A reader of my blog sent me this article by food reporter Nicole Danna about "Twelve Lake Worth Restaurants".
— New Times BPB Food (@NewTimesBPBFood) July 20, 2016How many are actually in the City? Just five. Here is the lead-in for the article:
Ah, Lake Worth. It's one of Palm Beach County's most, shall we say, unique municipalities.
It would make sense, of course, that a town as colorful as El Dub has some equally colorful kitchens. [emphasis added]
[and. . .]
Forget the fancy, overly priced Palm Beach haunts. Instead, try exploring something more unique — the under-the-radar, hole-in-the-wall-type establishments that look more than a little suspect from the outside but hold an abundance of deliciousness inside. They're what make a trip to this tiny, quirky town worthwhile.
Lake Worth is a tiny City. Just a little over 6 square miles. This demonstrates once again the perception that the City extends much further west than it actually does. However, articles like this don't hurt our image like this recent 'news' that a man was found murdered "in Lake Worth". That crime happened outside the City borders, near Palm Springs. Not in the City.
Back to Danna's article, which restaurants are in the City? Here they are:
- Pelican Restaurant
- Las Flores Restaurant & Pupuseria
- The French House
- Mother Earth Sanctuary Café
- Clary's Corner Café
- Fiorella
- Real Wok
- Crazy Mario's Pizza & Indian Kitchen
- Guacamole by Chef Omar
- Le Troubadour Restaurant
- 2 Chef's Souparee
- Chulas
![Dr. W. H. Cotton’s ode: “Oh, My Lake Worth, Florida!” [circa 1920].](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjUL75cv6zJQFjX15ojOIIz9AjnbqH4asHJTYSDhnGnYr7rJZRha1NcNTirj2xPcId158vkz5Hw-wXgOfrlztj8Zr8jLFFCfuEN6PyV44ZlpMRmJ68xbtFL9vzxNiG7xDs_HJvm/s1600/LakeWorthPioneers.JPG)
