Flavor South Florida deals extended into October at these restaurants

Didn’t make it to every restaurant on your Flavor South Florida list this month? You’re getting another chance.

Flavor South Florida may officially end Sept. 30, but nearly 30 Palm Beach County restaurants are continuing their prix-fixe menus through October. Menus start at $25 and are available for lunch, brunch or dinner, depending on the restaurant.

The extension gives diners additional time to explore chef-curated, multi-course menus at restaurants ranging from neighborhood favorites to waterfront destinations.

More Palm Beach County restaurants extend prix-fixe menus into October

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Lamb meatballs were on Oceano’s $69 Flavor South Florida menu when I visited early September. (Diana Biederman/Palm Beach Post)

Palm Beach County participants

BiCE Ristorante, Palm Beach: An island icon serving Italian cuisine on Worth Avenue for decades.

AVALON Beach House, Delray Beach

BiCe, Palm Beach (lunch only)

Cafe Chardonnay, Palm Beach Gardens

Cafe Med, West Palm Beach (dinner only)

Caretta Caretta, Singer Island

Gabriella’s Modern Italian, Delray Beach (Sunday through Thursday only)

Hullaballoo, West Palm Beach

LĪLA Coastal Mediterranean, Tequesta

Lulu’s Café & Cocktails, Delray Beach

Moody Tongue Sushi, West Palm Beach

Oceano Kitchen, Lake Worth

ONA Coastal Cuisine, Singer Island

Pistache French Bistro, , West Palm Beach

Raindancer Steakhouse, West Palm Beach

Shanghai’d (Sunday through Thursday only)

The Capital Grille, Boca Raton

The Melting Pot, Boca Raton

The Melting Pot, Palm Beach Gardens

The Woods, Jupiter (dinner only)

Warren American Whiskey Kitchen, Delray (lunch only)

Pro tips

Since I wasn’t given a Flavor South Florida menu at Red Pine, I ordered the restaurant’s famous dumplings and wontons. Two pieces for $6.

Before making reservations, check the menu and ask if the Flavor South Florida promotion is available on your preferred date and time.

Most restaurants do not allow substitutions, and sharing is generally not permitted.

Take it from me: Ask for the Flavor menu.

Case in point: During a Friday afternoon visit to Red Pine after a doctor’s appointment, I assumed the restaurant’s Flavor South Florida menu wasn’t available because I was dining during an off-hour and ordered from the provided happy hour menu instead.

Only after devouring Red Pine’s famous dumplings did I ask about the Flavor menu’s availability. While I love those dumplings, Red Pine’s Flavor menu was among the promotion’s strongest offerings in September.

Had I known it was available, I would have ordered from it instead. Regrets.

For menus and additional information, visit FlavorSouthFlorida.com.

Diana Biederman is the Palm Beach Post’s food & restaurant writer. Care to share news tips about the local dining scene? Please send them to dbiederman@pbpost.com. Help support our journalism. Subscribe today.

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