Casa Nonna
About
Casa Nonna is the Italian restaurant inside The Ritz-Carlton on Palm Beach, and it leans upscale Tuscan with a contemporary edge. The 4.7 atmosphere rating stands out — the room does the work here, enough that you'll notice it before you open the menu. The food and service both land at 4.4, which is solid at this price tier, and the #53 ranking among 155 restaurants in the Palm-Eagle Beach area puts it in the upper third. The Travelers' Choice nod for 2025 reflects consistency more than fireworks. This is a hotel restaurant that takes itself seriously, so expect white tablecloths and a wine list that assumes you're paying attention. The value score sits at 4.0, which tracks — you're paying for the setting and the address as much as the plate. If you want Italian on Palm Beach and you're not counting, it works. Just know what you're walking into.
At a glance
- Area
- Palm Beach
- Vibe
- upscale
- Price
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- Reservation required
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- Kid friendly
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- Cuisine
- italiancontemporarytuscan
- Dietary options
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