Palm Beach County's 4 Newest (& Coming Soon) Restaurants

Kick off season with four quick hits worth knowing in Palm Beach County. One’s already pouring drinks and firing coal ovens; three more are lining up behind it.

Use this guide two ways: Now Open for where to go tonight, Coming Soon for what to watch next. Each blurb is tight—what it is, where it is, when it’s opening, and why it matters.

Bookmark it, share it, and check back before you head out—opening timelines can shift with buildouts and inspections. Ready to eat?

Now Open

Juliana’s Pizza — West Palm Beach (NORA District)

Coal-fired New York pies with a full bar and patio, now serving in NORA. Two coal ovens, ~130–140 seats total (40–50 outside). Beyond pizza: pastas, salads, soups, plus artisan Ring Dings and a true NYC egg cream.

• Hours: Daily 3:30–10 p.m. (brief afternoon “stoke the coal” pause)
• Where: 875 N Railroad Ave, West Palm Beach, FL 33401
• Calling card: Old-world technique—Italian tomatoes, fresh sliced mozz, blistering coal heat
• Source: Business Debut

Coming Soon

Shawarma Station — Royal Palm Beach

Fast-casual Middle Eastern focused on freshly carved chicken and lamb shawarma, served in bowls or sandwiches. Sides include garlic potatoes, fries, tabouli, and Greek salad; choose signatures or build your own. Owner Fouad Arbid launches his first solo concept after 16 years in family restaurants.

• Status: Not open; projected early November (as of 10/10/25)
• Hours (planned): Daily 10:30 a.m.–9 p.m.
• Where: 10233 Okeechobee Blvd, Ste B-11, Royal Palm Beach, FL 33411
• Source: Business Debut

Rosie’s Pizza & Restaurant — Wellington

Neighborhood, full-service pizzeria with indoor/outdoor seating for about 50 and a strong takeout/delivery push. Menu spans NY rounds, Sicilian & Detroit squares, and Italian entrées like chicken parm, francese, and saltimbocca; beer & wine planned. Owner Anthony Vultaggio previously ran Augy’s in Boca and operates Mamma Mia’s on the Beach (Palm Beach Post’s Best Pizza 2025).

• Status: Targeting January 2026
• Hours (planned): Sun–Thu 11 a.m.–9 p.m.; Fri–Sat 11 a.m.–10 p.m.
• Where: Courtyard Shops, 13860 Wellington Trace, Wellington, FL 33414
• Source: Business Debut

C.R. Chicks — Boynton Beach (then Stuart)

A local staple grows: live-oak rotisserie chicken, handmade sides, and quick counter service. Each unit is ~2,200 sq. ft. with 30–40 seats; refreshed look, same comfort classics. Fan favorites include horseradish mash, black beans & rice, coleslaw, green beans, Smokey pasta, pot pie, and the homemade chicken sandwich.

• Status: Pre-construction; Boynton first, then Stuart — late Q2 to early Q3 2026
• Hours (planned): Daily 11 a.m.–9 p.m.
• Where: 6677 Boynton Beach Blvd, Boynton Beach, FL 33437; 3600 SE Federal Hwy, Stuart, FL 34997
• Source: Business Debut