Paradiso Restaurant
$$$$ • Italian, Vegan, Vegetarian
Hours:
625 Lucerne Ave A, Lake Worth
(561) 547-2500
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This place is predatory and awful. I was served a $150/person 3-course Valentine’s dinner that was nearly inedible. Since I wasn’t allowed to order à la carte I chose my three options and hoped to be wowed. Tuna carpaccio was grayish and covered in tinned olives. Strip steak looked like it came out of a chilis kitchen. Tiramisu had layers of cool whip. I get that Valentine’s Day is an opportunity for a restaurant like this to make a lot of money. But this was an absolutely...read full review
They raise the level of dining out to an art. The food is extraordinary. Service is excellent, friendly, not stiff in the slightest. It's like you've been invited into the home of someone with the best wine cellar in FL.
Good and service was excellent!
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Hours
| Monday | 11:30AM - 10PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30AM - 10PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30AM - 10PM |
| Thursday | 11:30AM - 10PM |
| Friday | 11:30AM - 10PM |
| Saturday | 11:30AM - 10PM |
| Sunday | 5 - 10PM |
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Paradiso Restaurant offers a varied menu featuring fresh, locally-sourced ingredients and impressive presentation. The ambiance is romantic, with a bar, outdoor seating, and a private party room available. The staff is welcoming and provides consistently top-notch service, making Paradiso a popular choice for special occasions. While prices can be high, early dinner specials offer great value. Guests have praised the Dover Sole for being prepared perfectly, and desserts like Tiramisu and apple strudel are described as divine. The restaurant maintains a nice and quiet atmosphere early in the evening, making it a hidden gem in Lake Worth Beach.
The reputation of Paradiso precedes it, and the restaurant is well-established on Lake Ave. There is plenty of indoor seating, and reservations are not always necessary, as the restaurant can be quiet even on a Saturday night. The food is excellent, with the beet tortelloni with veal and porcini mushrooms in cream sauce and the scallops in risotto being particularly praised. Prices are high, but the grilled octopus appetizer and the chocolate soufflé are worth trying.
The pre-fixe menu is a favorite among loyal customers, who enjoy the same size dishes at lunch for half the price. The wines are perfect, and the staff is always friendly and cordial. The tablecloth is elegant but still casual, and the restaurant will split main courses and appetizers upon request. The food is well-presented, and the service is attentive but not overly so.