Open daily, 7 AM–10 PM; $$$ pricing.
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Swifty's at the Colony Palm Beach is an American restaurant in Palm Beach, FL — a stylish Colony Hotel setting known for crab cakes, poolside dining, and live music.
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- AddressThe Colony Hotel, 155 Hammon Ave, Palm Beach, FL 33480, USA
- Phone(561) 832-7318
- HoursMonday7:00 AM – 10:00 PMTuesday7:00 AM – 10:00 PMWednesday7:00 AM – 10:00 PMThursday7:00 AM – 10:00 PMFriday7:00 AM – 10:00 PMSaturday7:00 AM – 10:00 PMSunday7:00 AM – 10:00 PM
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We were so excited to visit Swifty’s for Sunday brunch! Having made reservations several days in advance, we were ready for the full Palm Beach experience. It’s a beautiful spot by the pool that definitely delivers on style. The Highlights: • The Vibe: As a huge fan of the show Palm Royale, I absolutely loved the aesthetic here. It captures that iconic, glamorous vibe perfectly. It was a treat to see the hotel. • The Experience: It’s a "once-in-a-lifetime" type of atmosphere that feels very exclusive. Things to Consider: • The Layout: The tables are very, very close together right by the pool. We lucked out with the weather not being too hot, but it is a tight squeeze. • Service Hiccup: Toward the end of our meal, a server moved our umbrella to another table without asking. I ended up baking in the sun while waiting for the check and actually had to stand up to get some relief. • The Value: Be prepared to spend a significant amount of money. While the food is good, you are definitely paying a premium for the location and the "scene." Final Verdict: I’m glad we went for the experience—you only live once! However, because of the high price point for standard brunch fare and the service slip-up, I probably won't be a returning customer.
Went last week with my girlfriend - cornbread was raw in the center, I put my fork in it and when I pulled it out it was dripping. To be clear, not moist, but wet. I opened and the inside was doughy. The fish and chips followed the cornbread (my appetizer) 42 minutes after the appetizer. The fries (by the time they arrived) were cold. The fish was raw, there was water pooling inside the batter. The batter itself was crisp on the outside and dough in the inside - either from being uncooked or from the moisture of the uncooked fish saturating the dough. The manager appropriately compensated the meal and was very amenable considering I hadn’t eaten the meal. The atmosphere was fantastic and a lovely venue.
We went for Father’s Day brunch withe my family. The server, Fausto, was over the top with being attentive for our table. He had suggestions for the brunch omelets. He made sure that the appetizers were as expected so delicious. The main course selections were absolutely amazing. The pool side table was so beautifully decorated under a canopy of greenery.
We were in West Palm for my mom’s bachelorette party and reserved brunch on Sunday at the hotel and we had an amazing experience! The hotel is absolutely gorgeous! The staff is so friendly. The food was delicious! Marie was our server and she was so attentive and sweet! We had such a great time!
We had breakfast yesterday and the food was below our expectations, unfortunately. The place is beautiful, and one would think that, given the standard held in Palm Beach and the price point, the food would at least meet expectations. We ordered the Colony Breakfast and the Huevos Rancheros (which shouldn't be called Huevos Rancheros, as it doesn't meet the standard of what Huevos Rancheros actually is) and we were served avocados that showed black spots. On top of that, we ordered poached eggs, which ended up being boiled due to over cooked them. I could understand this at a regular restaurant, but not at a high-end hotel like The Colony.



