The current mix of restaurants reflects that Downtown West Palm Beach isn’t becoming something. It already is.

A Dining Scene Growing with the City

Downtown West Palm Beach hasn’t turned into a dining destination overnight.

In earlier columns, we looked at how the area changed from a place known for empty buildings and safety worries into a lively, walkable center shaped by investment, planning, and community ideas. We talked about how the city redesigned its public spaces, focusing on how people use the areas between buildings. We also saw the waterfront, once overlooked, become the city’s front porch, bringing residents and visitors together.

Now, we're living in the result.

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Lonnie O’Neill

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