Best Steakhouses in Palm Beach
Julie called it beautiful the moment she walked in, loving how it sits right on Atlantic Avenue where everything's happening. She told Pablo flat out she's coming back many, many times.
Jamie describes it as his long-time favorite steakhouse, placing it in a close tie with Outback for best in class. It remains one of his top choices among casual steakhouse chains.
At the time of recording, it was Jamie's first visit in months. While comparing it to Texas Roadhouse, Outback, and LongHorn, Jamie ranked LongHorn and Outback ahead of Texas Roadhouse but still gave Texas Roadhouse credit as a solid option.
Jamie’s #2 restaurant in West Palm Beach is a coastal Mediterranean bistro that feels like an al fresco oasis. His favorite dish is the butter chicken (a baked chicken dish), which keeps it high on his list. The home of juicy steaks, spirited drinks and Aussie hospitality. Enjoy steak, chicken, ribs, fresh seafood & their famous Bloomin' Onion. Visited during family trip week, with the grilled and barbecue chicken praised, the ribs described as hit or miss, and the bread and butter highlighted as a standout.
Look, Bern's isn't a hidden gem everybody in Florida knows the name. But it's on this list because it genuinely lives up to every single bit of its reputation, and that's rare. The dry-aged steaks are cut to YOUR specification, the wine cellar holds close to half a million bottles, and then they take you upstairs to the dessert room which is an experience that doesn't exist anywhere else in this state. Jamie's face the first time he walked into that dessert room was worth the entire dinner. You pick your steak by thickness, you choose the exact temperature, and they nail it every time. Julie says Bern's is old-school fine dining that actually earned the right to call itself that no shortcuts, no trends, just decades of doing it better than almost anyone. It's a splurge, we're not gonna lie, but it's the kind of splurge where you walk out saying "okay that was worth every penny."
