LoLa Hospitality Group created a significant impact with the launch of its third venue in Palm Beach, FL four years ago. Since opening, this restaurant ensemble has experienced growth, recently introducing a fourth establishment in Naples.
For those journeying from New England, nestled at the crossroads of Sunset Avenue and Bradley Place within the White Elephant Palm Beach, lies a familiar treasure.
Making its mark in South Florida with a trail of commendations for its culinary prowess in Nantucket and Boston, the group’s stylish island diner, LoLa 41 Palm Beach, stands out with its eye-catching black and white awnings. The moniker LoLa, short for longitude and latitude, reflects the vast selection of culinary wonders drawn from countries straddling the 41st parallel.
Enter to discover a lively bar and primary eating space, but it’s the sought-after patio that truly buzzes with excitement. Enjoy one of their signature concoctions, like the LoLa Spritz made with Yuzu liqueur, or the fiery Spicy Flamingo with a base of Ghost tequila and mellowed by watermelon.
LoLa 41’s reputation for exceptional sushi remains unchallenged, and the Palm Beach location offers a comprehensive lineup, featuring traditional rolls, nigiri sushi, sashimi, and inventive specialty rolls. Our recommendation? Start off with their visually enticing Asahi special roll, which combines spicy salmon, avocado, and crunchy tempura, topped exquisitely with layers of tuna, salmon, and wasabi mayo.
Additional innovative rolls incorporate Golden Beet Maki; Hot Scallops; and Yutaka, a blend of barbecue eel and King crab. Classic rolls span favorites such as California, Rainbow, Hot Tuna, and the intense Dynamite with Yellowtail.
The International Bistro Menu presents a diverse range of smaller plates to kick off your feast, including Hoisin baby back ribs, charred octopus, and edamame. Don’t overlook the lightly fried King Crab Rangoon, an exceptional starter filled with cream cheese and a hint of sweet chili sauce for slight heat, which is irresistibly delectable.
The deconstructed chicken lettuce wraps are almost too appealing to eat – a colorful mixture of garlic, ginger, sweet soy, sesame seed, pickled veggie, fresno pepper, and micro cilantro.
If you’re not pressed for time, indulge in their acclaimed Peking duck for two. Diners are kindly advised to expect approximately 45 minutes for its preparation, but the wait is genuinely worth it.
When craving immediate gratification, the lobster tagliatelle emerges as a signature dish, brimming with succulent lobster chunks, zucchini, and charred tomatoes bathed in a rich lemon mascarpone cream sauce.
An equally sought-after choice is the LoLa burger. This deluxe burger is brilliantly adorned with gooey cheddar cheese, red onion compote, and a foie gras sauce nestled on an English muffin. Pair it with a serving of truffle fries, enhanced by white truffle oil, Italian parsley, and pecorico, for a perfect match.
Remember to take advantage of the Happy Hour deals available at the bar from 4 to 6 p.m. daily. Exclusive bar nibbles feature Peking duck bao and crispy shrimp buns, along with reduced-priced beverages, beers, and wines by the glass.
LoLa 41 Palm Beach is situated at 290 Sunset Avenue in Palm Beach, Florida.
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