
The Blind Monk is a New American restaurant and wine bar offering seasonal dishes made with high-quality ingredients, a curated selection of natural wines from small producers, timeless cocktails, and warm, attentive service in a stylish yet welcoming setting.
Chic, dimly lit tapas bar specializing in a large selection of affordable wines & small bites.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 655 S Olive Ave, West Palm Beach, FL 33401
Phone: (561) 833-3605
Website: http://www.theblindmonk.com/
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The Blind Monk – West Palm Beach, FL
We had a really enjoyable night at The Blind Monk in West Palm Beach. The space itself is gorgeous—very green, stylish, and modern with a chic, slightly industrial/warehouse feel. It has a lively, fun vibe that makes it great for a night out, though I can see how the ambiance might feel a bit cool or minimalist to some diners.
Food & Menu:
The menu is fantastic—creative, well-curated, and full of dishes that feel refined without trying too hard. Overall, the food was excellent. Our top three favorites were the cauliflower, smashed cucumbers, and the fried chicken dish. All three were big standouts, beautifully seasoned and balanced. The chicken especially was tender and well-prepared, and the cauliflower had great texture and flavor.
Some small misses: a couple dishes came out at a lower temperature than ideal, which took away from otherwise well-executed plates. Service also had a few hiccups—dishes weren’t swapped out between courses, and after the fried chicken course, it would’ve been nice to have moist towels provided, especially since it’s a hands-on dish.
Drinks:
Both the wine and mocktails were excellent. The Cabernet we ordered (Bloodroot) was delicious and paired well with the meal. The mocktails had great flavor too—bright and refreshing—but one arrived only half-filled, which was a bit surprising for the price point.
Dessert:
The angel food cake was huge—definitely generous enough to share—and visually impressive. But flavor-wise, it wasn’t anything special and didn’t quite match the creativity of the savory dishes earlier in the meal.
Overall:
Despite a few service and execution misses, we really enjoyed our night here. The food is inventive and satisfying, the drinks are on point, and the space is beautiful. We’ll definitely be back again.
We ordered the cauliflower appetizer. It was nice. The server suggested the steak frites and the ox tail ragu. We got both! The steak frites were awful. The steak itself was tiny, but good flavor. The frites were served cold, zero salt, and tasted like old tallow. The ragu was much better, tasty but nothing to write home about.
They tried to over charge for drinks. We ordered a glass of wine and two bourbons. They charged for the wine and three burbons. When we brought it to the servers attention, she didn’t believe us. We had to explain that we ordered the second Bourbon and it never came so we had to ask twice for the second order.
The whole time the server acted annoyed that she was there.
It was not busy, we had reservations to celebrate our anniversary at 5pm (when they open) before a show.
Shortly after, the manager approached our table in a very rushed and confrontational manner, asking loudly if we were “the happy hour people” and firmly stating that Happy Hour would not be honored. This was uncomfortable, especially since we had already accepted the hostess’s explanation and were not insisting on anything. The interaction felt unnecessary and was loud enough for neighboring tables to hear, which made the situation awkward.
That moment did affect our overall mood, which was disappointing on a special occasion. That said, the food and drinks were truly amazing, and the service from the rest of the staff, especially the ladies who assisted us, was outstanding and very attentive.
With better communication and a more professional approach from management, this would have been a perfect experience!
The roasted chicken has the perfect temperature, crispy and juicy.
Cucumber with yogurt is a fresh and delicious combination!
Reservation is recommended during the weekends.
Absolutely phenomenal! The food wasn’t just good—it was superb. The pork chops might have been the best I’ve ever had, cooked perfectly and bursting with flavor. The oxtail pasta was incredible—rich, tender, and cooked to perfection.
The only thing that fell a little short were the French fries, which were a bit underwhelming compared to everything else.
And as an added bonus, the parking validation was such a blessing—it made the whole experience even better.
Highly recommend The Blind Monk. I’ll definitely be back!
Taris, the Hostess, was fabulous! Upbeat, engaging, attentive and helpful. ⭐️ She quickly accommodated our change to an inside table and we kept our server, Marie, who was exceptional. Marie is friendly, very attentive, checking on us frequently, knows the menu and made great recommendations. I’ll say that the attendant staff is also doing a great job with keeping our water glasses filled, clearing the tables and frequently looking for any needs guests might have. Kudos to the Blind Monk Team!
The food….delectable! My pics don’t do it justice, yet I’m posting anyway so you can see size, portions and presentation. Compliments to the Chef and cooks! Flavors were delicious!
If you’re in WPB, this is a nice place to stop for a relaxing evening.