Kayla-Ann & Jacob

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The Hampton Social

40 NE 7th Ave Ste 100
Delray Beach, FL

The Hampton Social is the perfect place to imbibe and enjoy the feeling of summer days. We’re excited to bring our coastal-inspired food, cocktail and live music experiential dining atmosphere to Delray Beach, FL.

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Salt Water Brewery

1701 W Atlantic Ave
Delray Beach, FL

Founded in December 2013 by a team of local Floridians, Saltwater Brewery is Delray Beach’s first local production microbrewery, with tasting room and beer garden onsite. Using only pure and natural ingredients, each style of handcrafted beer and corresponding name is inspired by the ocean to reflect the lifestyle and passion of the Founders.

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Tin Roof

8 East Atlantic Ave
Delray Beach, FL

Tin Roof, A Live Music Joint, is about giving musicians a place to play and and a place to hang when they aren’t onstage. The tasty food, fun, eclectic environment, community of Regulars, and friendly Crew have established the Roof as the place to be for musicians and non-musicians alike. Over the years, our stages have hosted the famous, the should have been famous, and everyone in between!

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Caffe Luna Rosa

34 S Ocean Blvd
Delray Beach, FL

Seven days a week Caffe Luna Rosa offers alfresco seating and an elevated, open-air dining room highlighted by granite, authentic artwork and magnificent woodwork. Headed by a team of Italian chefs, the kitchen uses only the finest ingredients available in the preparation of dishes that are exceptionally flavorful.

The professional wait staff offers epicurean service, including the decanting of wine and tableside filleting of whole fish, and the restaurant’s carefully researched wine list offers superior Italian and American selections. Full bar service is available.

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Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens

4000 Morikami Park Road
Delray Beach, FL

Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens celebrate a more than century-old connection between Japan and South Florida. In the early 1900s, a group of young Japanese farmers arrived in what is now northern Boca Raton and formed an agricultural colony they called Yamato, an ancient name for Japan. The colony’s farming endeavors were ultimately unsustainable. Consequently, almost all original colony members returned to Japan. In the mid-1970s, one of the last remaining settlers, George Sukeji Morikami, then in his 80s, donated his land to Palm Beach County with the wish for it to become a park to preserve the memory of the Yamato Colony.

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Delray Beach Golf Club

2605 W Atlantic Ave Ste A101
Delray Beach, FL

From the very beginning, Delray Beach Golf Club was destined to have distinction in many circles because it was designed by the legendary golf course architect Donald Ross. The City of Delray Beach had purchased land for the course in 1923 and a nine hole course was officially opened in 1926.

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The Palm Beach Zoo

1301 Summit Blvd
West Palm Beach, FL

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Sandoway Discovery Center

142 S Ocean Blvd
Delray Beach, FL

fragile marine and freshwater environments through educational exhibits and programs. The nature center opened its doors in 1998 and quickly captivated the interest of students, teachers, naturalists, community leaders, visitors and residents of Delray Beach and surrounding communities. The unique facility is an exciting hands-on learning experience, which focuses on Florida’s fragile ecosystems and their inhabitants.