Proof on Wilton is a modern cocktail lounge and small plates restaurant in the heart of Wilton Manors, serving up expertly crafted drinks, elevated small plates, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Whether you’re out for a date night, cocktails with friends, or a relaxed evening bite, Proof offers bold flavors, attentive service, and a vibe that blends sophistication with comfort. The proof is in the experience.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2045 Wilton Dr, Wilton Manors, FL 33305
Phone: (561) 565-2962
Website: https://www.proofwiltonmanors.com/
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Their food menu was creative we tried a bunch of small plates listed in my pictures. Out favorite was chicken oyster and bread pudding
I also tried summer proof Taquila based cocktail which I loved.
Staff were all extremely friendly and welcoming
We sat at the bar last night and the bartenders were all great, especially the girl that used to work in the previous restaurant at this location. The place is designed well, and the seating choices includ bar, normal table top, and more like “lounge seating” with a low table and couches.
The food was a perfect 10 out of 10. We got the chimichurri steak, the chicken oysters and the sliders. Everything came out quick, hot, perfectly cooked and perfectly seasoned. Chef you did fantastic, and I loved the mustard sauce that was served for dipping with the chicken.
I had the Pour Decisions cocktail, which was light, fruity and refreshing and my husband got a draft beer from Funky Buddha.
3 plates shared between my husband and I was the perfect amount of food for a late dinner before we met friends out for drinks elsewhere.
And I can’t remember exact price but I know it was under $100 including tip, which feels like a fantastic value for what you get.
This is a place that will be perfect for catching up with friends, date night, or to show visitors what our little town is made of. I am so excited for this addition and I can’t wait to try everything else. Please keep this quality of service and food up and you will be here for years to come in my opinion!
Wedged in the middle of a lively stretch lined with a diverse collection of excellent restaurants, Proof features a wide-open front wall that connects seamlessly with the outdoors, offering full European-style sidewalk dining under the stars. Although it was ice-age cold last night, some brave souls were undeterred by the frigid weather and chose to dine outside, huddled near live gas fire torches that must have kept their tables comfortable, while the indoor dining area remained warm and cozy. A full bar occupies nearly one-third of the interior, adding to the inviting atmosphere.
If you’re looking for the “proof in the pudding,” you won’t find it there—but the Proof is in every single dish they serve.
Last night I finally visited Proof, the new addition to Wilton Manors. Unfortunately, my experience did not live up to the expectations created by the many glowing reviews I had read—most of which appear to come from the grand opening period.
We chose to sit at the bar and ordered a few dishes, keeping it simple. From the beginning, the service felt impersonal. Our food did not arrive at the same time—my companion received their dish first, and mine arrived when they were nearly finished eating.
I ordered the mussels, which were attractively presented and served with grilled flatbread. While the broth had good flavor, the dish was overwhelmingly spicy. I mentioned this to the server, but there was little response or attempt to correct the issue. In hindsight, I regret finishing them, as it left me feeling unwell later that night.
We also tried the pot pie, which was visually appealing and nicely browned, but the overall execution was underwhelming. For dessert, we ordered the banana pudding—it was fine, but not particularly memorable.
After receiving the check, we waited an additional 15–30 minutes just to get the server’s attention to retrieve my credit card, which added to the frustration.
On a positive note, the wine was enjoyable.
Overall, I was not impressed. The food felt mediocre, and the service matched that impression. I genuinely hope this was simply an off night, because Wilton Manors benefits from strong new dining options, and I always like to see new restaurants succeed.
Service is friendly and many familiar faces add to the warmth of the interior. We were just grabbing a quick bite before a show so decided to share 4 small plates. Each one had a unique flavor or twist on a classic. Next time I’ll be sure to try a choice from the “My Size Plates” and “Feelin Fancy” offerings.
WELCOME BACK to Chef Marcy Miller and the team. This is a welcome addition to the dining/lounge scene on “The Drive”. Check it out!