

Sophisticated, brick-walled American tavern with a roomy patio, plus craft beer, wine & cocktails.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 32 SE 2nd Ave, Delray Beach, FL 33444
Phone: (561) 265-5093
Website: http://parktaverndelray.com/
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Reviews
The Homemade Corn Bread never fails, but we were interested in trying new entrees today. My wife had the Red Chile Pork Belly Benedict (tender, melt-in-your-mouth deliciousness), and I chose the Banh Mi Breakfast Sandwich (which I’m still thinking about hours later). I was afraid that I would regret not going with my usual (Shrimp & Grits), but I may have a new favorite now.
However, the true standout of our meal today was our server, Gianna. Even when it started to pick up a bit (we had 11am reservations), she provided above & beyond service (refilling our coffee, replacing the water bottle, checking up to see how our food was/if we needed anything, etc). Every interaction with Gianna felt authentic, and she really made us feel welcomed. Her personality and attentiveness elevated a wonderful meal into a fantastic experience. Highly recommend!
The food is delicious. Our favorites are the chicken and waffles, prime rib eggs benedict, and pulled pork sandwich. Also the bottomless drink deal at brunch is a great price. We look forward to visit many times.
Our only complaint was the noise level. Too loud for us old folks, but the crowd was mostly younger and congregated by the bar.
The evening began in a very positive note with the young hostess, who greeted me warmly. She was friendly, hospitable and we bonded over both being from the Midwest and not used to colder FL weather.
The hostess sat me in a wonderful area outside with a heater, but unfortunately, I could not get the attention of three servers who over the next 10 minutes walked right by me. Please train your servers to look to their right and look to their left as opposed to ignoring everybody.
For example, a male server with short light brown hair with a sleeve tattoo ignored my request for service — when I asked if I could get a waiter he basically blew me off, and looked at me as if how dare I stop him from rushing into the nowhere zone of the restaurant. I watched him scurry around for five minutes or so, never going to a table to see if anyone needs anything instead yammering with the hostesses and ignoring everything to his left.
I suggest you you teach this server to wake up from his matrix and recognize that his job is to help a customer have an enjoyable experience, especially when they ask if you can help them get a server and you don’t respond affirmatively.
Thankfully Ainsley, a server who was just finishing waiting on a table (who were sat after me) and just finished ordering their dinner when I asked if I could get some assistance, she didn’t hesitate, she smiled and said “I’d be more than happy to help you.”
Even though it was apparent that Ainsley was not my server, she did not hesitate to understand that I was moments from leaving the restaurant and she completely tuned in to how I’ve been rudely treated and was about to split and never returned. I’m not a snowbird, I live in Delray and enjoy restaurants all over Delray
Ainsley completely saved my dinner experience. She immediately tuned in when I shared how I’d been treated poorly. She checked on me throughout, and made me feel respected and cared for. I ordered a simple cheeseburger and fries; everything was handled smoothly thanks to her.
Given we all know the robots are already here and soon will be Will be integrated as servers within the restaurant world, I
suggest the owners of this restaurant train everybody to be like Ainsley. Any restaurant that cares about its guests should hire more people like Ainsley. She turned a frustrating experience into a positive one — many thanks to her.