Where to Eat in The Acreage
A handful of family places near Orange Boulevard, and plenty of picnic spots.
The Acreage was built for homes and horses, not restaurants, so the choice is small and close together. Nearly everything is in the plazas around the intersection of Seminole Pratt Whitney Road and Orange Boulevard, a few minutes from the library and the community park. For more variety, the new shops in Westlake are just to the south, and Royal Palm Beach and Palm Beach Gardens are about 20 to 30 minutes away.
On trail days, pack a lunch. Riverbend Park and Loxahatchee Groves Park have picnic shelters, and most of the wild lands have no food or water at all.
Seminole Pratt Whitney Road and Orange Boulevard
Family places in the central Acreage plazas.
A newer steakhouse from the family behind Okeechobee Prime, the area’s choice for a sit-down dinner.
A neighborhood pizza shop opened in 2015 by two local sisters, with handcrafted pies and cold beer.
A small shop for scoops, frozen treats and coffee, a favorite stop after ball games.
Restaurants change hours, menus and ownership often — check with the restaurant before you go. Listings are editorial picks, not paid placements.
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Are there many restaurants in The Acreage?
Only a few. Most are in the plazas at Seminole Pratt Whitney Road and Orange Boulevard; Westlake, Royal Palm Beach and Palm Beach Gardens have more choice.
Where can I picnic near The Acreage?
Riverbend Park has picnic chickees and pavilions, Loxahatchee Groves Park has grills and pavilions, and the community parks have open lawns.
Is there food in the Corbett Wildlife Management Area?
No. Bring all the food and water you need, and carry out your trash.