Restaurants near South Beach Park

Wonderful first time dining experience at this restaurant. The waitstaff was knowledgeable and efficient with the timing of our orders. Food was prepared as instructed and delicious. The live music playing in the bar area was heard from the seating area which we truly enjoyed. Overall, we enjoyed our time at Eddie V's and will most certainly be returning guests.

Food good ,Big menu variety. Wine list good .Not overpriced. Ambience great . Will recommend.I will return.

Another awesome meal, at one of East Boca's longest existing Italian restaurants. Arriving at 6:15, the hostess Paola showed us to our favorite table in the rear of the restaurant, where it is the most quiet and not surrounded by many other tables. We were served by one of our favorite waiters, Santiago. Our group of four shared 2 Caesar salads. Two of us had fish, specials for the evening, Dover sole, and bronzino. The sauces were light lemony in taste, and delicious. Accompanied by a small portion of delicious potatoes. The veal Milanese was ordered, and it was bone ion, and the bone was huge, as was the serving of of veal. Dessert was the apple crisp with cinnamon ice cream, and that ice cream was a winner. Lots of fresh bread at the start of the meal, and well made Tito's martinis. Nights and meals like this provide a reason, or many reasons, to return.

Always a pleasure whether I’m going for a family dinner, date night or just to stop by and have a quick bite. I always leave happy the staff is fantastic. The food is delicious and the prices affordable.

Exquisite lobster bisque soup. Wonderful tomato flatbread. The rainbow trout is always good, as is the newer entree, the next-level Butter Fish. The turf & surf combo has lobster from Maine. (Hint: Get the 8-oz. filet mignon.) Probably the best overall value in Boca Raton. Tonight, the crowd was mostly older people, although one younger couple on the patio was obviously on a date. If the age of your fellow diners matters to you, you might also try romantic, dimly-lit Houston's, or the fabulous goliath of steak restaurants, New York Prime.