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4.5(1144 reviews)
Closed · Opens 12:00 PM

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Open 12 PM–10 PM, staying open later (11 PM) on Fri–Sat; $$ pricing.

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Mussel Beach is a seafood restaurant in Delray Beach, FL — a raw bar known for its mussels alongside truffle fries, stuffed shrimp, and a lively happy hour.

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Contact Info

  • Address501 E Atlantic Ave, Delray Beach, FL 33483
  • Hours
    Monday12:00 – 10:00 PM
    Tuesday12:00 – 10:00 PM
    Wednesday12:00 – 10:00 PM
    Thursday12:00 – 10:00 PM
    Friday12:00 – 11:00 PM
    Saturday12:00 – 11:00 PM
    Sunday12:00 – 10:00 PM
  • $
    Pricing$$

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Reviews

4.5(1,144 reviews)
Tanya Beck
Tanya Beckon Google
3 weeks ago

Great little spot. We go out on Sundays to avoid crowds and this place was recommended. Fair prices for really good seafood. Recommended the mussels mariniere and stuffed shrimp. Michelle was great. Checked on us the correct amount without disturbing our meal conversation.

Yvette Segura
Yvette Seguraon Google
7 months ago

If you want mussels, this is the only place in Delray Beach to go. It’s unassuming from the outside but that’s because they’re limited to what they can do as it is on a block of historical structures (Colony Hotel). Don’t let the outside dissuade you, the inside is great and the food is even better. No better place for mussels (or coconut cream pie, according to my husband). The mussels come in a variety of ways from fra diavolo to French onion and so on. They are served in a copper looking bucket at a pound per serving. Karly was our most recent server and was fantastic. She knows the menu in detail and can tell you about anything you’re curious about. She’s a local native so she knows the area well, too. We had a lot of fun getting to know her. We always try to stop here when driving back to Tampa from FLL or MIA.the coconut cream pie is the cherry on top for my husband. It’s an old family recipe from the original owner and made in house.i don’t like coconut but he says it’s the best he’s ever had.

VigorJulia
VigorJuliaon Google
4 months ago

I absolutely love seafood, and my first restaurant in Delray Beach was Mussel Beach. It was such a great experience overall. My dish was absolutely delicious I really enjoyed it! My boyfriend ordered the grilled octopus, and unfortunately it was a bit overcooked and slightly burnt, so he didn’t love it. Still, this place has a special spot in my heart -your first love is hard to forget 😊 It remains one of my favorite spots. The service was wonderful as well. See you again soon ❤️

Raoul Gabiam
Raoul Gabiamon Google
a year ago

Great seafood restaurant right in downtown Delray. Simple but nice and welcoming atmosphere, very nice service. The oysters were delicious and reasonably priced. They really didn't need anything. We also ordered the tuna stack, mussels, and a pasta dish. Which were all fine. The mussels didn't seem to have absorbed the delicious sauce. Tha pasta felt slightly undercooked, but the sauce was delicious. The wine bottle we got was very good. The waitress gave us a tasting first as we weren't sure about it which was very nice. They also have a nice happy hour during the week. Altogether, happy we checked it out. Would definitely go back there for happy hour discounts.

John Siton
John Sitonon Google
11 months ago

5-Star Review for Mussel Beach Restaurant – Palm Beach, FL Mussel Beach Restaurant offers a relaxed and enjoyable dining experience in Palm Beach. The atmosphere is casual yet polished, with a pleasant coastal feel that makes it easy to settle in and enjoy the evening. The staff were friendly and attentive without being overbearing, creating a comfortable pace throughout the meal. The seafood was fresh and well-prepared, with flavors that felt balanced and thoughtful rather than overly dressed up. The French Onion Soup was a nice surprise — rich, comforting, and nicely layered with melted cheese and toasted bread. It added a warm touch to the meal and showed that the kitchen pays attention to detail beyond seafood alone. Cocktails were also a highlight — well-made, not too sweet, and paired nicely with the dishes. It’s clear the bar takes some care in presentation and flavor. Overall, Mussel Beach is a solid choice for good food, good service, and an easygoing environment. It doesn’t try too hard, and that’s part of its charm. I’d recommend it to anyone looking for a nice seafood spot in Palm Beach that delivers quality without unnecessary flash.