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Where are you staying and what interests you?





Dinner:  Check out Mizner Park, East Atlantic Ave. in Delray Beach or the Town Center Mall area.





Breakfast:  I like the Water Colors Restaurant in the Bridge Hotel at Camino Real and A1A.  It's outdoors and on the Inlet.  Nice boat watching.





Beaches:  Any beach in Boca (Palmetto Park Road @ A1A is easy and has a pavilion.)   Or go down to the Deerfield Pier - they have restaurants and nice scenery.





Fishing trips:  Search Deerfield or Boca Raton.  There should be plenty of them and sailing/boat fun especially around Deerfield or up in Boynton.





Night life:  East Atlantic in Delray (Boston's on the Beach), City Place in West Palm Beach, Las Olas in Ft. Lauderdale or Key Biscayne in Miami - I think it's called Bayside near the port of Miami.  Touristy boat tours of the area, dinner, shopping, etc.





Day trip to the Keys:  Head down to Key Largo.  You can do it in a day and it has some resemblance of life in the Keys.





Sight seeing of nice houses:  Go to Royal Palm (Camino Real at the Intracoastal)  Drive past the guards and enjoy the view.  (They won't stop you, just smile and wave - seriously)  Also in the same area is the Estate Section located south of Camino Real between the Intracoastal and A1A.  Really nice houses.  A drive north or south on A1A is always enjoyable.  Just go until you get tired and turn around.

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Go south to Hillsboro Blvd (just inside the Broward County line) then go allllll the way out west to the Everglades.  You can take an airboat ride through the Glades with a guide that will explain how they formed and what wildlife you're likely to see (gators, snakes, kites, cranes, dillos, etc).  Their website has a link to get directions and a discount ride coupon.  Or, you can forgo the airboat ride and drive up into the Everglades yourself for a little exploration on your own.

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I work in Boca Raton.....if you want to go shooting, the Delray Shooting Center has subguns to rent (MP5, UZI, Colt SMG).

A 10 minute drive from Boca Raton.

 

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There is a fish place in the plaza you are staying in.  Probably expensive and I have never been there.  For more of a selection drive east on Glades Road (which is the main road you will be on).  You will hit Town Center Mall that has Cheesecake Factory, California Pizza Kitchen, Magianno's, Stir Crazy, Chili's, etc.  A little farther east you'll find Glades Plaza which has Bruzzi's, Hooter's and Moe's.  And just over I-95, on Glades Road is University Commons which has a Barnes and Noble, PF Chang's and J Alexanders.  Everything is right in that area.



The Whales Rib or Boston's is you best bet if you want food, beer, beach and scenery.  Boston's is north on A1A.  The Whales Rib is south on A1A.  Either one is about the same distance.

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Max's grill (OUTSTANDING) in Mizner has a very good Creme Brule pie with a high end menu


http://www.maxsgrille.com/home.htm





Screw coldstone's crap, go for ice cream parlor across from mizner called Sloan's, looks like you are inside willie wonka factory


http://www.miznerpark.com/dining-entertainment/sloans





If you want to venture to Neiman Marcus in the Town Center mall in Boca they have a good restaurant but again it is in the mall and not everyone is into that.





If you like sushi, Blue Fin Sushi and Thai off Yamato is good and has a killer lobster bomb roll that isn't raw. At least it was good when I worked around the corner.


861 Northwest 51st Street


Boca Raton, FL 33431-4465


(561) 981-8986





I am  not into chains and am a total foodie so sorry but the Whale Rib is not good food IMO and don't take that as an example of good seafood in Florida.