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Clay Conley's wood-fired small plates, the island's modern table since 2011, with Imoto next door.
The Breakers' grand cocktail hall, named for Henry Morrison Flagler, carved from the resort's historic dining rooms in 2012.
HMF is what The Breakers made of its most formal spaces: in November 2012 the resort remodeled the Tapestry Bar, L'Escalier and the Florentine Dining Room into one 11,500 square foot drinking and dining hall, and named it for founder Henry Morrison Flagler.
The result is the island's biggest night out that requires no membership: cocktails at scale, a sushi bar, and shareable plates under the old ceilings. It is the rare room that satisfies both the hotel's guests and the town, and in season it functions as Palm Beach's common ground.
Clay Conley's wood-fired small plates, the island's modern table since 2011, with Imoto next door.
Daniel Boulud's Palm Beach dining room, in the courtyard of The Brazilian Court since 2003.
The Breakers' bistro in town: comfort classics on Royal Poinciana Way, named for Henry Flagler.
The island, read weekly in The Brief.
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