The restaurants, shops, and services that make Clematis Street, Downtown WPB, CityPlace, NORA District, and Northwood Village worth walking.
We write about downtown West Palm Beach. The reopened bakery, the gallery night nobody's told you about yet, the florist tucked behind the parking lot. Every listing on this site is hand-verified by our editorial team: hours, address, photo, open or closed. If you live here, this is your directory.
The main street downtown. Restaurants, cocktail bars, the Thursday night Clematis by Night market, and the waterfront a few blocks east. Where downtown WPB started, and still where downtown WPB ends up.
The grid around Clematis itself: Olive, Dixie, Flagler. Office towers, hotels, and the quieter restaurants locals keep to themselves. The business district that pays the rent for every other neighborhood on this list.
Rosemary Square to anyone who remembers: open-air shopping, a movie theater, chain restaurants and the independents that have survived them. Everyone goes once a quarter, and everyone finds something new.
Historic Northwood's southern cousin, warehouses converted into design studios, breweries, and pop-up galleries. The neighborhood you walk through on a First Friday and then decide to move to.
Vintage shops, antiques, boutique coffee, and the kind of restaurant where the chef comes out to say hi. Where downtown WPB keeps its weirdest and best.
