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The Brazilian Court Hotel: A 1926 Landmark With Café Boulud
2025-2026 · 3 min read
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The Brazilian Court Hotel is a Palm Beach institution, a 1926 Spanish-Mediterranean landmark of hand-painted courtyards, fountains and bougainvillea, tucked a block from the ocean in the heart of the island. Discreet and residential, it has drawn a loyal following of society names and Hollywood stars for nearly a century.
At its heart is Café Boulud, an award-winning French-American restaurant whose romantic setting and menu reflect chef Daniel Boulud's four muses, La Tradition, La Saison, Le Potager and Le Voyage, under chef Christopher Zabita.
For a classic, gastronomic Palm Beach stay, the Brazilian Court is a benchmark.
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