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Day Trip to Palm Beach WHERE TO GO, WHAT TO DO & WHERE TO DINE
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FEAT URES
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On The Avenue Style
After a long year of quiet time, fashion bursts forth in color, with bright florals, prints and classic feminine silhouettes. PHOTOGRAPHY BY BILLY COLEMAN
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The New Palm Beach
Worth Avenue and Palm Beach are transforming into a new world of younger families, fresh ideas and bold interests. Here’s how to experience the new face of Palm Beach. BY MARIE SPEED
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Jewelry: Rare Botanicals
The sparkly side of Worth Avenue finds a home in our tropical habitat. PHOTOGRAPHY BY AARON BRISTOL AND STYLING BY LORI PIERINO
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The Big Chill
Daytime fashion finds its new comfort level this year—but in classic Worth Avenue style. PHOTOGRAPHY AND STYLING BY MATHILDA CHRISTOFFERSEN
Clothes and accessories from Gucci
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President’s Letter
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Worth Avenue is more than a destination—it’s an experience defined by one-on-one hospitality and service. BY KRISTIN FRIES
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Worth Avenue Association
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Island Notes
Worth Avenue has an association composed of dedicated merchants; here are its board members and its association members.
Get a preview of Worth Avenue’s fine purveyors, from star chefs to trending home furnishings to luxurious options for self-care and beauty. BY JAMES BIAGIOTTI, MARIE SPEED AND JOHN THOMASON
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38 Vias
The Avenue’s tropical and intimate vias offer fine one-of-a-kind shops and cafes. BY STAFF
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We take a look at what the stylish man has been wearing at home, and offer a wide array of attractive outdoor pursuits and diversions. BY GREGG BELETSKY
45 Concierge
Worth Avenue’s famed bespoke traditions and customer service have never been more welcome than now. BY JOHN THOMASON
84 Dining Guide & Accommodations
Our guide to the best dining on Worth Avenue and Palm Beach, and your A-list resorts and hotels. BY JOHN THOMASON
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South Florida is full of discoveries, from arts to outdoors— here are the highlights from Miami to Palm Beach.
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BY JAMES BIAGIOTTI
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The Worth Avenue Association wears its heart on its sleeve as it supports the United Way as its charity of choice in 2021. BY JAMES BIAGIOTTI
ON THE COVER PHOTOGRAPHER: Billy Coleman STYLIST: Danny Santiago/Artist Management MODEL: Mackenzie Lawrence/The Source Models ART DIRECTOR: Lori Pierino HAIR & MAKEUP: Davide Calcinai/Artist Management STYLIST ASSISTANT: Sue Salzano, Sindia Pérez PHOTO ASSISTANT: Miguel Mori FASHION: Dress by Carolina Herrera from Saks Fifth Avenue; jewelry from Betteridge
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Welcome to Worth Avenue
AARON BRISTOL
President’s Letter
It’s never been more important than now to reach out—and rediscover community.
In a constantly changing world, being able to depend on friends, family and community has become increasingly important. With a rich history that dates back to the 1920s, Worth Avenue represents luxury that is deeply rooted in community and service. From curated collections and specialty shops to intimate dining experiences and top-notch hospitality, Worth Avenue is an experience as well as a destination. Lose yourself exploring the vias and discover the architectural inspiration of Addison Mizner. Stroll to the iconic clock tower to watch a beach sunset. Unwind and share a toast at award-winning restaurants. I’d like to welcome you to Worth Avenue and all of the magic this historical, quaint shopping district has to offer. This is a place that feels special because it is not just a street, it is its own destination of elegance and charm. We are a community that embodies service as well as grace, and are dedicated to keeping the legacy alive. Please allow us to host you in this special place where friendly smiles, thoughtful suggestions, recommendations, fashion advice and one-of-a-kind service comes from people—unable to be replicated on a device. We look forward to seeing you!
Kristin Fries, President Worth Avenue Association
PARKING IS PLENTIFUL. Historic Worth Avenue is a street of dreams, and parking is a breeze. Valet parking is available at the Apollo parking lot, just north of Worth Avenue, off Hibiscus Avenue, and at the parking garage, at 150 Worth Ave., just across from the beach. Plentiful twohour parking spaces are available on Worth Avenue itself, and two-hour metered parking can be found on Peruvian Avenue (one block north of Worth Avenue). If you use one of our parking lots, be sure to ask when you are shopping to have your ticket validated by participating merchants. Please visit our website, worth-avenue.com, for our calendar of events, merchandise and news.
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Board of Directors OFFICERS
DIRECTORS
PRESIDENT Kristin Fries 561/833-3701 BOTTEGA VENETA
Gregg Beletsky* 561/839-1830 AKRIS Ashley Berry* 561/659-6909 VITA NOVA Franklyn de Marco Jr. 561/835-3500 TA-BOO’ RESTAURANT Sherry Frankel* 561/655-1996 SHERRY FRANKEL’S MELANGERIE Katie Green 561/366-1203 DEA FINE LINENS Marley Herring* 561/721-1022 MARLEY’S PALM BEACH COLLECTION
VICE PRESIDENT Frank Steinhart 561/655-1468 STUBBS & WOOTTON 2ND VICE PRESIDENT Jose Duran 561/655-9745 RENATO’S RESTAURANT TREASURER Michael Maus 561/655-1141 MAUS & HOFFMAN SECRETARY Kyle Meredith 561/659-6788 HAMILTON JEWELERS
Edward Kassatly* 561/655-5655 KASSATLY’S John Maus* 561/655-5655 MAUS & HOFFMAN
Daren Rubenfeld 561/749-2136 DAREN RUBENFELD LAW Stefan Richter* 561/655-0774 RICHTERS OF PALM BEACH Jeff Sabean 561/659-6090 TIFFANY & CO. John H. Surovek* 561/832-0422 JOHN H. SUROVEK GALLERY Sarah Wetenhall 561/531-5417 THE COLONY HOTEL PALM BEACH *indicates past President ADMINISTRATOR Faith Spencer
1000 Clint Moore Road, Suite 103 Boca Raton, FL 33487 561/997-8683 bocamag.com
PUBLISHER Margaret Mary Shuff GROUP EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Marie Speed
WEB EDITOR James Biagiotti
CONTRIBUTORS Gregg Beletsky
SENIOR ART DIRECTOR Lori Pierino GRAPHIC DESIGNERS Oscar Saavedra
PHOTOGRAPHERS Aaron Bristol Billy Coleman Mathilda Christoffersen
WORTH AVENUE ASSOCIATION 256 Worth Avenue, Suite 312 (or) P.O. Box 2126 Palm Beach, FL 33480 Phone: 561/659.6909 Faith@worth-avenue.com www.worth-avenue.com
MANAGING EDITOR John Thomason
PRODUCTION MANAGER Joanna Gazzaneo CONTROLLER Jeanne Greenberg
DIRECTOR OF ADVERTISING Nicole G. Ruth
DIRECTOR OF HOME & DESIGN Sherry Goodman-Ash ACCOUNT MANAGERS Karen S. Kintner, Reba Larney, Tanya Plath
DIRECTOR OF MEDIA RELATIONS AND SALES SUPPORT Bruce Klein Jr.
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SPECIAL PROJECTS MANAGER Gail Eagle
EVENTS & COMMUNITY RELATIONS Olivia Hollaus
CUSTOMER SERVICES/VIDEO EDITOR David Shuff
PUBLISHERS OF Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Florida Style & Design, Mizner’s Dream, Worth Avenue, Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce Annual, Salt Lake, Utah Bride and Groom, Utah Style & Design
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2021 MEMBERS 120% LINO 333 Worth Avenue 833-0711 Apparel/Accessories 125 WORTH PARTNERS LLC 125 Worth Avenue 717-9803 Luxury Real Estate AERIN 33 Via Mizner 623-0906 Apparel/Accessories ACQUA CAFÉ 2875 S. Ocean Blvd. 547-0005 Modern Italian Cuisine AKRIS 150 Worth Avenue 839-1830 Women’s Apparel APOLLO PARKING 405 Hibiscus Avenue 659-4979 Parking BETTERIDGE 236 Worth Avenue 655-5850 Jewelry
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BICE 313 Worth Avenue 835-1600 Authentic Italian Cuisine BOTTEGA VENETA 239 Worth Avenue 833-3701 Leather Goods THE BRAZILIAN COURT HOTEL 301 Australian Avenue 655-7740 Hotels/Condos THE BREAKERS 1 South County Road 655-6611 Resorts BRIDGES MARSH & ASSOCIATES 18 Via Mizner 832-1533 Architects BRIONI 251 Worth Avenue 650-0030 Men’s Apparel
CAFÉ BOULUD 301 Australian Avenue (Brazilian Court Hotel) 655-6060 French Fine Dining CHANEL 301 Worth Avenue 655-1550 Apparel CHARLOTTE KELLOGG 228 Worth Avenue 820-2402 Women’s Apparel THE CHESTERFIELD HOTEL 363 Cocoanut Row 659-5800 Hotels THE COLONY PALM BEACH 155 Hammon Avenue 655-5430 Hotels COASTAL GIRLS CO. 313 Worth Avenue Via Bice 619-5389 Women’s Clothing & Accessories
DANIELLA ORTIZ 256 Worth Avenue 366-0008 Leather Goods DAREN RUBENFELD LAW 247 A Worth Avenue 749-2136 Law Service DEA FINE ITALIAN LINENS 341 Worth Avenue 366-1203 Fine Linens DREAM LUXURY CRUISES 205 Worth Avenue 247-7775 Travel Services DONNA KELLY BLUSH BROW BLOWDRY 150 Worth Avenue, Suite 215 The Esplanade | Second Floor 779-3747 Makeup & Makeup Services DTR MODERN GALLERIES 408 Hibiscus Avenue 366-9387 Art Galleries
EAU PALM BEACH RESORT AND SPA 100 South Ocean Blvd. Manalapan 533-6000 Resorts EDWARD BEINER, PURVEYOR OF FINE EYEWEAR 150 Worth Avenue 832-2020 Fine Eyewear ESPLANADE 150 Worth Avenue 312/286-6905 Shopping Centers EXPRESS PARKING 150 Worth Avenue 842-8020 Parking FLOWERS OF WORTH AVENUE 205 Worth Avenue 514-0660 Floral FOUR SEASONS RESORT PALM BEACH 2800 South Ocean Blvd. 582-2800 Resorts
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T H E PA L M B E AC H S H OW February 11–16, 2021 TAMARA COMOLLI Boutiques Palm Beach · 150 Worth Avenue · Suite 115 · FL 33480 Southampton · 7 Main Street · NY 11968 www.tamaracomolli.com
Association Members GRAND CHAMPIONS POLO CLUB, gspolo.com GUCCI 150 Worth Avenue 655-6955 Apparel/Leather Goods HAMILTON JEWELERS 215 Worth Avenue 659-6788 Jewelry JENNIFER GARRIGUES INC. 308 Peruvian Avenue 659-7376 Interior Design/Home Furnishings JENNIFER MILLER 5 Via Mizner 659-9095 Jewelry JENNIFER TATTANELLI 214 Worth Avenue 660-7847 Leather Goods JEWELMER 235 A Worth Avenue 701-0613 Jewelry KASSATLY’S 250 Worth Avenue 655-5655 Fine Linens/Gifts/Apparel LILLY PULITZER 240 Worth Avenue 653-8282 Apparel
LOUIS VUITTON 150 Worth Avenue 659-3684 Leather Goods
MORGENTHAL FREDERICS 311 Worth Avenue 655-3937 Fine Eyewear
PICCOLO MONDO 87 Via Mizner 655-9599 Boutique Cuisine
VAN CLEEF & ARPELS 202 Worth Avenue 655-6767 Jewelry
LUGANO DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY 125 Worth Avenue, Suite 222 757-9600 Jewelry
ONESSIMO FINE ART 256 Worth Ave. 561/223-2194
PIZZA AL FRESCO 14 Via Mizner 832-0032 Casual Dining
VILEBREQUIN 335 Worth Avenue 835-0170 Swimwear
PROVIDENT JEWELRY 150 Worth Avenue The Esplanade, 833-0550 Fine Jewelry
VINEYARD VINES 305 Worth Avenue 659-5900 Apparel
RENATO’S 87 Via Mizner, 655-9745 Fine Italian Dining
WALKER ZABRISKIE FURNITURE 5 Via Parigi 651-7442 Tropical Home Furnishings
LUXURY PR GROUP 205 Worth Avenue 843-9554 PR/Media MARIKO 329 Worth Avenue 655-5770 Jewelry/Apparel MARINA ST. BARTH 240 Worth Avenue, Suite 112 917/951-0771 Women’s Resort Wear MARLEY’S PALM BEACH COLLECTION 256 Worth Avenue 721-1022 Apparel MAUS & HOFFMAN 312 Worth Avenue 655-1141 Fine Men & Women’s Apparel/Leather Goods MAXMARA 216 Worth Avenue 832-0069 Apparel
PALM BEACH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 400 Royal Palm Way, Suite 106 655-3282 Service PALM BEACH DAILY NEWS 400 Royal Palm Way 820-3820 News Media PALM BEACH FACIALS 205 Worth Avenue, Suite 205 635-3744 Facial Services
RICHTERS OF PALM BEACH 224 Worth Avenue 655-0774 Jewelry
PERUVIAN AVENUE CORP. P.O. Box 2561 793-1148 Real Estate
SALVATORE FERRAGAMO 200 Worth Avenue 659-0602 Accessories SHERRY FRANKEL’S MELANGERIE 256 Worth Avenue 655-1996 Gifts/Accessories
PETER MILLAR 256 Worth Avenue 833-8332 Men’s Apparel
STUBBS & WOOTTON 340 Worth Avenue 655-6857 Shoes
PICCOLO GELATO 339 Worth Avenue 814-5966 Authentic Italian Gelato
SUROVEK GALLERY 349 Worth Avenue 832-0422 Art Gallery
PALM BEACH ILLUSTRATED P.O. Box 3344 472-1902 Magazine Publishers
TA-BOÓ 221 Worth Avenue 835-3500 Fine Dining LANNIS WATERS/THE PALM BEACH POST VIA ZUMA WIRE
TAMARA COMOLLI FINE JEWELRY COLLECTION 150 Worth Avenue 399-7779 Jewelry TIFFANY & CO. 259 Worth Avenue 659-6090 Jewelry/Gifts/Fine Leather TRIANON/SEAMAN SCHEPPS 237A Worth Avenue 802-4410 Jewelry
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WHITE ELEPHANT PALM BEACH 280 Sunset Avenue 832-7050 Boutique Hotel WILLIAM R. EUBANKS INTERIOR DESIGN, INC. 4 Via Parigi 805-9335 Interior Design WILLIAM RAEVIS REAL ESTATE 125 Worth Avenue, Suite 310 655-6570 Luxury Real Estate WOODY MICHLEB BEAUTY SALON 150 Worth Avenue, Suite 213 The Esplanade, Second Floor 655-2700 Salon Services WORTH AVENUE MAGAZINE 1000 Clint Moore Road, Suite 103 Boca Raton 997-8683 Magazine Publishing WORTH AVENUE YACHTS 150 Worth Suite 136 833-4462 Yacht Sales/Brokerage YAFA SIGNED JEWELS 234 Worth Avenue 652-2085 Vintage Jewels
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OUTSIDE OPINION: Renato’s and other Palm Beach restaurants are feeding an increased appetite for outdoor dining.
Tomato and peach carpaccio from Florie’s
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The Great Outdoors Owing to the pandemic, al fresco dining is having a moment Al fresco dining has long been a tradition in Palm Beach, where Intracoastal breezes have always paired well with a flavorful branzino. But in the tumultuous spring and summer of 2020, with the coronavirus reportedly spreading 20 times faster indoors than in the open air, outdoor meals evolved from an island luxury to an essential offering—one that has kept cautious patrons fed and saved a number of restaurants from economic ruin. Arguably no Palm Beach mainstay has benefited more from its al fresco model than Renato’s, purveyor of fine Italian cuisine since 1987. From its idyllic and capacious courtyard in Via Mizner, Renato’s is said to offer the most outdoor seating of any restaurant on the island, a claim that holds true even with socialdistancing restrictions. A visit to the restaurant in late August 2020 revealed 14 tables spaced The courtyard at Renato’s the necessary six feet apart—half the capacity of the space in normal times. Despite the virus, and even in an off-season month, by 7:30 most of them were occupied, a testament to Renato’s loyal following. For the average diner, the extra space enhances the coziness, and the romantic ambience, for which Renato’s has long been known. The courtyard is a little slice of Eden punctuated by royal palms and bougainvillea bushes, quaint succulents spilling from baskets attached to trees, and colorful tabletop roses imported from South America. Sparrows flutter on the Mediterranean roof tiles overhead, keeping watch for falling breadstick crumbs and contributing to the evening’s soundtrack. It’s easy to take in every detail, because the dining at Renato’s is slow. Each course is meant to be savored, from the complimentary bread and
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olives to the artisanal desserts. Start with the local zucchini blossoms, stuffed with ricotta and smoked mozzarella, and served with sun-dried tomato coulis and microbasil, making for a lush, creamy and addictive appetizer. Other highlights include the foie gras in padella, the pillowy duck delicacy collapsing in the mere vicinity of a fork, and sweetly complemented by dried figs, cherries and a blackberry brandy sauce. The Portobello carpaccio, with a base of mushrooms sliced more thinly than this diner had seen anywhere else, bursts with more intricate flavors than the simple topping of arugula, goat cheese and lemon dressing might suggest. For a meatless entrée, the risotto ai funghi is rich and filling; its variety of mushrooms is indeed exotic, and the red wine sauce and white truffle oil make every bite an aromatic delight. It was pasta, more than anything else, that kept Renato’s alive in March and April 2020, when restaurants were forced to close, says Chef Javier Sanchez, who has run Renato’s kitchen for the past 15 years. He eked through the spring with takeout orders delivered from Piccolo Mondo, the adjoining food boutique owned by the same restaurateurs. It seems that in stressful times, comfort food reigns: The aforementioned zucchini blossoms, Sanchez says, also filled to-go boxes with regularity. For enthusiasts of Renato’s, nothing was lost in their curbside orders except, perhaps, the artistic plating of every dish, a facet that’s challenging to replicate in cardboard. Now that Renato’s is booming again, Sanchez’s inner Van Gogh emerges on each plate, the birds are squawking, and the Palm Beach flora is in bloom. At least in this little pocket of paradise, everything is as it should be.
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THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC may have forced the closure of restaurants beginning in March 2020, but chefs Clay Conley and Zach Bell of the Ember Group did everything but stop cooking. Instead, they decided to turn up the heat in one of their most vibrant kitchens. Conley, the chef behind Palm Beach’s Buccan, quickly launched a nonprofit corporation, Buccan Provisions, to fund the production of nutritious and delicious food for locals suffering the economic fallout of the COVID-19 lockdown. The 6,000-square-foot Grato, Conley’s nouveau Italian spot over the bridge in West Palm Beach, became home base for Buccan Provisions. Conley and Bell outfitted the restaurant with tilt skillets, and added refrigeration and automated food-packing machinery—everything the partners needed to turn out cost-effective meals at high volumes. Buccan Provisions has raised more than a million dollars in funding, allowing the Ember Group to serve 178,000 meals—that’s 10,000 per week—to 20 nonprofit partners in Palm Beach County, which distribute them to those directly in need of hunger relief. Grato is now back open, but the need is still there. Consider a tax-deductible donation at buccanprovisions.org.
Risotto All’ Argosta at Renato’s
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OTHER PALM BEACH RESTAURANTS WITH OUTDOOR DINING
TA-BOO, 221 Worth Ave., 561/835-3500 SIGNATURE DISH: It’s all good but we especially love the lemon sole and the rotisserie duck COCKTAIL: Dry martini, straight up
BICE, 313 Worth Avenue, 561/835-1600 SIGNATURE DISH: Veal scaloppini with lemon COCKTAIL: Blue lychee martini
CAFÉ BOULUD,
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301 Australian Ave., 561/655-6060 SIGNATURE DISH: Dover sole with sauce meuniere and market vegetables COCKTAIL: DB Signature white cosmopolitan
240 Worth Avenue, 561/514-4959 SIGNATURE DISH: Berkshire Tomahawk pork bone-in center cut with potatoes and vegetables COCKTAIL: A big Italian red
2875 S. Ocean, 561/547-0005 SIGNATURE DISH: We love this coastal Italian menu, but have a soft spot for the cioppino. COCKTAIL: Mediterranean negroni
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DESIGNER SPOTLIGHT
Betteridge
236 Worth Avenue · 561/655.5850 · Betteridge.com
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Running the gamut from fine jewels and antiques to pre-owned watches, giftware and the most cutting edge designer jewelry, this venerated establishment in a landmark setting is a destination for discerning shoppers from all around the world. he Betteridge name in jewelry dates to the 1700s in Birmingham, England. Betteridge settled in the U.S. in 1897, and Terry Betteridge is currently the fourth-generation jeweler and owner of four Betteridge locations. Betteridge Palm Beach is in the historically preserved Greenleaf & Crosby shop—a Worth Avenue landmark since the 1930s. The store is a beautiful Old World setting with cases and wall units from the days of Henry Flagler. Betteridge is a tribute to the individuality of the contemporary shopper, offering a range of fine jewelry from antique and estate jewelry to classic diamond, gemstone and pearl jewelry. It is home to Verdura, Silvia Furmanovich, Marina B, Mark
Davis, Vhernier, Buccellati, Goshwara, Aletto Brothers, Davidor, Robert Procop, Dorota, Peggy Stephaich Guinness, and Silvia Kontente. Customer service is truly the Betteridge hallmark. Services on premises include jewelry repair and construction, jewelry design, appraising and purchasing. Staff experience exceeds 150 years in fine jewelry! “There is no other shop in Palm Beach with the variety of merchandise or the range of services offered at Betteridge,” says manager Inez Fogel Heery. “Back-to-back shows from November through April offer something for everyone, and customer service is our priority every day of the year.”
1) Fleur-de-lis openwork pendant brooch by Tiffany & Co. circa 1890. $120,000. 2) Verdura tanzanite and moonstone black enamel “Ravenna” cuff. $78,500. 3) Three Rings: G.I.A. certified 5.03 c. Fancy Vivid Yellow diamond ring, G.I.A. certified 8.06 c. Asscher cut ring, and G.I.A. certified 15.99 c. No Heat Ceylon sapphire ring. Prices upon request. 4) Marina B blue opal, tanzanite, sapphire and diamond “Fabiola” necklace. $175,000. 5) Vhernier Black Titanium and diamond “Trotolla” earrings and ring. $62,950 and $22,050.
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FAR AND AWAY Coastal living evokes both seaside and international influences in home design and furnishings
This intimate Palm Beach room with its beamed ceilings and rich texture designed by Jennifer Garrigues suggests an island outpost, with a British Colonial accent.
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When it comes to design, tropical living along the coast can assume a number of different aesthetics, from traditional cottage style to Mediterranean grandeur to conjuring up the magic of far-flung Indonesian islands. Here are a few looks that weave in the magic of foreign outposts with a native coastal touch.
BLUE PLATE Fish dinner plate from Tory Burch, 255 Worth Ave., Palm Beach, 561/366-9629, toryburch.com
STRAIGHT LACED E. Braun & Co. Cantou placemat and napkins from DEA Palm Beach, 341 Worth Ave., 561/366-1203, deafinelinens.com
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SOFT TOUCH Bordeo coffee table from Walker Zabriskie Furniture, 5 Via Parigi, Palm Beach, 561/651-7442, walkerzabriskie.com
Malmaison Theiere silver teapot from Christofle, Esplanade, 150 Worth Ave., 561/833-1978, christofle.com
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STRAW VOTE Raffia placements from Tory Burch, 255 Worth Ave., Palm Beach, 561/3669629, toryburch.com
WALL FLOWER Winnoby’s sienna planter with leather strap, set of three, winnoby.com
LIGHTS OUT The Others statue, Lika outdoor floor lamp by Stephen Burks for Dedon, available through CLIMA HOME, climahome.com
BASKET CASE Jimbaran woven coffee table from Walker Zabriskie, 5 Via Parigi, Palm Beach, 561/651-7442, walkerzabriskie.com
MOMENT OF ZEN 19th century Buddha’s Mother sculpture, from Jennifer Garrigues, 308 Peruvian Ave., Palm Beach, 561/659-7085, jennifergarrigues.com
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these Worth Avenue signature events and other annual shows and traditions just a stone’s throw from the island. All dates are subject to change, so make sure to call or check the organizer’s website to confirm before attending. Historic walking tour of Worth Avenue
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Photos from the Worth Avenue Christmas tree, Turtle Tuesdays and the annual Pet Parade
On The Avenue... HISTORIC WALKING TOURS OF WORTH AVENUE EVERY WEDNESDAY THRU APRIL 2021
Every Wednesday during the busiest season, December through April, local and international visitors have the opportunity to take a 75-minute walking tour of Worth Avenue with historian Rick Rose. Through colorful anecdotes and commentary, the exciting and informative tours explore the origins and character of Worth Avenue, its unique architecture, the historical significance of many of its legendary landmarks and some of its famous residents. Tours begin at 10:30 a.m. in Via Amore at 256 Worth Ave., across from Tiffany & Co. and Chanel. There is free twohour parking along Worth Avenue or at the Apollo Parking lot behind Tiffany & Co. for a small fee. The cost for the tour is $10 per person, a portion of which benefits local charities. At the time of this writing, due to safety concerns regard-
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ing COVID-19, walking tours are currently suspended until further notice. Reservations are only currently being accepted for groups of 20 or less. To inquire about private tours, reach out to faith@worthavenue.com, call 561/659-6909, or visit worth-avenue.com.
PET PARADE AND CONTEST MARCH 13TH, 2021, 9 A.M.-NOON
Dogs, cats and bunnies, oh my! The furriest of friends are welcome at Worth Avenue’s 28th-annual Pet Parade and Contest at Via Amore. With creative and entertaining categories such as Best Smile, Most Obedient and Best Tail Wagger, owners and their pets have the opportunity to win great prizes and compete for the honor of being one of Palm Beach’s doggy divas. Watch as mistress of ceremonies, Worth Avenue personality Sherry Frankel, introduces each four-legged contestant. Registration starts at 9 a.m., and the contest begins at 10 a.m.
TURTLE TUESDAYS PRESUMABLY: THE SECOND TUESDAY OF THE MONTH, JUNE OCTOBER 2021
Because Palm Beach is one of the largest nesting grounds in the world for sea turtles, Worth Avenue merchants, residents and visitors are welcome on the second Tuesday of the month during nesting season to help collect and remove dangerous debris from the Palm Beaches. The Town of Palm Beach and the Worth Avenue Association provide supplies for the event as part of their community service initiatives. To add your name to the beach cleanup, submit your e-mail address to faith@ worth-avenue.com with BEACH CLEANUP in the subject line.
CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING TBD, DECEMBER 2021
Each Holiday Season, Santa Claus, his elves and performers deck the halls at Worth Avenue’s annual
Christmas Tree Lighting, which marks the unofficial start to Palm Beach’s shopping season. In years past, the Worth Avenue Association and Palm Beach Mayor Gail Coniglio have headlined a festive annual parade down Worth Avenue and a night of holiday cheer. The parade traditionally precedes the fateful flip of a switch that lights the magnificent 40-foot tree. The 2020 iteration of the annual Christmas Tree Lighting was held virtually, and details of the 2021 event are still in the works, so as the holiday season approaches in 2021 be sure to keep your eyes on worth-avenue.com for details about the festivities.
WORTH THE DRIVE JULY 15-SEP. 15, 2021
Enjoy prix fixe menus, special shopping opportunities, spa and wellness offers and great staycation deals.
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Off The Avenue... that will be on display at Palm Beach Fine Craft Show, bringing America’s top contemporary craft artists to our backyard.
THE PALM BEACH SHOW FEBRUARY 12-16, 2021
ART PALM BEACH FEB. 25-28, 2021
Palm Beach County Convention Center, 650 Okeechobee Blvd., West Palm Beach, 239/495-9834 Enjoy Art Palm Beach’s 24th anniversary in 2021 with its signature visual art, photography and design galleries showcasing contemporary and emerging artists.
PALM BEACH CAVALLINO CLASSIC JAN. 21-24, 2021
The Breakers Palm Beach, 1 S. County Road, Palm Beach, 561/994-1345 and other locations Ferrari enthusiasts and beyond can enjoy Cavallino 30 in 2021, which will include a variety of luxury cars and will benefit various charities. Events include Cavallino Classic and the Concorso d’Eleganza.
Palm Beach County Convention Center, 650 Okeechobee Blvd., West Palm Beach, 561/822-5440 This annual jewelry, art, antique and design show will include fine art, sculptures, textiles, jewelry and other antiques for exhibitors, collectors and jewelry and antique lovers.
ARTIGRAS FINE ARTS FESTIVAL FEBRUARY 13-14, 2021
Abacoa Town Center, 1155 Main St., Jupiter, 561/748-3946 The nationally recognized Artigras Fine Arts Festival will be celebrating its 36th year, bringing with it artists and art aficionados from all over the U.S. The two-mile festival has things for art lovers and families alike, from the Hanley Foundation Youth Art Competition to gallery-quality artwork. There won’t be a boring moment at Artigras.
PALM BEACH CONTEMPORARY ART SHOW JAN. 7-10, 2021
PALM BEACH FINE CRAFT SHOW FEBRUARY 11-13, 2021
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Dixie Highway and Okeechobee Boulevard in downtown West Palm Beach This international contemporary art fair includes blue-chip-quality artwork and investments worth a lifetime. The three-day art show is colorful, vibrant and fresh for art connoisseurs and window shoppers alike.
PALM BEACH INTERNATIONAL BOAT SHOW MARCH 25-28, 2021
Entrances on Banyan Boulevard, Clematis Street, Datura Street, Evernia Street and South Flagler Drive, West Palm Beach, 800/940-7642 This famed boat show features more than $1.2 billion worth of yachts and accessories, plus live music and drinks on the famous floating cocktail lounges as well as familiar activities for young skippers.
SUNFEST APRIL 29-MAY 2, 2021
The Waterfront at Downtown West Palm Beach, 561/6595980 For five days each year, stage lights and great music flood the downtown area as local and nationally acclaimed bands take the stage in front of thousands of South Floridians. With food, festivities and three stages, SunFest remains a staple on the South Florida social calendar.
DELRAY AFFAIR APRIL 9-11, 2021
Atlantic Avenue, Downtown Delray Beach, 561/278-0424 Enjoy the largest arts and crafts festival in the Southeast United States, where guests can stroll 12 city blocks of fine art and crafts alongside Delray’s finest restaurants.
BARRETT-JACKSON CLASSIC CAR AUCTION APRIL 8-10, 2021
Expo Center at South Florida Fairgrounds, 9067 Southern Blvd., West Palm Beach, 480/663-6255 The exclusive Barrett-Jackson Classic Car Auction only has four stops—and West Palm Beach is one of the lucky locations. Those dreaming of mint 1950s automobiles or late Porsche models or who just want to enjoy the social event and timeless memorabilia are invited to attend this elite car auction at our very own South Florida Fairgrounds.
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FESTIVE AFTERNOON TEA
Indulge in this quintessential tradition in the beautiful setting of our Leopard Lounge, with delicious sandwiches, freshly baked scones and seasonal pastries, from peppermint crumble chocolate brownies to mini pecan pies.
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Self-care & Spa-licious The last year has been a test of perseverance, survival, adaptation and scrambling. Which is why taking some time for yourself is the new no-fail beauty regimen. Here are a few ways to take care and take a moment—you deserve it. Eau Spa offers a wide range of massages, facials and beauty treatments, but we like the idea of the hour-long Face Odyssey, described as the “final frontier of facials using space technology of plant stem cells with the highest concentration of proprietary peptides in this universe.” The whole new futuristic you. 100 S. Ocean Blvd., Manalapan, 561/540-4960.
You already know about Café Boulud, but did you know you could also have a little beauty time at the Brazilian Court Hotel? Go on, get your red carpet makeup here, the glam way, the way so gorgeous you won’t
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The iconic Breakers Spa is another landmark on Palm Beach, with every treatment you can imagine for renewal, beauty and relaxation. We’d be happy with a superindulgent Couture Manicure using the spa’s allnatural vegan and organic skin care products. 1 S. County Road, Palm Beach, 561/655-6611. The Breakers
want to wash your face. Or maybe just those eyelashes. The Brazilian Court salon at the
Brazilian Court Hotel, 301 Australian Ave., Palm Beach, 561/655-7740.
Brittany Johnson at Palm Beach Facials Salon at 205 Worth Ave., suite 205 (561/6353744), offers a 90-minute, 24-karat gold hydrojelly mask treatment, among others, which will illuminate your skin and make you feel like the million-dollar baby that you are. Award-winning Woody Michleb
Beauty has an international and celebritydotted clientele, and is a must-go-to on Worth Avenue for a superb cut and style. Michleb has been creative director for major beauty brands as well as Elizabeth Arden Red Door Spa, is involved in New York Fashion Week and is a household name to beauty bloggers and journalists. Go on. Give yourself the star treatment. 150 Worth Ave., Suite 213, Palm Beach, 561/655-2700.
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Chanel at 301 Worth Avenue (561/655-1550) has more than those little tweed suits and other brand mainstays; you can also indulge in Chanel skin care products. We like Le Lift Crème Fini, a daily moisturizer than is both light and mighty, illuminating, and oh-so-necessary. Cosmetologist Donna Kelly offers a professional makeup studio at Donna Kelly Blush Brow Blowdry, where she customblends mineral cosmetics for her clients, does meticulous brow shaping, and offers her own makeup and lip glosses and glazes, infused with yummies like Vitamin E and green tea and jojoba. 150 Worth Ave., Suite 213, 561/779-3747.
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Exploring the Vias Tucked away at intervals along Worth Avenue, the vias evoke European charm
VIA AMORE:
FIND IT: Between Lilly Pulitzer and Arcature Fine Art, 200 Block WHAT NOT TO MISS: “Amore” is Italian for love, which perfectly describes the romantic feel of one of Worth Avenue’s largest vias. Cascading tree branches brush the walls of the via, while sculptures and art lend it its classical character. Wrought iron gates encompass the walls of the first entrance, and statues and fountains line each terrace. Lost? Be on the lookout for the mosaic compass on the ground near Café Via Flora, a quiet café surrounded by trees, flowers and twinkling lights. Additionally, make sure to spot the can’t-miss mural in the via before enjoying a delicious lunch.
VIA NEWSOME:
FIND IT: Adjacent to Only Authentics, 300 block WHAT NOT TO MISS: Small but beautiful, Via Newsome feels like it was beamed from an Italian piazza. A fountain greets you at the entrance, and a reflecting pond leads you to a serene Roman goddess sculpture. If you want to have a secluded picnic or lunch, Via Newsome is the place for you, as it has tables and chairs in every corner.
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FIND IT: Between Brown Harris Stevens and Il Papiro, 300 Block WHAT NOT TO MISS: Via Parigi mixes the beauty of South Florida and Europe with Old World architecture and tropical palm trees lining the narrow entrance path, opening to a beautiful Parisian-inspired courtyard. The intricate mosaic staircase is one of Via Parigi’s alluring features, and the many balconies add to its European charm. A fountain is the centerpiece of Via Parigi, surrounded by abstract iron statues of the four seasons.
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FIND IT: Adjacent to Mariko, 300 block WHAT NOT TO MISS: Via Roma is small and simple, but it is the perfect spot to relax and stargaze after a shop-till-you-drop afternoon on Worth Avenue. When you reach the end of the thin corridor, be sure to look up at the intricate skylight that shines almost as brightly as the jewelry in the window of H.T. Stuart Jewelers and Mariko.
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VIA BICE:
FIND IT: Adjacent to Trillion, 300 block WHAT NOT TO MISS: Via Bice’s blue-andwhite arched walkway leads you to a courtyard with a replica of the Venus de Milo. The via is most notable for Bice, the see-and-be-seen restaurant with authentic Italian cuisine. And you can snag a table outside in its romantic courtyard to fully absorb the via’s vibe.
VIA MIZNER:
FIND IT: Between DEA Luxury Linens and Vilebrequin, 300 block WHAT NOT TO MISS: In this via, you’ll see the faded words “Via Mizner” engraved on a small fountain, testament to the man who once lived there, atop the shops—Addison Mizner himself. One of the most unique aspects of the via is its small graves, home to Mizner’s pet monkey Johnnie Brown, and Laddie, a dog that belonged to a later Mizner apartment owner, Rose Sachs. This via is also home to Renato’s, Worth Avenue’s most romantic restaurant. Sit outside by the glowing lanterns while dining on superb Continental cuisine.
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VIA DEMARIO:
FIND IT: Between Maus & Hoffman and Ralph Lauren, 300 block WHAT NOT TO MISS: Before you enter the via, look up at the entrance and spot the regal lion head staring down at you and the beautiful architecture and columns surrounding it. Via DeMario is home to a classic Dionysian statue surrounded by exotic orchids—pearl white when in full bloom. Grab a quick bite to eat at the charming Café Delamar.
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FIND IT: Between Maje and Sandro, 200 block WHAT NOT TO MISS: This whimsical via is the perfect place for art lovers. At the center of Via Encantada is the Contessa Gallery, a showcase of contemporary art and sculpture. Two spiraling staircases frame the gallery: a bright pink one and a pastel blue one, each a perfect spot for the obligatory selfie. A pink iron rose sculpture adds another note of whimsy to this via.
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The Great Outdoors— and Other Brilliant Diversions Enjoy a little downtime—safely
From strict quarantine to carefully navigated excursions, 2020 was a year of caution and mindful behavior. As 2021 rolls out a brighter tomorrow, we say rediscover the outdoors, rethink your comfort zones and embrace life and leisure with newfound appreciation.
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SCHEDULE A TEE TIME at the Palm Beach Par 3 Golf Course. Designed by Hall of Fame golfer Raymond Floyd, the course boasts 18 gorgeous holes, a driving range, a practice bunker and a putting green. Additionally, it was named one of the “Top 50 Most Fun Golf Courses” by Golf Digest. Finish a round with lunch at the on-site Al Fresco restaurant and bar. 2345 S. Ocean Blvd., 561/547-0598 IF THE SEAS ARE CALLING, charter (or buy) a yacht, then sail in style. Visit Worth Avenue Yachts at 150 Worth Ave., Suite 136 or call 561/833-4462. DISCOVER LIFE IN THE FAST LANE at Bertil Roos Racing School at the Palm Beach International Raceway in Jupiter, about 30
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minutes north of Palm Beach, with either a half-day and one-day driving adventure, and sample the world of formula car driving. Bertil Roos Racing School, 800/722-3669, customerservice@bertilroos.com. The raceway is at 17047 Beeline Highway, 561/622-1400. SPEND THE DAY ON THE BEACH enjoying the salty sea air on a paddleboard. Stay till
sundown for a stunning view of the ocean. Paddleboarding Palm Beach, 200 E. 13th St., Riviera Beach, 561/313-6011 OFFSHORE SPORTFISHING is big in South Florida, and in Palm Beach the Gulf Stream’s “blue water” almost hugs the coast. There are numerous charters you may choose for a day (or night) gamefishing for swordfish, tarpon, sailfish and more. The Anita L is an example: a 50-foot Hatteras luxury sportfishing boat powered by twin 700 HP GM engines, with a maximum cruising speed of 30 knots. To book your charter, contact fishingbooker.com, which offers a wide array of options.
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HAPPY HOUR(S)
HAVE A NIGHT TO REMEMBER at Buccan, arguably the hottest bar in Palm Beach. Enjoy a great martini and artisan small plates at this trending meet-up mecca and its awardwinning restaurant. 350 S. County Road, 561/833-3450
HEAD OVER TO WHITE ELEPHANT, Palm Beach’s newest luxury boutique hotel, and have a stylish Palm Beach interlude while plotting your next dinner foray. There’s a glamorous bar at the on-site Lola 41 Palm Beach, where you can indulge in your favorite libation between 4 and 6 p.m. daily for happy hour—and perhaps beyond. 280 Sunset Ave., 561/832-7050
Worth the Drive Although this year’s season may be altered due to COVID restrictions, polo is big here. Just west of Palm Beach in Wellington, world-class polo takes place in winter through early spring. Watch international polo stars at the International Polo Club (3667 120th Ave. S., Wellington, 561/2045687) or the “new breed of intense competitive polo” in the World Polo League (561/644-5050).
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Fits Like a (White) Glove Worth Avenue retailers offer unparalleled concierge services Worth Avenue has long been known for its impeccable attention to personal service. And Michael Maus is a perfect example; part of his family’s company since he was 12 years old, he recalls riding his bike around Palm Beach to hand-deliver orders to customers. That personal touch has remained a signature of Maus & Hoffman’s, as Michael, now in his 30s, helps run the third-generation menswear brand, a staple of classic island luxury for six decades. “A lot of what we do, we did before COVID,” he says. “We’ve been a service-oriented business...We’ve always done local delivery and curbside pickup—much to the chagrin of the town of Palm Beach Police prior to the pandemic! “All of that stems from our familiarity and relationships with clients. Knowing them personally and their buying histories, tastes, sizes, measurements…. A lot of that information on the client has allowed us to serve them better.” Maus says even when the lockdown closed the doors of Maus & Hoffman for part of 2020, customers were “rattling our doors,” seeking custom, hand-tailored shirts, sport coats and trousers. “Consistency is our key; we’re trying to do what we know how to do. That’s our safety blanket,” Maus says. “Even remotely we’re trying to provide that store experience.” Marley Herring, owner and operator of the women’s-wear retailer Marley’s Palm Beach Collection, also offers curbside
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and in-home deliveries, part of her shop’s increased concierge offerings. She has also enhanced—and personalized—her store’s internet presence. “We provide our clients with FaceTime, or email them photos of what’s new, so that they can shop from the comfort of their home,” Herring says. “We utilize social media and e-blasts to keep our clients up to date on special sales and new merchandise, and follow up with
a personal phone call. We also pride ourselves on special ordering a particular size or style for them with very fast turnaround time. “For those who come to the store to shop for a one-on-one personal experience, we have taken all the necessary precautions to keep our clientele as well as our staff safe and well. We validate parking for the Apollo lot so that our customers can comfortably park without circling around. I have found this service to be extremely appreciated by our clientele. “And, of course, there is always a glass of champagne available for those who wish to linger a little longer.” The Gucci retailer on 150 Worth has also gone above and beyond to ensure that safety and luxury combine for an elevated customer experience. For those who prefer to shop at home, its convenient, revamped website offers a “virtual walk-through” of the store, and its client advisors are on hand to take orders via phone or video chat, and to coordinate a contactless curbside pickup experience. Shoppers interested in experiencing Gucci in-store will discover a fastidiously sanitized environment and the ability to book a private appointment days or weeks in advance—the ultimate way to ensure social distancing. Once a purchase is made, Gucci’s signature packaging and gift-wrapping serve as an iconic reminder of this 100-year-old brand’s staying power.
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Fabulous fitting pants, wonderful big tunics, dress shirts, jersey tops and much more designed and made for the luxury resort lifestyle. Charlotte draws inspiration from her travels around the world while producing much of her collection in the USA. A familiar presence on Worth Avenue in Palm Beach since 1998, Charlotte offers basic and luxury styles in natural fabrics.
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1200 Clint Moore Rd. Suite 4, Boca Raton FL 33487| 561.994.0505 creativecollection@aol.com • petalpushersplus.com
ON THE AVENUE STYLE
This year’s answer to a long 2020 is a return to bright splashes of color in florals and prints, with playful details and classic silhouettes. Photography by Billy Coleman
Dress by Valentino from Saks Fifth Avenue; jewelry from Betteridge; sunglasses from Edward Beiner
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Giambattista Valli blouse and skirt and Poolside bag from Saks Fifth Avenue; necklace from Mariko
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Blouse and pant from Marley’s Palm Beach; earrings from Mariko; sunglasses from Edward Beiner
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Dress from Ala Von Auersperg; earrings and bracelet from Mariko; shoes from Rangoni Firenze shoes
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The New PALM BEACH W R I T T E N BY M ARIE SPE E D
EVERYONE K NOWS BY NOW that Palm Beach is its own universe of privilege and charm, tropical beauty and the easy restraint of very good manners. Behind those privacy hedges, though, and the manicured estates and historic mansions, a new generation of younger families and school-age kids and active professionals are bubbling up, transforming the island from an Old Guard stronghold to a much more open and lively community. Here’s how to experience Palm Beach and Worth Avenue—in a whole new light.
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BEACH DAY
Nothing says “island” better than a day on the beach—swimming, snorkeling and windsurfing in the aquamarine ocean at the foot of Worth Avenue. And for lunchtime you can towel off, shower, jump into your clothes and wander up Worth Avenue to snag a casual meal at Pizza Al Fresco (14 Via Mizner), or Cafe Delamar (Via DeMario, 326 Peruvian Ave., 561/659-3174). And for ice cream? Piccolo Gelato is a sure thing (66 Via Mizner, 561/814-5966).
MORE PLACES TO TAKE THE KIDS
Playgrounds, fields and tennis courts are all at the Town of Palm Beach’s Seaview Recreation Center. (340 Seaview Ave., 561/838-5485) The beach at Phipps Ocean Park features grassy shade, picnic facilities and a playground, all on the Atlantic Ocean. (2145 S. Ocean Blvd., 561/585-9203) The Palm Beach County Historical Museum is housed in the restored 1916 Courthouse in downtown West Palm Beach. Exhibitions feature county history, along with profiles of the people and events that made the area. (300 N. Dixie Highway, 561/832-4164)
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REASONS TO GO TO PALM BEACH [ 1 ] The drive along A1A from Boca or Delray to Palm Beach has it all: vistas of turquoise water on one side, sprawling mansions on the other. [ 2 ] A martini at the Seafood Bar at The Breakers comes with two olives—and a view. [ 3 ] Buy some fun earrings at Coastal Girls to get that tropical vibe going.
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[ 5 ] Buy a hat. A big one.
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SUNDAY BRUNCH
Brunch had never been bigger, and it was available all over the island—but since the pandemic, the days of lavish buffets may be over for the time being. Still, this weekend diversion is alive and well, albeit in more modest form at several places. We love Café Boulud at the Brazilian Court (everything from paté to a Cuban sandwich) or the new Henry’s at 229 Royal Poinciana near The Breakers. Henry’s has taken up the slack while the Breakers “reimagines” Sunday brunch, offering lemon ricotta streusel pancakes, fried chicken with red velvet waffles, crab cake Benedict—the works.
Local Hangs
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Happy hours and watering holes have been just a memory for most of the past year, but people will return to a glass or two with friends over time. When they do, we like a local’s top three picks:
BICE
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CAFE BOULUD
The bar at Bice, “tried and true, always a who’s who, A-Z Italian.”
A “lively legendary Palm Beach institution, with a Happy Hour menu that is superb.”
A “cozy bar, Palm Beach crowd, with contemporary French classics” for small bites.
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Shopping is at the heart of the Worth Avenue experience. Here are a few don’t-miss places to put a little fresh retail fun in your day.
No wonder this designer has a cult following—she’s got it all, and it’s at once sporty, feminine, classic and young, from sandals and sneakers to frilly dresses.
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VINEYARD VINES
No store says Palm Beach more clearly than Lilly, who started it all around 1959 when the then-socialite made a few shifts to disguise the juice stains she’d get at the citrus stand she ran (her husband owned citrus groves). A fashion icon was born, and the flagship store on Worth Avenue is its own homage to that story.
Preppy isn’t dead; it’s just reimagined with a looser style and more contemporary feel, a nod to comfort and a burst of energy. The whole family can update itself at Vineyard Vines.
POOL LABSHOW
This edgy luxury clothing store features a curated collection of cutting-edge European designers.
STUBBS & WOOTTON
Another Palm Beach staple, these embroidered slippers for men and women can be customized any way you like. The hardest part here is trying to leave the store without multiple pairs.
INTERMIX
This collection of designers offers everything from boho to modern, Rag & Bone to Alexander McQueen, Ulla Johnson to Jimmy Choo.
DAY TRIP MUST-HAVES
We like the Petal shorts from J. McLaughlin—especially if you’ll be biking the island. The classic Panthere Wild de Cartier sunglasses from Edward Beiner are a PB favorite. The Cult Gaia Jila Bauble-heel wicker mules from Saks are perfect for a day of shopping on Worth Avenue. You can’t not buy a Lilly when you visit Worth Avenue; the new Kelia tunic dress is perfect for afternoon adventures. Sun hats are still a must-have in the tropics; try Eugenia Kim’s Mirabel straw sun hat from Saks.
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Nothing’s better than a scenic (and socially distanced!) bike ride, and Palm Beach is the perfect place for that. Skirting the western perimeter of the island is the Lake Trail, a major thoroughfare 100 years ago, but today a great bike and walking path that offers an up-close look at Palm Beach. These are your points of interest:
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THE GULF STREAM WATERS
Palm Beach waters are crystal clear to the bottom, with all kinds of marine life, from lemon sharks to sea turtles to parrotfish and pompano. In addition to the public access at the east end of Worth Avenue, you can hit the beach via public easements between private properties all along the coast. Surfers, divers, snorkelers, sunbathers and treasure seekers all have their favorite spots (though finding parking can be tricky). On the north end, the Atlantic surf breaks are best at the east end of Reef Road. The coral reef offshore at The Breakers is teeming with tropical fish, sea turtles and graceful manta rays. Open to the public, America’s only country club for scuba divers is The Scuba Club in West Palm Beach. Its dive masters know all the best dive sites accessible by boat, from wrecks to colorful drift dives, and they always have Oreos and fresh watermelon on hand for midday snacks in between dives (nothing better!). As the sun sets, you and your sweetie can head to Root Trail for a little sunset snuggling and Chardonnay. You can even bring your pooch! Sandy paws are a welcome sight here.
ONLY IN PALM BEACH The Palm Beach lifestyle is part small-town: sand-dusted knees, kids riding bikes, the illusion of a 1960s sitcom. But the looming backdrop of a Georgian mansion tends to alter the vibe, and it becomes clear that, as Fitzgerald famously said, “Let me tell you about the very rich. They are different from you and me.”
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The vias—Worth Avenue’s secret shopping meccas (see page 38), especially Via Flora for al fresco dining under the stars Pan’s Garden for a little natural beauty smack dab in urban Palm Beach Gifts from Sherry Frankel’s Melangerie
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Sherry Frankel’s Melangerie for whimsical gifts Mariko for over-the-top costume jewelry
If you’d like to cover more ground—and get a glimpse at some of the great houses of Palm Beach—take a driving tour of the island with your own private guide through Leslie Diver’s Island Living Tours (561/8687944; islandlivingpb.com). Driving tours range from 90 minutes to 2.5 hours and include a walk through the vias on Worth Avenue. The island’s grand landmarked estates were largely designed by the “Fab Four” of esteemed Palm Beach architects: Addison Mizner, Marion Sims Wyeth, John Volk and Maurice Fatio. Here are some of the houses to look out for:
The Kennedys’ house at the north end of the island—1095 N. Ocean Blvd.—was once the location of the Kennedy compound or the “Winter White House.” John Lennon’s house, which he and Yoko bought in 1980, was called El Solano and was designed by Addison Mizner. This landmarked property is at 720 S. Ocean Blvd. One of Jimmy Buffett’s island houses in the north end, at 309 Garden Road, just sold. Lilly Pulitzer’s whimsical and lush estate house was called “The Jungle” and was at 710 S. County Road. The main house of Wilbur Ross, commerce secretary under President Trump, is at 328 on the classic El Vedado Road. Mar-a-Lago, the private club and winter residence of Donald Trump, once belonged to Marjorie Merriweather Post and is at 1100 S. Ocean Blvd.
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Vintage inspired necklace with floral motif diamond clusters, sunflower diamond pendant with flower design, diamond bracelet in platinum and signed Hamilton, jade, crystal and diamond earrings in platinum, eternity band in platinum, eternity band with emerald-cut diamonds in platinum, all from Hamilton Jewelers
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Discover vibrant Worth Avenue jewelers that flourish in our natural tropical habitat. Photography by Aaron Bristol
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Jacket and headband from Ala von Auersperg; top and purse from Jennifer Tattanelli; pants from Akris; sunglasses by Chrome Hearts from Edward Biener; earrings from Marley’s; hairpin from Pool LabShow; ring from Mariko; shoes from Rangoni
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he magic and mystique of Worth Avenue is as vibrant and inviting as it has been for ions with its glamorous history and timeless temptations found door to door. Take a closer look at a few of the Faces of Worth Avenue and learn about what makes their addition to this notorious address “Worth” the trip! Marianna Abbate can tell you everything you ever wanted to know about Worth Avenue, as the reigning PR queen and Co-founder of Luxury PR Group/ Regan Luxury. Marina St. Barth will tempt you with her kaleidoscope of colorful resort wear and designer fashions inspired by her worldly travels and artistic sense of style. And when it comes to the eclectic and unusual, you won’t want to miss Patti Esbia Antique & Estate Jewelry for an awe-inspiring statement piece or accessory to show off and treasure! Turn the pages and get to know more about these fabulous Faces of Worth Avenue….then make sure to stop by and stay a while….
The Face of Palm Beach’s Personal PR Powerhouse MARIANNA ABBATE
Co-founder, Luxury PR Group/ Regan Luxury
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With a Doctorate in Education and BA degree from Parsons School of Design, Marianna Abbate was already on a great path for success. In 2009, Marianna became one of the official producers of New York’s infamous “Fashion’s Night Out” and brought the iconic event from New York to Boston and eventually to Worth Avenue where she set up shop in year 2011 as Luxury PR Group, carving out a unique niche in the market as a “teaching PR firm,” providing clients with the tools they need to create and maintain their business on their own. In 2019, Luxury PR Group announced a partnership with Regan Communications, creating “Regan Luxury.” Today it is sixth-largest privately owned public relations firm in the country, with more than 100 clients including Worth Avenue, Table 26, Seminole Casino Coconut Creek and The White Elephant Palm Beach. Their offices are in Boston, Cape Cod, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, Washington D.C., Charleston, S.C. and Florida. “We look forward to continuing to provide winning strategies for our luxury clientele, while offering them robust new ideas and technology to help them reach their targeted audiences across the nation, and around the world,” says Marianna.
LUXURY PR GROUP 561.843.9554 Luxurygroup.com
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The Face of Uniquely Chic Worldwide Fashion MARINA COCHER Marina St. Barth
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Marina Cocher considers St. Barth to be the most beautiful island in the world. “Here, I can rest and recharge my batteries in harmony with nature,” says the French-born world traveler and owner of her brand and namesake boutique, Marina St. Barth, the newest chic addition to Worth Avenue’s world-class fashion landscape. Mother Nature wasn’t always so endearing to Marina, who survived the tsunami in Thailand in December 2004. Turning near tragedy into triumph further inspired Marina’s passion to live life gratefully, gracefully and in magnificent full color. Celebrating nature’s beauty and the exotic cultures savored throughout her lifetime of insatiable wanderlust, Marina’s boutiques are awash in spectacular collections from renowned European labels and new designers “Who I won’t mention,” she teases. “You need to come in and discover for yourself. From my original location in St. Barth to a pop-up store at Pierre’s restaurant in Bridgehampton, to my latest addition at 240 Worth Avenue, Palm Beach, in front of Café Flora, I love seeing my clients surrounded by the beauty that defines my brand and me.” From flowing floral silk dresses to beautiful bags; colorful resort wear, men’s and women’s Italian classic linen to Marina’s own creations of beautiful facial masks, hand sanitizer, organic body products and customized jean jackets, you will find something uniquely yours. “I’m so excited to be in Palm Beach and welcome you to my new boutique!”
MARINA ST. BARTH 561.446.0818 info@marina-stbarth.com
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The Face of Unusual Jewelry and Antique Collectibles PATTI ESBIA
Patti Esbia Antique and Estate Jewelry
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For the past 30 years, customers in search of that oneof-a-kind luxury gift have gone to Patti Esbia Antique and Estate Jewelry in search of unexpected treasure. The array of eclectic yet high-end jewelry and impossible to find objects and collectibles makes the search for your hard-to-buy-for loved ones a little easier. This is definitely a one-stop shop for the discerning consumer. Among the many objects of desire is a massive 17th century Italian hobnail iron safe originally designed to be impenetrable, with an elaborate four-key locking mechanism and button-release iron strips concealing the keyhole—a functional piece of art and conversation piece for any home or castle! Patti Esbia has a vast collection of men’s jewelry and objects along with an unmatched selection of women’s jewelry from designers such as Paul Flato, Jean Mahie and Cartier, but only the most edgy make the cut. One of Patti’s favorite pieces is a large 18k diamond zipper necklace you just put over your head and zip it up or down to flatter any neckline or outfit. “From thousands of gold moveable vintage charms, to a life-size sterling silver shagreen-covered male bulldog stool to a 14k gold IUD (the perfect gift for that special gynecologist in your life), I only collect the most breathtaking, timeless, and dramatic pieces that make me—and hopefully others—smile. That quest has been my passion my entire life,” she says.
PATTI ESBIA ANTIQUE & ESTATE JEWELRY 561.833.9448 Esbiajewelry.com
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The Face of American Works of Art CLAY K. SUROVEK Surovek Gallery
SUROVEK GALLERY 561.832.0422 clay@surovekgallery.com
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Clay Surovek’s affinity for fine art developed at an early age, growing up surrounded by his father John’s collection of 19th and 20th century American paintings that filled their home. The senior Surovek is considered an expert in the genre, and Clay has spent the last 23 years expanding his legacy at the family named gallery. “We are among the few galleries in the country that specialize in the early American works through to the 21st-century contemporary art market where there is great interest among collectors and vast availability of work that we are able to access,” Clay explains. One of Clay’s personal favorites in the gallery is a Robert Indiana painting entitled Picasso, which pays homage to Picasso the year he died; a strong example for the artist in vibrant colors. Indiana is also notorious for the iconic LOVE painting, the universal pop art image featured first on postage stamps back in the 60s. American painter and muralist Thomas Hart Benton’s depiction of everyday life is also among Clay’s favorites, and collectors worldwide. “Our clients say that they enjoy browsing through the gallery because we amass such an eclectic array of works. One can find pieces here from as early as circa 1890 to a painting or sculpture from one of our great established living artists that has recently arrived, as well as so many gems in between.”
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A Guide to Some of the Avenue’s Finest Shops
LUGANO DIAMONDS
Inspired by blue-green Caribbean waters, The Paraiba Necklace showcases a rare 18-carat pearshaped Paraiba tourmaline gemstone accompanied by an additional 132 carats of dazzling round brilliant and briolette diamonds. Price available upon request.
YAFA SIGNED JEWELS
MARINA B Diamond Multi-Color Sapphire Earrings in 18k Yellow Gold. Made in France. Numbered and Signed “Marina B”; circa 1985.
GRAFF DIAMONDS
Our Triple Butterfly Silhouette ring in white gold features three elegant butterflies that embrace the finger and seemingly dance mid-flight, with the silhouette of each wing delicately depicted in pavé diamonds. The open ring design is a captivatingly contemporary expression of the iconic Graff motif, which has been an enduring source of inspiration for the House through the decades. Graff.com
BETTERIDGE
Clutch: One-of-a-kind butterfly motif natural wood marquetry clutch with garnet accents by Brazilian designer Silvia Furmanovich, $9,460. Earrings: Natural wood marquetry earrings with natural pearl accents, $6,820.
PATTI ESBIA BRACELET
THE COLONY SMATHERS & BRANSON NEEDLEPOINT BELT, $225
Smathers & Branson iconic needlepoint belt, as elegant as it is casual and fun, is the perfect accessory to help you stand apart from the crowd. Hand Stitched belt is 1.25” in width and is finished with full grain, vegetable tanned Italian leather and solid brass buckle.
18 karat white gold bone shaped links with 6 enamel diamond dice attached charms.
ONESSIMO FINE ART
Mackenzie Thorpe’s “Feed the Birds” is a symbol of nurturing love. Mackenzie’s Collection of paintings and prints and sculptures in Resin, Bronze and Stainless Steel can be found at ONESSIMO FINE ART. Onessimofineart.com
SUROVEK GALLERY
Orville Bulman (1904-1978) “Suivel Le Premier” Oil on canvas 16 x 36 inches Framed size: 23 x 43 ¼ inches Signed: Bulman (l.l.)
MARINA ST. BARTH
Our burlap bags are a must-have. With our signature St. Barth or Palm Beach embroidery, they make the perfect complementary accessory. They come with more than enough room on the inside and adjustable straps to tighten up and lock it as desired. Its versatile look can be worn casually during the day as well as in the evening, paired along with an effortless look. Special Advertising Section
MAUS & HOFFMAN
It’s good to know where your clothing comes from. Our Scottish cashmere comes from a land of harsh climate, strong character, kilts and tartans and fine whiskies. They’ve been spinning and knitting cashmere there for a long while, where quality is not a mission but is the unspoken foundation for doing things right. That’s why we like it and think you will as well. Scottish cashmere—the world’s best.
EAU PALM BEACH RESORT & SPA
A joyful 42,000 square-foot wonderland, this adults-only playground located at Eau Palm Beach Resort is where guests are encouraged to indulge in “me time.” Pre or post-treatment, relax in the Self-Centered Garden, a tropical oasis complete with dipping pools, hanging chairs, and chaise lounges. eauspa.com or 561/540-4960
DEA LUXURY LINENS
Beautiful 100-percent cashmere throws from Italy with whipstitch border detail in contrasting colors.
KASSATLY’S
Cashmere sweaters, imported from Scotland and offered in more than 100 fashionable colors and assorted designs.
RENATO’S RESTAURANT Lobster risotto.
RANGONI FIRENZE SHOES
Easily upgrade any look with these dressy slingbacks. The "Ilga" features Italian leather and a chic criss-cross style. Additionally, there's no need to sacrifice style for comfort with its memory foam insole to soften each step.
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TAMARA COMOLLI BOUTON BRACELET ‘CANDY’ 18K yellow gold
The BOUTON bracelet ‘Candy’ is a true gemstone highlight featuring soft cabochons with Peridot, Swiss Topaz, Mandarin Garnet and pink Tourmaline. Colorful, brilliant cut Sapphires and polished 18K gold surfaces make the design even more special. The bracelet can be worn as a stand-alone piece and to a beautiful layering look.
KARMA REVERO GT
With Soul-Stirring Design and an inimitable presence, the all-new Karma Revero GT is the most elegant luxury electric vehicle ever made. More than aesthetically arresting, it is capable, dynamic and technologically advanced. Find the perfect one for you only at Karma Palm Beach.
MARIKO
Bouquet of flowers brooch with semiprecious stones, designed and created by Iradj. Available only at Mariko.
EDWARD BEINER
McLaren Vision Sunglass, model Ultimate 01, color 005 is pure titanium with templates that includes a composite rubber. The new McLaren Vision line is an industry first of 3D printed titanium frames with Leica Sun lenses, each specifically designed for driving.
HAMILTON PRIVATE RESERVE DIAMOND DROP EARRINGS
Stunning earrings handcrafted in platinum presenting 2 pear-shape diamonds of over 4 carats each, both with GIA certified reports. More than 11 carats total with a brilliant cluster of diamonds at top.
THE OLD GOLF SHOP BOBBY JONES WATCH GRAND SLAM
BICE
Bice Restaurant serves the most delicious original recipes created by Beatrice in the newly redesigned elegant outdoor patio accompanied by live music.
The watch was given to Golf Amateur Champion Bobby Jones for his Grand Slam Victory in 1930 by the Carolina Golf Association. Solid gold, engraved to Jones and lists the four major tournaments he won.
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Dining & Accommodations
Salmon yakitori from The Breakers
A Taste of Everything Palm Beach restaurants offer globetrotting cuisine for all palates Palm Beach isn’t just a desti-
nation; it’s an experience. When you’re in Palm Beach, you’re not here just to live—you’re here to live life to the fullest. Part of that is exploring all the tantalizing restaurants this island has to offer. Whether you’re a full-time or part-time resident, or visiting on vacation, the Palm Beach vibe is all about relaxing. So we’ve done your thinking for you: Visit our choices for the best of the best restaurants, and do what you came here for—eat, drink and be merry.
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207 ROYAL POINCIANA WAY, 561/355-5080
This new-ish restaurant is the brainchild of Arlene Desiderio and Jose Duran, who have built staples such as Renato’s and Pizza Al Fresco. Generously spaced outdoor seating complements the cool-as-the-ocean indoor vibe, with its sleek and wavy cobalt bar and consummate wine list. Sharable plates, salads, seafood and meat options fill the coastal Italian-themed menu, with favorites such as squid ink cavatelli pasta, mushroom truffle risotto and snapper al cartoccio.
All over the map in the best way possible, this artisanal hot spot borrows from French, Italian and ethnic street food cuisines for a menu that is as surprising as it is delightful. Proudly sourcing its whimsical and ever-changing menu from fresh Florida purveyors, Almond’s dishes might include raw-bar staples, an eclectic halal cart, Mediterranean mezze, and potato tostones with pickled green papaya. Daily happy hour runs from 3 to 6, and
there’s even a special Meatless Monday menu for vegans (or the vegan-curious).
BICE, 313 WORTH AVE., 561/835-1600
Bice, which originated in Italy’s fashion capital, Milan, has been a mainstay on the Avenue since the early 1990s, and known for its authentic Italian cuisine and glamorous European (and seasonal Palm Beach elite) clientele. It is one of Palm Beach’s see-andbe-seen spots, with legendary bartenders and a Tuscan menu that is solid gold. People rave
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about the butternut squash ravioli, the seafood risotto, the veal scaloppini. But it’s all divine.
THE BREAKERS, 1 S. COUNTY ROAD, 561/655-6611
The iconic Breakers is a destination unto itself (see page 88) with a wide range of dining options, each one excellent. Here is a brief synopsis: • Henry’s is The Breakers’ newest restaurant, a bistro-style neighborhood hideaway awash in singular salads, wines by the glass and nostalgic spins on comfort-food staples: Think pigs in pretzel dough blanket, oysters on the half, and tavern beef Wellington. • HMF is the grand hotel’s sumptuous “cocktail couture” destination featuring hand-crafted and vintage cocktails, a warm and clubby vibe and exquisite small plates (everything from Hong Kong dumplings to SoCal fish tacos). • The Flagler Steakhouse is a richly appointed first-rate chophouse with USDA Prime cuts. • The Seafood Bar is one of The Breakers’ iconic rooms, with spanking fresh seafood, an aquarium bar and jaw-dropping ocean views. • Echo is the hotel’s gourmet pan-Asian restaurant. • The Italian Restaurant is the resort’s family-friendly option with a wide array of Italian favorites. • The Ocean House, overlooking two pools, and The Surf Break are The Breakers’ more casual options, offering light bites, great views, cocktails and a laid-back vibe.
them a bargain at $14. From sushi to California artichokes to slow-roasted baby-back ribs and jumbo lump crab cakes, BrickTop’s is a comfort foodie’s globetrotting catcher’s mitt, studded with menu items that speak to the region. Try the Palm Beach salad, substantial enough to be listed as an entrée, with crab meat, poached shrimp, remoulade, avocado, tomato and chopped egg.
BUCCAN, 350 S. COUNTY ROAD, 561/833-3450
Specializing in what it calls “big flavor, small plates,” this bustling tapas-forward restaurant offers the best of both nightlife worlds: a club-like atmosphere with a techno thump and a quieter area for romantic dining. It is the prime laboratory for chef and James Beard Award semifinalist Clay Conley to indulge in his culinary chemistry experiments, resulting in addictive shareables like the steak tartare with black truffle and egg yolk; the hot dog panini with sauerkraut, Gruyere, mustard and chili, and the out-of-this-world sweet corn
agnolotti with ricotta, bacon and espelette butter. Buccan’s adjacent Sandwich Shop, featuring grab-and-go lunches also curated by Conley, is the island’s premier source for deli takeout.
CAFÉ BOULUD AT THE BRAZILIAN COURT HOTEL, 301 AUSTRALIAN AVE., 561/655-7740
First of all, three words: Chef Daniel Boulud. Born in Lyon, France, this acclaimed chef and his local counterpart, Rick Mace, have an impeccable ability to bring world-class French dishes to the palates of Palm Beachers. And nothing says elegance like the sleek vibe of this dining destination. While menu items change, you can always count on house-made pasta, the freshest seafood and a prix fixe menu that offers three courses for just $32. Known for its brilliant seasonality, the Café Boulud menu is constantly updated, so while there is no “signature dish,” be assured that any item on the menu will keep you coming back for more. Additionally, Le Passage at Café Boulud, the restaurant’s newly remodeled craft cocktail lounge,
offers small plates in a casual atmosphere; and Brazilian Court guests and locals can now partake in contactless curbside service with the “DB Drive-Thru.”
CAFÉ FLORA, 240 WORTH AVE., 561/514-4959
Not in the mood for an eighthour flight to Italy? Step into Café Flora, where at one bite, you’ll forget that you aren’t right in the heart of Tuscany. This café offers authentic twists on Italian fare, such as lobster bruschetta or veal piccata. (There’s even a lighter menu for those watching their weight.) Between the fountains and the beautifully manicured gardens, the surrounding Via Flora is filled with more romance than “The Notebook.” And for the ladies, if you’re not into your date, enjoy the meal and take comfort in the fact that right next door is Jimmy Choo and Hermès.
THE COLONY, 155 HAMMON AVE., 561/655-5430
• CPB at The Colony serves breakfast, lunch and dinner and offers refined yet approachable
BRICKTOP’S, 375 S. COUNTY ROAD, 561/855-2030
The deviled eggs at this upscale steakhouse chain are, fittingly for Palm Beach, topped with “Millionaire’s Bacon,” which makes
Sweet potato gnocchi fritti from Café Boulud
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Dining contemporary American dining influenced by British cuisines as well as European techniques— with an emphasis on local seasonal delicacies. The vibe is bright and lovely, but the cuisine is serious—with everything from oysters Rockefeller and stone crab claws to meatloaf, swordfish and roasted cauliflower. • Café 155 is perfect for the Palm Beacher on the run. Enjoy the café-style atmosphere to have a light breakfast or lunch, or try a grab-and-go selection, perfect for fueling up before a stroll to the nearby beach. • Swifty’s popular pop-up bistro returned this season—a Palm Beach take on the legendary Swifty’s on the upper east side of Manhattan for decades. This chic dining spot offers dinner classics (everything from steaks to oysters) and is complemented by its more casual Swifty’s Pool which offers a deliciously similar menu plus music and occasionaldiversions, like rum tastings.
THE CHESTERFIELD PALM BEACH, 363 COCOANUT ROW, 561/659-5800
• The Courtyard: The Courtyard is the more casual al fresco dining option within this hotel, with an eclectic menu by Chef Gerard Coughlin that offers everything from chicken curry with mango chutney to a shrimp stroganoff— even a beef and pork chili. • The Leopard Lounge & Restaurant is the heart of this hotel, and is known for its over-the-top décor as well as its fine food. For starters, the rails on the bar are secured by the trunks of brass elephants. There are hand-painted murals on the ceilings. The lighting is low—and a little dangerous (in a good way). The menu covers all the bases, from lobster risotto to veal chops, and there are 18 martinis you may choose from, which pretty much says it all.
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• Breeze Ocean Kitchen: If you’re truly looking for the ultimate Florida experience, then dine al fresco at Breeze’s oceanfront terrace, where Executive Sous Chef Matthew Gale has created a menu that infuses flavors of the Caribbean, Latin America and Asia. Treat yourself to the shrimp and chorizo empanadas or the seafood Cobb salad. Personal favorite? The Island Chips, plantains topped with taro root boniato chips, guacamole and charred tomato salsa. Don’t leave without sipping on the Caramel Cream beer float with vanilla ice cream and Due South Caramel Cream Ale. • Temple Orange Mediterranean Kitchen: Enjoy Mediterranean noshes while donning your “resort casual” wear (after all, this is a restaurant that gives you a beachfront view). The extravagant breakfast menu has it all: chilled seafood, inventive egg concoctions, griddle favorites and an indulgent battery of desserts. Sunday Fundays feature house-made bloodies, mimosas from fresh Florida oranges, and a personal favorite, the Veuve Clicquot Rich Champagne Garden. • Angle: Angle, the Resort’s “fine dining” option, offers a farm-tofork menu featuring prime meats and fresh seafood. This isn’t for the faint of heart (or wallet); for example, the $32 lobster tail is listed as a mere “enhancement,” and the $22 lobster mac and cheese with bacon is a “side.” Not to mention the $125 Seafood Tower, which just about empties the Atlantic Ocean.
FOUR SEASONS, 2800 S. OCEAN BLVD., 561/582-2800
The newly revamped Four Seasons Palm Beach offers the
unparalleled French Riviera-inspired Florie’s, with a team led by three-star Michelin chef Mauro Colagreco. The menu is rooted in classics (like the heirloom tomato and peach carpaccio) with a seasonal spin and exquisite execution. Seaway is the resort’s more casual restaurant, with a European terrace vibe, great ocean vistas and signature dishes like the tuna and salmon chirashi. Expect the best from both.
LOLA 41 PALM BEACH, 290 SUNSET AVE., 561/599-5652
The country’s second LoLa 41, following the flagship spot on Nantucket Island, this restaurant features delicacies found along the 41st longitude/latitude parallel—hence its name. This means specialties of the Mediterranean, Western Europe, Japan and the Northeast U.S. appear on its diverse menu. Sushi rolls span from traditional to rarefied (the “Capt’n Jose” includes spicy salmon and cucumber topped with salmon, kiwi, and sesame aji mirin aioli), and other favorites
include Hong Kong chicken lettuce cups, king crab rangoon and hefty brunch selections.
NYY STEAK, IN SEMINOLE CASINO COCONUT CREEK, 5550 N.W. 40TH ST., COCONUT CREEK, 954/935-6699
Visitors from New York who do not mind a short trip south from Palm Beach may have found their new home! Within the Seminole Casino Coconut Creek, NYY not only boasts a mean cut of meat, but it also provides a swanky lounge for gamblers and diners to relax. NYY’s in-house butcher (how many steakhouses can actually boast that?) dry-ages its USDA Prime steak for 21 days; you might view this as the Babe Ruth of steaks. It also has an impressive caviar selection. A fan favorite is NYY’s thick-cut bacon, housecured and smoked, and presented on what looks like a clothesline, so that the maple lacquer drips into the warm cornbread positioned below. Being a Yankees fan for one night is completely worth it here.
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PICCOLO GELATO, 66 VIA MIZNER, 561/814-5966
This cozy, indulgent gelato shop tucked discreetly in Via Mizner is a wide draw for Palm Beachers in search of homemade gelato, gelato pops, gelato cakes, espresso and Italian specialty sodas. This is where you go when the grandkids are in town or if you just want to feel like a kid again.
PICCOLO MONDO, 87 VIA MIZNER, 561/655-9599
Piccolo Mondo is elegant Renato’s (next door) casual little sister, serving yummy wraps, sandwiches, salads and pastas in a casual atmosphere. It’s open from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m., and is perfect for an after-tennis meal, or lunch on the run—with a decidedly sumptuous spin, of course. This is, after all, Palm Beach.
PIZZA AL FRESCO, 14 VIA MIZNER, 561/832-0032
Pizza al Fresco offers excellent dining (indoors and out) in a romantic via, but without the—ahem—romantic prices normally attached to island dining. You can choose from apps and entrees ranging from lobster bisque, short rib Primavera, roast chicken and several pastas to a battery of pizzas locals swear by—especially the Palm Beach Pizza, with mozzarella, smoked salmon, caviar, red onions, capers and sour cream. This hidden gem is a locals’ favorite.
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Renato’s is arguably the most romantic restaurant in South Florida, with old-fashioned topdrawer service, a tinkling piano, an outdoor patio space that feels positively European and a fine dining menu that is superb. Re-
nato’s has everything your heart desires, from foie gras to lobster risotto and more. Don’t wait for a special occasion; it’s always a special occasion here.
STARBUCKS, 150 WORTH AVE., 561/651-7740
Starbucks had to leap a few hurdles to land on Palm Beach, which is famously anti-franchise, but it is now a popular meeting spot right smack on Worth Avenue in the Esplanade. Caffeine close to both the beach and action central is all you could ask for.
SURFSIDE DINER, 314 S. COUNTY ROAD, 561/659-7495
Possibly the only spot on the island to offer a three-egg omelet with home fries and arugula salad for the un-Palm Beach price of $8.95, Surfside Diner is a beloved locals’ hang. All your favorite breakfast and lunch dishes are here, with ingredients that are impeccably fresh. And like any diner worth its weight in spoon grease, it serves milkshakes from the counter, cakes from coconut to chocolate, and mimosas and bellinis for workfree mornings.
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TA-BOO, 221 WORTH AVE., 561/835-3500
Ta-boo is a tradition on the Avenue, and arguably its most well-known culinary landmark, the place to see and be seen for more than 60 years and counting. It is a local favorite for its happy hour, and regulars know to ask for certain tables. Ta-boo stories include the one that says the Bloody Mary was invented here, and that Joe Kennedy had a tryst with Gloria Swanson in the ladies’ room. True or false, it’s that kind of place—full of great gossip, better steaks and a buzz that never really goes away.
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Accommodations
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The waves of the ocean and Intracoastal are never far from these first-rate resorts and hotels. Palm Beach hotels are
legendary for glamour and service—and a real amenity for the Worth Avenue visitor. We suggest you make a holiday of it and rediscover the pleasures of top-ranked lodging and luxury.
The Breakers 1 S. COUNTY ROAD 655-6611, THEBREAKERS.COM The Breakers is synonymous with Palm Beach history and grandeur and is known for its sweeping hotel amenities—four pools, nine restaurants, a fabulous spa, endless beachfront. But we don’t want you to overlook The Seafood Bar, with its bright oceanfront setting, or HMF, for a sumptuous retro bar experience. Specialty dishes at the Seafood Bar include pan-seared sea scallops and lobster tails. The Seafood
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Bar is open daily from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. for both lunch and dinner. Transport yourself to a world of glitz and glam at HMF, The Breakers’ retro-style bar. Select a drink from HMF’s acclaimed, 2,200-varietal wine list and order a meal from their globally influenced menu. HMF is open on Monday-Thursday and Sunday from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. and on Friday and Saturday from 5 p.m. to midnight.
Four Seasons Resort Palm Beach 2800 S. OCEAN BLVD. 582-2800, FOURSEASONS. COM/PALMBEACH One of South Florida’s most elegant oceanfront boutique hotels offers impeccable amenities. The hotel underwent a multimilliondollar renovation a year ago
which includes an enhanced beach experience, remodeled pool deck and guest rooms. Its restaurant Florie’s is directed by the 2019 “world’s best restaurant” chef Mauro Colagreco.
The Brazilian Court Hotel & Beach Club 301 AUSTRALIAN AVE. 655-7740, THEBRAZILIANCOURT.COM The graceful Brazilian Court is a Palm Beach mainstay that has everything—including a phenomenal Daniel Boulud restaurant—just a stone’s throw from Worth Avenue. The Brazilian Court has long been a popular destination for elegant weddings, and the hotel is also known for its graceful garden and poolside patio. The Brazilian Court has undertaken
substantial room renovations that complement both its vintage legacy and its sunny South Florida character. Café Boulud, Daniel Boulud’s awardwinning restaurant, serves an impressive menu of modern French cuisine. The restaurant serves breakfast from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. daily, lunch from 12 p.m. to 2:30 p.m Monday-Friday and from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Saturday-Sunday, and dinner from 5:30 to 10 p.m. daily.
The Chesterfield Palm Beach 363 COCOANUT ROW 659-5800, CHESTERFIELDPB.COM It’s a delight of a hotel—one of the island’s really great spots—but we’d have to make our favorite amenity The Leopard Lounge. Known as one of the best places to
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get a drink and people-watch, the venue has live entertainment every day of the week as well as great drink and food specials. This can’tmiss nighttime hangout serves handcrafted cocktails as well as bar bites made by Executive Chef Gerard Coughlin. If you’re out for the day, join the Chesterfield for afternoon tea from 1 to 5 p.m., complete with tiny sandwiches, scones and pastries.
Eau Palm Beach Resort 100 S. OCEAN BLVD., MANALAPAN 533-6000, EAUPALMBEACH.COM Eau is whimsical and fully loaded with luxury amenities, but we have to stake our don’t-miss claim on its fabulous Eau Spa, a lavish, 42,000-square-foot “water playground” complete with a bath lounge, salon, spa treatments, garden villas, DIY scrub and polish bar, fitness center and a “bEAUtique.” Looking for a relaxing day to yourself? The spa offers a pass to the Self-Centered Garden, bath lounges, sauna and steam showers and meditation area for just $60 for hotel guests—a fee that is waived if you book a spa treatment. For fine dining made from local and regionally grown products, head to Angle for contemporary American cuisine. The restaurant serves fresh seafood and prime meets in a sleek, modern atmosphere. Angle is open from Tuesday-Saturday from 6 to 10 p.m. Temple Orange is the perfect spot for a casual yet delicious meal. The Mediterraneaninspired restaurant is known for its fresh seafood and signature Mediterranean breakfast buffet served exclusively from Friday to Sunday. Temple Orange is open for breakfast from 7 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. daily and for lunch from noon to 2:30 p.m.
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THECOLONYPALMBEACH.COM The Colony is another classic Palm Beach address, with a pedigree that dates to the days when the Duke and Duchess of Windsor were winter guests. We love, love, love it, but we have to say that its new iteration, including the exquisite CPB restaurant, brings it to a whole new level. Only steps from Worth Avenue, with a pool shaped like the state of Florida, this is Palm Beach at its Palm Beach-iest.
Palm Beach Historic Inn 365 S. COUNTY ROAD 832-4009, PALMBEACHHISTORICINN.COM In the heart of Palm Beach, within walking distance of shops, restaurants and the beach, the Palm Beach Historic Inn is equipped with modern amenities—yet stays true to its historic charm. Only a short distance away are golf courses, luxury spas, bike trails and other attractions unique to the Palm Beach area. After a long day of exploring the town, relax with an in-room spa treatment.
White Elephant 280 SUNSET AVE. 844/876-1848 Palm Beach’s latest and buzziest hotel has risen from the ca. 1924 building that was once the Bradley Park Hotel as a luxury boutique hotel numbering 13 rooms and 19 suites. Although the orginal footprint and Mediterranean Revival facade was preserved, the space was transformed by Boston-based Elkus Manfredi Architects into a contemporary but elegant space (complete with dipping pool, pool deck and garden area) that is a five-minute walk from the heart of Palm Beach dining, shopping and beach. Some suites boast private rooftop terraces— perfect for entertaining.
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Things To Do
The new Norton Museum of Art
South Florida: Where to go, what to do With Palm Beach as your launch pad, you can plan day trips throughout South Florida, from baseball in Miami to free-roaming wildebeest west of town. Open hours, event schedules and pricing are all subject to change, so be sure to confirm details online or by phone before visiting these local hot spots.
FLAGLER MUSEUM, PALM BEACH
The development of Florida’s economy and status as a tourist destination can be attributed to Henry Flagler, who built the Florida East Coast Railway from Jacksonville to Key West. Flagler and his wife Mary Lily Kenan spent their winters in the Beaux-Arts mansion Whitehall, known today as the Flagler Museum, a beautiful, well-preserved national historic landmark.
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Visitors to the museum can take selfguided brochure tours, self-guided smart device tours or docent-led tours of the estate and Henry Flagler’s private railcar, built in 1886 for his personal use. Visitors can also download the free Flagler Museum app on their smartphones prior to their visit to learn more about the history of the museum as well as have access to audio tours, an orientation video, events calendar and more. At the corner of Cocoanut Row and Whitehall Way, the museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Regular admission is $18 for adults, $10 for kids ages 13 to 17, $3 for children ages 6 to 12, and free for children 5 and younger. Call 561/6552833 or visit flaglermuseum.us.
SOCIETY OF THE FOUR ARTS, PALM BEACH
For more than 80 years, the Society of the Four Arts has presented top-shelf cultural programming to the Palm Beach community. As its name suggests, its multi-building campus houses a quartet of disciplines, with hundreds of events filling its concert hall, gallery space, cinema and library each year. The Four Arts’ signature O’Keeffe Speaker Series, running Tuesday afternoons from January to April, welcomes nationally renowned figures from the realms of politics, media, arts and entertainment. Its concert series features the best in orchestral, chamber and jazz music on Wednesday nights and some Sunday afternoons in season, and its film series features foreign and domestic titles fresh off the art-
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house circuit on select Fridays. All year round, visitors can enjoy the Philip Hulitar Sculpture Garden and Four Arts Botanical Garden. All programs are open to the public, with admission reasonably priced. The 2021 season will see limited capacity, with all programs subject to change or cancellation. Most buildings in the Society, at 2 Four Arts Plaza, are open from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday. The sculpture garden and botanical garden are open seven days a week from 10 to 5, weather permitting. Call 561/655-7226 or visit fourarts.org for details and current scheduling.
PAN’S GARDEN, PALM BEACH
Standing with flute in hand, the bronze statue of Pan of Rohallion welcomes visitors to this green oasis in the center of Palm Beach. Pan’s Garden is a half-acre filled with southern magnolia trees, scarlet milkweeds and about 300 more species of Florida native vegetation. Visitors can walk through the tranquil pathways or relax on a bench under the garden’s roofed, open pavilion. At 386 Hibiscus Ave., Pan’s Garden is open to the public for groups of 10 or fewer Monday through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. General admission to the gardens is free. Call 561/832-0731.
NORTON MUSEUM OF ART, WEST PALM BEACH
One of the Southeast’s premier art museums, the Norton Museum of Art has been a cultural fixture in West Palm Beach since 1941. Two years ago, the museum unveiled its $100 million transformation. The new 59,000-squarefoot Kenneth C. Griffin Building added more than 12,000 square feet of gallery space earmarked for new and special exhibitions and the 210-seat Stiller Family Foundation Auditorium is available for lectures and performances. The internationally renowned permanent collection features more than 7,000 works, concentrated in European, American, Chinese and contemporary art and photography. The museum also offers a yearround schedule of special exhibitions. Check the museum’s website or call 561/832-5196 for information.
ANN NORTON SCULPTURE GARDENS, WEST PALM BEACH
After marrying Ralph Hubbard Norton, founder of the Norton Museum of Art, in 1947, sculptor and art collector Ann Weaver
began to fill their property, now the Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens, with more than 100 works of art. Visitors to her historic home and studiocan wander the grounds and admire Ann’s artwork, including the nine monumental sculptures she left behind, eight in brick and one in granite. Seasonally changing exhibitions feature sculptures from contemporary and classic artists nestled among Ann’s work. Admission to the gardens and home, at 2051 S. Flagler Drive, is $12 for adults, $8 for seniors, $5 for students and children ages 5 and older, and free for members; however, the gardens are only open from October through June. Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday. Call 561/832-5328 or visit ansg.org.
MOUNTS BOTANICAL GARDEN, WEST PALM BEACH
Mounts is the oldest and largest botanical garden of its kind in Palm Beach County, welcoming visitors to its verdant paradise since 1925. Specializing in what it calls the “art, science and joy of gardening,” Mounts has cultivated 20 gardens, each organized as a living exhibit with curated flora designed to edify visitors about our challenging subtropical climate. The garden, at 531 N. Military Trail, is open Tuesday through Sunday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. (last entry at 2 p.m.) and is closed during major holidays. As of this writing, the garden is operating at 50-percent capacity with a maximum group size of five people. Admission is free for members, $10 for general admission and $5 for children between ages 5 and 12. Call 561/233-1757 or visit mounts.org.
RAYMOND F. KRAVIS CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS, WEST PALM BEACH
Since its grand opening in November of 1992, the Kravis Center has grown into one of the premier destinations in Palm Beach County for plays, concerts, arts education and more. At 701 Okeechobee Blvd., during a normal year the center hosts about 550 performances by national and international artists each season, welcoming nearly 500,000 visitors in the process. The Kravis Center is also home to Miami City Ballet, Palm Beach Opera, Kravis on Broadway, P.E.A.K.—Provocative Entertainment at Kravis—and other compelling series. As of this writing, performances and
events are limited and open at curbed capacity due to COVID-19. Call 561/832-7469 or visit kravis.org for details and current scheduling information.
PALM BEACH DRAMAWORKS, WEST PALM BEACH
This renowned regional theatre company mounts exceptional productions of classic and contemporary plays, tackling heady fare from the likes of Strindberg, Albee, O’Neill and Mamet, performed by veteran local talent and the occasional Broadway or television star. Dramaworks operates a six-show season from the 218-seat Don & Ann Brown Theatre, recognizable from its vintage marquee and picturesque location overlooking the West Palm Beach waterfront. The theater, at 201 Clematis St., has box office hours from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays, and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekends. As of this writing, the theater is operating with a limited schedule due to COVID-19, but is offering virtual play readings on its website. Call 561/514-4042 , or go to palmbeachdramaworks.org for current schedule and details.
MORIKAMI MUSEUM AND JAPANESE GARDENS, DELRAY BEACH
The only museum in the United States devoted exclusively to Japanese culture recently celebrated its 40th anniversary. The Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens features a large museum that showcases Japanese art as well as unusual objects from everyday life, past and present. It also features one of the largest authentic Japanese gardens in the United States, complete with waterfalls and bridges, rock gardens and koi ponds. The museum, at 4000 Morikami Park Road, is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. Admission is $15 for adults, $13 for seniors and military, $11 for students, $9 for children ages 6 to 17, and free for children ages 5 and younger. Call 561/495-0233 or visit morikami.org for current admission and capacity guidelines.
BOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ART, BOCA RATON
The Boca Raton Museum of Art serves the Boca Raton community as a cultural and art hot spot with its two-story museum and outdoor sculpture garden that houses more than 30 installations by internationally known artists as well as Florida artists. WORTH AVENUE
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Things To Do The museum’s permanent collection contains more than 4,500 works from artists like Picasso and Degas to contemporary American art, West African tribal art and preColumbian Art. The museum, at 501 Plaza Real, is open from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday. Admission is $12 for adults and $10 for seniors. Students with ID and children 12 and younger
are admitted free. On select days throughout the year, admission is free for all visitors; check the museum’s website for details and current admission and capacity guidelines. Call 561/392-2500 or visit bocamuseum.org.
BONNET HOUSE MUSEUM AND GARDENS, FORT LAUDERDALE
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Intracoastal Waterway is the historic Bonnet House Museum and Gardens, which this year is celebrating its 100th anniversary. Now on the National Register of Historic Places, the décor of this former home of artists Frederic and Evelyn Bartlett has Caribbean-style influences, as well as art, china, animal figures and flowers collected by all three of Frederic Bartlett’s wives. The Old Florida yet whimsical feel continues throughout the grounds, where monkeys and swans can be seen. Admission is $20 for adults and $16 for children ages 6 to 12. Children younger than 6 and Bonnet House Members enjoy free admission. Tours of just the garden are $10. The Bonnet House, at 900 N. Birch Road, is open for public tours from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. Due to COVID-19, scheduling and tour availability is subject to change. Call 954/563-5393 or visit bonnethouse.org for current details.
VIZCAYA MUSEUM AND GARDENS, MIAMI
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Another grand house to explore is Vizcaya, a 34-room villa overlooking Biscayne Bay, built by industrialist James Deering in 1916. Only 10 minutes from downtown Miami, the expansive Italian estate and 10-acre bayfront gardens are examples of the late Gilded Age at its best: Expect an abundance of European antiquities, early 20th century American art and century-old plants. A 90-minute audio tour is available for $5, and can be purchased in five languages. Admission is $22 for adults, $10 for children ages 6 to 12 and free for children 5 and younger. Admission is free for U.S. military veterans and active duty U.S. military personnel. At 3251 S. Miami Ave., the museum is open Thursday through Monday from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Call 305/250-9133 or visit vizcaya. org for current details and pricing.
FAMILY OUTINGS PALM BEACH ZOO, WEST PALM BEACH
With more than 190 species and 550 animals on display, the Palm Beach Zoo at Dreher Park features unique creatures unseen anywhere else in the region, from black bears to komodo dragons to giant anteaters. In keeping with its mission to propagate endangered species, the zoo participates in more than 50 Species Survival Plans, helping to manage
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admission pass at the South Florida Science Center and Aquarium and use that same pass that day, or weeks later, for another day at the Palm Beach Zoo, or vice versa. Call 561/8321988 or visit sfsciencecenter.org
LION COUNTRY SAFARI, LOXAHATCHEE
Lion Country Safari is America’s first drive-
through safari park. Opened in 1967, the zoo sprawls over 600 acres in Palm Beach County and is home to more than 900 animals living in large, natural exhibits. While driving through the safari park, tourists can catch glimpses of llamas, lions, wildebeests, chimpanzees and more. There are also private guided tours which include three animal encounters.
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threatened animals such as the red kangaroo, Malayan tiger and Indian pygmy goose. Most recently, the zoo debuted Fiona, an orphaned jaguar rescued from Panama, and announced the births of a red-crowned crane and five Perdido Key beach mice. At 1301 Summit Blvd., the Palm Beach Zoo is open daily (except Thanksgiving and Christmas) from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Regular admission is $24.95 for adults, $22.95 for seniors and $18.95 for children ages 3 to 12. Children 2 and younger enter for free. As of this writing, some of the zoo’s attractions and services are unavailable due to COVID-19. Call 561/547-9453 or visit palmbeachzoo. org for full details, including capacity and attendance guidelines.
SOUTH FLORIDA SCIENCE CENTER AND AQUARIUM, WEST PALM BEACH
The South Florida Science Center and Aquarium features a giant freshwater and saltwater aquarium housing local and exotic marine life, a digital planetarium, a conservation research station and an interactive Everglades exhibit. In its backyard, the Science Center also offers 18 holes of miniature golf on its Conversation Course, a Jim Fazio- and Jack Nicklausdesigned layout that combines ecological education with short-game challenges. At 4801 Dreher Trail N., the Science Center is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. General admission is $17.95 for adults, $15.95 for seniors (60-plus years) and $13.95 for children between the ages of 3 and 12. Admission to the planetarium is $5 extra. The Science Center also offers a Dual Discovery Pass in conjunction with Palm Beach Zoo; the buyer can buy a full-day general-
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Things To Do There is also a petting zoo with goats and sheep, a Safari Splash Waterpark and a leisurely paddleboat ride. Hours for Lion Country Safari, at 2003 Lion Country Safari Road, are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays and 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on weekends. The zoo is open every day of the year, including Christmas and New Year’s Day. Regular admission is $37 for visitors ages 10-64, $33 for seniors ages 65 and older, and $28 for children ages 3 to 9. As of this writing, only the drive-through attraction is open. Call 561/793-1084 or visit lioncountrysafari.com for current details and pricing.
• The Miami Heat—2006, 2012 and 2013 NBA champs—will hit the hardwood for the 2020-21 NBA season at AmericanAirlines Arena in Miami. As of this writing, the season is expected to begin in January. Call 786/7771250 or visit nba.com/heat. • The Florida Panthers will take to the ice at Sunrise’s BB&T Center for the 2020-21 NHL season, which is expected to begin in December 2020 following the delayed conclusion of the previous season. Call 954/835-7000 or visit nhl.com/panthers.
MARLINS PARK, MIAMI
SAILFISH MARINA AND RESORT, SINGER ISLAND
Home to the Miami Marlins, South Florida’s Major League Baseball franchise, this stadium is two miles west of downtown Miami at 501 Marlins Way in Little Havana. When in-person attendance at MLB games resumes, fans will be able to catch a game or take a behind-thescenes tour of Marlins Park. Call 305/4801300 for tickets and more information, or visit miami.marlins.mlb.com. FOR MORE MAJOR LEAGUE SPORTS: • From August to December, the Miami Dolphins tackle NFL competition at Hard Rock Stadium. Call 888/FINS-TIX or visit miamidolphins.com.
THE GREAT OUTDOORS
Fishermen flock to the Atlantic’s top game fish waters around Palm Beach—and Sailfish Marina, across the inlet from Palm Beach, is just minutes from the Gulf Stream and less than 45 miles from the Bahamas. The marina’s charter fleet of boats ranges from 27 to 59 feet. Sport fishing charters are available year-round, and prices vary depending on the boat size and trip duration. Visitors to Singer Island can also scuba dive and parasail. For food, the Sailfish Marina’s restaurant is open seven days a week from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. and serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. Call 561/8428449 or visit sailfishmarina.com.
LOGGERHEAD MARINELIFE CENTER, JUNO BEACH
Loggerhead Marinelife Center is a nonprofit education and ocean conservation facility dedicated to sea turtles and other marine life. The center features a variety of exhibits, live sea turtles and other coastal creatures, including a prehistoric Archelon sea turtle replica, saltwater aquaria and displays of local wildlife, as well as educational displays about South Florida’s marine environment. At 14200 U.S. Highway 1, Loggerhead Marinelife Center is open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and is closed for major holidays. Admission is free. Call 561/627-8280 or visit marinelife.org.
THE EVERGLADES & AIRBOAT RIDES
Environmentalist Marjory Stoneman Douglas said it best: “There is only one Everglades.” A World Heritage Site and the largest subtropical wilderness in the world, the “River of Grass” is two and a half hours south of Palm Beach and is best accessed by a guided tour. Two-hour tram tours at Shark Valley (305/221-8455) introduce visitors to the wildlife and nature of the Everglades, and include the opportunity to walk up the Shark Valley observation tower for a panoramic view of the heart of the Everglades. At Everglades Safari Park, on Southwest Eighth Street in Miami, sightseers can watch the Alligator Wildlife Nature Show, walk down the Jungle Trail and take a 30-to-40-minute airboat ride through the wetlands. The park is open seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Call 305/226-6923 or visit evergladessafaripark.com for current scheduling and pricing. Marlins Park
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Parting Shot
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Uniting to Lead the Way
The Worth Avenue Association throws its support behind Palm Beach’s most impactful organization from the Caridad Center. And Antonia, a single mother who was able to Assistance provided to those in need can be measured in dollars achieve financial independence with the supportive housing provided by and cents, but hope is invaluable. For more than 75 years, the Town of the Adopt-A-Family program. What do these people have in common? Palm Beach United Way has given both to those in our community who Each of the programs that provided them with the much-needed need them the most—and the Worth Avenue Association is steadfast in its assistance that helped them to persevere received support and funding commitment to supporting them as they continue their mission. from the Town of Palm Beach In 2021, for the third year United Way. in a row, the Town of Palm As the COVID-19 pandemic Beach United Way has been took hold in early 2020, the chosen as the Worth Avenue Town of Palm Beach United Association’s charity of the Way quickly got to work. The year. The Town of Palm Beach organization raised nearly $1 United Way supports more million dollars for its COVID-19 than 40 nonprofit partners Emergency Relief Fund within throughout Palm Beach three weeks of establishing it County, each with its own in mid-March—a remarkable unique focus and mission to sum considering the fiscal better the community. uncertainty that defined the “The Town of Palm Beach beginnings of the pandemic. United Way has partnered By November, the total had with the merchants, owners surpassed $1.6 million. and residents of Worth Avenue And while many of the for more than 75 years,” said organization’s signature Board Chairman Mary Freitas. events have gone virtual out “Worth Avenue Association of necessity, the Town of members have served on our United Way feeding those in need during the pandemic Palm Beach United Way has board, volunteered on our remained unwavering in its support of the committees, donated to our annual campaign, 11,371 students participated in United community, even in the face of a public health hosted events, and contributed in various Way-sponsored educational programs crisis. The organization hopes to resume inother ways over the years. The Worth Avenue last year person events and fundraisers, which include business community is an important part of luncheons, contests, supply drives and more, as our fundraising efforts and together we have 31,549 residents received health care soon as it’s safe to do so. improved the lives of countless children and services through United Way funded With impact that permeates nearly every adults in Palm Beach County.” programs facet of our community, the Town of Palm The organization has been responsible Beach United Way simply has too many for success stories in all walks of life. There’s 62,495 individuals received job training success stories in its 75-year history to share Roderick, a young boy whose enrollment in and financial education through United them all. But the organization isn’t looking the Achievement Centers for Children and Way partner agencies back—it’s looking to the future, and how it Families helped him to improve his reading can continue to ensure that every person and advance to the 4th grade. And Maritza, a 214,567 residents received meals, who calls Palm Beach County home has the single mother who was able to get her life back housing, and emergency shelter thanks opportunity to prosper. on track after receiving crucial medical care to United Way funded programs in 2019
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BETTERIDGE
236 WORTH AVE. 561/655-5850 BETTERIDGE.COM Betteridge offers a range of jewelry, from antique to designer. Betteridge is unique in Palm Beach, showcasing vintage VCA, Cartier, Webb, Winston and Yard among others, with contemporary collections by Verdura, Vhernier, Buccellati, Marina B, Mark Davis, Silvia Furmanovich, Goshwara, Aletto Brothers, Dorota, Peggy Stephaich Guinness, Davidor, Robert Procop and Sylvia Kontente. Betteridge features fine diamonds, gemstones, pearls and pre-owned watches. There are jewelers and appraisers on premises.
BIBI’S BOUTIQUE
250 WORTH AVE. 561/833-1973 SHOPBIBI.COM Bibi’s Boutique manufactures luxury pet collars, harnesses and matching leashes in a wide variety of beautiful leathers and colors. Custom and personalized items are available, as well as beautiful beds and bowls. We handknit exquisite sweaters that can be made to measure. All our beautiful products ensure your pet is comfortable, safe and elegant.
BICE RISTORANTE
313 WORTH AVE. / VIA BICE 561/835-1600 BICE-PALMBEACH.COM Ever since Beatrice opened her namesake restaurant “Bice” in Milan in 1926, the family has served fresh homemade pasta and original recipes created by her. Enjoy our vibrant dining room and bar, a private party room or dine outdoors in our gorgeous Italian-style Via Bice.
CHARLOTTE KELLOGG
228 WORTH AVE. 561/820-2402 CHARLOTTEKELLOGG.COM A familiar presence on Worth Avenue in Palm Beach since 1998, Charlotte Kellogg offers basic and luxury styles in natural fabrics. Fabulous fitting pants, wonderful big tunics, dress shirts, jersey tops and much more designed and made for the luxury resort lifestyle.
THE COLONY HOTEL PALM BEACH/ SWIFTY’S RESTAURANT
155 HAMMON AVE. 561/655-5430 THECOLONYPALMBEACH.COM Palm Beach’s pinkest destination, The Colony beckons from the ocean end of Worth Avenue—a fashionable and luxurious hotel that has been a fixture since it first opened in 1947. The Colony is the choice for seasoned Palm Beachers to spend a weekend (or a few months), or dine al fresco at Swifty’s POOL.
DEA LUXURY ITALIAN LINENS
341 WORTH AVE. 561/366-1203 DEAFINELINENS.COM We are Dea’s United States flagship store on Worth Avenue on Palm Beach. Dea is a second-generation designer and manufacturer of fine linens based in Florence, Italy. We service an international clientele, both locally and nationally. Our extensive coordinated product lines will easily enhance your residential projects. Dea Palm Beach is available to you as a resource for luxury bed, bath, pool and cabana and table linens. We can professionally assist you to fit your residential projects with our exquisite line of luxury products.
EAU PALM BEACH RESORT & SPA
100 S. OCEAN BLVD., MANALAPAN 561/533-6000 EAUPALMBEACH.COM An intimate ocean retreat, Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa is a Forbes Five-Star and Five-Diamond resort on seven acres of private beach. Guests enjoy Champagne check-in, sumptuous accommodations, the award-winning Eau Spa, private cabanas, exceptional culinary offerings and engaging kids’ programs. #EauMoments
EDWARD BEINER, EYES FORWARD
150 WORTH AVE. 561/832-2020 EDWARDBEINER.COM Great eyewear is truly defining. It is the first thing people see when they meet us—and among the most distinctive visual images they remember about us. Edward Beiner, Eyes Forward, is a designer, purveyor and retailer offering the most unique collections of superior eyewear coupled with an unparalleled customer experience.
EXCELL AUTO GROUP & KARMA PALM BEACH
1001 CLINT MOORE ROAD, STE 101, BOCA RATON, FL 33487 561/998-5557 EXCELLAUTO.COM Excell Auto Group has been in business for more than 20 years, and it is the well-known leader in the luxury and exotic car industry. During that time, we have earned a reputation for having the largest selection of quality vehicles at the best prices and always taking care of our customers. We are pleased to welcome Karma Palm Beach and Karma Broward to the Excell Auto Family.
GRAFF
221 WORTH AVE. 561/355.9292 GRAFF.COM For more than half a century, Graff has operated at the pinnacle of the luxury jewelry industry, transforming diamonds and gemstones of rarity into spectacular jewels. For more information, visit graff.com.
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HAMILTON JEWELERS
215 WORTH AVE. 561/659-6788 HAMILTONJEWELERS.COM Hamilton Jewelers offers a distinctive collection of fine jewelry and Swiss timepieces. Presenting such elite brands as FRED, Chopard, Brequet, Chantecler, Repossi and more, Hamilton also offers bespoke pieces crafted by our in-house artisans. Highly trained and knowledgeable associates offer assistance in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. Trusted and familyowned since 1912.
JENNIFER GARRIGUES, INC.
308 PERUVIAN AVE. 561/659-7376 JENNIFERGARRIGUES.COM Our retail shop offers a potpourri of antiques, furniture, paintings and decorative accessories from around the world. These one-of-a-kind objects are collected from Jenny’s extensive travels to India, Morocco and the Far East. Jennifer Garrigues, Inc. design studio offers complete interior design services for residential, commercial and hospitality projects.
KASSATLY’S INC.
250 WORTH AVE. 561/655-5655 KASSATLYS.COM Specializing in the finest imported and domestic linens, designer lingerie, ladies’ and men’s sweaters as well as selected menswear, Kassatly’s has been a Palm Beach landmark since it was established by Sam and Alice Kassatly in 1923.
LUGANO DIAMONDS
125 WORTH AVE., SUITE 222 561/318-8671 LUGANODIAMONDS.COM One of the finest jewelers in the world, Lugano Diamonds was founded with the vision of creating exquisite, one-of-a-kind jewelry. Each piece is a true work of art made with the world’s rarest and most precious gems. Our global connections allow us to procure the rarest, unique and largest stones, which are exemplified in our stunning creations.
LUXURY PR GROUP
205 WORTH AVE., #124 561/843-9554 LUXURYPRGROUP.COM Luxury PR Group has a national reputation for implementing strategies that go beyond the traditional methodology to take their business partnerships to the next level in the public relations arena.
MARIKO BOUTIQUE INC.
329 WORTH AVE. 561/655-5770 MARIKOPALMBEACH.COM In October 1968, Mariko first opened its doors on Madison Avenue in New York. Eighteen years later, the store was relocated to its current location on Worth Avenue. Mariko offers its clientele the very finest collection of exquisite fashion jewelry.
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MARINA ST. BARTH
240 WORTH AVE. (BEHIND LILLY PULITZER) 561/446-0818 MARINA-STBARTH.COM Worth Ave now has Marina St. Barth, a delightful brand established more than 15 years ago on the chic Island of St. Barth. Marina St. Barth is a sun-kissed lifestyle boutique that delivers the experience of travel and provides access to exclusive brands. Feel the warmth of the Caribbean with the taste of France in every handpicked piece in our wardrobe to bring out your inner and outer beauty with unique pieces and functional fashion that works for everybody.
MARLEY’S PALM BEACH COLLECTION
256 WORTH AVE., VIA AMORE 561/721-1022 MARLEYSPALMBEACHCOLLECTION.COM Tucked away in beautiful Via Amore, Marley’s Palm Beach Collection offers a perfect fit for anyone who appreciates a classic, casual look with emphasis on style, color and detail. Our one-of-a-kind accessories by local artists are sure to complete an outfit. We know your experience shopping for women’s clothing at Marley’s will make us your “go to” choice for years to come. If you want unbeatable customer service, a friendly atmosphere and great selection, Marley’s is the place to shop.
MAUS & HOFFMAN
312 WORTH AVE. 561/655-1141 MAUSANDHOFFMAN.COM The Maus & Hoffman collection offers an attractive array of handcrafted apparel and footwear with a Florida flair from Solemare, Samuelsohn, Stefano Ricci, Hickey Freeman, Hiltl, Marol, Paul & Shark, Artioli, Magnanni and Mephisto.
THE OLD GOLF SHOP
356 WORTH AVE. 910/528-2323 OLDGOLFSHOP.COM The Old Golf Shop, founded in 1970, is a place for fine and historic golf antiques as well as a place to learn.
ONESSIMO FINE ART
256 WORTH AVE., VIA AMORE, STE T 561/223-2194 ONESSIMOFINEART.COM Worldwide talent sparkles in Onessimo Fine Art contemporary paintings, photography and sculpture, masterwork editions, fine art glass and outdoor sculpture. The gallery offers a large and varied selection of nationally and world-renowned artists and exclusive opportunities to meet these master artists, one on one. Exclusively representing Thorpe, Hessam, Sammoun, Besner, Drebin, Robb, Gorg, Ghidinelli, Villamil, Zupan and sculpture by Schiavon, Kveton, Scoon and Mandl.
PATTI ESBIA ANTIQUE & ESTATE JEWELRY
326 PERUVIAN AVE., SUITE 1 + 2 561/833-9448 ESBIAJEWELRY.COM Patti Esbia has been in the same location in Palm Beach for 30 years offering the most unique, edgy and rare high-end jewelry and objects at very reasonable pricing. Patti Esbia, where the unusual is the usual. Always looking to buy, sell or trade. Dealers always welcome.
RANGONI FIRENZE SHOES
212 WORTH AVE. 561/832-1601 RANGONISHOES.COM Rangoni Firenze Shoes showcases handcrafted Italian footwear and accessories from designers Amalfi by Rangoni and Valentina Rangoni. The store specializes in personal customer care and features a wide range of shoe sizes and widths. Shop in-store, by phone/virtually, or call to make a private appointment.
RENATO’S RESTAURANT
87 VIA MIZNER 561/655-9752 Renato’s is nestled in breathtaking architecture and offers culinary delights from the classics to the eclectic, complemented by an extensive wine list and full bar. Outdoor dining is available in our courtyard and our wine cellar; Peruvian and Capri rooms are perfect for private affairs.
TAMARA COMOLLI BOUTIQUE PALM BEACH
150 WORTH AVE. 561/659-3700 TAMARACOMOLLI.COM Founded in 1992 by German designer Tamara Comolli, the fine jewelry brand epitomizes the feeling of barefoot luxury: an escape from everyday life, full of freedom and happiness. Inspired by the love of the ocean and an endless passion for gemstones, Tamara Comolli creates playful yet sophisticated and feminine designs and exceptional gemstone “Color Stories,” mesmerizing combinations of vibrant precious stones.
THE CHESTERFIELD
363 COCOANUT ROW 561/659-5800 CHESTERFIELDPB.COM Surrounded by palm-lined boulevards, our historic hotel is just moments from Worth Avenue and white sandy beaches. Exceptional hospitality and old-world charm showcase sophisticated interiors and beautifully designed rooms and suites. Experience delicious cuisine, creative cocktails and live music in our legendary Leopard Lounge or indulge in traditional afternoon tea.
WILLIAM RAVEIS REAL ESTATE
256 WORTH AVE. 561/655-1996 Just when you think “they” have everything ... we have what “they” don’t! We are blessed to have the best local artists who create whatever you could wish for! Whether it is a custom embroidered blanket for a baby or puppy or memorable photos on Dupioni silk pillows, we’ve got it. We also have original handpainted stemware, or ceramics (in your design) or custom desk and bath accessories—things you would never dream of for the golfer, the card player, the lawyer, the drinker, the eye doctor, the married, the divorced … and so much more. Please promise you’ll make time to visit us and meet my big poodle, Dash! You’ll love it! You’ll love us!
125 WORTH AVE., SUITE 310 561/655-6570 RAVEIS.COM Recognized as the No. 1 Luxury Broker by Leading Real Estate of the World, a network of 565 luxury real estate firms in more than 70 countries, William Raveis has now made its home on Worth Avenue with additional locations in North Palm Beach, Delray Beach and onsite at Mirasol Country Club. With 137 offices and more than 4,500 sales associates in eight Northeastern states from New Jersey to Maine and a state-of-the-art cloud technology platform, William Raveis brings you the unparalleled connection to the greatest source of Palm Beach County buyers, and the peace of mind to know its agents and technology provide the most effective and efficient real estate salesforce serving Palm Beach today.
SUROVEK GALLERY
YAFA SIGNED JEWELS
SHERRY FRANKEL’S MELANGERIE
349 WORTH AVE. 8 VIA PARIGI 561/832-0422 SUROVEKGALLERY.COM Surovek Gallery specializes in 20th century to contemporary works of art. America’s most distinguished collectors and museums have come to associate the Surovek Gallery with scholarship and expertise.
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234 WORTH AVE. 561/331-8611 VINTAGESIGNEDJEWELS.COM Yafa Signed Jewels have built one of the most important collections of vintage signed jewelry in the world, particularly specializing in rare and important pieces by the most prestigious houses, including VCA, David Webb, Cartier, Bulgari, Graff and Harry Winston. Yafa has an extensive collection of signed jewelry with styles including antique, Art Deco, Edwardian, retro and modern. Many of our jewels have been exhibited in museums throughout the world.
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The number and letter listed after each store corresponds to a location on the official Worth Avenue map. The numbers 1, 2 and 3 represent the 100, 200 and 300 blocks, and the N and S represent the north and south sides of the street. P is Peruvian Ave. H is for Hibiscus Ave.
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120% Lino ..........................................................3N
Jennifer Garrigues ..............................................P
Edward Beiner ................................................... 1S
Akris ..................................................................... 1S
Walker-Zabriskie Furniture ..........................3N
Morgenthal Frederics .....................................3N
Brioni ..................................................................2N
William Eubanks ..............................................3N
Chanel .................................................................3N Charlotte Kellog ............................................... 2S Coastal Girls Co. ...............................................3N Gucci .................................................................... 1S Jennifer Tattanelli ........................................... 2S Lilly Pulitzer ..................................................... 2S Marley’s Palm Beach Collection .................. 2S Marina St. Barth ............................................... 2S Maus & Hoffman .............................................. 2S MaxMara ............................................................ 2S Peter Millar........................................................ 2S Vilebrequin ........................................................3N Vineyard Vines..................................................3N
ART & ANTIQUES DTR Modern Galleries ...................................2N Onessimo Fine Art ........................................... 2S Surovek Gallery ................................................3N
BOOKS & MAGAZINES Palm Beach Daily News Palm Beach Illustrated Worth Avenue and Boca Raton magazines, JES Media
FLORALS Flowers of Worth Avenue...............................2N
GIFTS & ACCESSORIES
HOTELS Four Seasons Resort Palm Beach
PARKING Apollo Parking ..................................................2N Express Parking ................................................. 1S
The Brazilian Court Hotel The Breakers
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The Chesterfield Palm Beach Hotel
125 Worth Partners .......................................... 1N
The Colony Palm Beach
Peruvian Ave. Corporation ...............................P
Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa
William Raveis .................................................. 1N
The White Elephant Palm Beach
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SALONS & SPAS Donna Kelly Blush, Brow, Blowdry .............. 1S
Betteridge........................................................... 2S
Brazilian Court Salon
GRAFF ...............................................................2N
Eau Spa at Eau Palm Beach Resort
Hamilton Jewelers...........................................2N
Palm Beach Facials ..........................................2N
Jennifer Miller Jewelry ..................................3N
Woody Michleb Beauty Salon ........................ 1S
Jewelmer ............................................................2N Lugano Diamonds ............................................ 1N
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Mariko.................................................................3N
Bridges Marsh & Associates ..........................3N
Patti Esbia Antique & Estate Jewelry .........3N
Daren Rubenfeld Law .....................................2N
Provident Jewelry ............................................. 1S
Dream Luxury Cruises....................................2N
Richters of Palm Beach ................................... 2S
Grand Champions Polo Club
Seaman Schepps & Trianon ..........................2N
Luxury PR Group ............................................. 2S
Tamara Comolli ................................................. 1S
Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce
Tiffany & Co. ......................................................2N Van Cleef & Arpels ........................................... 2S
RESTAURANTS
Yafa Signed Jewels ........................................... 2S
Acqua Café
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Bice .............................................................. 3N Pizza al Fresco...................................................3N
Bibi’s Boutique .................................................. 2S
Piccolo Gelato ...................................................3N
Daniella Ortiz .................................................... 2S
Kassatly’s ............................................................ 2S
Piccolo Mondo ..................................................3N
Louis Vuitton...................................................... 1S
Sherry Frankel’s Melangerie ......................... 2S
Renato’s Restaurant ........................................3N
Rangoni Firenze ............................................... 2S
The Old Golf Shop............................................3N
Starbucks............................................................. 1S
Salvatore Ferragamo ....................................... 2S
Swifty’s at The Colony Hotel
Stubbs & Wootton ............................................ 3S
Ta-boó .................................................................2N
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Esplanade ............................................................ 1S
Worth Avenue Yachts ....................................... 1S
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Bottega Veneta ..................................................2N
HOME FURNISHINGS/ INTERIOR DESIGN Dea Luxury Italian Linens .............................3N
