Downtown Delray Beach Restaurant Month will feature more than 40 restaurants, cafés, and fast-casual establishments/eateries, including: Akira Back, Rosewater Rooftop by Akira Back, Bounce Delray, Lefkes Estiatorio, Le Colonial, Death By Pizza, Deke’s in Delray, J&J Seafood Bar and Grill, Rack’s Fish House and Oyster Bar, Gary Rack’s Farmhouse Kitchen, Ramen Lab Eatery, Craft Food Tours, The Office Delray, The Hampton Social, The Grove, Sazio, Rocco’s Tacos & Tequila Bar, Elisabetta’s Ristorante, Gelato&Co., Drift Restaurant & Bar, Deck 84, Dada, Costa by OK&M, Amar Mediterranean Bistro, 50 Ocean, Windy City Pizza, Kilwins Delray Beach, Jonny’s Deli at Tony’s Market, The Standard Delray, Rose’s Daughter, Brule, The Wine Room Kitchen and Bar, Ziree Thai & Sushi, The Pantry, City Oyster, CUT432, Park Tavern, El Camino, Papa’s Tapas, Fit Food Express, Campi, and Rocksteady Steakhouse.

Downtown Delray Beach’s Restaurant Month will showcase more than 40 dining options, including Akira Back, Rosewater Rooftop by Akira Back, Bounce Delray, Lefkes Estiatorio, Le Colonial, Death By Pizza, Deke’s in Delray, J&J Seafood Bar and Grill, Rack’s Fish House and Oyster Bar, Gary Rack’s Farmhouse Kitchen, Ramen Lab Eatery, Craft Food Tours, The Office Delray, The Hampton Social, The Grove, Sazio, Rocco’s Tacos & Tequila Bar, Elisabetta’s Ristorante, Gelato&Co., Drift Restaurant & Bar, Deck 84, Dada, Costa by OK&M, Amar Mediterranean Bistro, 50 Ocean, Windy City Pizza, Kilwins Delray Beach, Jonny’s Deli at Tony’s Market, The Standard Delray, Rose’s Daughter, Brule, The Wine Room Kitchen and Bar, Ziree Thai & Sushi, The Pantry, City Oyster, CUT432, Park Tavern, El Camino, Papa’s Tapas, Fit Food Express, Campi and Rocksteady Steakhouse.

El Camino is a proudly Mexican restaurant that blends the artistry of its ancestral homeland with a modern bar and dining experience. Just a few steps from the Astor Condos at Pineapple Grove in Downtown Delray Beach, El Camino is the perfect place to blow off some steam after a long day at work or take a first date for drinks and an app. Despite the cool digs, the cooks at El Camino never skim on the portions, as even 2 or 3 tacos can fill up a full grown man (along with a hearty side of rice and beans).

From award-winning chefs at Bourbon Steak, Amar Mediterranean Bistro, and City Oyster… to happy hour hot spots like CUT432, El Camino, and Rosewater Rooftop… to quick bites at Death By Pizza, Papa’s Tapas, and Kilwins — more than 50 restaurants and cafés are serving up special prix fixe menus, deals, and one-of-a-kind foodie events. Plus — a FREE Downtown Delray Restaurant Month Pass is your instant ticket to all the insider menus and deals. No download required.

El Camino, located in the heart of Delray Beach, is a trendy spot known for its vibrant atmosphere and authentic Mexican cuisine. This lively bustling restaurant and bar serves up an array of Mexican favorites, from street tacos to freshly made guacamole, all crafted with high-quality, fresh ingredients. While it doesn’t have a rooftop, it provides an energetic and festive environment, perfect for a night out with friends.

For the best margaritas in town, look no further than El Camino. They make everything in-house (including the chips and salsas that pair perfectly with their margs), which makes for exceptionally delicious and refreshing cocktails. Regardless if you go for The Classic, Kiwi-Mint, Watermelon-Jalapeño, Pineapple-Coconut, Spicy Avocado or Blood Orange, you are sure to come back for seconds (upon seconds).

El Camino is a vibrant Mexican restaurant with a menu filled with authentic dishes and creative cocktails. It stands out from rivals by making everything in-house (including tortillas and sauces) and sourcing ingredients from the highest-quality artisans. Fans of Mexican food will love the various tacos, burritos, enchiladas, and large fish, carne asada, or vegetarian plates.

It just makes sense that the owners of Cut 432 and Park Tavern decided to bring the taste of the taco to downtown Delray Beach with their new taquería-ish El Camino. Creators Brandon Belluscio, Brian Albe, and Anthony Pizzo have delivered Mexican soul-food and a top-notch tequila bar — which opened its doors December 2013 — just off the city’s Atlantic Ave. restaurant row.

At El Camino, our guiding principle is to exceed our guest’s expectations in all areas – food, beverage, and ambiance – and create an experience that will arouse and excite our guest’s senses. As a team, we are inspired by the culture and the heritage of Mexico. To that end, we are passionate about bringing you an authentic experience not

El Camino is a go-to spot for anyone craving authentic Mexican cuisine. Known for its fresh ingredients and vibrant flavors, this restaurant features dishes like street-style tacos, house-made guacamole, and an extensive tequila menu. Their daily happy hour is a local favorite, offering great deals on drinks and small plates.

, where everything on the menu is made in house, including tortillas and sauces. Choose from creative takes on Mexican favorites, like pork belly tacos with pineapple slaw, squash blossom quesadillas and queso fundido with roasted mushrooms. Pair it with your favorite tequila from a list of literally hundreds of options.

You'll be hard pressed to find better tacos (served on house-made tortillas) in Delray Beach than the ones at El Camino. But even better than the food is their extensive tequila selection and signature margaritas. You can't go wrong with any variation on the menu, but I almost always opt for the guava-habañero.

It doesn't have to be Cinco de Mayo for Delray locals to enjoy Mexican food and margaritas amid a vibrant atmosphere. El Camino in Delray Beach, a local favorite Taco Tuesday haunt, was recently featured in OpenTable’s 2017 list of the Top 100 Hot Spots in America. At El Camino, guests can choose among a ...

For some of the best tacos and margaritas in town, head to El Camino. Located just off Atlantic Avenue, this lively Mexican eatery serves house-made tortillas, bold-flavored salsas, and an extensive tequila selection. The happy hour deals and energetic vibe make it a great spot to unwind with friends.

El Camino truly lives up to its reputation as a trendy hot spot in Delray Beach. From the moment you step through the doors, you are greeted by a vibrant and energetic atmosphere that just screams fun. The restaurant's wonderful ambiance creates the perfect setting for a memorable dining experience.

Everything including sauces and tortillas is made from scratch. Excellent & complex dishes like: Chile relleno Calabacitas with tomato, corn, salsa, colorada & crema; tamales with braised pork & red sauce and cream; crispy fish tacos; carne asada; shrimp burritos. Lots of beer and cocktail choices…

UPDATE: Delray Beach’s popular El Camino Mexican restaurant swings its doors open today at The Square plaza in downtown West Palm Beach and hosts its grand opening weekend through the 4th. The new spot serves lunch, dinner, weekend brunch and two daily social hours (late afternoon and late-night).

_Die-hard taco fans know about the awesome late-night eats at Delray Beach's El Camino. All day — and far into the evening — the restaurant offers a taco Tuesday deal that trumps just about all others. While most TT deals limit the type of taco you can order, El Camino does no such thing.

I’ve been to the Pineapple Grove location a few times, but this was my husband’s first time visiting and he loved it. Their signature margarita was a hit. I loved the chips and salsa, but it was the brisket quesadilla that had him picking this restaurant as his favorite on the tour.

Perhaps it is because they use local fruits within so many of them, such as watermelon margaritas. There's always specials going on for the food, so it's easy to grab some grub while sipping on any number of alcoholic beverages at the bar or at a table.

Around the corner from The Office, El Camino, at the entrance to the Pineapple Grove Arts District, is wildly popular for its scratch kitchen’s fresh takes on Mexican cuisine and its curated tequila and agave spirit collections.

El Camino in Delray Beach, a local favorite Taco Tuesday haunt, was recently featured in OpenTable’s 2017 list of the Top 100 Hot Spots in America. At El Camino, guests can choose among a variety of quesadillas, tacos and …

The food was very good and high end, delicious guacamole and salsa. They charge for the chips and salsa which is not ideal but they tasted very good. Some of the dishes including the side of veggies were crazy spicy!

El Camino has cheap margaritas, drinks and mexican apps daily during happy hour and $2 Tacos – wildly popular. The Bartenders are awesome, if you are lucky enough to score a seat at the bar.

El Camino, on the other hand, is a Mexican restaurant with a cantina-like ambiance. Needless to say, the vacation experience at this under-the-radar Florida destination is top-notch.

A couple of favorites are El Camino, Lemongrass Asian Bistro and Papa's Tapas. Stop in at Gelato Go for a sweet pick me up in the afternoon or as a sugary nightcap.

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If that’s too much, El Camino rolls out its reverse happy hour after midnight, slinging $2 tacos, $3 bottled beer and wine, and $5 margaritas until 2 a.m.

* El Camino – Modern Mexican fare, craft cocktails & beer offered in a buzzy, rustic-chic space with a long bar.