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Taboo Restaurant
221 Worth Ave , Palm Beach , FL 33480
(561) 835-3500 | taboorestaurant.com
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Type of Food Served: American, Continental, European | Price: $$$$

Taboo Restauarnt is a very high end American Bistro Restaurant. "Everybody should go to Ta-boo at least once. It is a place like no other. Everyone who is someone, and many who aspire to be, will dine here, sooner or later. People go to be seen, to see, to over hear juicy conversations. They go because Ta-boo has a reputation that borders on legend. They go because it is friendly, mellow, lacking in pretense. And its cozy dining rooms are quite pleasing to the eye. But mostly they go for two reasons: superb food and service

Open for Brunch on Monday,
Open for Lunch on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Open for Dinner on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday

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