“ Was so good, I came here 3 times (twice for breakfast, once for a final dinner) on a two-day stay nearby. The veggie omelet was excellent and the accompanying included option of mixed fruit was surprisingly a mix of various berries and pineapple, not cheaper fruit. The second breakfast was bigger because I knew I wouldn’t have time for lunch—the inexpensive early bird special of two eggs over easy, corn beef hash, and grits, with a side of French toast followed by Greek yoghurt, berries, and granola. Even the included coffee was good. Dinner was Mahi Mahi tacos and Cobb salad to go. All items extremely well presented (forgot to take photos of all but the last item) and everything delicious. Service fast and friendly. Prices great and portions ample. No wonder this place is expanding to a nearby locale next to the Lake Worth casino. I’ll be sure to try it on my next visit to the area next year. ”

“ The atmosphere and location is perfect. We sat on the upper deck and were able to hear the waves crash beneath us. The man who served us was very nice and knowledgeable might’ve been the owner? We only had one day down in West Palm area and we drove half an hour to go visit Benny’s. I had a swordfish with coconut sauce, bok choy and rice and it was fantastic. My husband had a fried shrimp and he said he had a hard time eating all of it. It was so plentiful. We were a group of six and everyone enjoyed their meal, including the tower of Aji tuna!!!. Good job guys keep up the good work. your food is as good as any fine dining restaurant that we have been to ”

“ My wife and I had a late morning brunch here on June 20, 2005 while camping at nearby John Prince Park Campground. As the name indicates, the restaurant is located at the beach-side entrance to a concrete-built fishing pier that extends about 200 yards out into the Atlantic Ocean. It has an open-air, full-liquor bar at the restaurant's entrance with bar-seating and some high-tops, and about 10 rail-side, sit-down tables with sun umbrellas (holding 4 or 6 seats) located along the south side of the pier. The main building of the restaurant also has a small, inside, air-conditioned dining room that has two larger tables that looked to hold about 10-12 seats each for big groups. Upstairs there is a nice-sized screened-in room/porch that looks to hold about 15 tables with 4 or 6 seats each. This is where we sat (upstairs in the screened porch room) because the bar-side and rail-side tables below were already full when we arrived about 11:15 am. Upstairs was actually not a bad location because we had a better, elevated view of the beach and ocean, and the screens cut down the stiff wind velocity, which was blowing about 15 mph. It also had a roof to block out the harsh rays of the sun instead of an umbrella. Our server was very polite and professional, and our food was absolutely delicious. My wife had The Beach (Citrus) Salad and a Mimosa, and I had the famous California Eggs Benedict and a Bloody Mary. The prices here are a bit high, but the location, the great service, and the delicious and freshly prepared food (all made from scratch on site) made it well worth the expense. We did not have a reservation, but I will definitely make one if we go again in the future because it's a very popular place with the locals, and I imagine it gets fully booked on the weekends and during the snowbird season (Nov - Apr) when the local area's population doubles. Additionally, on the bottom floor of the adjacent Lake Worth Casino Building is Benny's Oceanwalk (about 75 yards north of the pier), which is a newer branch of this 40-year-old restaurant that has a more upscale dining room and bar, and appears to be more popular for late lunch or dinner. We stopped here for a cocktail after dining at Benny's on the Pier just to check it out. The view of the ocean is not as good here, but it's very nice inside and has both inside tables, outside tables on the covered front patio and back porch, and lots of bar seating. We will definitely dine here again when we next visit the Palm Beach area next Spring. ”

“ 5-Star Review for Benny’s on the Beach – Lake Worth, FL Benny’s on the Beach offers a relaxed and memorable coastal dining experience that perfectly captures the spirit of Florida. The setting right on the water is beautiful — the sound of the waves rolling in adds a calm, easygoing feel that makes the whole meal more enjoyable. Our server, Olivier, was especially attentive and personable. He took the time to chat with us in a genuine way, making us feel like more than just another table. His warmth really stood out and added to the overall experience. The food was fresh and flavorful, with the tacos being a clear favorite — simple, well-seasoned, and satisfying. The drinks were lighthearted and fun, maybe even a bit goofy, but they fit the laid-back beach atmosphere perfectly. You get the sense that this place doesn’t take itself too seriously, and that’s part of its charm. After dinner, a short stroll along the beach was the perfect way to wrap up the evening. Between the ocean breeze, good food, and thoughtful service, Benny’s delivers an experience that feels genuine and unpretentious. Overall, it was a fine visit, and I’d definitely come back for another easy evening by the water. ”

“ Visiting Palm Beach and walked around about a good beach bar with vibes & music. Was told to stop @ Benny’s and they weren’t wrong. Really great spot right on the pier, ordered Max’s pineapple pina colada with an extra shot which was fire! Wasn’t starving so just got chips and guacamole with some Asian chicken wraps which were also delicious. Def a great spot with good live music and fun atmosphere! Had Tony the bartender serve me and he was great! ”