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🎃 Spooky & Spirited: The Best October Events in Downtown West Palm Beach 🎃

 

October is officially here, and Downtown West Palm Beach has a full lineup of spooky season celebrations for every kind of Halloween fan. Whether you’re looking for family-friendly fall festivals or Halloween bar crawls along Clematis Street, Downtown West Palm Beach delivers thrills and chills South Florida style. Grab your best costume and check out these October events haunting Downtown West Palm Beach.

 

Mr. Jack O’ Lanterns Pumpkin Patch 

October 2 – November 1 
419 Lakeview Avenue

Bring a piece of fall home by picking up a pumpkin or two at this family-owned pop-up pumpkin patch. Along with shopping an extensive selection of pumpkins, you can purchase a ‘Jack-O-Pass,’ which includes access to activities such as a bounce house, petting zoo, and mini putt-putt. While you’re there, you can also pick up pumpkin carving kits, home decorations, and Halloween costumes. The pumpkin patch is open Monday through Thursday from 11 a.m.–8 p.m., Friday and Sunday from 10 a.m.–8 p.m., and Saturday from 10 a.m.–9 p.m.

 

Halloween Trivia Night 

Wednesday, October 14 
319 Clematis Street  

Test your Halloween knowledge at a fun trivia night covering Halloween movies, music, and traditions. This adults-only event will feature food, drinks, and prizes, and instead of dressing up, participants are asked to bring a new children’s Halloween costume to donate. The event will take place from 6:30–8 p.m., and admission is $10.

 

7th Annual Moon Crawl 

Saturday, October 24 
Roxy’s Pub (309 Clematis Street) 

Experience one of Downtown West Palm Beach’s ultimate bar crawls, which starts at Roxy’s Pub and includes drinks at several participating bars and lounges. The party is scheduled from 8 – 11:59 p.m., and party goers are encouraged to wear their best Halloween costumes. Prizes ranging from cash to trips will be awarded for the best individual and group costumes.

Clematis by Fright, Downtown West Palm Beach. Photo by Scott Wiseman.
Clematis by Fright 

Thursday, October 29 
101 North Clematis Street 

West Palm Beach’s signature weekly concert series gets a haunted makeover for October. Set against the Intracoastal Waterway, the gathering features live music from local bands, trick-or-treating stations for kids, food trucks, and a costume contest for all ages. The free event runs from 6-9 p.m.

 

Olympus After Dark: A Halloween Rooftop Party

Saturday, October 31 
Treehouse Rooftop Bar & Restaurant (380 Trinity Place)

Hosted at the Treehouse Rooftop Bar & Restaurant at the Canopy by Hilton West Palm Beach Downtown, this Greek mythology-themed Halloween party is sure to be legendary. From 7 – 11 p.m., hit the dance floor with live DJ sets, sip a complimentary drink, and enter the costume contest for a chance to win a two-night hotel stay.

 

Not So Spooky Movie Marathon  

Saturday, October 31 
Mandel Public Library (411 Clematis Street) 

If you have little ones, head to the Mandel Public Library’s Not So Spooky Movie Marathon for some pre-trick-or-treating fun. Running from 11:30 a.m. –  4:30 p.m., the movie marathon will feature only “slightly spooky movies” geared toward infants through five-year-olds. The free event is a low-key way for young ghosts and goblins to kick off the Halloween weekend.

 

Emo Night Respectables 

Saturday, October 31 
Respectable Street (518 Clematis Street) 

Scream along to your favorite pop-punk and emo anthems at Clematis Street’s iconic live music venue, Respectable Street. The dance party starts at 10 p.m. and will feature DJLinderSMASH! spinning all the hits! Halloween costumes are strongly encouraged.

  

Halloween Night Bar Crawl 

Saturday, October 31 
114 S. Narcissus Avenue  

Cap off the spooky season with a thrilling Halloween night bar crawl through Downtown West Palm Beach. Kick off the fun at Camelot and hop across hotspots like Roxy’s Pub, Forget Me Not, and Locals Only. The party starts at 8 p.m., so grab your crew and wear your best costume for a shot at winning prizes.  

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Espresso Yourself: Coffee, Matcha and More in DowntownWPB

From expertly crafted espresso and locally roasted beans to colorful matcha lattes, Colombian-inspired brews and European café traditions, Downtown West Palm Beach offers a diverse collection of coffee and tea shops to explore. Whether starting the morning, catching up with friends or settling in for a productive afternoon, there is a downtown café to match every mood. 

Arya Tea Bar

(508 Clematis Street)

Owned by Sophie DeWaal, Arya Tea Bar specializes in creative matcha drinks, fruit-forward tea blends and light bites. The shop’s elevated menu and modern atmosphere make it a colorful addition to Clematis Street.

 

 

Blue Mountain Coffee House

(540 Clematis Street, Suite 3)

Owned by Allison Boettcher, Blue Mountain Coffee House brings the flavors of Jamaica to DowntownWPB with authentic coffee made from beans harvested and roasted on a private estate. Guests can pair their cup with organic pancakes, waffles or pastries while enjoying the café’s warm, welcoming atmosphere.

 

 

Carmela Coffee

(319 Clematis Street)

Co-owned and founded by Rafael Baretta and Rainier Abreu, Carmela Coffee brings together bold brews, fresh flavors and cozy vibes. Every cup begins at El Cuminate Farm, the company’s family-run farm in Costa Rica’s West Valley, where coffee beans are grown with care, respect for the land and a commitment to sustainability. Paired with handcrafted breakfast and lunch options made from quality ingredients, Carmela offers a flavorful way to fuel any part of the day. 

 

Common Grounds Brew & Roastery

(205 Clearwater Drive)

Located inside Lumaire West Palm Beach, Common Grounds Brew & Roastery pairs locally roasted coffee with an easygoing, community-focused atmosphere. Founder Justin Olive opened the original coffee shop in Downtown Lake Worth Beach in 2014 before expanding and rebranding the business in 2019 after acquiring local bean supplier Sea Bean Coffee Company. Common Grounds is an inviting place to meet with friends, catch up on work or simply slow down with a fresh cup.

 

Crema Gourmet Espresso Bar

(216 Clematis Street)

Founded by Greek immigrants Ioannis Sotiropoulos and Efthymios Paliouras, Crema Gourmet Espresso Bar serves premium coffee and flavorful brunch plates in a lively café setting. From morning espresso runs to leisurely midday meals, Crema brings plenty of energy and flavor to Clematis Street. await at Crema Gourmet Espresso Bar. From morning espresso runs to leisurely midday meals, Crema brings plenty of energy and flavor to Clematis Street. 

 

Johan’s Joe

(401 S. Dixie Highway, Suite 3)

Owned by Laura Klintberg, Johan’s Joe blends West Palm Beach hospitality with the Swedish tradition of fika, a ritual centered on pausing for coffee and conversation. The café proudly serves Löfbergs Lila, an award-winning Swedish coffee roaster crafting full-flavored blends since 1906. With handcrafted espresso drinks, European– style treats and a cozy setting, Johan’s Joe is a charming place to slow down and unwind. 

 

Maman

(473 S. Rosemary Avenue)

Founded by husband-and-wife team Elisa Marshall and Benjamin Sormonte, Maman brings its South of France-inspired café experience to Downtown West Palm Beach with vintage-inspired décor, whimsical florals and a menu rooted in family traditions. The French café in CityPlace offers everything from early-morning coffee and brunch with friends to pastries, afternoon treats and private gatherings.

 

Pumphouse Coffee Roasters

(300 Banyan Boulevard)

Co–founded by Alex and Christian Le Clainche, Pumphouse’s sleek downtown counter serves carefully prepared double espresso, fresh pour-over or quick grab-and-go bites. Its locally roasted selections include signature profiles such as the chocolate-forward Beach Entry Blend and the fruity, complex Competing Theories Blend. 

 

Salento Coffee Shop

(407 Clematis Street)

Owned by husband-and-wife team Jaime and Johana Lara, Salento Coffee Shop celebrates Colombian coffee culture through rich espresso drinks, authentic tinto and warm neighborhood hospitality. Named after the Colombian town of Salento, the café sources its coffee beans from Salento and the Sierra Nevada region, offering a flavorful taste of Colombia in DowntownWPB. 

 

Subculture Coffee

(509 Clematis Street)

Founded by Rodney Mayo, Subculture Coffee has become a longtime staple, known for its craft coffee and creative, community-driven atmosphere. The shop sources beans from small-batch coffee farms around the world and roasts them in-house daily to create single-origin coffees and signature espresso blends. With eclectic seating, colorful murals, a spacious alleyway patio and locally baked treats, Subculture offers an artsy, laid-back setting to start the morning, meet with friends or spend the afternoon. 

 

No matter the preferred brew, Downtown West Palm Beach has no shortage of coffee shops, making it easy to discover a new favorite cup and a welcoming place to enjoy it.

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4 Businesses in Downtown West Palm Beach You Should Know This Hispanic Heritage Month

Downtown West Palm Beach is a vibrant district shaped by people and cultures from around the world. In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, we’re spotlighting four Hispanic-owned businesses and the inspiring entrepreneurs behind them. From an award-winning marketing agency and a luxury salon to two family-owned dining destinations, these businesses bring creativity, culture, and community to Downtown West Palm Beach.

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CRL Media

120 South Olive Avenue, Suite 704

Founded by Claudia Ruiz Levy in 2007, CRL Media is a full-service marketing agency that began when Levy realized there wasn’t an agency in Palm Beach County that served small Hispanic-owned businesses.  “As a Colombian immigrant and advertising professional, I understood many of the challenges these business owners faced,” she explains. “They needed someone who understood marketing, as well as the culture, the community, and what it takes to build a business in a new country.”

The company’s location in Downtown West Palm Beach has been advantageous, as Levy says it “brings together people from many different backgrounds.” The business owner also says having a downtown office keeps her connected to what’s happening in the community. “I like to go out for cafecito or enjoy community events after hours like Clematis by Night,” she shares.  “I’m always telling people about the new events, restaurants, and business openings in the neighborhood, which has earned me the nickname ‘La alcaldesa del Downtown,’ or ‘The mayor of Downtown’.” 

Levy’s career includes several milestones. In 2012, she received the Latina Entrepreneur of the Year Award from the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Palm Beach County. She used the opportunity to give back and organized a Dress for Success event. Partnering with Roxy’s Pub, her fundraiser drew in over 100 people and collected handbags and makeup to support women entering the workforce.

“The event showed me how quickly our downtown businesses and community can come together for a good cause,” she says. “Downtown West Palm Beach feels like the heart of our community. For an agency built around communication and community connections, it felt like a natural place to call home.”

 

Salento Coffee

407 Clematis Street 

At Salento Coffee, owner Jaime Lara says coffee is more than just a drink. This belief inspired him, his wife Johona Lara, and his late brother Alvaro Lara to open the Clematis Street coffee shop, a venture that began as a family project rooted in his Colombian heritage. “In Colombia, coffee is part of everyday life,” Lara explains. “It brings people together, creates conversation, and gives people a reason to slow down and connect. We wanted to bring that same feeling here.”

Salento Coffee uses Colombian coffee beans to make high-quality coffee, from a traditional tinto and café con leche to a variety of espresso-based drinks. The cafe’s food menu reflects both its Colombian roots and the broader flavors of Latin America, offering Colombian favorites such as arepas, empanadas, pandebono, and buñuelos alongside pastries and other specialties from across the region. These authentic flavors, paired with the coffee shop’s convenient location next to the Mandel Public Library, have made Salento a natural gathering spot for people from all backgrounds.

“Over the years, Salento has helped activate the City Hall courtyard and bring more beauty, energy, and life to the area, helping create a space where people want to gather and spend time,” Lara says. “One of the things we value most is bringing a Latin spirit to the heart of Downtown.”

Lara has been intentional about creating a space that welcomes all customers while sharing his love of Colombian culture. He says one of his proudest achievements has been hosting community get-togethers such as Qué Bacano, a free monthly Latin dance and culture celebration produced by the Downtown Development Authority and the City of West Palm Beach. 

“Events such as Qué Bacano, Día de las Velitas, and our Hispanic Heritage celebration were created from our desire to share Latin culture in a fun, welcoming, and authentic way,” Lara shares. “More than simply building a business, we’re proud to have helped create community, bring life to the courtyard, and create moments where people from different backgrounds can come together. That, for us, is one of Salento’s greatest accomplishments.”

 

Ivette Gil Beauty Design

269 Banyan Boulevard 

Ivette Gil Gutierrez has been styling hair since she was 18 and fell in love with the craft early on. She says she was drawn to the connection that comes with making people feel beautiful and confident, and opening Ivette Gil Beauty Design felt like a natural next step. “I was inspired to create a space where people could come in, feel welcomed, feel beautiful, and truly be themselves,” the Dominican-American businesswoman says. “For me, this business has never been just about hair and beauty; it’s about creating relationships and building a community.”

Gutierrez originally opened her salon on Palm Beach Island before relocating to Downtown West Palm Beach in 2021. The move was spurred in part by the city’s infectious energy. “Downtown felt like the perfect place for the next chapter of my business,” she explains. “I love the mix of established businesses, new entrepreneurs, locals, and visitors, and the sense of community that continues to grow here.” 

Today, Gutierrez remains active behind the chair, specializing in luxury bridal and event work, including celebrity weddings. One of the most rewarding parts of her career has been watching the people around her grow. Over the past few years, she says her staff has grown more confident in their talents and built successful careers within the salon. Her staff has also had the honor of sharing important life moments with their clients. 

“Our clients have become like family,” she says. “We’ve had clients who have been with us through weddings, birthdays, new jobs, major life changes, and so many beautiful chapters. But being able to provide a home where both my clients and my team feel supported, valued, and successful — that’s the milestone I’m most proud of.” 

 

Rivales Taqueria & Craft Bar

106 North Olive Avenue 

Jimmy Rivas started working in restaurants at just 14 years old. Together with his brother Alberto Valdivia, the Nicaraguan-born duo set out to redefine the local dining scene with Rivales Taqueria & Craft Bar, which offers authentic Mexican dishes featuring fresh, locally sourced produce and preservative-free meat. 

“We wanted to do a higher-end style of Mexican food with great flavor and ingredients,” Rivas says. “One thing that was important to us was making tortillas from scratch, as we noticed that not a lot of restaurants in the area were doing that. The restaurant also came about because we ate at a lot of food trucks growing up, and we wanted to have a place of our own.” 

As head chef, Rivas keeps the menu fresh, recently debuting Michoacán-style carnitas slow-cooked with a splash of Mexican Coca-Cola until tender on the inside and crispy on the outside. His drink recommendation? The restaurant’s signature Rivales Margarita, made from scratch with fresh lime juice, which Rivales says is refreshing in any season.

Operating in Downtown West Palm Beach since 2014, the restaurant has built a loyal following. Over the years, Rivales has welcomed everyone from tennis superstar Serena Williams to longtime local customers who dine there three or four times a week.  That diversity of diners is precisely what makes the location so special to Rivales. 

“It feels like we’re the ‘Cheers’ of Downtown. Everyone kind of knows each other, and it’s great to see where people are coming from and what they’re doing here,” he explains. “I love being in Downtown West Palm Beach because there’s such a great sense of community and it’s growing.”

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Hispanic-Owned Businesses In #DowntownWPB

During Hispanic Heritage Month (September 15 to October 15), we honor the contributions of Hispanic and Latino Americans in the United States; especially in our #DowntownWPB. We have a robust Hispanic community and it is our diversity that is one of our greatest strengths. Join us as we continue to celebrate the contributions of our incredible Downtown West Palm Beach community.

Note: This list is not comprehensive and will be updated as quickly as we are able to.

 

Alfonso Hernandez Architects 
105 S. Narcissus Avenue, Suite 200
Founder and managing partner Alfonso Hernandez recognized the need for an architecture firm that could honor South Florida’s past while innovating its future with contemporary green architectural design. Based in the heart of Downtown West Palm Beach, AH Architects has its finger on the pulse of the community and is honored to be an active participant in the development of the city.

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CRL Media Hispanic Advertising & Public Relations Media 
120 S. Olive Avenue, Suite 704
Colombian-born Claudia Ruiz Levy opened the first Hispanic advertising agency in West Palm Beach, CRL Media. CRL Media specializes in Hispanic market services and multicultural advertising and public relations services in West Palm Beach and the South Florida area.

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Ivette Gil Beauty Design
269 Banyan Boulevard
Ivette Gil, a proud Dominican American and the owner of Ivette Gil Beauty Design, brings a flair for fabulous to every appointment! Specializing in stunning extensions, personalized hair color, and fresh, modern cuts and styles, Ivette is all about helping you look and feel your best.

 

REG Architects
120 S. Olive Avenue, Suite 210
Rick Gonzalez, president of REG Architects, a firm specializing in architecture, historic preservation, interior design and community planning has been offering services in Downtown West Palm Beach for over 30 years.

 

 

Rivales Taqueria
106 N. Olive Avenue
The authentic Mexican cantina opened its doors to Downtown West Palm Beach in 2013. Co-owners and brothers, Jimmy Rivas and Alberto Valdivia brought to life their vision of an eatery filled with art, Mexican street food and delicious drinks.

 

 

Salento Coffee Shop 
407 Clematis Street
Salento Coffee owners, Jaime and Johana Lara, have brought the delicious taste of authentic Colombian coffee to Downtown West Palm Beach. On top of traditional café menu items, Salento offers Colombian dishes such as arepas, empanadas and more.

 

Tacos Del Cartel
533 Clematis Street
Husband-and-wife team Danny Cruz and Vilexys Salas opened the vibrant Tacos del Cartel in August 2025. Inspired by the colorful streets of Mexico and the soulful alleys of New Orleans, they created a space where brunch, lunch, and dinner become an exploration of cultures and a celebration of diversity.

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Your Guide To Happy Hour In Downtown West Palm Beach

Greeting the setting sun with a drink in hand sure beats sitting in traffic. So we agree that there’s no better way to unwind during the week than having a popular drink at one of Downtown West Palm Beach’s happy hour spots!

We did the hard work for you and came up with a guide for your happy hour exploration.

  1. 123 Datura Bar & Kitchen (123 Datura Street): The neighborhood cocktail bar that boasts “zero pretenses and a serious pizza game” offers 50% off the entire tab Monday through Friday from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
  2. Adrienne’s Pizzabar (378 S. Rosemary Avenue): From midday bites to late-night cocktails, Adrienne’s serves up happy hour specials for every schedule. Guests can enjoy discounted drinks and bites duringDaily Aperitivo Hour at the bar from 11:30 a.m.–6 p.m., Late Night Happy Hour from 10 p.m. until close, as well as Buy One, Get One brunch cocktails on weekends. Stop by on 2 for Tuesdays to enjoy a Napoli Margherita pizza and two margarita cocktails for just $30.
  3. Avocado Grill (125 Datura Street): The breezy hangout known for incorporating avocado into several dishes also has a great happy hour deal that includes 2-for-1 drinks with 50% off all small plates Monday through Friday from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the bar.
  4. Banter (380 Trinity Place): Located inside the Canopy Hotel, Banter hosts happy hour from 4 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., including $4 beers, $5 draft beers, $6 wines, $7 well drinks, $8 must-try specialty cocktails and small bites.
  5. Bar Capri (185 Banyan Boulevard):  Tucked above Elisabetta’s Ristorante, Bar Capri offers the perfect rooftop escape with stunning views of the Intracoastal Waterway and a chic, Italian-inspired ambiance. Stop by the bar for Aperitivo Hour, offered daily from 4–7 p.m., featuring $2 off drinks, $8 specialty cocktails, $8 wines by the glass, $4 Peroni, $8 small plates, and $10 pizzas. And don’t miss Martini Mondays, when guests can enjoy 50% off all martinis all day. It’s the perfect spot to unwind after work.
  6. Batch Local Kitchen (223 Clematis Street): Known for its scratch-made Southern cuisine crafted with locally sourced ingredients, Batch serves up happy hour Monday through Friday from 3–7 p.m. and Saturday through Sunday from 4–6 p.m. Guests can enjoy half off appetizers at the bar, $6 select beers, wines, and cocktails, $8 whiskey bar selections, $10 house classics, and $12 Whiskey Reserve rare pours. On Wednesdays, Bourbon, Birds & Bubbles adds even more to the lineup with $5 off all Batch single-barrel 2 oz. whiskey pours, wings, Nashville hot chicken sandwiches, and spritzes.
  7. The Blind Monk (655 S. Olive Avenue): This cozy wine bar offers happy hour every night from 5-6 p.m., where guests can enjoy $10 libations and $8 small plates, making it the perfect spot to unwind after a long day.
  8. Chhauka (105 S. Narcissus Avenue, Suite 130):Experience the bold flavors of India with a modern twist at Chhauka, where vibrant cuisine meets handcrafted cocktails in a stylish setting. Happy Hour is offered daily from 3–6 p.m., featuring $9 specialty cocktails crafted by BarBoss Evan, $7 wines, $5 beers, and a selection of bar bites created by Chef Hemant.
  9. Duffy’s Sports Grill (225 Clematis Street): Instead of limiting their specials to a specific timeframe for happy hour, Duffy’s offers 2 for 1 drinks all day, every day, including wine. Everything from the bar, draft and bottled beer, top shelf cocktails and premium wines are included. 
  10. Elisabetta’s Ristorante (185 Banyan Boulevard): A DowntownWPB staple along our waterfront, Elisabetta’s Aperitivo Hour deal includes $2 off drinks, $8 specialty cocktails, $10 pizzas, and $8 small plates, and more at the bar every day from 4-7 p.m. Then there’s Martini Mondays, where guests can enjoy 50% off all martinis and $4.95 meatball sliders all day.
  11. E.R. Bradley’s Saloon (104 S. Clematis Street): The landmark bar and restaurant’s happy hour deal — which is Monday through Thursday, from 4 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. — includes $6 well drinks, $4 beers, $8 wines, and $8 bar snacks.
  12. Felice West Palm Beach (366 S. Rosemary Avenue): Savor the flavors of Tuscany at Felice, where elegant Italian fare meets a relaxed aperitivo tradition. Served daily from 4–7 p.m., Aperitivo features shareable small plates, $12 handcrafted cocktails, $12 wines, and additional discounted drink specials. 
  13. Fern Restaurant (501 Fern Street, No. 104):Visit this innovative farm-to-table restaurant for a happy hour that puts fresh, local flavors front and center. Available Monday through Saturday from 4:30–6:30 p.m., happy hour features $10 classic cocktails and wines alongside a tempting lineup of bites, including wood-fired oysters with cowboy butter crust, Florida rock shrimp tacos, local mushroom toast, red snapper ceviche, smoked tri-tip panchitos, tallow-fried patatas bravas, and more.
  14. Garden District Taproom (410 Evernia Street, Suite 119): This casual self-pour taproom is the perfect spot to unwind for happy hour. Enjoy 15% off all the taps from 2-7 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, and all day on Sundays. 
  15. Hullabaloo (517 Clematis Street): This unique spot’s happy is from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. every day, and includes 50% off sprits, wine, and beer (excluding bottles), as well as discounted bar bites and half off pizzas Mondays through Fridays from 4-7 p.m.
  16. Kabuki Sushi Thai (308 Clematis Street): Kabuki offers a special happy hour menu daily from 3 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. except for certain events during the year, like Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve and the Palm Beach International Boat Show.
  17. KYMA (151 N. Olive Avenue): Bring a taste of the Greek islands to your afternoon at Kyma, where Mediterranean elegance meets happy hour. Available Tuesday through Friday from 3:30–6:30 p.m., guests can sip $10 house wines, including rosé, Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Noir, and Prosecco, or choose from $7 beers like Mythos, Fix, Heineken, and Lagunitas IPA. It’s an inviting way to unwind while soaking up Kyma’s signature coastal atmosphere.
  18. Lost Weekend (526 Clematis Street): This legendary bar not only features arcade games, art and billiards, but also a happy hour deal every day from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. where the entire bar is 50% off. But the fun doesn’t stop there! Stay late for Lost Weekend’s Midnight Magic, featuring $10 Clase Azul & 1942 tequila and $20 Johnnie Walker Blue from midnight to close every Friday and Saturday.
  19. Lynora’s (207 Clematis Street): Founded on the culinary traditions of the Abbenante family, Lynora’s not only serves delicious Italian dishes but a daily happy hour menu that includes half off all drinks from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. (until 7 p.m. at the bar) and a $10+ dining menu.
  20. Malka (206 6th Street): Ease into the evening at Malka West Palm Beach with Sunset Sips, served in the restaurant’s Back Garden Bar every Monday through Wednesday from 5–7 p.m. Guests can enjoy $16 cocktails, $5 beers, and a selection of small bites made for sharing and pairing. With its inviting garden setting and laid-back atmosphere, it’s a relaxing way to wind down the day.
  21. Maman (473 S. Rosemary Avenue): Settle into the charming Parisian-inspired atmosphere at Maman, where cozy cafés and happy hour go hand in hand. During L’Apéro (Happy Hour), guests can enjoy $8 classic cocktails, wines, and beer selections on weekdays from 3–6 p.m. and weekends from 4–6 p.m. 
  22. Moxies (565 S. Rosemary Avenue): Gather with friends at Moxies, where happy hour pairs handcrafted cocktails with crave-worthy shareable bites in a lively, contemporary setting. Available Monday through Friday from 3–6 p.m., guests can enjoy $12 signature cocktails, local craft beer, wine specials, and favorites like fresh smashed guacamole, potstickers, and poutine. Looking for an extra midweek treat? Stop by on Wednesdays for half-price bottles of wine.
  23. O’Shea’s Irish Pub (531 Clematis Street): A staple in the downtown area for over 30 years, O’Shea’s offers the best Irish experience, as well as a solid happy hour menu Monday through Friday from 3-6 p.m., featuring drink specials and $4 appetizers.
  24. Pistache French Bistro (101 N. Clematis Street, Suite 115): Add a touch of French sophistication to your after-work plans at Pistache French Bistro, where happy hour is served daily from 4:30–6:30 p.m. at the bar. Guests can enjoy the Pick 2 for $25 special featuring elevated favorites like Wagyu ravioli, salmon tartare, mussels marinière, and Burgundy escargots, or create a custom fromage and charcuterie board. Pair your selections with one of Pistache’s signature cocktails, like the Lavender Martini or Pistache Gin & Tonic, for an elegant way to unwind.
  25. Proper Grit (251 N Narcissus Avenue): Located inside the Ben Autograph Hotel, Proper Grit hosts happy hour Monday through Friday from 1-6 p.m. featuring $10 signature cocktails and delicious small plates.
  26. Rivales Taqueria & Craft Bar (106 N Olive Avenue): Located in the heart of Downtown West Palm Beach, Rivales serves up happy hour daily from 4–7 p.m., featuring $6 classic margaritas, $4 Mexican beers, $6 Casa Noble Blanco shots, $7 prosecco, and $8 Tito’s Vodka cocktails. Guests can also enjoy $5 house margaritas during Margarita Mondays from 4–6 p.m. Restaurant, bar, and hospitality employees can keep the celebration going with In The Biz Wednesdays, offering 50% off.
  27. Rocco’s Tacos & Tequila Bar (224 Clematis Street): A mainstay on Clematis, Rocco’s offers a great happy hour menu every day from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the bar and high tops, featuring $5 tacos and appetizers and drink specials.
  28. Roxy’s Pub ( 309 Clematis Street): From craft brews to dancing on the rooftop to block parties in the street, Roxy’s has it all, including happy hour Monday through Friday from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. This includes $5 appetizers, $1 off drinks & beer, $5 glass of wine, and $7 craft cocktails.
  29. Shanghai’d(519 Clematis Street): Head to Shanghai’d (formerly Kapow Noodle Bar) every weekday for discounted food and drinks during happy hour. The restaurant also hosts ITB Mondays, offering 50% off for restaurant, bar, and hospitality employees “In The Biz.”
  30. Sourbon Kitchen + Bar (215 Clematis Street): Bring a little extra flavor to happy hour at Sourbon Kitchen + Bar, where handcrafted cocktails and delicious bites make the perfect pairing. Available Wednesday through Sunday from 5–7 p.m. at the bar, guests can enjoy $9 craft cocktails, $8 wines by the glass, and $4 select bottled beers. Pair your drink with $12 bites like truffle fries, house-made meatballs, fresh oysters, or truffle mushroom flatbread. Looking for a midweek treat? Stop by on Wine Wednesdays for 50% off bottles of wine.
  31. Spruzzo (251 N Narcissus Avenue, 8th Floor): Located on the rooftop of the Ben Autograph Hotel, this location doesn’t have a traditional happy hour, but there is a live DJ Saturdays and Sundays, not to mention awesome rooftop views of the waterfront.
  32. Tacos Del Cartel (533 Clematis Street): Tacos del Cartel offers a vibrant happy hour Monday through Friday from 2–6 p.m., featuring delicious tacos like the al pastor and costra, along with discounted drinks. With bold flavors and a lively atmosphere, it’s the perfect spot to unwind and indulge after a busy work day!
  33. Urban Roast (201 Datura Street): Start happy hour early at Urban Roast, where guests can enjoy $10 handcrafted cocktails Monday through Friday from 1–6 p.m. Whether you’re catching up with friends or unwinding after work, it’s the perfect excuse to sip and relax. Specials exclude liquor upgrades, special requests, Espresso Martini Flights, and the Don Margarita. Happy hour is not available on holidays, Valentine’s Day, or during special events.
  34. Waxin’s (230 Clematis Street): Experience a taste of Sweden in the heart of DowntownWPB! Happy hour features $9 handcrafted cocktails, discounted drinks, and bar menu specials, making it the perfect excuse to gather with friends or unwind after work.
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Savor DowntownWPB During Flavor South Florida!

September is serving up something delicious in DowntownWPB! Flavor South Florida returns with specially priced menus and creative dishes at participating restaurants throughout the month. It’s the perfect excuse to discover a new favorite, revisit a beloved spot and experience more of Downtown West Palm Beach’s vibrant dining scene. 

 

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Hullabaloo

517 Clematis Street

For $39 per person, Hullabaloo’s three-course menu delivers plenty of Italian-inspired comfort. The meal moves from house salad, meatballs or crispy arancini to entrées including chicken marsala, cacio e pepe and grilled hanger steak. Banana bread pudding loaded with pecans, caramel and chocolate chips or assorted flavored gelato provides a tempting final course.
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KYMA

151 N. Olive Avenue

Whether stopping by for lunch or settling in for dinner, guests can experience the flavors of Greece at KYMA. The $35 lunch menu includes grilled halloumi, calamari, chicken kebab, salmon and lavraki, while the $55 dinner expands the experience with lamb chops, a 14-ounce New York strip steak, mushroom risotto and more. Both three-course menus end with a choice of classic baklava or portokalopita, a traditional Greek orange cake.

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Lynora’s Restaurant

207 Clematis Street

A taste of Italy awaits at Lynora’s with a three-course menu available for $39 per person. Antipasti selections range from polpetta della casa and arancino di riso to bruschetta and melanzane alla parmigiana, followed by comforting favorites like rigatoni alla vodka, pollo Francese and pollo Parmigiana. Tiramisu or limoncello cake provides the perfect dolce ending. Buon appetito!

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Malka

209 Sixth Street

Malka is turning Flavor South Florida into a culinary performance with a multi-course menu available for $65 per person. The experience begins with golden focaccia, followed by a choice of tomato carpaccio or tuna tartare and entrées such as a grilled mushroom skewer with hummus, day boat grouper or Malka’s signature junior schnitzel filled with mashed potato marrow. For the encore, guests can end the evening with a cookie or cake.

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Pistache French Bistro

101 N. Clematis Street

Pistache French Bistro is bringing a taste of France to Flavor South Florida with three-course menus available for lunch and dinner. The $35 lunch features selections such as petite mussels, pan-seared branzino, Wagyu beef ravioli and coq au vin, while the $58 dinner elevates the experience with escargot vol-au-vent, summer truffle pasta, magret de canard, and beef bourguignon. Save room for a crispy apple tart or warm chocolate lava cake served with pistachio ice cream. Bon appétit!

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Proper Grit

251 N. Narcissus Avenue

Proper Grit’s $65 three-course dinner brings bold flavor from the first bite to the last. Crispy calamari, pecan-crusted goat cheese salad and Baby Gem Caesar lead into choices like pennette alla vodka, lemon linguini, duck confit tortellini and Wagyu picanha steak. Dessert keeps the Southern-meets-tropical theme going with carrot cake or passion fruit-key lime pie served with coconut sorbet and raspberry gelée.

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Shanghai’d

519 Clematis Street

Guests have plenty of delicious decisions to make with Shanghai’d’s three-course menu, priced at $39 per person. Szechuan beef potstickers, gochujang crispy chicken bao and wok-charred edamame are among the starters, followed by shrimp pad Thai, duck fried rice, short rib pad see ew or General Tso’s chicken. Mandarin beignets with caramel gelato, white chocolate and raspberry taiyaki, and mango sago keep the creative flavors coming through dessert.

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Spruzzo

251 N. Narcissus Avenue

Rooftop views are only part of the appeal at Spruzzo, where a Mediterranean-inspired three-course dinner is available for $65 per person. The menu travels from roasted carrot hummus, crudité and whipped feta, or octopus alla plancha to conchiglioni alla vodka, chicken paillard, za’atar steak kabob or Mediterranean branzino. Complete the evening with tiramisu or dark chocolate mousse cake topped with passion fruit curd and mixed berry ice cream.

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West Palm Cowboy Club

200 Clematis Street

West Palm Cowboy Club is saddling up for Flavor South Florida with a hearty dinner menu priced at $40 per person. After choosing brisket potato skins, skillet nachos, Caesar salad or hickory-smoked wings, diners can dig into pulled pork, 18-hour brisket, smoked turkey, peach-glazed ribs or veggie pizza with a classic side. Finish the feast with a layered banana parfait or decadent chocolate brownie parfait. Yeehaw!

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Where to Satisfy Your Pasta Cravings in Downtown West Palm Beach

A guide to some of the best pasta restaurants in the Center of Paradise.  

Being in Downtown West Palm Beach means you have access to some of the most diverse restaurants. Beyond the palm trees and Intracoastal views, Downtown West Palm Beach is a hotspot for authentic Italian cuisine. From hand-rolled gnocchi that melts in your mouth to hearty ribbons of pappardelle smothered in rich ragu, the city’s kitchens are serving up serious comfort and flavor. Whether you’re seeking a casual Italian cafe or a chic, modern eatery, here’s where to satisfy your pasta cravings.  

 

Elisabetta’s Ristorante Bar Pizzeria (185 Banyan Boulevard)  

Located across the street from the Intracoastal, Elisabetta’s Ristorante opened in 2021 and has quickly become a fixture in Downtown West Palm Beach. The sprawling restaurant has indoor and outdoor seating, along with a rooftop lounge called Bar Capri. The menu is a tribute to authentic Italian cuisine, featuring house-made pastas like delicious braised beef rigatoni, spaghetti carbonara, and ricotta-stuffed ravioli. Save room for a slice of cheesecake or a scoop of gelato for a truly unforgettable experience.  

 

Hullaballoo (517 Clematis Street) 

Hullabaloo made its debut on Clematis Street in 2013, and the hip gastropub has a distinct speakeasy vibe and a focus on craft cocktails. The restaurant has also drawn diners in with its inventive, Italian-inspired menu from its wood-fired oven. Think thick, layered lasagna, Italian sausage rigatoni, and a delicious burrata pasta. The real showstopper, however, is the hidden back patio, where guests can dine inside a vintage Airstream trailer surrounded by a lush, garden-like atmosphere. This unique setting, combined with its creative food and drink program, has made Hullabaloo a beloved local restaurant.  

 

Felice (366 S. Rosemary Avenue)  

Felice, located at CityPlace, brings a chic, Tuscan-inspired atmosphere to downtown West Palm Beach. The restaurant has plenty of sidewalk tables and floor-to-ceiling windows that showcase the dining room’s crisp green-and-white decor. The pasta menu here is extensive and includes Fettuccine alla Bolognese, topped with 24-month-aged Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese. Other customer favorites are the tender Ravioli Della Casa, stuffed with whipped ricotta and spinach, and the Pappardelle Salsiccia, which combines thick ribbons of pasta with sweet Italian sausage and porcini mushrooms in a decadent truffle sauce.  

 

Lynora’s (207 Clematis Street) 

Lynora’s offers a taste of authentic, family-style Italian cooking with a modern twist. The Clematis Street restaurant is always buzzing, especially during its legendary happy hour and weekend brunch. Rooted in passed-down family recipes, the menu features beloved classics like Nonna’s Meatballs alongside perfectly executed pasta dishes and wood-fired pizzas. Some crowd-favorite pasta dishes include gnocchi and linguini alle vongole, which is served with sautéed clams.  

 

Ristorante Santucci (610 Clematis Street) 

At the family-owned Ristorante Santucci, the focus is on authentic, house-made pasta rooted in Chef Emilio Santucci’s Sicilian heritage. The restaurant’s aesthetic is pure modern glamour: white marble floors gleam, silver chandeliers glitter, and sleek white chairs fill the space. But the true star is the “Pasta Fresca” menu, which features a long list of house-made pastas. Come hungry for the restaurant’s signature tagliatelle, a dish of golden pasta topped with sauteed mushrooms and house-made Italian sausage. Another winner is the mezzaluna di ossobuco, delicate ravioli stuffed with veal.  

 

The Blind Monk (655 S. Olive Avenue)  

Located at the AKA West Palm hotel, The Blind Monk is a sophisticated haven with a loyal following. Its cozy, dimly lit interior creates an intimate atmosphere perfect for conversation. The dinner-only restaurant also has a meticulously curated wine list featuring an impressive selection available by the glass or by the bottle. The pasta menu perfectly complements the wine, featuring small plates like wagyu oxtail ragu, spaghetti, and turkey ricotta meatballs.  

 

 

Clematis Pizza (523 Clematis Street) 

For a classic, no-fuss slice of pizza or plate of pasta, Clematis Pizza is the quintessential downtown spot, serving as the ideal pit-stop for a quick lunch or a late-night bite after a night out. The menu is straightforward and satisfying: enormous New York-style slices with a crispy crust and classic toppings, available by the slice or whole pie. On the pasta side, the restaurant serves classics like pesto ravioli, linguini, and fettuccine alfredo. Clematis Pizza is a delicious and convenient choice for satisfying a pasta craving in the heart of Downtown West Palm Beach.  

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The Best Summer Happy Hours in Downtown West Palm Beach

Clock out and cool down at these stellar bars and restaurants.  

It’s 5 p.m., and you’re ready to celebrate the end of another workday. It’s time to hit up the group chat and gather some friends for a round of drinks and appetizers. From casual bars to rooftop restaurants, the venues in Downtown West Palm Beach offer great happy hour specials all summer long. If you’re looking for a place to kick back, these five downtown destinations offer the perfect antidote to the long summer day.

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Bar Capri – 185 Banyan Boulevard 

Perched atop Banyan Boulevard with stunning views of the Intracoastal Waterway, Bar Capri is the ultimate destination for after-work drinks. This summer, the bar has a full lineup of specials you’ll look forward to all day. Their daily “Aperitivo Hour” runs from 4-7 p.m. and features discounted specialty cocktails, wines, and $10 pizzas.   Guests can also enjoy 50% off martinis on Martini Mondays every Monday. There’s nothing quite like sipping a cool Italian spritz on a rooftop, and Bar Capri offers coastal views that will have you coming back all summer.

 

Hullabaloo – 517 Clematis Street

Located in the heart of Clematis Street, Hullabaloo is the kind of place you need to add to your regular rotation (if you haven’t already). This hip, retro-inspired restaurant and bar features a vintage Airstream trailer and an indoor dining space with a cozy, eclectic vibe. The popular happy hour runs Monday through Saturday from 4-7 p.m., with half-off spirits, wine, and beer. Monday through Friday, guests can also enjoy half-off artisanal pizzas during happy hour, perfect for splitting with the table.

 

The Blind Monk – 655 S Olive Avenue 

If you want a change of pace from the conventional bar scene, The Blind Monk on South Olive Avenue offers a stylish, dimly lit setting. Their refined happy hour runs Monday through Saturday from 5-6 p.m. and features a curated selection of $10 boutique wines, craft beers, and timeless cocktails, including a refreshing margarita and a classic Moscow mule. The restaurant also offers $8 gourmet plates of fried chicken, tallow fries, and meatball sliders. If you want a place to decompress, The Blind Monk’s relaxed atmosphere invites you to slow down and catch up with friends over cocktails and bites. 

 

Banter – 380 Trinity Place 

Fresh, locally inspired dishes and handcrafted cocktails make Banter a standout happy-hour destination. The restaurant serves up generous happy hour specials every day from 4-6:30 p.m, featuring $4 beers, $6 wines, and $8 specialty cocktails. One of the signature cocktails, ‘The Good, The Bad, and The Must Have,’ is a refreshing blend of rock fruit-infused tequila, honey turmeric, grapefruit, and lime. It pairs beautifully with flavorful bites like the crispy prosciutto flatbread, cheesy jalapeño crab dip, or the discada skillet tacos. Located inside the Canopy Hotel, Banter is a warm and welcoming space to unwind after work. 

 

E.R. Bradley’s Saloon – 104 S Clematis Street

It’s almost impossible not to be in a good mood when you visit E.R. Bradley’s Saloon. The open-air bar and restaurant has been a fixture in Downtown West Palm Beach since 1984. Happy hour runs Monday through Thursday from 4-6:30 p.m. at the bar and high-tops, with $4 beers, $6 spirits, $8 wines, and $8 hearty bites like smash burgers and ahi tuna tacos. Between the thatched tiki huts, cold drinks, and live music, E.R. Bradley’s Saloon will make you feel like you’re on vacation. 

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More Than Books: 10 Things You Can Do at The Mandel Public Library

Your guide to learning, creating, and connecting at West Palm Beach’s downtown library

If you want to borrow a book, The Mandel Public Library of West Palm Beach has a few thousand of those. But this isn’t just a place to borrow a book; it’s a community hub where you can attend an art class, get homework help, or learn a new skill. You might be surprised at what the library has to offer. The four-story library in Downtown West Palm Beach is designed to offer learning opportunities, career assistance, and events for all ages. If it’s been a while since you visited, here are ten things you can do at the library besides borrowing a book.

1. Utilize the Technology and Innovation Center

Unleash your creativity in the Technology and Innovation Center, a media production space designed for creatives. Whether you’re a musician, animator, or digital storyteller, you can bring your ideas to life by booking a session in the dedicated studios: the Music & Podcasting Station, the 3D Drawing & Animation Studio, or the Virtual Reality Lab. Reservations are required and available in two-hour slots.

 

2. Sign Your Kids up for Reading and Writing Classes

The library has a variety of free resources for homeschool families. Students ages 7-11 can join the Creative Writing Club, a class focused on wordplay and collaborative storytelling. For younger kids, the library provides Reading Help with AmeriCorps where a volunteer tutor provides free, one-on-one reading help for students ages 5-11. Reservations are required for both half-hour sessions.

 

3. Get Homework Help

The library’s free Homework Center offers academic support for students of all ages. Elementary students in grades K-5 can receive help from certified teachers in all school subjects, as well as assistance with projects and test prep. For older students in grades 6-12, the center provides similar help, with dedicated sessions for specific subjects: Reading on Mondays through Wednesdays and Math on Tuesdays through Thursdays. All students can enjoy complimentary snacks, and no pre-registration is required.

 

4. Print, Scan, or Copy

Need to handle some paperwork? The library has you covered. Whether you need to print or scan a document or make copies, the services are both convenient and affordable. You can get black and white prints for just $0.10 a page or color prints for $0.50. Scanning documents to a USB or email is just $0.05 a page, and you can even send a fax for as little as $0.50.

5. Take an Art Class 

Ready to explore your creative side? The library’s free art classes in Art Studio 411 offer the perfect opportunity. You’ll learn from professional artists in a range of mediums, with past workshops including oil painting, watercolors, and acrylics. There are also classes in sculpting and sewing, so there’s always something new to try. Pre-registration is required to secure your spot. 

 

6. Meet with a Licensed Social Worker 

Parents and caregivers of children ages 0 to 18 can schedule a one-on-one session with a licensed social worker for case management, therapy support, or guidance during life’s challenges. Services also include referrals for community programs like food, housing, mental health, and childcare. For more information or to make an appointment, call (561)868-7750.  

 

7. Attend an annual event or festival  

Looking for something fun to do with the whole family? The library hosts a variety of engaging community events. Recent events include the Community Resources Marketplace, which connects residents with organizations like Meals on Wheels and Dress for Success. For fans of pop culture, the Mandel Fan Fest is a lively celebration where you can show off your best Darth Vader costume. And don’t miss the annual BAM Festival in April, a Book, Art, and Music festival geared toward tweens that features live music and author panels. 

 

8. Practice Your Driving Skills 

For kids ages 15 and up, the library offers a safe place to practice their driving skills. Book a session with the Driving Simulator, where you can complete step by step guided lessons to learn how to drive an automatic or manual (stick shift) vehicle. Registration is required for the one-hour sessions.  

 

9. Get Career Assistance  

Ready to take the next step in your career? The library has the tools and expertise to help you get there. You can sign up for a free appointment with a career coach who will help you create or refine your resume. The library also offers CareerSource, a program that offers one-on-one guidance to help you navigate your career path and find employment.  Reservations are required for appointments. For help with an online application, just ask an Associate Librarian, a service available on a first-come, first-served basis. 

 

10. Receive food services 

Thanks to generous grants, you can get free assistance with essential social services. On Tuesdays, representatives from the Palm Beach County Food Bank are available in Study Room A on the fourth floor to help you sign up for SNAP benefits and Medicaid. Additionally, the library is a distribution point for Lois’ Food4Kids, which provides a free meal bag with two lunches, two snacks, two drinks, and a family dinner for kids ages 5-12. Bags are available until supplies last.

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Where to Catch Every Goal: Best Places To Watch The FIFA World Cup in Downtown West Palm Beach

The FIFA World Cup is here, and there’s no better place to experience the excitement than Downtown West Palm Beach! Whether you’re cheering on your home country, gathering with fellow soccer fans, or looking for a lively atmosphere to watch the action unfold,  these local spots are ready to help you make the most of every match. 

The Ben Hotel (251 N. Narcissus Avenue): Soccer fans won’t want to miss The Beautiful Game Fan Zone at The Ben Hotel, where every match is elevated with a larger-than-life viewing experience. Throughout the tournament, guests can catch all the action on a massive LED screen while enjoying game-day specials, local craft beers, interactive games, and a match-day menu from Proper Grit. Designed for hotel guests, locals, and passionate fans alike, this immersive viewing experience brings the excitement of the FIFA World Cup to the heart of Downtown West Palm Beach! Admission is FREE, with optional premium experiences available for those looking to enhance their match-day experience Visit TheBenEvents.com for more information or call (561) 655-4001.

Clematis Pizza (523 Clematis Pizza): Catch every FIFA World Cup match live at Clematis Pizza, where fans can enjoy game-day energy, late-night bites, and plenty of TVs to watch the tournament. Dine-in specials include a large cheese pizza for $10.99, $1 wings, a large cheese pizza and 10 wings for $25, and BOGO beers. With the kitchen serving late and hours until 5 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, it’s a lively spot to cheer on your favorite team with pizza, wings, and friends. Visit ClematisPizza.com for more information or call (561) 655-6656.

O’Shea’s Irish Pub (531 Clematis Street): Gather with friends, grab a pint, and cheer on your favorite team at O’Shea’s Irish Pub. With plenty of TVs, a lively, welcoming atmosphere, and classic Irish pub fare,  it’s a go-to destination for catching every match and celebrating every goal throughout the tournament. Visit OSheasPub.com for more information or call (561) 833-3865.  

Pistache French Bistro (101 N. Clematis Street): Catch all the FIFA World Cup action at Pistache French Bistro, where guests can cheer on France throughout the tournament from June 11–July 19. Guests can enjoy chicken wings and lamb sliders, as well as cheese and charcuterie boards, escargots, steak tartare, moules marinières, their signature Pistache Burger, and the beloved Parisian Hot Dog. Visit PistacheWPB.com for more information or call (561) 833-5090.

Rivales Taqueria & Craft Bar (106 N. Olive Avenue): Experience every match at Rivales Taqueria & Craft Bar, where giant screens, authentic Mexican cuisine, ice-cold beers, and handcrafted cocktails set the stage for an exciting World Cup experience. Whether you’re stopping by for a single match or following the tournament from start to finish, Rivales is the great place to catch every goal and cheer on your favorite team! Visit RivalesTaqueria.com for more information or call (561) 345-3737. 

 

Note: We’ll continue updating this list as additional World Cup watch parties and specials are announced. Know of another DowntownWPB watch party? Send our way to @[email protected]

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