7 Best Nightlife in Palm Beach and the Treasure Coast, Florida

At this hip Hamptons-esque scene, society darlings crowd the lounge, sipping killer cocktails like the French Pearl (gin, Pernod, lemon juice, mint) and Buccan T (vodka, black tea, cranberry, citrus, basil, and agave nectar).

Bands play in the living room of this historic house, though much of the action is outdoors on the lawn in fair weather, where huge trees and lanterns make it a fun stop for drinks or a group night out. It's a place where those who don't drink will also feel comfortable, however, and excellent gourmet nibbles are a huge bonus (a full dinner menu is available, too). A bohemian, younger crowd gathers later, into the night.

In the last few years, Rocco's has taken root in numerous South Florida downtowns and become synonymous with wild nights of chips and guac, margaritas, and intoxicating fun. This is more of a scene than just a restaurant, and when Rocco's in the house and pouring shots, get ready to party hearty. With pitchers of margaritas continuously flowing, the middle-age crowd is boisterous and fun, recounting (and reliving) the days of spring break debauchery from their preprofessional years. Get your party started here with more than 220 choices of tequila. There's another branch at 5250 Town Center Circle in Boca Raton, at 110 Atlantic Avenue in Delray Beach, and in Palm Beach Gardens in PGA Commons at 5090 PGA Boulevard.

A sleek, redesigned dining room bar with bar bites from a special menu plus an extended happy hour draws locals and visitors alike.  Dress to impress.

Though this spot is popular for lunch and dinner, it's even more popular later at night. The younger, trendier set comes late to party, mingle, and dance into the wee hours.

People of all ages congregate to hang out and socialize at this kitschy open-air restaurant and bar and to gaze at the Intracoastal Waterway; the mechanical bull is a hit on Saturday. Live music's on tap five to seven nights a week.

Within the Seagate Hotel, the fun and fabulous bar at the Atlantic Grille is known locally as Jellies Bar. The over-thirty set consistently floats over to this stunning bar to shimmy to live music Tuesday to Saturday; the namesake jellyfish tank never fails to entertain as well.