Voici un guide des meilleurs piano bars de la région de Fort Lauderdale et Palm Beach.
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Bangkok in Boca
79 Royal Palm Plaza, Boca Raton
561-394-6912
Thursdays and Fridays, Big Diamond Dave D’Amico often greets guests at Bangkok in Boca. He is not the host, nor an owner, but he is the piano man playing songs most Americans love to hear in a …[more]
Casablanca Cafe
3049 Alhambra St., Fort Lauderdale
954-764-3500
Casablanca Cafe is an original oasis of charm and elegance, one of the first houses on the beach, now restored and officially protected in Spanish-Mediterranean glory. The decor of the multilevel …[more]
Avenue Grill
821 Fifth Ave., Delray Beach
561-265-0122
A blue-blood could describe the food here as « club food, » nothing to push the culinary envelope too far. But everything is done well, from the tenderloin steak tartare and escargots to prime rib with …[more]
Fisherman’s Restaurant and Lounge
650 Royal Palm Beach Blvd., Royal Palm Beach
561-792-0772
Every Wednesday through Saturday, the man playing the piano is none other than Copeland Davis. Once artist-in-residence with the Florida Symphonic Pops Orchestra, Davis is always one of South …[more]
Flavors of Italy
3111 University Drive, Coral Springs
954-345-7770
They don’t serve pizza at night, but with such a large menu full of Italian favorites, who needs pizza? Try one of the many types of pastas, veal Parmesan or calamari. Adjacent to its restaurant, …[more]
Howl at the Moon
17 S Atlantic Blvd (A1A), Beach Place, Fort Lauderdale
954-522-5054
Howl at the Moon is the local iteration of a national chain, a concept that has lasted longer than any of the hits you’ll hear here. But you are not, of course, here just to hear. Clear your throat, …[more]
Hugh Jorgan’s
96 NE Second Ave., Delray Beach
561-272-7887
Delray Beach’s Atlantic Avenue has become more than just a pretty face. Its variety of restaurants and clubs offering varied styles of music give it character as well. That character deepened with …[more]
Michaelangelo Piano Bar
25 NE Second Ave., Delray Beach
561-272-8009
At Michelangelo, you can sing in front of a crowd and not worry about some tart-tongued British critic. By 9:30 p.m. on a weekend, the long, narrow room is jammed with well-dressed, middle-aged …[more]
Michelangelo
25 NE 2nd Ave., Delray Beach
561-272-8009
Runyon’s
9810 W. Sample Road, Coral Springs
954-752-2333
Live music has a life of its own at Runyon’s, a popular spot opened in October of 1984. Entertainment was not added until about five years ago, adding a perfect accompaniment to a facility with a …[more]
Steve’s
3111 University Dr., Coral Springs
954-752-3463
The Breakers
1 S. County Road, Palm Beach
561-655-6611
This five star resort founded in 1896, has established itself as one of the finest in the world. The 569-room Italian Renaissance-style hotel is in the heart of Palm Beach and resides on 140 acres of …[more]
The Ritz Carlton
100 S. Ocean Blvd., Manalapan
561-533-6000
The Ritz-Carlton isn’t strictly in Palm Beach, but its acres of beach 10 miles south of the island, is enjoyed by luminaries and celebrities nonetheless. And the resort, at the eastern terminus of …[more]
Top of the Track Piano Bar
831 North Federal Highway, Hollywood Greyhound Track, Hallandale Beach
954-924-3200
Although there is a $2 admission to Hollywood Greyhound Track, you don’t have to pay it if you are visiting the fourth-floor piano bar (but be sure to say that at the gate). That’s one advantage of a …[more]
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