Piccolo
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Piccolo is the Italian fine-dining option inside the Hyatt Regency on Palm Beach, and the food scores reflect it — 4.8 out of 5, matching the atmosphere rating. This is the upscale end of the resort's dining lineup, with reservations required and prices to match the $$$$. The kitchen seems to deliver where it counts, though service lags slightly behind at 3.7, which is worth noting at this tier. The spot is kid-friendly, unusual for a resort restaurant at this price level, so families looking for something beyond the buffet have an option. At #105 out of 155 in the Palm-Eagle Beach area, it's in the middle of the pack locally, but the food and atmosphere subratings are strong enough to make it work if you're already staying at the Hyatt and don't want to leave the property. The value rating sits at 4.3, which suggests people aren't walking out angry about the check, even if they're not calling it a bargain.
At a glance
- Area
- Palm Beach
- Vibe
- upscale
- Price
- ●●●●
- Reservation required
- ✓
- Kid friendly
- ✓
- Cuisine
- italian
- Dietary options
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