From a Peruvian powerhouse to sweet churros, great Latin food finds in Palm Beach County

From sophisticated fine fare and street-style empanadas to Nutella-laced churros, Latin restaurants across Palm Beach County serve joy in every bite, no passport required.

While Hispanic Heritage Month offers a timely reason to explore these vibrant flavors, they’re irresistible year-round. This roundup spans Boca Raton’s top-rated restaurant, stylish spots with serious culinary finesse and cozy gems where abuela’s recipes shine.

Whether you’re craving Peruvian ceviche, Cuban croquetas or Argentinian beef, these local favorites prove Latin cuisine is as welcoming as it is diverse, with prices that suit every appetite.

Cvi.Che 105 in Boca Raton

Every seat at CVI.CHE 105 offers something interesting to look at.

At Town Center Boca Raton, TripAdvisor’s top-rated restaurant for the city dazzles with bold ceviches, vibrant plating and a Miami-born energy that feels like a party. Chef Juan Chipoco’s Peruvian powerhouse proves Boca’s taste for Latin cuisine is thriving and stylish. I loved my dinner at the Aventura location years ago and just last week, a photo of their perfect pisco sour popped up in my Facebook memories, reminding me why this spot still feels like a celebration.

Details: 6000 Glades Road, Ste 1230, Boca Raton,561-221-0940, ceviche105.com

Isabela Latin Seafood in West Palm Beach

Garlicky plump shrimp at Isabela Latin Seafood in West Palm Beach.

At Isabela Latin Seafood, every plate is a work of art with vibrancy, precision and flavor. From lobster empanadas stuffed with fancy crustaceans to garlicky shrimp, the menu delivers coastal Cuban classics with finesse. Don’t skip the bright salsa with pickled onion; it’s so good it deserves to be jarred. This is refined dining without the sky-high price tag, served in a cozy seaside-inspired space. Bonus points: It’s near the airport.

Novecento in Delray Beach

Novecento in Delray Beach specializes in Argentine cuisine.

This polished chain bistro from Miami blends Buenos Aires charm with South Florida ease. From chimichurri-drizzled steaks to house-made pastas, Novecento delivers comfort and class in equal measure. It’s a neighborhood favorite with global flair in a historic setting.

El Sabor Latino in Palm Beach Gardens, Greenacres, Boynton Beach

Inside El Sabor Latino, a restaurant with ample seating and a full bar, in Palm Beach Gardens.

A celebration of homestyle Latin cooking, every plate feels like a warm embrace. Known for generous portions and soul-satisfying flavors, the menu spans Cuban classics, Puerto Rican favorites, Dominican specialties and more. I watched with envy when a lobster tail-topped paella was delivered to the table next to mine; gorgeous, ginormous and clearly meant for sharing. I didn’t order it (too much food for a solo patron), but it looked absolutely amazing.

Three locations: 4391 Northlake Blvd., Palm Beach Gardens, 561-202-6948; 2202 Jog Road, Greenacres, 561-855-8712; 1500 Gateway Blvd., Boynton Beach, 561-810-8153; saborlatinorestaurants.com

Bunnboh Churros in West Palm Beach at Tanger Outlets

Geraldin López created Bunnboh, a churreria with locations including West Palm Beach and Dayton Beach. At Tanger Outlets in WPB, she's holding two best-selling churro desserts that co-star ice cream, Nutella and Ferrero Rocher candy.

Crispy, golden and filled with gooey goodness, Bunnboh’s churros are a sweet escape, earning raves from the Post's Executive Editor John Bisognano. Whether stuffed with guava or dipped in chocolate, they’re a shopper’s answer to happiness on the go.

Mucho Gusto in West Palm Beach at Tanger Outlets

Mucho Gusto serves sweet and savory empanadas at Tanger Outlets in West Palm Beach.

This tiny truck packs a punch with artisanal empanadas available in North Carolina-style barbecue pork to spinach and cheese. Each handheld bite is a tribute to Argentina’s street food swagger.

Western Pampas in West Palm Beach

Western Pampas's Indomitable Sandwich.

Mucho Gusto’s sit-down sibling brings Argentinian grill culture to life with juicy steaks, chimichurri and empanadas served in a cozy, rustic setting.

Narbona Market in Boca Raton

Narbona's dining area is surrounded by myriad food cases and displays. Dining outside or at the sushi and pastry counters are other options.

This expansive chic market-meets-café channels the elegance of Montevideo with curated wines, grass-fed steaks and artisanal pantry goods that feel like a Latin Whole Foods discovery. With Uruguay emerging as the next Portugal for those dreaming of retirement abroad, this world-class spot feels like a passport stamp to what’s next.

Diana Biederman is the Palm Beach Post's newish food & restaurant writer. Care to share news tips about the local dining scene? Please send them to [email protected]. Help support our journalism. Subscribe today.

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