Best Of Readers' Poll: Best Restaurant in Palm Beach

Palm Beach County has gone through one of the biggest restaurant booms in the U.S. lately: We're finally on the culinary map. From the tiny corner bistro where you've been a regular for years to the splashy newcomer cheffed by a big name, Palm Beach has enough good restaurants to...

By Gail Shepherd

February 14, 2009

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Palm Beach County has gone through one of the biggest restaurant booms in the U.S. lately: We're finally on the culinary map. From the tiny corner bistro where you've been a regular for years to the splashy newcomer cheffed by a big name, Palm Beach has enough good restaurants to keep us busy for a lifetime. So what's the BEST RESTAURANT in the county, IYHO? Old or new, shabby or chic, if you love it, get it on our list. Write your choice in the comments section below.

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