Met some friends at Sweetwater for an early dinner and we ended up sharing the Korean BBQ tacos and…read morethe baked brie after hearing those were customer favorites. The restaurant had a steady crowd, but we never felt ignored or rushed through the meal. The tacos had a nice balance of sweet and savory flavors, and the meat was tender without being overly sauced. The baked brie came out hot and worked well as something to split at the table while waiting for drinks. Our server stayed attentive the whole evening and checked in naturally instead of interrupting conversations every few minutes. The atmosphere felt relaxed and easygoing, which made it a good spot to sit and catch up for a while.

Popped in for a quick Happy Hour after work and Sweetwater did not disappoint…read more Service was fast and friendly, drinks barely had time to be finished before we had another and the food was tasty too! The panko crusted sliders may be my new favorite bar snack!

Fantastic place to chill and meet people, Great drinks,…read morecold beer and decent food. Price are very reasonable. And my wife and I Love the Staff and owners. This is our go to place. We highly recommend them.

Went to The Boulevard Bar & Grill for a casual dinner after work and ordered the mahi tacos while…read moremy friend got the blackened mahi mahi sandwich. The restaurant had a relaxed crowd and didn't feel overly loud even once more people started coming in. The fish in both dishes tasted fresh and the seasoning on the sandwich had a good kick without being overwhelming. Our server was attentive from the start and kept checking on drink refills without hovering around the table too much. Food timing was reasonable and everything arrived hot. I also appreciated that the staff seemed genuinely friendly instead of forcing small talk. Overall it felt like an easy place to sit, eat, and unwind for a while.

This was my second time to Two Georges in the 5 days I've been in Boynton Beach. Needless to say, I…read moreenjoyed my meals there. Tonight I went after going on the Tiki boat which leaves out of the same dock that the restaurant is located on. Both times I ordered the Spicy Ahi Tuna Tacos which were absolutely delicious. I'm not a big fan of spice and these were fine for me spice-wise (so if you're looking for a big kick, don't expect anything crazy). I chose fries as my side and they had the perfect level of crunch. The vibe of the restaurant is nice and the menu isn't overly pricey for being on the water. The one thing to note is that it was quite buggy tonight with little gnats that bit. It quickly got to the point of being overwhelming but the staff had bug spray to hand out when asked.

service was A+ excellent server!…read more food was disgusting ordered a oyster Poboy fishy inedible. husband had a grilled chicken sandwich was rubbery in parts.. The beer was warm and the ambience was annoying because people kept throwing food into the water to feed the fish and the fish would flop around. I literally took maybe one bite of the sandwich and one or two of the oysters mentioned it to the waiter and he did not offer to remove it from the bill, should've insisted, but just was not in the mood for more stress. go right across the water to banana boat much better.

Dynamite!!!! Sunday special is fried chicken Mac & cheese and collards $25…read more Are: Sunday special Housemade fish spread This is elevated dining & when you get homemade crackers, homemade hot sauce you know you're cooking with gas!!! Make sure you get the compliments boils peanuts & be in for a culinary treat!

We came here with our college-aged daughter and had a really enjoyable evening. The atmosphere is…read morelively, with an EDM soundtrack that gives the restaurant a fun, club-like vibe. We never felt rushed and had plenty of time to look over the menu before ordering. We started with the Steak Tartare, served with beer-battered smoked onion petals, truffle, egg yolk, and manchego. It was excellent and one of the highlights of the meal. We also tried the Za'atar Roasted Local Vegetables with spicy greens, feta tzatziki, lime pickles, and pepitas. It was good, but it wasn't my favorite dish. For our entrées, one person ordered the Rigatoni Bolognese with pork and beef ragu, housemade raw milk ricotta, and Parmigiano-Reggiano. It was rich, comforting, and absolutely delicious. We also ordered the Jerk Local Swordfish from Fort Lauderdale with braised Swiss chard, local radish escovitch, and jackfruit miso beurre blanc. While the swordfish itself was cooked well, I wasn't a fan of the jerk seasoning. The flounder, however, was outstanding and probably my favorite entrée. To drink, I had the Les Fumées Blanches Orange Sauvignon Blanc, which I really enjoyed. Someone else had an Old Fashioned. For dessert, we shared the Affogato with mascarpone ice cream, dark chocolate, and espresso, and it was a perfect ending to the meal. The service was attentive without being overbearing, and we appreciated being able to enjoy our meal at a relaxed pace. It is on the pricey side, but that's fairly typical for a farm-to-table restaurant using quality ingredients. There's a small parking lot behind the restaurant, and we were lucky enough to grab a spot. Overall, it's a fun place for a date night or a nice dinner with family. I'd definitely recommend giving it a try. Or if you want, they have a great bar and you can hang out there and have a bite.

Love the Hideaway! Clint (the owner) is so kind and generous. The bartenders are helpful and…read moreattentive. The food is so yummy and the servings are plentiful. The atmosphere is lovely and there are different games to keep you busy. There's also a nice shady area outside to relax and enjoy the day.

This place is a true hidden gem! We stumbled upon it and can't wait to become regular customers!…read moreGreat extended Happy Hour! We didn't try the food but can't wait to try it next time! Superb service and cool vibe! Loved the outside in the back!

I recently had lunch here with a former colleague, and we both liked our meals…read more I ordered my burger without the bun and added sautéed onions, without cheese. It was a decent burger. I did love the fries, those were hot, fresh and delicious. My friend loved his burger. He had a beer and I had iced tea. Our server was awesome and topped off my iced tea a few times. No pictures as I left my phone in the car, and didn't feel like getting it. They have lots of lunch specials and the prices are reasonable. I want to come back and try the ribs and the spinach dip. They have a fairly large menu, so there's something for everyone.

Always good to go on promo days, Monday zingers and Wing Wednesday!…read more Those are the only days I go. Our server was great she helped us and was very on point. They now have the machines that let you order apps and dessert at the table which is epic. Plus you can pay at the machine and leave when you want!

Cool dive bar! It's very chill, and inside, it's a smaller bar, but they have a bunch of seating…read moreoutside, where it's more open. The bartender was very friendly. I'm not a big beer drinker and usually go for a cider, but I ordered a cocktail instead, and she made me a really good tequila sunrise.

Should the green glow of Sail Inn's sign seem a welcome beacon lighting your way home to a casual…read moredining experience or cocktail lounge, sail on adventurer, sail on! Should you be down for grabbing a beer at a dive bar with some rowdy locals though, this may be the place for you after all... With half of downtown Delray's parking taken up by the tennis event, we ended up at the Sail Inn, and as this was my first time walking in the door, I was reminded of Obi Wan'z famous description of Mos Eisley. But it grows on you... The Sail Inn is in every sense of the phrase, a "dive bar". From the cacophony of voices assaulting you on entry, to the sticky bar top and tables, to the competing smells of stale beer, sweat, and too much perfume. We were greeted immediately, and we were served quickly, though there was no smile on the face of our harried bartender, we were just one more round of beers to pour, and though it was a busy night, he was on top of things and no one was complaining. Opting for the spacious outside patio area over the crowded inside, the din was quieted, and we got to enjoy our drinks in relative peace. Be warned this area is for smokers. The only thing keeping this place from getting another star was their weird outdoor seating policy. At 11pm anyone sitting outside enjoying the comfortable and apparently newly renovated patio has to move up into a small space next to the building. This concentrated all the smokers into one small area where we could not enjoy breathing anymore so we left.

Wow! What an incredibly fun night! We had such a great experience at PopStroke…read more We arrived a little after 8:00 p.m. on a Saturday with a group of five adults and one child. The parking lot was packed, which is usually a good sign that you're in for a fun evening. One helpful tip for first-time visitors: when you arrive, the main entrance actually leads into the restaurant, Bar Tenders. If you're there to play mini golf, look to the left of the entrance for the golf check-in counter where you'll purchase your tickets. We were celebrating a friend's birthday, and everyone had a fantastic time. I have to admit, my husband and I were a little skeptical at first. We typically enjoy traditional mini golf courses with themed obstacles, so seeing mostly putting greens made us wonder if we'd enjoy it. We were pleasantly surprised! The courses are beautifully designed, well-landscaped, and much more fun than we expected. The property is well thought out, with TVs throughout the course (perfect for catching the World Cup matches), a central bar, benches scattered around the course, and even hooks for purses at many of the holes, which was such a thoughtful touch. There are two 18-hole courses, one easier and one more challenging. Your admission includes unlimited play on both courses for the day, which makes the price feel like a great value. We paid $30 per adult, with discounted pricing for children. They were also offering a summer special where, for $50, you receive unlimited play through the end of September. They also mentioned offering healthcare discounts, and I believe they may have military and teacher discounts as well, although I can't personally confirm those. Another feature I thought was really convenient was the QR codes located throughout the course. You can scan them to order drinks for delivery right to your location on the course. I'm not sure whether food can also be ordered this way, but it was a nice touch. Even though the venue was busy, it never felt overcrowded. The course kept people spread out well, so there wasn't much waiting between holes. Overall, we truly had a great time. Everyone in our group ended up purchasing the $50 summer pass because we enjoyed ourselves so much. We'll definitely be back again soon!

The "Stroke" in PopStroke Is for the Stroke You'll Have When You See the Price of Mini Golf…read more We recently visited PopStroke Delray Beach with our kids (all under 8), and while the facility is clean and well-run, the value just wasn't there for our family. The course itself is fine -- but pretty basic. It's nicely landscaped and in good shape, but there's nothing especially creative or over-the-top that makes it feel worth the premium pricing. For younger kids, 18 holes was more than enough. Ours only wanted to play one round, and after that they were done. The pricing structure seems geared more toward people who plan to stay for hours -- replaying rounds, hanging out, ordering food and drinks. If you maximize the "all day" aspect, maybe it starts to make sense. But for families with young kids who realistically will only make it through one round? One bright spot: free ice cream for kids on Tuesdays. Overall, it's a nice facility, but unless you're planning to really camp out and get multiple rounds in, the value just isn't there for families with younger children.