Lake Worth Beach
What is there to do in Lake Worth Beach?
Lake Worth Beach combines a lifeguarded Atlantic beach and historic fishing pier with a colorful, walkable downtown full of independent shops, galleries, live music and international restaurants. Add kayaking at Snook Islands, shows at the 1920s Lake Worth Playhouse and big festivals like the Street Painting Festival.
Beach & PierLake Worth Beach
Lake Worth Beach Park is the city's main public oceanfront beach, set around the historic Casino Building and the William O. Lockhart Municipal Pier. It offers lifeguarded swimming, a boardwalk, picnic areas, restaurants and chair and cabana rentals, making it the heart of any Lake Worth Beach visit.
Beach & PierLake Worth Beach
The William O. Lockhart Municipal Pier is Lake Worth Beach's iconic fishing pier, stretching roughly 900 feet into the Atlantic. Visitors pay a small fee to stroll, fish or photograph the sunrise, and Benny's on the Beach restaurant sits at its base.
Beach & PierLake Worth Beach
The Lake Worth Beach Casino Building is a historic 1920s Mediterranean Revival landmark on the oceanfront. There has never been gambling here in modern times; today the restored building holds restaurants, shops and a ballroom used for weddings and events, overlooking Lake Worth Beach.
DiningLake Worth Beach
Benny's on the Beach is a casual oceanfront restaurant at the base of the Lake Worth Beach pier, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner since 1986. Known for seafood, American classics and cocktails with Atlantic views, it is one of the most popular restaurants in Lake Worth Beach.
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Oceanwalk is a coastal restaurant in the Lake Worth Beach Casino and Beach Complex, offering an elevated take on beachside dining with ocean views. It is a good choice for a relaxed lunch after the beach or a sunset dinner steps from the sand.
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Paradiso is downtown Lake Worth Beach's best-known fine-dining Italian restaurant, serving sophisticated modern Italian cuisine with polished service. It is a go-to choice for anniversaries, date nights and special occasions on Lake Avenue.
DiningLake Worth Beach
Callaro's is a downtown Lake Worth Beach steakhouse next to the Lake Worth Playhouse, known for USDA Prime and Choice aged steaks, a lively happy hour and pre-theater dinners. It is a favorite for a classic steak night before a show.
DiningLake Worth Beach
Oceano Kitchen is a chef-driven restaurant on Lucerne Avenue in downtown Lake Worth Beach, known for seasonal, ingredient-focused dishes and decadent desserts. Originally in Lantana, it moved downtown and has become one of the area's destination restaurants.
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Lilo's Streetfood & Bar is a lively downtown Lake Worth Beach spot on Lake Avenue serving globally inspired street food and creative cocktails. It is open late, making it a popular choice for casual dinners and nights out downtown.
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Pomona is a neighborhood American bistro in downtown Lake Worth Beach with a seasonal menu rooted in classic American cooking, craft cocktails and a popular daily happy hour. It is a relaxed place to gather with friends and family.
ShoppingLake Worth Beach
Downtown Lake Worth Beach centers on two parallel one-way streets, Lake Avenue and Lucerne Avenue, lined with independent boutiques, antique and vintage shops, galleries, live music bars and international restaurants. It is colorful, walkable and famously bohemian.
ShoppingLake Worth Beach
The Lake Worth Beach Waterside Farmers Market is a seasonal Saturday-morning market near the Intracoastal at A1A and Lake Avenue, typically running October through April from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Expect local produce, prepared food, crafts, live music and a dog-friendly crowd.
Arts & CultureLake Worth Beach
The Lake Worth Playhouse is a historic community theater on Lake Avenue, housed in the former Oakley Theatre, the oldest building on the Art Deco Society of Palm Beach County's register. It presents musicals, plays, film series and live music year-round.
Arts & CultureLake Worth Beach
The Cultural Council for Palm Beach County is headquartered in the historic Robert M. Montgomery Jr. Building on Lake Avenue, where free gallery exhibitions showcase Palm Beach County artists. It is also a visitor resource for arts and culture events across the county.
Arts & CultureLake Worth Beach
The Benzaiten Center for Creative Arts is a nonprofit art center in a former railway building in Lake Worth Beach, specializing in glassblowing, flameworking and ceramics. Visitors can watch demonstrations, shop for handmade art or book hands-on classes.
Arts & CultureLake Worth Beach
Flamingo Clay Studio is a nonprofit pottery studio and gallery in downtown Lake Worth Beach, offering ceramics classes, open studio time and handmade pottery for sale. It is a great stop for creative travelers and gift shoppers.
OutdoorsLake Worth Beach
Bryant Park is a waterfront park on the Lake Worth Lagoon at the foot of the Lake Avenue bridge, with an amphitheater, fishing pier, boat ramp and open lawns. It hosts concerts and major events including Palm Beach Pride, and offers beautiful sunset views.
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Snook Islands Natural Area is a restored chain of man-made islands in the Lake Worth Lagoon, with mangroves, oyster reefs and a boardwalk near the Lake Avenue bridge. It is one of the best spots in Lake Worth Beach for kayaking, paddleboarding, fishing and birdwatching.
OutdoorsLake Worth Beach
Kayak Lake Worth offers guided kayak and paddleboard tours and rentals on the Lake Worth Lagoon, launching near the Lake Worth Beach Golf Club. Tours explore Snook Islands, mangroves and lagoon wildlife, and advance online reservations are required.
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Lake Worth Beach Golf Club is a century-old municipal golf course on the Intracoastal Waterway, known for affordable rounds and waterfront views. Its on-site restaurant and lagoon setting make it a scenic stop even for non-golfers.
OutdoorsLake Worth Beach
John Prince Park is a 726-acre Palm Beach County park on Lake Osborne in Lake Worth Beach, with trails, campgrounds, fishing, boating, playgrounds and picnic pavilions. It is the area's biggest green space for active outdoor days.
NightlifeLake Worth Beach
Mathew's Brewing Co. is an award-winning craft brewery in downtown Lake Worth Beach with a scratch kitchen, serving house-brewed beers alongside a full food menu. It is a favorite gathering spot for locals and beer-loving visitors.
NightlifeLake Worth Beach
Dave's Last Resort & Raw Bar is a laid-back downtown Lake Worth Beach bar and restaurant known for its raw bar, sports on TV, live music and late hours. It is a classic spot for casual drinks and seafood on Lake Avenue.
M Vacation Homes & VillasLake Worth Beach
Sabal Palm House is a highly rated boutique bed and breakfast just off Lake Avenue in Lake Worth Beach, within walking distance of downtown and roughly 15 minutes on foot from the beach. It offers individually decorated rooms and a homey, historic feel.
Spend a morning at Lake Worth Beach Park: swim, walk the boardwalk and stroll the William O. Lockhart Municipal Pier, ideally at sunrise. Grab breakfast at Benny's on the Beach at the foot of the pier.
Cross the Lake Avenue bridge to downtown, where Lake and Lucerne Avenues are lined with vintage shops, galleries and murals. Stop by the Cultural Council's free gallery and catch a show at the Lake Worth Playhouse.
Rent a kayak or paddleboard and explore the mangroves of Snook Islands Natural Area, or watch the sunset from Bryant Park.
Yes. It offers a beautiful public beach, a historic pier and one of the most authentic, artsy downtowns in South Florida — with lower prices and a more relaxed feel than Palm Beach.
Lake Worth Beach is known for its bohemian downtown, the Street Painting Festival, its historic Casino Building and pier, and its arts scene.