Now on the burner, Visit Lauderdale’s Dine Out Lauderdale restaurant months continue through Sept. 30, offering a record number of unique options for visitors to discover the South Florida destinations culinary landscape this year.
Featuring chef-driven experiences, waterfront restaurants, neighbourhood favourites, and exciting newcomers, the annual program offers the opportunity for guests to savour an array of specially curated, three-course prix fixe menus available at participating restaurants for lunch at US$35 and for dinner at tiers of $45, $60 or a luxe option of $75.
“Greater Fort Lauderdale is truly shaped by the immense culinary talent and creativity of our dining partners,” said Stacy Ritter, President & CEO of Visit Lauderdale. “Dine Out Lauderdale was created to shine a spotlight on the innovative spirit of our destination and provide accessible menu options that give all travelers a taste of Greater Fort Lauderdale’s extensive culinary landscape.”
Beyond the prix fixe menus, Dine Out Lauderdale invites guests to experience the destination’s culinary scene in new and unexpected ways, pairing exceptional dining with hands-on experiences, waterfront settings and chef-led events. Food lovers can explore the destination on a Las Olas Boulevard dinner and drinks tour with Craft Food Tours, featuring three tasting courses, cocktails, dessert and a private art gallery experience.
The culinary adventure continues at The Wilder, where the exclusive “Cocktail Club” experience pairs a thoughtfully curated four-course menu with handcrafted cocktails created alongside renowned chefs. And those with a sweet tooth can end the evening at Lovelee Bakeshop, whose cake decorating classes offer expert instruction, delicious samples and a playful date-night activity.
For diners looking to savour Greater Fort Lauderdale’s iconic waterfront lifestyle, many participating restaurants pair memorable meals with equally impressive views. Guests can arrive by boat to enjoy elevated seafood at Ocean Prime, linger over a three-course lunch overlooking the ocean at Beach Terrace Restaurant in Deerfield Beach, or dine along the shore at Aruba Beach Cafe overlooking the Lauderdale-by-the-Sea pier.
Greater Fort Lauderdale boasts over 4,000 eateries, craft breweries, and many stunning rooftop bars.
And whether discovering interactive culinary experiences, chef-driven events or waterfront dining, Dine Out Lauderdale offers countless ways to experience the destination’s vibrant food scene beyond the table.
For a complete list of participating restaurants and details, click HERE.