Local's pickKapow Noodle Bar
Asian street food, ramen and one of the more creative cocktail programs in Mizner Park, with a late happy hour that pulls a younger crowd.

Neighborhood guide
The short answer
Mizner Park is Boca Raton's open-air cultural heart: a single palm-lined boulevard of restaurants, boutiques, a 4,000-seat amphitheater and the Boca Raton Museum of Art, all within a five-minute walk. It is the most walkable pocket in the city and the default answer for a night out.
Local's pickAsian street food, ramen and one of the more creative cocktail programs in Mizner Park, with a late happy hour that pulls a younger crowd.

A 4,000-capacity open-air amphitheater on the Mizner Park green hosting touring concerts, the Festival of the Arts BOCA and free community nights under the stars.

A Mizner Park mainstay with live bands seven nights a week, a long martini list and a patio that spills onto Plaza Real. The default first stop of a Boca night out.

The county's leading contemporary art museum, anchoring the north end of Mizner Park with rotating exhibitions, a modern and contemporary permanent collection and an outdoor sculpture garden that is free to walk.

An Irish pub on the Mizner Park green with a big patio, live music on weekends and one of the longest happy hours downtown.

Ten days of orchestral concerts, chamber music and author talks each March at Mizner Park Amphitheater and the Boca Raton Museum of Art. Lawn seating is the cheap and pleasant option.

Polished seafood house at the north end of Mizner Park known for stone crab in season, a serious raw bar and live piano most evenings.