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Palm Beaches Restaurant Week

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Restaurant Week Palm Beaches – 2021

Press Release from Discover The Palm Beaches 

Discover The Palm Beaches Announces Inaugural “The Palm Beaches Restaurant Week”
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. – July 13, 2021 – The Palm Beaches – comprised of 39 cities and towns from Jupiter and Tequesta to Delray Beach and Boca Raton– is pleased to announce the highly anticipated, first annual The Palm Beaches Restaurant Week from Monday, August 16 to Tuesday, August 31, 2021. Featuring over 70 participating restaurants, The Palm Beaches Restaurant Week offers visitors and local “foodies” the opportunity to indulge in the best of dining in The Palm Beaches. Over two weeks, participating restaurants will showcase multi-course, prix-fixe menus with prices starting at $25 for brunch and lunch, and $45 and/or $55 for dinner, while eateries offer additional dining deals. On the heels of a tumultuous year for the restaurant industry, The Palm Beaches Restaurant Week provides an ideal opportunity for diners to show their support for the county’s local culinary scene, while enjoying more for less.

“We could not be more excited to announce The Palm Beaches first annual restaurant week. As we begin to see the light at the end of the COVID tunnel – with vaccination rates and comfort levels climbing – The Palm Beaches team felt summer 2021 was the perfect time to launch, showing our continued support for our restaurant partners,” said Nick Parks, Vice President Marketing, Discover The Palm Beaches. “The Palm Beaches has taken major steps to expand its ever-evolving culinary landscape, and as a result of The Palm Beaches Restaurant Week, residents and visitors will be provided a tremendous, discounted opportunity to relish in the destination’s diverse and robust culinary offerings.”

Sponsored by Discover The Palm Beaches – the official tourism marketing organization for Palm Beach County – and the Florida Restaurant & Lodging Association Palm Beach Chapter, The Palm Beaches Restaurant Week touts a variety of dining options from fine-dining establishments to neighborhood favorites. The two-week celebration is sure to engage the community, with delectable menus highlighting exquisite pairings, the best of the best from notable chefs, both new to The Palm Beaches culinary scene and renowned from years past, and themed, pop-up artwork across Palm Beach County.

To browse participating restaurants and menus visit PalmBeachesDining.com. Tickets are not necessary for the delicious weeks of discounted dining, but reservations are strongly encouraged, and diners can do so through the restaurant directly. Restaurant-goers are also encouraged to follow @PalmBeachesFL on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and @thepalmbeaches on TikTok and tag #PalmBeachesDining for possible features, information and giveaway opportunities.

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 About Discover The Palm Beaches
Discover The Palm Beaches is the official 501(c)(6) not-for-profit, accredited tourism marketing organization that promotes the collection of 39 cities and towns commonly referred to as The Palm Beaches, which spans more than 2,300 square miles and boasts 47 miles of pristine beaches from Highland Beach and Boca Raton to Jupiter and Tequesta. Tasked with growing visitation and the local tourism economy, the organization works year-round to bring travelers from around the state, country and globe to visit Palm Beach County. The Palm Beaches’ have a rich history in hospitality as America’s First Resort Destination® and tourism is among Palm Beach County’s major industries, generating $5.5 billion in economic impact during 2020.

The Palm Beaches are home to more than 18,000 hotel rooms, and feature more than 100 family-friendly attractions, an abundance of world-class luxury, award-winning restaurants, and 125 miles of peaceful waterways for on- or in-the-water activities, including 160 artificial reefs that line the Atlantic Ocean’s Gulf Stream current. 160 golf courses have earned it the moniker of Florida’s Golf Capital®, as well as The Cultural Capital of Florida® due to its thriving entertainment scene of more than 200 art and culture organizations. Situated along I-95, The Palm Beaches are accessible via Palm Beach International Airport (PBI), which offers more than 100 daily nonstop flights to 30 cities in the United States. The Palm Beaches are also conveniently located within driving distance of Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood and Miami International airports.

For more information about The Palm Beaches, visit www.ThePalmBeaches.com . Visitors and residents can take advantage of county-wide deals via The Palm Beaches Savings Pass.  They can also tune in to The Palm Beaches TV for 24/7 streaming content of the destination’s hotels, attractions, restaurants and experiences.

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The Breakers – Summer Renovations

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The Breakers – Summer Renovations

Something was clearly afoot at The Breakers this summer — a new custom-designed carpet in the lobby that adds a touch of vibrant color to the Palm Beach hotel’s classical architecture.

The first thing visitors see is the single-piece creation, which is 161 feet long, 25 feet wide and weighs 1,500 pounds, bursting into bloom with lilies, amaranths, irises and other flowers.

It was designed by Adam Tihany of Tihany Design in New York, who has worked on other iconic properties, including The Beverly Hills Hotel, the Belmond Hotel Cipriani in Venice, and the Four Seasons in Dubai.

“We thought the whole theme of flowers and joy is what guests at The Breakers would expect,” Tihany said in a phone interview. “They’re coming there to have a good time. It’s a relatively classical motif, but it’s done in a modern way.

“When you walk into the hotel, you’re in the midst of a never-ending bloom. Everything is growing and there’s a splash of color and happiness. …“For us the question was, how to do you keep the beautiful architecture of the lobby and make it even better without starting to bring in other designs? I thought the carpet pretty much sums it up.”

It took a year to have the piece, produced by 35 weavers at Sacco Carpet in New York, made. “We kept following up on the progress,” Tihany said. “It was like painting a mural.”

The carpet has 70 different colors. Sara Flight, communications director, calls it “the pièce de résistance” of the lobby’s new look.

Earlier, Tihany redesigned two of The Breakers signature suites, The Imperial and Royal Poinciana. The Imperial now has a luxury yacht theme.

“The positioning of the suite is such that when you walk in, you’re basically surrounded by water,” he said. “So, we thought that the boat theme would be appropriate.”

“You walk in and you say ‘Hey, I’m on a great yacht here!’ That’s the reaction we were hoping to solicit,” he said. “It’s inspired by nautical details and the kinds of colors you’d expect to find.”

More space can be added to the 1,700-square-foot suite by opening up adjoining rooms. “There’s a big trend toward multi-generational travel,” said Flight. “If you’re traveling with kids, the grandparents, with a nanny or with security, this is a nice concept.”

The Breakers is owned by the Kenan family, heirs of founder Henry Flagler. They budget $30 million a year for renovations at the hotel, said Tricia Taylor, executive vice president and general manager.

 

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https://www.palmbeachdailynews.com/business/20190830/palm-beach-business-breakers-lobby-has-thousands-of-flowers—at-your-feet

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Palm Beach Breaks Ground on New Recreation Center

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Patience and Persistence Prevailed in Breaking Ground for New Rec Center

After two years and more than 30 Town Council meetings, Palm Beach officials rolled out the red carpet to break ground on the new Morton and Barbara Mandel Recreation Center on Seaview Avenue on Monday.

The 17,000-square-foot facility, expected to be completed in November 2019, features multipurpose rooms, a gymnasium, snack room, after-school room, game room, renovated tennis pro shop, and an expanded playground. It will replace the current recreation center. The Morton and Barbara Mandel Foundation, the town and the Friends of Recreation will pay one-third of the total cost, estimated to be $13.8 million. Private donors are picking up the rest of the tab.

“Construction on the center and numerous improvements to Seaview Park are underway,” Deputy Town Manager Jay Boodheshwar told a crowd of about 70 people. “If all goes well, a year from now we’ll have our ribbon-cutting ceremony.”

After students from the Palm Beach Public School and Palm Beach Day Academy led attendees in the Pledge of Allegiance, Boodheshwar opened the ceremony by thanking the Recreation Commission, Architectural Commission and Hedrick Brothers Construction, among others, for their hard work on the lengthy project.

He recounted that Morton Mandel, a Palm Beach resident for more than 50 years, accelerated the idea for improving the recreation center, along with Seaview Park.

Mayor Gail Coniglio, a staunch cheerleader for the project, said the center was a second home for her children on Saturday mornings. She added that it would be a place where children, adults and seniors could find enjoyment together.

“Palm Beach is the very essence of community, and this new rec center is its beating heart,” she said.

Other speakers included Town Council President Danielle Moore and Friends of Recreation co-founders Matt Smith and Mike Ainslie, who spearheaded the fundraising for the rec center. Smith thanked Mandel, as well as the Friends of Recreation for their $4.6 million gift.

“Their persistence and patience has been remarkable,” he said.

Ainslie said because of the new rec center, Palm Beach has “become the envy of towns across the country. The mayor of LaSalle, Colorado, is now begging us for help on their recreation center.”

After approaching the podium to a standing ovation, Morton Mandel said he appreciated the “high-quality way the idea was processed and approved by town leaders,” as well as the fact that the Town Council allowed opponents of the center to air their views at meetings. .

“Those who didn’t like it were able to express their opinions openly,” he said. “This is how it should be in the United States of America.”  Mandel, Coniglio and others received plaques commemorating their involvement in the project.

The rec center did not reach approval easily, with contentious debate among town residents and council members, as well as a one-year lawsuit and a budget increase of more than $2 million. Supporters wanted to attract young families with a new center and said that costs to renovate the old one would be more than starting from scratch, while opponents were construction-weary and felt that the old center should just be updated. Councilwoman Julie Araskog told a July council meeting that she felt some documents involving the center were “not transparent.”

Smith and Ainslie are proud of the progress the town has made and said they feel somewhat close to the finish line.

“To have private funding covering two-thirds of the cost, that’s a win right there,” Smith said after the ceremony.

The ceremony concluded with members of the Town Council, Hedrick Brothers, Recreation Commission and Friends of Recreation taking shiny shovels and performing two ceremonial “turnings of the dirt.”

“This is a serious and honest effort to help Palm Beach be a better place to live,” Mandel said.

For more information on the new Recreation Center – please click the link below.

The Palm Beach Recreation Center

Content Aggregated from Palm Beach Daily News – for the original content and post please click the link below.

https://www.palmbeachdailynews.com/news/20181023/palm-beach-officials-residents-break-ground-on-new-rec-center-citing-persistence-patience

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Luxury Office Space Palm Beach Florida

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Luxury Office Space Palm Beach FL

Yomtob Properties offers premium luxury offices in Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Boytom Beach Delray Beach, and Deerfield Beach.

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There is talk of expanding the availability of luxury office space in Palm Beach, in a well written piece recently published in the Palm Beach Post – they reveal some interesting points on what may happen in the years ahead.

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Luxury Office Space Void – Palm Beach

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