Palm Beach, Florida
Restaurant Construction
Palm Beach, FL
Palm Beach's dining scene demands the highest level of finish — from Worth Avenue white-tablecloth concepts to hotel F&B venues at The Breakers and Four Seasons. Pajaziti & Associates builds luxury restaurants that meet the Town of Palm Beach's strict architectural review standards while delivering commercial kitchens and bar programs that perform at the level guests expect.
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The Town of Palm Beach is one of Florida's most demanding — and most rewarding — restaurant markets. Worth Avenue anchors the town's fine dining corridor, drawing national concepts and independent operators who invest $300 to $600 or more per square foot to meet the expectations of a discerning clientele. Royal Poinciana Way has emerged as a second dining destination, while hotel F&B venues at The Breakers and properties near the Four Seasons require build-outs that blend operational efficiency with extraordinary design. Luxury bar programs, private dining rooms, and full chef's kitchens are standard scope here — not upgrades.
Pajaziti & Associates navigates the Town of Palm Beach Building Department and coordinates ARCOM architectural review simultaneously with DBPR food service licensing and Palm Beach County Health Department approvals. Our team prepares permit packages to the Town's exacting standards, managing inspections and agency sign-offs so your project stays on schedule from demolition through Certificate of Occupancy.
What's Included in a Palm Beach Restaurant Build-Out
Commercial Kitchen
Premium stainless fabrication, custom hood surrounds, and chef's pass builds suited to white-tablecloth and hotel F&B concepts. We install to DBPR standards with finishes that match the caliber of Palm Beach's dining rooms.
Hood & Ventilation
Type I and Type II hood systems, make-up air, exhaust routing — permitted through the Town of Palm Beach Building Department and coordinated to DBPR standards. Discrete rooftop equipment placement required for Town aesthetic compliance.
Grease Trap & Plumbing
Interior grease interceptors sized to Town utility requirements, with high-end plumbing fixtures in dining rooms and back-of-house that match the luxury tier of Palm Beach venues.
Dining Room & Bar
Designer-level millwork, custom back bars, wine storage, and bespoke finishes — built to accommodate the $300–600+/SF investment levels Palm Beach operators require to compete in this market.
ADA & Restrooms
ADA-compliant restrooms built to Florida Building Code and Town of Palm Beach Building Department requirements, with premium tile, fixtures, and finishes consistent with the guest experience standard.
Permits & CO
Permitted through the Town of Palm Beach Building Department with ARCOM coordination for any exterior work, plus simultaneous DBPR food service and PBC Health Department permit tracking.
Restaurant Locations We Serve in Palm Beach
- Worth Avenue fine dining corridor
- Royal Poinciana Way restaurant district
- The Breakers Hotel food & beverage venues
- Four Seasons Palm Beach area restaurants
- South County Road dining
- Bradley Park and North End neighborhood dining
Opening a Restaurant in Palm Beach?
Palm Beach's regulatory environment is unlike anywhere else in South Florida. We know the Town's building process, ARCOM requirements, and dual permit track — and we'll keep your luxury build-out on schedule.
Frequently Asked Questions
Restaurant construction questions for Palm Beach.
Does the Town of Palm Beach require architectural review for restaurant storefronts?
Yes. The Town of Palm Beach Architectural Commission (ARCOM) reviews exterior changes to storefronts, signage, and façades on commercial properties within town limits. Pajaziti & Associates prepares and coordinates ARCOM submissions alongside the building permit application so both tracks advance simultaneously — preventing delays common for operators unfamiliar with Palm Beach's approval process.
Do you handle health department approvals for restaurants in Palm Beach?
Yes. Restaurant projects in the Town of Palm Beach require a building permit through the Town of Palm Beach Building Department, a DBPR Division of Hotels and Restaurants food service license, and Palm Beach County Health Department plan review. We coordinate all three permit tracks concurrently, submitting to each agency in the correct sequence to minimize your timeline.
How long does restaurant construction take in Palm Beach?
A full luxury restaurant build-out in Palm Beach typically runs 4–7 months from permit submission to Certificate of Occupancy. The Town of Palm Beach Building Department is thorough, and ARCOM review adds lead time for any exterior work. We factor this into your pre-construction schedule from day one so opening dates are realistic.
How do I get a restaurant build-out estimate in Palm Beach?
Call (561) 677-2862 or contact us at pajaziticm.com. We respond within one business day.