Monday night I tried a new gem in Palm Beach and I cannot wait to go back.
Nestled in the heart of West Palm Beach, Florida, is a culinary oasis that has quickly become the talk of the town: Harry’s Restaurant. With its inviting ambiance, delectable menu offerings, and unparalleled service, Harry’s is redefining the dining experience in the area.
From the moment you step through the doors of Harry’s, you’re greeted by an atmosphere that effortlessly blends sophistication with warmth. The restaurant’s modern décor, accented by subtle touches of elegance, sets the stage for an unforgettable dining journey.
What truly sets Harry’s apart, however, is its menu. Boasting a diverse selection of dishes inspired by global flavors and crafted with locally sourced ingredients, Harry’s offers something to tantalize every palate. Whether you’re craving a mouthwatering steak cooked to perfection, fresh seafood delicacies, or vibrant vegetarian options, Harry’s menu promises to satisfy even the most discerning diners.
One of the standout features of Harry’s is its commitment to culinary excellence and innovation. The restaurant’s talented team of chefs continually strives to push the boundaries of flavor, presenting guests with innovative twists on classic favorites and exciting new culinary creations.
But Harry’s isn’t just about exceptional food—it’s also about creating memorable experiences. The attentive and knowledgeable staff members at Harry’s are dedicated to ensuring that every guest feels welcomed and cared for from the moment they arrive until the moment they depart. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion, enjoying a romantic dinner for two, or simply seeking a delightful meal with friends and family, Harry’s delivers an experience that goes beyond just dining out.
In addition to its exquisite cuisine and impeccable service, Harry’s also offers a carefully curated selection of wines, cocktails, and beverages to complement your meal perfectly. From expertly crafted cocktails to fine wines from around the world, the drink menu at Harry’s is designed to enhance your dining experience and elevate your senses.
As word continues to spread about the culinary delights awaiting patrons at Harry’s Restaurant, it has quickly become the new hot spot in West Palm Beach. Whether you’re a longtime resident or just passing through the area, a visit to Harry’s is a culinary journey you won’t soon forget.
In a city known for its vibrant dining scene, Harry’s Restaurant shines as a true gem—a place where exceptional cuisine, impeccable service, and memorable experiences converge to create moments that linger long after the last bite is savored. Discover the magic of Harry’s for yourself and prepare to embark on a culinary adventure unlike any other.
Owners of MIKU SUSHI and HINOKI to Open MOLI Restaurant & Bar MOLI on Greenwich Avenue this Month
Restaurateurs Chef Steven Chen and K Dong will open their third Connecticut restaurant MOLI and first speakeasy-style bar concept Bar MOLI at 253 Greenwich Avenue in Greenwich, Connecticut this month. The restaurant will launch a soft opening on Father’s Day weekend.
MOLI restaurant and bar is set in a historic building, the foundation of the space was initially designed as the Putnam Trust Bank by architect F.A. Wright in 1915. Chen and Dong were drawn to the distinct domes made by the Spanish architect and master tile craftsman Rafael Guastavino. They developed interiors to resemble the Western influence in Shanghai, China during the 1940s.
The restaurant will offer premium handcrafted cocktails alongside elevated lunch and dinner menus featuring contemporary Chinese cuisine. Weekend brunch will be available featuring a traditional dim sum selection in addition to Peking duck. Innovative cocktails are designed by beverage director, Anthony Carrera.
This will be the team’s 5th restaurant brand in the tri-state area, sister restaurants include MIKU Sushi and HINOKI in Greenwich, Connecticut, KUMO Sushi Lounge in Scarsdale, New York, and Blu Sushi Bar at Blu on the Hudson in Weehawken, New Jersey. You can also find MIKU at Mike’s Organic, Tony’s at the J House, and Rowayton Seafood. For more information on the exact soft opening date please subscribe to the restaurant’s email list using this link (www.sevenrooms.com/explore/moli/subscription), visit MOLI online (moligreenwich.com), and follow on Instagram (@moligreenwich).
The Granola Bar is one of my family’s favorite restaurants EVER. We all have our favorite things on the menu and it is a must-visit at least a couple of times a month. But now the Rye location is serving dinner and it is awesome. About a year ago the Rye restaurant had a chic makeover. The result is def a cool cosmopolitan Miami vibe. I just love it. They expanded the menu to include craft cocktails and created a fabulous dinner menu that “may or may not be shared”. Check out the updated menu HERE or better yet, click to make a reservation HERE.
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The California-inspired fast-casual rotisserie restaurant by former Sweetgreen and Starbucks’ culinary leader Ben Pote opened in Cos Cob last week.
The concept of this fantastic eatery, both in cuisine and design, is inspired by California with a thoughtfully curated menu that offers something for everyone.
Rotisserie chicken and slow-roasted cauliflower are at the heart of the menu, complemented by entree-style salads, plant-forward sides, and sauces that are made in-house daily, with thoughtful pops of flavor throughout. The chicken, for example, is rubbed with bay leaf, oregano, and fennel pollen, giving it an herbaceous, savory flavor, while the whole-roasted cauliflower is sprinkled with za’atar, a Middle-Eastern herb blend. Wildacre’s salads are hearty enough for lunch and dinner, or to eat alongside a whole roasted chicken or cauliflower. Guests can order a la carte or select a bundled meal, which offers the choice of either a rotisserie chicken or slow-roasted cauliflower main plus two sides and two sauces. Side dishes range from french fries to roasted brussels sprouts, and the majority of the menu is gluten-free. The California influence shows up throughout the menu, which features ingredients like fennel pollen, Meyer lemon, and avocado, and flavors inspired by the Mediterranean, Central American, and Asian cuisines.
Wildacre thoughtfully sources its ingredients. The rotisserie chickens are from Cooks Venture, which raises a slow-growth, heirloom chicken called the Pioneer, taking into account the health of the animal and the health of the environment. Core to their mission is advancing regenerative agriculture, and their chickens are pasture-raised, heirloom birds fed a diet of non-GMO feed. Other menu items will be local and organic when possible.
Like the menu, Wildacre Rotisserie’s design has a California flair. Crisp white paint and contemporary light fixtures give the space a modern vibe, and tiles in varying shades of green represent the different greens one might find walking through the woods. Throughout the restaurant are images of poppies – the state flower of California. These beautiful, delicate flowers turn the Pacific coast orange every summer and are a fixture of the brand design. Seating will be available indoors, where diners can take in the views of Mill Pond.
Pote has over a decade of restaurant industry experience and an extensive background in culinary operations and menu strategy. He has held leadership positions at a number of nationally-renowned food brands, including Director of Development at Souvla in San Francisco, Director of Culinary Innovation at Starbucks, and most recently Director of Culinary Strategy and Culinary Program Manager at Sweetgreen. After earning his bachelor’s degree in Marketing from Washington University in St. Louis in 2008, Pote cooked his way through the kitchens of multi-unit restaurant groups like the Hillstone Restaurant Group (Hillstone, Houston’s) and The Florence Group (led by the Food Network’s Tyler Florence), before graduating from the French Culinary Institute in New York City in 2010.
Pote said, “We’re thrilled to bring a taste of California-inspired cuisine to Cos Cob, and to become part of the vibrant Greenwich food scene. We’re reimagining the traditional rotisserie with thoughtful ingredients and unique flavor profiles to bring you food you can feel good about for any meal of the week.”
Guests will have the option to order and dine in, or order for pickup or delivery. The restaurant is located at 147 E Putnam Avenue and will be open Tues-Sat from 11am-8pm.
The popular Japanese restaurant is offering several new dishes with an “every day brighter” and cheerful twist in partnership with a renowned print designer and lifestyle shop owner. This menu release is the first part of a multi-layered collaboration designed to spark joy.
Last month print designer and lifestyle shop owner, Dabney Lee Woglom (dabneylee.com), partnered with K Dong, Co-owner of Miku Sushi to launch a multi-layered collaboration. The first release is an uplifting summer specials menu. The menu features Japanese-inspired dishes, a sushi roll, and a blush-colored guava cocktail emphasized by Woglom’s quintessential preppy and polished style.
“When approached by Miku to collaborate I jumped at the opportunity to work with a restaurant that is near and dear to me and my family,” said Woglom. She continued, “Having frequented Miku, sometimes on a weekly basis, I was ecstatic to bring my bright and cheerful brand to a portion of the unique menu”.
The collaboration features bright summer colors mixed with vibrant Asian flavors and includes a “Dabney Lee” sushi roll, “Summer Salad” featuring sesame tuna, and “Strawberry Fields” dessert in addition to an “Everyday Brighter” cocktail that can also be made as a mocktail. “We came up with items that give customers the opportunity to enjoy the menu at the restaurant or at home alongside other Miku favorites,” said Dong. He continued, “The goal of the collaboration is to entertain customers with something new and fun”.
Miku sushi offers special event and corporate catering options, known for popular at-home pop-up experiences that were developed during the pandemic, customers can call Miku to coordinate special lunches or dinners at the restaurant or at their home, or office, event venue, or country club. Dabney Lee lifestyle shop is located in the heart of Rye, New York, and carries everything from hostess gifts and home decor to women’s apparel and accessories. Visit Miku online (mikugreenwich.com) to see menus, make a reservation, subscribe to the restaurant’s mailing list, and follow on social. @mikugreenwich