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Stage Kitchen & Bar Becomes Boca Brasserie

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Stage Kitchen & Bar in Boca Raton is entering a new chapter. The restaurant is transitioning into Boca Brasserie, a new concept centered on American fare and neighborhood dining. When Stage Kitchen & Bar Boca Raton opened in 2025, it introduced an internationally inspired menu designed for sharing. The restaurant drew from chef Pushkar Marathe’s years cooking across Europe, the Caribbean, the Middle East and the United States, along with his Indian roots.
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Watch The World Cup At Mizner Park Amphitheater

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The U.S. team’s World Cup journey may be over, but soccer fans still have plenty to cheer for as Mizner Park Amphitheater hosts a free FIFA World Cup Goals & Good Times Watch Party this Saturday, July 11. The quarterfinal round will be livestreamed on the jumbo screen starting at 5 p.m., with doors opening at 4 p.m. Along with the soccer match, the venue will have a live DJ, a vintage jersey shop and a custom hat bar. There will be oversized inflatable soccer games and B.Y.O.Ball soccer open play.
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The Joyce Earns Wine Program Honors

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By Megan Smith
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Between jewel-green walls, velvet curtains and plush seats, The Joyce, a 45-seat steakhouse on Española Way, which we visited last year, offers an intimate dining experience that feels like being let in on a local secret. Beyond its impressive art collection and flame-grilled cuts, The Joyce has earned multiple accolades following the rapid expansion of its wine program, which now includes more than 500 labels and roughly 1,200 bottles.
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Holy Schnitzel To Open In Boca Raton

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The Fast-Casual Concept Will Open With Schnitzel, Burgers And Kosher Eats A new restaurant is preparing to take over the former Boca Grill space on Glades Road. Holy Schnitzel, a kosher fast-casual concept with roots in Staten Island, N.Y., is moving in with a menu built around its signature chicken schnitzel, family recipes and more than two dozen house-made sauces.
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Three Italian Restaurants Coming To Boca Raton

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Italian food fans will soon have several new options in Boca Raton. Three restaurants — Sofia, Felice and Bellini — are planned across major developments from Sanborn Square to Town Center and a new residential tower. Sofia At The Aletto Sofia is slated to open at The Aletto, a mixed-use development near Sanborn Square. The Italian restaurant, which also has a location in Miami’s Design District, pairs Italian cuisine with live entertainment and an in-house art display.
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Piacere Pizza Opens In Boca Raton

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Piacere Pizza has opened a new location in Boca Raton at Yamato Crossing, adding to its growing presence across South Florida with artisanal Neapolitan pizzas. The restaurant focuses on traditional pizza-making techniques, using wood-fired ovens to produce thin, crisp crusts with a char characteristic of Neapolitan-style cooking.
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Fletchers Brings Supper Club Style To Boca Raton

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1970s-Inspired Restaurant And Lounge To Open This Fall A dinner at Fletcher’s is designed to unfold slowly, beginning with a chef-led, omakase-style meal and easing into cocktails, music and a late-night crowd. Rooted in the atmosphere of 1970s Palm Beach supper clubs, the new restaurant, bar and lounge is set to open in Boca Raton this fall. In that midcentury era, supper clubs blended formal dining with an unhurried social scene.
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Kid Eat Free Mondays At Town Center

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Families visiting Town Center at Boca Raton this summer can take advantage of “Little Guests of Town Center,” a Monday program offering free kids’ meals and family-friendly activities through Aug. 31. The initiative offers complimentary kids’ meals with the purchase of an adult entrée at participating restaurants, including Bazille at Nordstrom, CVI.CHE 105, La Boulangerie Boul’Mich, True Food, Chick-fil-A, Moaz Vegetarian, Pummarola, Shake Shack and Apropo Crepes.
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Mondays Are For Mahjong

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Mahjong is finding new life across South Florida, drawing younger players and social groups to tables once associated largely with retirement communities. In Delray Beach, Death By Pizza is embracing the trend with “Mahj Mondays,” a biweekly gathering centered on tiles, pizza and conversation. Held every other Monday, the event invites players of all skill levels to bring friends, meet new people and enjoy an evening focused more on socializing than competition.
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Boca Burger Battle Returns July 11

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The 13th Annual Boca Burger Battle returns to Sanborn Square Park on Saturday, July 11, bringing one of South Florida’s most anticipated summer food events back to downtown Boca Raton. As Florida’s longest-running burger festival, the evening blends unlimited tastings, live music and a competitive culinary lineup while benefiting the Children’s Giving Foundation.
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The Boca Raton Observer Journalists

Banerjee, Debra
Behmoiras, Linda L.
Ghelman, Daniela
Goldman, Justin
Marañón, Xavier
Martinez, Alona Abbady
Miller, Susan R.
Smith Wu, Dianna