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An upscale New American restaurant near Wellington Green with a full bar and outdoor seating, and one of the most talked about dinner spots in the village.
Where Wellington eats, from date night favorites to breakfast spots and late night tacos.
Wellington's dining scene stretches from the Wellington Green area near State Road 7 to the plazas along Wellington Trace and the restaurants near the showgrounds on South Shore Boulevard. Below are the spots locals talk about most, grouped so you can filter by type. With Village Landing adding about 100,000 square feet of restaurant space by 2028, expect this list to grow.
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An upscale New American restaurant near Wellington Green with a full bar and outdoor seating, and one of the most talked about dinner spots in the village.
A family owned Italian spot known for fresh pasta and a lively, busy dining room. A local go-to for date nights and family dinners alike.
A casual burger joint built around smashed burgers, fries and a laid-back atmosphere.
A Greek taverna that gave Wellington a sit-down option for gyros, grilled meats and Mediterranean classics.
Argentine grill fare in a fine dining setting, a fitting cuisine for a town with deep ties to the polo world.
An Argentine restaurant serving grilled meats and traditional dishes.
A longtime Wellington restaurant with a wide-ranging menu and a loyal local following.
A newer sushi and Asian bistro that quickly became a neighborhood favorite for rolls and gyoza.
Thai curries and noodle dishes alongside sushi, known for friendly, attentive service.
Conveyor belt sushi where plates come to you, a fun pick for kids and groups.
A restaurant and tasting room pairing a broad American menu with its own label wines.
Fast, fresh Mediterranean plates and bowls with a strong following among locals.
Neighborhood pizzeria and Italian kitchen with generous portions.
Coal and brick oven style pizza and Italian dishes, a reliable family dinner pick.
Italian dining for a sit-down dinner out.
An Italian bistro with a more upscale feel.
Quick-serve tacos with late hours, popular for a casual bite.
A sit-down Mexican restaurant that locals have rallied around since opening.
Pancakes, omelets and brunch favorites. Expect a wait on weekend mornings.
A bright breakfast and lunch spot for a healthier start to the day.
A neighborhood tavern for game nights, pub food and drinks with friends.
A classic American grill for steaks, seafood and a relaxed night out.
Build-your-own bowls with fresh, chef-driven ingredients, good for a quick healthy lunch.
A casual neighborhood sushi spot on Wellington Trace.
Acai and fruit bowls, smoothies and a homemade almond butter that regulars rave about.
Rich frozen custard with rotating flavors of the week, a summer evening ritual for Wellington families.
A longtime gathering spot for the equestrian crowd near the showgrounds, busiest during the winter season.
A casual neighborhood bar with oysters, daily specials and game nights, one of the places locals tend to bump into friends.
A lively wine and raw bar with sushi, Asian-inspired plates and a busy bar scene.
The grill at the National Polo Center, a natural stop before or after a Sunday match.
Tacos and craft cocktails in a date-night friendly setting.
A local burger spot with a big menu of creative burgers and outdoor seating.
The South Florida seafood, ribs and burgers institution, with a full bar.
A late-night kava bar and social lounge, an alcohol-free alternative for a night out.
Homemade falafel, pitas and Mediterranean plates, with a following among falafel fans.
Chicken salads, sandwiches and sides, a quick and popular lunch stop.
Espresso drinks, breakfast sandwiches and pastries in a relaxed cafe.
A friendly coffee shop known for protein coffees and specialty drinks.
A small, popular sushi spot. They do not take reservations, so go early.
Build-your-own poke bowls with fresh fish and lots of toppings.
Sushi, curries and Asian dishes near the showgrounds, with a loyal local crowd.
A fresh, quick, owner-run cafe for healthy breakfasts and lunches.
A neighborhood bakery for birthday treats, pastries and custom orders.
A local bakery best known for its cheesecakes and celebration cakes.
A polished bistro that is also a popular choice for private parties and celebrations.
A family-run spot for sushi, Thai dishes and small plates, welcoming to big groups.
An upscale New American restaurant with generous portions and live music some evenings.
A cafe and marketplace with a devoted local following for casual dinners.
A classic American restaurant and bar near the equestrian district.
Authentic Mexican dishes in a lively cantina atmosphere.
Jamaican classics like jerk chicken and oxtail in a sit-down setting.
A family barbecue restaurant with ribs, smoked meats and fast, friendly service.
A family-style diner for home fries, biscuits and gravy and classic breakfasts.
A longtime local breakfast spot, busy after Sunday services.
A neighborhood Mexican restaurant and margarita spot.
Peruvian rotisserie chicken and Latin comfort food at casual prices.
A packed, cheerful ice cream shop with a huge flavor selection.
Acai bowls, smoothies and wraps for a quick healthy bite.
Reliable Chinese takeout that happily customizes orders.
A friendly neighborhood Chinese restaurant for takeout and quick dinners.
Daytime breakfast, brunch and lunch with fresh juices.
A local deli for sandwiches and Latin-inspired lunches.
Better-burger chain with fries, shakes and a quick counter-service setup.
A Wellington grill that consistently ranks among the village's most popular dinner spots.
A country-style saloon just north of Wellington with live music and late hours.
Modern takes on traditional Indian dishes with a full bar, one of the few Indian restaurants in the village.
A craft beer bar with dozens of taps, a big bottle list and tavern food, popular for game days.
Well-done coal oven pizza and coal-fired wings, a reliable family dinner on State Road 7.
Burgers, fries, hot dogs and milkshakes from the fast-casual burger chain, in the Forest Hill Blvd plaza near Wellington Green.