Things To Do
Atlantic Avenue Eateries & Nightlife
Atlantic Avenue is a pedestrain-friendly street with great shopping, delicious food options, and vibrant nightlife near the waterfront. You really can't go wrong with a spot on "The Ave" but here are a few recommendations: Breakfast/Brunch * Caffe Luna Rosa ($$) * The Bridge Cafe ($) * Avalon Beach House ($$$) Dinner * El Camino (Mexican, $$) * DaDa (American Ecelectic/Patio, $$) * Deck 84 (American, $$) * Mussel Beach (Seafood, $$) * CASA L'ACQUA Ristorante (Italian, $$$) * Beg For More Izakaya (Sushi, $$) * Sandwiches by the Sea (Deli, $) * Bamboo Fire Cafe (Carribean, $$) * Papa's Tapas (Spanish, $$) * Death By Pizza (Italian, $) Nightlife * Johnnie Brown's (live music, $) * The Office ($$$) * Sandbar ($$) * Hurricane Bar ($)
Silverball Retro Arcade
Pinball machine arcade, restaurant & bar featuring classic pinball machines & arcade games from as far back as the 1930s!
Delray Public Beach
Delay Public Beach is only 12 minute walk from the Colony Hotel, and about a X minute walk from the Hyatt, but there is also metered parking. It's a vibrant beach with lots of fun bars along the coastline--check out Boston's or Sandbar!
Delray Yacht Cruises
Delay Yacht Cruises offers 2-hour sightseeing trips Tuesday through Sunday at 10:30am & 1:30pm. It's a beautiful way to experience the Delray waterways and better yet - the docks are a 5 minute walk from the hotel! Pricing $38 for regular admission, $35 for seniors & children.
Delray Beach GreenMarket
The GreenMarket is a Saturday morning open air marketplace located at Old School Square (so, a 10 minute walk from the hotel!). The market operates from 9 AM to 2 PM, and would make a fun activity for the morning of the wedding!
Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens
There is so much to do just off of Atlantic Avenue but if you want to explore greater Delay, Morikami is 15-minute drive and its traditional Japanese villas and gardens worth the trip. The park is named after George Morikami--a native of Miyazu, Japan and a member of the farming Yamato Colony, a group who aimed to revolutionize Florida crops in 1904 with a lasting legacy on the local area.
Wakodahatchee Wetlands
If you're trying to catch a sighting of an alligator this trip, this is the place! These wetlands are free to the public and a 13 minute drive from Atlantic Avenue.