushi, Brenda our waitress was so helpful and professional, she never left us alone. The Tres Leches, is a desert originally from Ecuador, they do it here better than over there, I am Ecuadorian and I am paying respects to this 3 leches, " I'll be back".

Not sure what's going on here but I was trying to meet friends inside Lola's for a small bite and drink and the hostess ran up to me at the door and mentioned that the owner had requested to close the bar for the night. So I requested an Uber to make alternative plans with friends. While waiting for an Uber 4 white males at different times walked in and weren't turned away. When I brought it to the hostess attention she erroneously mentioned that they were with a different party that was important. I rebutted with how are u certain I'm not meeting a group within the same reservation as there were a few tables that were kind of "grouped together" under different reservations. Also, I witnessed management firing someone outside on the side walk. Seems to be a bit of drama there. Am I surprised I got turned away for being black, gay and queer . Perhaps not but never the one to pull that card and make that an issue but when it's obvious it's obvious! Side Bar | I think certain cultures and privileges are exercised so much that people from all walks of life grow to adapt to them. Especially things that are practiced without interference of being corrected things that are wrong will be continue to be an issue and hold a nom verbal agreement to those actions being OKAY when they are not. I am world traveler, I've been in very many conservative places all over the world. I've even been on a conservative Russian magazine cover where no one near my skin tone has ever been on that cover. Anyone reading this who can't relate it's important for you to know that this is the world we live in and YES these things are still happening and to not be apart of the problem is to speak out when you are conscious enough to witness certain actions. So it's a 1 star for me! There was not a "NO" star option!