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They come and they go. West Palm Beach has been like a revolving door for restaurants in the past decade, and this is one city where you can truly say everything old is new again -- at least when it comes to the buildings they occupy.
In the past several months, several new establishments have opened their doors, with an Irish gastropub in the former Bobbi-Sue-BBQ space off Clematis Street and Oli's Fashion Cuisine in the former Fuku space, while two newcomers bring exciting dishes to Northwood Village and a remote location for a chef-driven brasserie off Belvedere Road
See also: Five Best New Restaurants in Fort Lauderdale
