Taste History Culinary Tour expands its districts to add West Palm Beach’s new ‘cultural corridor’ (Belvedere Road) and Bakery Trail stretches from Delray Beach to West Palm Beach
Taste History Culinary Tour is a multi-district trip featuring emerging art, Florida history and cultural food. The non-profit Taste History was established in 2011 and is the first culinary tour in Palm Beach County. Taste History alternately features the unique flavors in more than 5 cities with cultural food tastings, local art viewing and history learning.
We were delighted to be invited back on the tour to check out the latest additions, see our experience below!
All images appearing in this post photographed by Holli Lapes, property of TheSoFlaSage.com
Dontee’s Diner (estbalished in 1990) in West Palm Beach on Belvedere Road (‘cultural corridor’). http://www.donteesdiner.com/
Spinach Pie, Moussaka and Greek Salad
We enjoyed the fresh, delicious and traditional food.
Dontee’s is family owned and operated by a mother and three daughters!
The Box Gallery in West Palm Beach on Belvedere Road (‘cultural corridor’)
http://www.theboxgallery.info/
Gallery owner & artist explaining the space, exhibits and offerings.
Chesterfield Hotel (historic 1926 Mediterranean Revival building) in Town of Palm Beach.
http://www.chesterfieldpb.com/
A large mirror framed by shells hangs outside the entrance to the hotel.
A lovely array of goodies displayed for guests of the culinary tour in the Leopard Lounge at the Chesterfield.
We enjoyed afternoon English tea accompanied by tea sandwiches, champagne and pastries! The Afternoon Tea was popularized in 1840 by the Duchess of Bedford.
Tea time simply would not be complete without scones and clotted cream! PS these scones, made in house, are known for being the best in Palm Beach.
Taking a peek at one of the rooms inside the hotel.
Cafe Sweets Bakery in Downtown West Palm Beach/Arts & Entertainment District.
http://www.cafesweetsbakery.com/
Mini-Cupcake Tower
Café Sweets Bakery is family-owned crafting treats in West Palm Beach with recipes from their South Carolina roots.
Banko Cantina Restaurant in Downtown West Palm Beach/Arts & Entertainment District. (historic 1921 building on the National Registry. Beau-Arts or Neo-Classicism Architecture. First building designed by architectural firm Harvey & Clarke)
We enjoyed the fantastic Mesquite-Grilled Skewers, Guacamole and Salsa. We had visited Banko Cantina before and loved it! Glad to see they are still servings great food.
Habatat Gallery in Downtown West Palm Beach/Arts & Entertainment. (Habatat’s building is circa 1921 in the Clematis Street Historic Busincess District (500 block of Clematis Street) which is a district officially designated by the National Trust for Historic Places)
Olivia’s Special Teas in Northwood Village District in West Palm Beach. (Olivia’s is located in the historic Pershing Hotel building constructed in 1926. Northwood Village has recently been designated a Florida Main Street by the State of Florida Historic Preservation Division.)
http://www.oliviasspecialteas.com/
We tried the Amrita Chai Tealixir (Herbal Kombuca) which is available for purchase at $3 per can or by the 6 pack. This is such a cute shop – would definitely come back for tea time!
Bohemia Art Haus Apothecary Gelato & Sorbetto Providers in Northwood Village District in West Palm Beach. (Northwood Village has recently been designated a Florida Main Street by the State of Florida Historic Preservation Division.)
https://www.facebook.com/BohemiaAG/?fref=ts
Apple Sorbet & Peppercorn Gelato
Inside of a piano that temporarily resides outside the gallery, with plans to transform it before the weather gets to it any further.
The Taste History Culinary Tours is an educational program of the non-profit Museum of Lifestyle & Fashion History which is a 501c3.
Learn more about the Lantana/Lake Worth tour: https://thesoflasage.com/2015/06/27/taste-history-culinary-tours-lantana-lake-worth-florida/
Learn more about the Northwood Village tour: https://thesoflasage.com/2015/05/04/taste-history-culinary-tours-northwood-village/
Learn more about the Delray/Boynton Beach Tour: https://thesoflasage.com/2015/10/08/taste-history-culinary-tours-delray-beach-and-boynton-beach-florida/https://thesoflasage.com/2015/10/08/taste-history-culinary-tours-delray-beach-and-boynton-beach-florida/
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Disclaimer: I received a complimentary tour with Taste History Culinary Tours
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