Where To Eat
Le Colonial
Le Colonial’s dessert menu tempts with a Key Lime Crèmeux featuring vanilla Chantilly cream, fresh raspberries and lemongrass syrup.
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601 E. Atlantic Ave., Delray Beach / Website
Heating up Delray Beach, this 7,000-square-foot palm-front restaurant blends intimate interiors with standout dishes like Ca Song (spicy yellowfin tuna tartare) and Tau Hu Xao Ot (spicy tofu stir-fry). The drink menu features cocktails and mocktails, along with 160 wines inspired by French and Vietnamese flavors.
Akira Back Delray
The toro tartare is among the signature dishes at Akira Back Delray Beach.
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233 NE Second Ave., Delray Beach / Website
Born in Seoul and raised in Aspen, chef Akira Back brings his Korean heritage and global influences to his first Florida namesake restaurant, Akira Back Delray. Expect a menu that blends modern Japanese cuisine with authentic Korean flavors and new locally sourced dishes unique to the South Florida location.
Novecento
204 E. Atlantic Ave., Delray Beach / Website
Housed in the historic Falcon House, this Argentinian steakhouse brings a touch of Buenos Aires to Delray Beach. The menu blends Latin American flavors with European technique, with options like Pulpo a la Brasa (char-grilled octopus) and Entraña (skirt steak) from the wood-fired grill, plus crispy milanesas (breaded, pan-fried cutlets). With daily specials, a lively happy hour and a wraparound patio, it’s a go-to for a good reason.
Where To Stay
The Ray Hotel Delray Beach
233 NE 2nd Ave, Delray Beach / Website
Design-forward and laid-back, The Ray in Pineapple Grove blends tropical modern interiors with wellness-focused amenities—think outdoor yoga, fitness pop-ups and complimentary bikes or golf carts to the beach. With a rooftop pool and three restaurants, it brings a fresh, open-air vibe to the classic beach-town stay.
The Seagate Hotel & Spa
The Seagate Spa’s pedicure station offers a tranquil setting for pampering.
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1000 E. Atlantic Ave, Delray Beach / Website
Blending coastal-luxe style with private-club perks, The Seagate Hotel & Spa offers an elevated stay just off Atlantic Avenue. Guests enjoy access to the private Seagate Beach Club and an exclusive 18-hole golf course alongside 157 guest rooms thoughtfully reimagined by Brooklyn-based design studio Watts&Dray. On-site, a spa and fitness retreat balances the buzz of Atlantic Avenue, while chef Michael Mina’s Bourbon Steak serves wood-fired meats with tableside flair and an award-winning wine list.
Opal Grand Resort
10 N Ocean Blvd, Delray Beach / Website
Set just steps from the sand, Opal Grand Oceanfront Resort boasts relaxed luxury. Recently renovated coastal-inspired rooms, suites and villas feature breezy interiors, many with private balconies and ocean views. Villa-style accommodations with kitchenettes and spacious living areas are ideal for longer stays or family getaways. With thoughtful touches like dog-friendly rooms and a serene spa, the resort is a family-friendly go-to destination for everything from romantic weekends to memorable escapes.
Where To Relax
Bella Reina Spa and Beauty
Indulge in luxurious facials and rejuvenating massages at Bella Reina Spa.
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815 George Bush Blvd, Delray Beach / Website
Facials, waxing, massages—oh my! This Delray Beach staple has all your spa needs covered with a wide range of services to choose from. Refresh with treatments like dermaplaning, medical-grade facials and body waxing, or get ready for special occasions with wedding and bridal makeup services, and more.
Where To Hit The Town
Rosewater Rooftop
Rosewater Rooftop offers a stylish open-air lounge.
Photo courtesy of Rosewater Rooftop by Akira Back
233 NE Second Ave., Delray Beach / Website
A standout on Delray’s social scene, Rosewater Rooftop offers sweeping views above bustling Second Avenue. Nosh on dishes like branzino tataki and sip on cocktails such as the Kiss in the Rain, made with Grey Goose Essence’s strawberry and lemongrass, honey syrup, lemon juice and Fever Tree sparkling pink grapefruit.
Warren
15084 Lyons Road, Delray Beach / Website
Warren has earned a reputation in Delray Beach for pairing excellent whiskey with attentive, friendly service. Highlights include Carrara wagyu fillet alongside the “Damn Good Barrel” whiskey picks, shareable dishes like Korean fried chicken and smoked short ribs, and a diverse cocktail.
Saltwater Brewery
1701 W. Atlantic Ave., Delray Beach / Website
As Delray Beach’s first production microbrewery, Saltwater Brewery crafts ocean-inspired beers and gives back to the environment that inspires them—most notably through their eco-friendly, waste-reducing six-pack rings. Known for using natural ingredients, the brewery offers a range of craft beers and ciders—like Screamin’ Reels IPA and Sea Cow Milk Stout—served in their laid-back Reef Room tasting space.
Cultural Experiences
Delray Affair
Downtown Delray Beach / Website
Celebrating its 64th year in 2026, the Delray Affair is one of the Southeast’s largest arts and crafts festivals. Stretching across seven downtown blocks, it showcases an eclectic mix of art, crafts and unique finds from artists across the country.
Delray Beach Playhouse
950 NW 9th St., Delray Beach / Website
One of South Florida’s oldest and most beloved nonprofit community theaters, the Delray Beach Playhouse offers a diverse lineup of Off-Broadway plays, musicals, comedies, cabaret, tribute concerts and children’s shows. Upcoming productions include The Pajama Game, Something Rotten!, and You Can’t Take It With You.
Delray Yacht Cruises
801 E. Atlantic Ave., Delray Beach / Website
Hop aboard the Lady Atlantic for a two-hour cruise along the Intracoastal, cruising past waterfront mansions and spotting local marine life. Sip, snack and soak in local history as you glide from Delray’s Veterans Park toward Boca Raton—with occasional trips north to Manalapan.
