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Taste of West Palm Beach to Bring 30+ Restaurants to CityPlace This Fall

Come hungry.

More than 30 of West Palm Beach’s hottest restaurants are coming together this fall for one massive night of food, cocktails and entertainment as Taste of West Palm Beach takes over CityPlace on Friday, October 16.

Presented by DoorDash, the citywide culinary festival is an expanded version of the popular Taste of CityPlace. This time, restaurants from across West Palm Beach are joining the party.

And the lineup is stacked.

Moody Tongue Sushi, Maman, Fuku, Moxies, Galley, Ela Curry & Cocktails, Mango Mercado, El Camino, Eataly, Felice, Popup Bagels, Hive Bakery & Café, True Food Kitchen, Malka, Harry’s, Adrienne’s, The Blue Door, Del Mar, Kitchen, The Ben Hotel and Sloan’s are already confirmed, with more still to come.

Guests can roam CityPlace sampling signature bites while taking in live entertainment, chef demonstrations, cocktails and interactive experiences throughout the night.

General admission kicks off at 6 p.m. for $75.

The $130 VIP ticket gets you through the gates an hour early at 5 p.m., plus access to the DoorDash VIP Lounge, two complimentary drinks, a curated gift bag and premium culinary experiences.

Best of all, there’s a bigger reason to eat your way through West Palm Beach: 100% of ticket proceeds benefit the Palm Beach County Food Bank.

Taste of West Palm Beach
Friday, October 16
CityPlace | West Palm Beach
VIP: 5 p.m. | $130
GA: 6 p.m. | $75

Tickets -> https://tastewestpalmbeach.splashthat.com/

Christian Winthrop
Christian Winthrop
Christian Winthrop is a media publisher and journalist and the founder and editor of Palm Beach Buzz, a digital news platform covering Palm Beach County and South Florida, launched in 2025. He is also the founder and editor of Newport Buzz, one of New England's leading digital news platforms. Before launching Newport Buzz in 2011, Winthrop worked in national politics and later as an entertainment producer in New York City. A fifth-generation Newporter, he now splits his time between Newport and Palm Beach, covering the people, places, culture, and stories shaping both communities.
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