Lake Worth is a city in Palm Beach County, Florida, United States, which takes its name from the body of water along its eastern border known as the Lake Worth Lagoon. The lake itself was named for General William J. Worth, who led U.S. forces during the last part of the Second Seminole War. As of 2010, the population estimated by the U.S. Census Bureau was 34,910. It is a principal city of the Miami metropolitan area, which was home to an estimated 6,012,331 people in 2015.
Restaurants in Lake Worth
4.5 based on 598 reviews
Plenty of paid parking, so if you get a spot and feed the machine you are set for the day. There's a great park adjacent to the beach, with shade trees for napping under and tables for picnicking. The beach itself is beautiful; white sand, lots of shells to collect along the water, always clean, with posted info about ocean conditions, temperatures, what kinds of fishies might be stinging you today, and when not to swim. There is always a volleyball game going on. The pier is a favorite spot, with the great restaurant and bar Benny's On the Beach in case you get thirsty or hungry. Everyone comes here, it's a true public beach full of happy people. Across the street, there is an Olympic sized public pool that we went to for years, for only a few dollars a day. It has been having its ups and downs, and was drained the last time we came. We sure hope it reopens as it's a treasure if you like to swim laps. Public restrooms in the building remain open for beachgoers, and some shops and restaurants right across the street make this an awesome beach.
4.5 based on 152 reviews
Celebrate Eau Spa at Forbes Five-Star, AAA Five Diamond Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa with its Pause, Play and Perfect philosophy. Palm Beach, the legendary playground of the rich and famous, introduces an exclusive new gathering place for indulgence, decadence and overall fun, as Eau Spa offers a sublime retreat with a distinct setting for adults to engage in a magical spa experience with a variety of sensational beauty treatments and surprising touches throughout. The glamorous 42,000-square-foot spa focuses on sensory experiences with touches of wet, wit and wonder. Eau Spa represents the culmination of an extensive $130 million transformation of the property. The hotel welcomes guests with breathtaking ocean views immediately upon arrival and a gorgeous oceanfront terrace with evening ambiance and fire pit. Beyond Eau Spa, the evolution of this classic hotel into a destination resort that conveys the spirit of a traveler who has collected art, furnishings and attitude from around the world encompasses all elements of the property. With 310 guest rooms, extravagant ballrooms and meeting spaces, a state-of-the-art business lounge, 3,000-square-foot ocean side Terrace with resort turndown in the evening and an elegant ocean front lobby filled with "joie de vivre," this property radiates a true Palm Beach eclectic lifestyle of the affluent and well traveled.
Eau Spa Resort in itself is stunning. The grounds, the rooms, the restaurants etc... all beautiful. However the Spa leaves alot to be desired.
Last year we had a 'girls day' there and we all got massages. Very dissappointing. It was my least favorite massage ever, but i chalked it up to "stuff happens", 2 of the other girls were also sorely dissappointed!
Now this year all the girls went again and we all got facials. another flop for 4 out of 5 of us. The facialists rushed through the facial. The rubbing was hard and fast, no chance of relaxing. She was nice enough, but very impatient. The other girls reported a similar experience. Needless to say, we've given up on this spa.
However, the Spa is gorgeous inside, the swinging hammock chairs are cool, yet "very" dirty, they def need new cushions. Some serious yuck factor there. And also the giant hot tub room, very cool. Overall though, would def not go again. Very pricey for sub par service.
5 based on 19 reviews
Our area is excellent for Largemouth bass and Peacock bass along with countless other species. we can accomadate all levels of anglers and freshwater trips are especially good for young anglers and those who dont want to deal with the conditions sometimes found in saltwater. Light tackle, fly, and livebait fishing are all options and Capt. Patrick can help you if there are questions about which one is for you. (unlike saltwater freshwater licenses are not included in the cost of the trip) Saltwater Fishing in South Florida is awesome and the close proximity of palm beach to the gulfstream means a constant flow of clear water, bait and big fish. Inshore we have Snook, Tarpon, Sharks, Big jacks and sometimes even bonefish not to mention alot of other species to keep you busy year round. Offshore when conditions permit we have sailfish, mahi, tuna, and huge sharks. whether its winter time jigging in the inlet or summertime snookin Capt. Patrick will find the fish and make sure you have the absolute best trip possible. light tackle, fly and live bait are available and all licenses are included.
Captain Patrick Smith has a keen insight to both freshwater and saltwater fishing. Attention to detail, patience and a super friendly personality (not to mention an extraordinary ability to locate and catch fish) make him an outstanding fishing guide.
After multiple trips with Capt Pat, in all types of weather, we have never been skunked. As an experienced angler myself, I am always learning new facets of saltwater and freshwater angling when I'm in the boat with him.
Captain Pat goes above and beyond to meet and exceed expectations.
Give him a call to book your next trip. You won't be disappointed and I highly, highly recommend him!
Blake P
Palm Beach, FL
3.5 based on 135 reviews
This isn't really a beach . It is more like a strip of sand backed up to a seawall. The day we visited there were lots of man o war due to the rough surf conditions. We went once and would not go back. There are other great beaches in the area. There was plenty of parking and there is a nice restaurant.
5 based on 164 reviews
The Society of the Four Arts is a nonprofit cultural organization founded in 1936 to meet the cultural needs of the growing resort community. The Four Arts campus is home to beautiful sculpture and botanical gardens, a library and children's library, all which are open to the public year-round. During the winter season, The Four Arts also presents notable speakers, concerts, films, educational programs, and art exhibitions to the public.
The gardens are small, but the plantings and fountains are very pretty. The Japanese garden is located in a separate area and has a beautiful door leading to it. We weren't able to see the sculpture garden because a private event was being held there. Admission was free.
4 based on 301 reviews
I was pleasantly surprised when we visited this area, to see the small town, small shop
atmosphere. After reading very negative things about Lake Worth in general, I was delighted to see that the east end of the town is alive and well and seems to be thriving.
Because it was evening and we did not have the opoortunity to visit many shops, I cannot say whether or not the prices are reasonable but it looked so inviting that I plan to make another visit soon and check out the area in greater detail.
4.5 based on 12 reviews
Recreated on the site of a former dump, 1000's of cubic yards of fill were brought in to recreate a coastal dune that was then planted with 100's of trees and thousands of shrubs, which have reseeded themselves into a relatively thick canopy jungle....a hardwood hammock....with huge spiders and webs all over. So as you walk the paths, wave a stick in front of you so you won't get entangle in a web.
Loved the Banyan Tree. I challenge you to find it.
Couple degrees cooler in there on a hot day.
4.5 based on 113 reviews
Due South Brewing is a distributing craft beer brewery with an onsite taproom. The brewery's taproom is a place to watch the latest batch being brewed while you enjoy a cold pint or stop in to grab a growler of fresh beer to go. The brewery has the best local food trucks onsite every Thurs, Fri, Sat, and Sun plus visitors are always welcome to bring food or order delivery to the brewery. Free tours are every Sat & Sun at 1pm and at 2&3pm there is a $10 VIP Tasting & Tour (reservations suggested). After 6pm, you must be 21+ to visit the brewery. We're in a warehouse between Sherwin Williams and Boynton Marble and Granite. Park and enter in the back of the building.
We love this local beer! We typically purchase & take home.
We had never actually been to the brewery but we had a great time
& will
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Cold
Chilly Beer flowing, shuffle board, fuse ball, brewery tours & chilled "to go" as well. We loved the honey wheat brew and took home
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4.5 based on 69 reviews
This park has a big area to have picnic, for your reunions, churches, company or just yourselves!
Clean, easy to park, great place to take photos!
Our church had a whole summer fun for kids & older kids! Bounce machines, waterslide, ice cones, pop corn machines!
It was a wonderful place to enjoy the great outdoors!
You can fish, playground, lake, pavilion with tables. Campground for RV's too!
4 based on 182 reviews
An easily accessible fishing spot in Palm Beach County. Also known for diving opportunities.
The Boynton Inlet is a great place to hang out for the afternoon. Sometimes we take our dog,he seems to love it as well.There are picnic tables,covered gazebos(good for shade)and barbecues.It has a small beach,but the other side of street is a much nicer beach.You can also watch the boats,or just sit and read a book.Parking is still free,so you can park here and spend the day at the Inlet or the beach
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