Where Palm Beach Is Actually Eating in 2026 — From Worth Avenue to a Michelin-Starred Cuban Counter

The culinary landscape in Palm Beach (like Miami) is evolving like never before. In fact, the most talked-about new restaurant in Palm Beach County isn’t technically in Palm Beach — it’s a 16-seat tasting counter in West Palm Beach that just became the first Cuban restaurant in the world to earn a Michelin Star. That alone would make 2026 a landmark year for dining in Palm Beach. But Palm Beach itself has been moving too, adding new openings and deepening the institutions that have…

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