American Fare for Dinner or Sunday Brunch at Patio Delray in Delray Beach
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- Seafood, steaks & omelets
- Locally sourced meat & produce
- Specialty cocktails & full bar
- Local artist's works on display
Most modern cuisine is a continuation of classic dishes, just as a computer is a slightly modified typewriter and a washing machine is a river in a box. Revel in palatable progress with today's Groupon to Patio Delray. Choose between the following options:
• For $20, you get $40 worth of American fare and drinks for dinner, which begins at 5 p.m. each day.
• For $10, you get $20 worth of American fare and drinks for Sunday brunch, which takes place every Sunday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Patio Delray combines exotic ingredients with locally sourced meat and produce to create braised and grilled wonders. Dinner diners rejoice over a menu of steaks, noodles, and seafood delicacies. The signature blue-crab-stuffed madagascar prawn lounges in a tarragon cream sauce atop house-made wild-mushroom ricotta ravioli ($33.75). Like an attempt to put a jellyfish in a headlock, the braised beef short rib illustrates the advantages of bonelessness, its all-meat goodness arriving slathered in a tropical mango barbecue sauce ($28.75). Diners supping from the Sunday brunch menu quell seafood cravings with the Patio Benedict, a jumble of crab cakes and poached eggs in a béarnaise sauce ($14.75). The Boca omelet coats house-cured salmon and scallions in cream cheese ($12.75).
Every item at Patio Delray is made to order on the premises, sparing the hassle of hiring carrier pigeons to fly ingredients across state lines. Diners delight in the wall-mounted photography of local artist Dr. Mark Widick while sipping one of the dozens of fine wines or imported and craft beers that populate the house's drink menu.
- Seafood, steaks & omelets
- Locally sourced meat & produce
- Specialty cocktails & full bar
- Local artist's works on display
Most modern cuisine is a continuation of classic dishes, just as a computer is a slightly modified typewriter and a washing machine is a river in a box. Revel in palatable progress with today's Groupon to Patio Delray. Choose between the following options:
• For $20, you get $40 worth of American fare and drinks for dinner, which begins at 5 p.m. each day.
• For $10, you get $20 worth of American fare and drinks for Sunday brunch, which takes place every Sunday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Patio Delray combines exotic ingredients with locally sourced meat and produce to create braised and grilled wonders. Dinner diners rejoice over a menu of steaks, noodles, and seafood delicacies. The signature blue-crab-stuffed madagascar prawn lounges in a tarragon cream sauce atop house-made wild-mushroom ricotta ravioli ($33.75). Like an attempt to put a jellyfish in a headlock, the braised beef short rib illustrates the advantages of bonelessness, its all-meat goodness arriving slathered in a tropical mango barbecue sauce ($28.75). Diners supping from the Sunday brunch menu quell seafood cravings with the Patio Benedict, a jumble of crab cakes and poached eggs in a béarnaise sauce ($14.75). The Boca omelet coats house-cured salmon and scallions in cream cheese ($12.75).
Every item at Patio Delray is made to order on the premises, sparing the hassle of hiring carrier pigeons to fly ingredients across state lines. Diners delight in the wall-mounted photography of local artist Dr. Mark Widick while sipping one of the dozens of fine wines or imported and craft beers that populate the house's drink menu.
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Fresh, seasonal ingredients, harmonious flavors, artful presentation, and eclectic gastronomic touches are the core tenets behind Patio Delray's tropical-inspired menu. The creative bill of fare highlights fresh local seafood—including Florida blue-crab cakes and a catch du jour—as well as Asian-inspired dishes such as braised boneless beef short ribs that the Sun Sentinel praised as "slow-prepared to practically dissolve in your mouth." An intimate purple-and-gray bar pours more than 30 craft and local beers, plus a menu of specialty cocktails and martinis, each one devised by owner Miss Lily.
Patio Delray’s namesake space—a covered outdoor patio area—situates diners amid lush tropical plants and casual patio tables, and an interior dining room offers a more refined experience, complete with crisp white tablecloths, silk draperies, and forks that whisper in French. The yellow-and-orange walls are made all the more colorful with the addition of artwork from Dr. Mark H. Widick, a local photographer who captures cityscapes, space-shuttle launches, and vivid underwater scenes in vibrant high-resolution images.