Whether you're in search of an unforgettable plate of pasta or a fresh platter of seafood, enjoy our list of Palm Beach's best Italian restaurants.
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After you finish a round of golf at the oceanfront Palm Beach Par 3 Golf Course, take in the green and blue views from Al Fresco restaurant located upstairs in the clubhouse. With the same menu as its Worth Avenue counterpart, you’ll enjoy delicious Italian fare in an equally tasteful setting. 2345 S. Ocean Blvd., Palm Beach
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This white-linen Italian restaurant originally hails from Milan and serves classic dishes. The Caesar salad and tuna tartare with avocado-cucumber relish are favorites to start, followed by a traditional tagliolini alla Bolognese. Request a seat inside the main dining room or outside on the via. 313 Worth Ave., Palm Beach
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This relaxed Worth Avenue hideaway celebrates Tuscan food in a cozy setting that’s especially romantic in its outdoor garden. Begin with the excellent mini antipasto plate, then taste any of the homemade pasta or delicious salads for a satisfying lunch or dinner. 240 Worth Ave., Palm Beach
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This classic, refined Italian restaurant sits just over the bridge and brings in a consistent, lively crowd—your hardest decision will be what to order off the extensive menu. 205 Southern Blvd., West Palm Beach
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From the people who brought you Buccan, this refined and spacious Italian West Palm spot features an open-air kitchen and bustling bar. Try the refreshing fennel and citrus salad, then finish with handmade bucatini carbonara or an in-house wood-fired pizza—the mushroom is a favorite. 1901 S. Dixie Highway, West Palm Beach
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This sibling of New York’s own La Masseria and Masseria dei Vini serves Pugliese and Southern Italian specialties with a focus on wine pairings in a refined setting. 5520 PGA Blvd., Ste. 104, Palm Beach Gardens
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This is a respected Italian favorite with a warm, cozy yet airy space with exposed wood beams, featuring kind, outstanding service and an extensive wine list. Favorites from chef-owner Marcello Fiorentino include costoletta di vitello Sirena (a pounded and lightly breaded veal chop topped with fresh arugula) or the roasted branzino, often a special on Fridays. 6316 S. Dixie Highway, West Palm Beach
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A family favorite, this Palm Beach Italian outdoor restaurant is tucked into historic Via Mizner. Split a wood-fired pizza (the namesake pizza is a favorite—with mozzarella, prosciutto, arugula and Parmesan) and a glass of wine while enjoying the beautiful European-feeling courtyard. 14 Via Mizner, Palm Beach
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Step into this elegant, sumptuous Italian restaurant nestled on Via Mizner with romantic outdoor seating, flawless service and a rightfully family-owned vibe—in a very Palm Beach way—for a memorable dinner. 87 Via Mizner, Palm Beach
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We love Santucci’s chic all-white space with picture-perfect plates and smiling staff. Select the osso buco alla Milanese and anything with the 24-month-aged prosciutto. 610 Clematis St., Ste. 1, West Palm Beach
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At Sant Ambroeus, opt for the new beef roulade osso buco: braised short ribs osso buco served with Yukon gold creamy mashed potatoes and a red wine sauce. The Italian resto perfectly melds old-world Milan into its meals, each featuring the fresh catch of the coastline. Don’t miss the ahi tuna tartare with dressing made of orange zest and soy sauce, served with avocado mousse. 340 Royal Poinciana Way, Palm Beach
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This spacious Mediterranean-style villa houses an authentic Italian dining experience. Consult with a sommelier, dine in the underground wine cellar or enjoy live music at the family owned restaurant. 6750 N Federal Hwy., Boca Raton
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Chef Rickie Piper presents a delightful selection of Italian favorites in the heart of Boca Raton at Casa D’ Angelo. The restaurant specializes in perfectly prepared meats, fresh fish and unique fine wines. 171 E Palmetto Park Rd., Boca Raton
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250 selections grace the carefully curated wine list at Evo. Inspired by farm-to-table tradition, Chef Erik Peterson offers a contemporary interpretation of classic Italian cuisine at the upscale eatery. 150 N US Hwy 1., Tequesta
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Chefs Robert and Victor Ghini serve Strawberry and Burrata at Limoncello. The brothers delight each guest with exceptional hospitality at their traditional Italian restaurant in Palm Beach Gardens. The 2000 PGA Blvd. Suit 3110, Palm Beach Gardens
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