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BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse: Deep Dish and Pizookies on Palm Beach Lakes Boulevard
On Palm Beach Lakes Boulevard, BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse serves deep dish pizza, a sprawling 120-item menu, and the brand's famous Pizookie dessert.

Carmela Coffee - Village Commons: Farm-to-Cup and Dog-Friendly
Carmela Coffee's Village Commons cafe sources its coffee from the family's own Costa Rica farm and welcomes dogs indoors, pairing espresso with a menu of sandwiches, salads, and flatbreads.

City Pizza Italian Cuisine: Two Decades of New York-Style Pizza at Tanger Outlets
Serving West Palm Beach since 2001, this Tanger Outlets pizzeria has built its following on New York-style pizza, homemade pastas and a full bar.

Pura Vida Miami: Rosemary Square's All-Day Coffee Stop
Positioned between offices, CityPlace, and Brightline, this coastal-inspired cafe serves bowls, sandwiches, and specialty coffee to downtown West Palm Beach.

Bono Pizza & Pasta: Hand-Tossed New York Style on Forum Place
A family-run Forum Place pizzeria known for hand-tossed New York-style pies, wings and stromboli, and an owner who greets regulars by name.

Subculture Coffee: Small-Batch Roasting on Clematis Street
Subculture Coffee's Clematis Street cafe roasts single-origin coffee and espresso blends in house daily, rotating its lineup seasonally alongside locally baked vegan treats.

First Watch on Palm Beach Lakes: The Local Take on a National Favorite
This Palm Beach Lakes Boulevard location serves First Watch's made-to-order breakfast and brunch menu with an outdoor patio for al fresco dining.

Treehouse: Rooftop Views and Shareable Plates Above Clematis Street
One of downtown's highest rooftop venues, atop the Canopy by Hilton, pairing shareable plates and seasonal cocktails with skyline views.

Pumphouse Coffee Downtown at 300 Banyan: The Local Roaster's Office-District Outpost
Pumphouse Coffee Downtown at 300 Banyan brings the West Palm Beach roaster founded by brothers Alex and Christian LeClainche into the city's office district, pouring ethically sourced, artisan-roasted coffee steps from downtown desks.