Locals And Visitors Invited to Explore, Global Cuisines, Specially Curated Prix Fixe Menus and Immersive Dining Experiences
GREATER FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (July 15, 2025) – Get ready to feast – Dine Out Lauderdale is back! Visit Lauderdale, the official destination marketing organization for Greater Fort Lauderdale, has announced the highly anticipated return of its Dine Out Lauderdale restaurant months.
From August 1 through September 30, locals and visitors are invited to savor specially curated, three-course prix fixe menus available for lunch at $35 and for dinner at tiers of $45, $60 or a luxe option for $75 at participating restaurants throughout the destination.
“Dine Out Lauderdale is a celebration of the incredible culinary talent that makes Greater Fort Lauderdale a rising star on the global food scene,” said Stacy Ritter, President & CEO of Visit Lauderdale. “This program invites locals and visitors alike to discover new favorites, and experience the warmth and creativity that define dining in our destination. From beachside bites to globally inspired cuisine, there’s something for every palate.”
During Dine Out Lauderdale, foodies can embark on a global culinary journey without leaving the destination. Mediterranean flavors come to life at Theos Estiatorio, featuring authentic Greek dishes such as chargrilled octopus and filet mignon souvlaki, while Bistro Mezzaluna offers classic Italian fare such as veal scallopini saltimbocca and lobster mac & cheese with truffle oil. Le Bistro brings French-inspired elegance with dishes including steak frites au poivre, and Lona Cocina Tequileria highlights modern Mexican flavors with offerings like tacos de cochinita pibil, plus a complimentary margarita with its Dine Out Lauderdale menu.
Waterfront dining highlights include Boatyard, with standout dishes like lemon parmesan cod and pan-roasted Scottish salmon and OCEAN2000, where diners can take in Atlantic Ocean views over pan-seared snapper and grilled seafood paella. For a rooftop dining experience with sweeping views of the Intracoastal, Olive & Sea is serving favorites like the Olive & Sea Salad and Faroe Island salmon.
This year’s Dine Out Lauderdale also features immersive offerings, including a cake decorating class at Lovelee Bakeshop, where guests can learn piping techniques from pastry chef and owner Lee Mazor. At Baoshi Food Hall + Bar, a hands-on mixology class invites participants to master the art of cocktail creation.
For those seeking a truly luxe experience, Daniel’s, A Florida Steakhouse — recommended in this year’s MICHELIN Guide Florida — offers a caviar or wagyu flight as an optional upgrade to the three-course meal. Also featured in the MICHELIN Guide, Heritage presents an exclusive Dine Out Lauderdale menu showcasing its acclaimed Italian-inspired cuisine. At Catch & Cut, diners can choose from a filet, branzino or sushi platter with the option to upgrade to a New York strip steak. As a final highlight among the luxe dining selections, Mastro’s Ocean Club stands out as a can’t-miss destination for fresh seafood and prime steak.
Greater Fort Lauderdale’s culinary reputation continues to rise, marked by its recent debut in the prestigious MICHELIN Guide Florida for the first time ever, further solidifying the area as a must visit destination for discerning diners. Dine Out Lauderdale highlights this award-winning food scene, giving everyone the chance to discover new flavors, talented chefs and hidden gems in an accessible and delicious way.
For a complete list of participating restaurants and details, click here. To learn more about the Dine Out Lauderdale Mobile Pass, watch this video.
About Greater Fort Lauderdale
With 24 miles of golden sand beaches and 300+ miles of navigable waterways, Greater Fort Lauderdale is known as the Venice of America and Yachting Capital of the World. The area boasts an average year-round temperature of 77˚F, has 3,000+ hours of annual sunshine, and is home to 31 unique municipalities, including eight distinct beach communities. Residents hailing from 170 countries, speaking 147 languages call this destination home. And there’s good reasons, including the area’s unwavering commitment to accessibility and inclusion. Upon arrival at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL), a five-minute drive will get you to the beach, Port Everglades, the newly expanded Greater Fort Lauderdale/Broward County Convention Center, and a bustling downtown. Experience 4,000+ eateries, a thriving arts and culture scene, craft breweries, stunning rooftop bars, fishing, diving, and the unmatched beauty of the Florida Everglades. From world-class shopping, to boating, yachts and superyachts all moored at the area’s many marinas, it’s no wonder Greater Fort Lauderdale is one of the most desirable places to stay, work and play. The destination has more than 38,000 unique lodging accommodations at a variety of hotels, luxury spa resorts, and beautifully appointed, boutique properties, all reflecting the area’s cosmopolitan vibe. Find inspiration for your next trip at visitlauderdale.com and follow @VisitLauderdale on Facebook, Instagram, X and YouTube.
About Visit Lauderdale
Visit Lauderdale is the official destination marketing organization for Greater Fort Lauderdale and serves as the tourism department for Broward County, Florida. Visit Lauderdale promotes the area’s 31 municipalities to a global audience of leisure and business travelers and books conventions into the Greater Fort Lauderdale/Broward County Convention Center and area hotels and resorts. Find more information at visitlauderdale.com and follow @VisitLauderdale on Facebook, Instagram, X and YouTube.