This is wonderful news especially in comparison to all the vendors that preceded in this location. Almost all were written off as hot dog, burger, fries and microwave joints that only serviced the golfers. Now we have a legitimate restaurant that is a destination for those in the surrounding residential area and increasingly pulling from a larger geographic area. Word is getting around and a review like this will help.
Here are some excerpts from Ms. Balmaseda's review:
One comes here to be transported without great fuss. There’s plenty of self-parking. Walk-ins are welcome. Finding a nice table is easy enough. Grab one on the terrace and glance across the greens and Lake Worth Lagoon toward the Palm Beach skyline. Take a breath, a sip of beer and chill.
The service is rather relaxed, but friendly.
[and...]
During my visits to the Beach Club, I’ve found myself gravitating toward the outdoor terrace, where the view is relaxing and time seems to slow down. But if there’s a good game on, you can catch it at the separate indoor bar area, where on a recent night a younger crowd played pool and sipped beer. There’s also a more traditional dining room that seems ideal for larger parties or special events.
[the review ends with this...]
Yes, it may sound like a noisy affair, but it’s not. The open space has a way of quieting the bustle to quite pleasant levels.
So,
if you happen to be stressed out over the coming Apocalypse (which has
been delayed indefinitely) our Lake Worth Bradley's Beach Club is a
great place to chill and get some perspective, along with a cold beer.
IF YOU GO:
ADDRESS: 1 Seventh Ave. N. (Lake Worth Municipal Golf Course), Lake WorthTELEPHONE: 561-585-8976
WEBSITE: BradleysBeachClub.com
PRICE RANGE: Moderate
HOURS: Open daily from 8 a.m. to midnight, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner
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