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4.3(921 reviews)
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Renato's is an Italian restaurant in Palm Beach, FL — known for its candlelit courtyard and garden seating, along with signature dishes like salmon and salmon fettuccine, in an elegant, romantic setting.

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Contact Info

  • Address87 Via Mizner, Palm Beach, FL 33480
  • Hours
    Monday11:30 AM – 3:00 PM, 6:00 – 10:00 PM
    Tuesday11:30 AM – 3:00 PM, 6:00 – 10:00 PM
    Wednesday11:30 AM – 3:00 PM, 6:00 – 10:00 PM
    Thursday11:30 AM – 3:00 PM, 6:00 – 10:00 PM
    Friday11:30 AM – 3:00 PM, 6:00 – 10:00 PM
    Saturday11:30 AM – 3:00 PM, 6:00 – 10:00 PM
    Sunday6:00 – 10:00 PM
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Reviews

4.3(921 reviews)
Sherwin P. “The Official Money Coach” Brown
Sherwin P. “The Official Money Coach” Brownon Google
4 months ago

A Slice of Paradise in Palm Beach: Renato’s is a stunning gem in a fantastic location. The aesthetic instantly transported me to the charm of Naples, Florida. Service: The staff were truly fabulous, attentive, professional, and welcoming Food: Every dish was excellent and prepared to perfection Ambience: The atmosphere is nothing short of spectacular, making for a memorable evening. Overall Impression: A must-visit. We will definitely be back!

Brandon Spencer
Brandon Spenceron Google
3 months ago

In shock that this place is still in business!! So bland and tasteless. Would never recommend and will never be back. Unbelievable and unfortunate The rigatoni alla vodka was brutal. Dry, thin sauce and tasteless. We asked for extra sauce but it was still incredibly bland. Reminded me of nursing home food. Inside was too hot for a nice dinner. Many ppl recommend and we don’t understand why??? Obviously those who attend regularly have not experienced true quality Italian food. Go to Delray or Boca. The service was quite good but the food lacks in every way.

Maisondevivier
Maisondevivieron Google
a month ago

A few days ago, I went to Renado‘s Italian restaurant in Palm Beach, Florida with my friends. The restaurant environment was elegant, especially the atmosphere of the outdoor garden dining area was romantic. The meal level was medium to high, and the waiter was warm and friendly. The waiter who served us that day took photos for us. He also guided us very professionally to record a video, which was a little surprise during the meal!

Kathy Paleczny
Kathy Palecznyon Google
6 months ago

We can't thank you enough for hosting the Ravinia Festival Group at your beautiful restaurant on Thursday, February 26, 2026, in the courtyard. We had four tables to accommodate our guests and the staff was absolutely magnificent. Thank you to Thomas Schnider for providing us with an amazing menu with two options for a starter, three options for a salad entree and a tasty dessert sampler. What an attentive staff, beautiful setting and food that is memorable.

Major Foodie PhD
Major Foodie PhDon Google
7 months ago

Renato’s: Palm Beach Formality Without the Thrill An old-guard Italian fixture, Renato's trades on continental polish and Palm Beach expectations. The room, softly lit to the point of gloom, aims for Tuscan romance but lands closer to theatrical dusk. On a cold evening, a stubborn draft from the entrance—unresolved despite requests—cast a chill over what was meant to be a polished business dinner, a reminder that comfort is part of hospitality. The opening round was classic and competent: Carpaccio di Manzo sliced thin and clean, Prosciutto e Melone predictably pleasant, Polpo Arrostito tender but muted, and Carciofi alla Romana agreeable yet forgettable. The kitchen’s restraint continues with the mains. Risotto all’Aragosta leaned rich but lacked the sweetness one hopes for at this price. Chitarra ai Frutti di Mare was serviceable, the pasta cooked correctly but without spark. A special fettuccine and Petto di Pollo Ripieno delivered professionalism rather than pleasure. Bread service—including gluten-free—was thoughtful, service steady and correct, sparkling water quietly refilled. Bathrooms are notably tight, parking predictably difficult, and prices—while expected for the address—outpace the experience. Renato’s isn’t bad; it’s just underwhelming. For me, it’s unlikely to merit a return visit. #PalmBeachDining #ItalianRestaurant #BusinessDinner