Three food concepts are landing across Palm Beach County, with new addresses recently reported in Boca Raton, Lake Park, and Boynton Beach. The group spans three distinct formats: a second location for a kosher restaurant, a new steakhouse on the Lake Park Intracoastal waterfront, and a fast-casual health chain described as pushing south from its existing markets.
Kosher Chobee — Boca Raton
Kosher Chobee has opened a second location at 21077 Powerline Rd in Boca Raton. Per the source, the concept runs a wide-ranging menu with global inspiration, formatted for both quick-service and sit-down traffic. A second address signals that the brand is moving past a single-location footprint. Powerline Road is a north-south commercial artery through western Boca, a strip dense with residential and office development that supports consistent weekday lunch and family dinner volume. The source does not specify where the first location operates.
Seahawk Prime — Lake Park
Seahawk Prime is a new steakhouse concept at 220 Lake Shore Dr #101 in Lake Park, described by the source as an upscale room with a modern approach to classic steakhouse fare. Lake Shore Drive runs along the Intracoastal Waterway, and a suite-level address on that corridor points to a dedicated buildout rather than a strip-mall conversion. Lake Park is a small municipality between North Palm Beach and Riviera Beach on the northern Palm Beach County waterfront — an area where full-service restaurant development has been limited relative to its neighboring corridors. The source does not name the ownership group behind Seahawk Prime or indicate whether this is the concept's debut location or an expansion of an existing portfolio.
Field of Greens — Boynton Beach
Field of Greens has taken space at 1500 Gateway Blvd in Boynton Beach. The source describes it as a fast-growing healthy concept "expanding south," with a menu of customizable bowls, wraps, and smoothies in a casual format. The Gateway Boulevard address, near the I-95 interchange, is a high-traffic commercial node suited to fast-casual brands that depend on commuter and midday traffic. The source does not name the brand's home market, its existing location count, or whether Boynton Beach represents its first Palm Beach County address.
None of the three was reported with a confirmed opening date or formal operator statement beyond the source post. Seahawk Prime's waterfront location in Lake Park is the one to watch: if the concept opens at the upscale positioning described, it marks a genuine addition for a municipality with few full-service alternatives. Field of Greens' "expanding south" framing is worth tracking — if the brand is building a regional footprint, additional Palm Beach County addresses are likely to follow.
