ROYAL PALM BEACH – The developer of Tuttle Royale envisions it as Palm Beach County’s first true live-work-play community.
To accomplish this, Brian Tuttle has made agreements to bring a variety of national restaurant and retail brands to his 200-acre site at State Road 7 and Southern Boulevard in Royal Palm Beach.
He also plans to bring a fitness center, movie theater and bowling alley to the community, all to be built near a park in downtown Tuttle Royal.
Here’s a list of the restaurants, shops and more that Tuttle says will be coming to the complex by the time the business district opens.
Restaurants planned for Tuttle Royale
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Benihana: A national chain known for its Japanese tappanyaki cuisine, where chefs prepare dishes in front of diners on a hibachi grill.
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Legal seafood: Founded in Massachusetts over 70 years ago, the restaurant serves a wide variety of fish and seafood dishes. The Tuttle Royale restaurant will be Legal Sea Foods’ only location in Florida after it closed locations in West Palm Beach and Sunrise.
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The Cheesecake Factory: Founded in California, the national restaurant chain offers an extensive menu of appetizers, main courses and over 30 different types of cheesecake.
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Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse: Founded in New Orleans, the upscale chain specializes in steaks, seafood and other meat dishes.
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Agave Bandido: A Mexican cuisine and tequila bar. It would be the second location of the Pembroke Pines-based restaurant.
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Northern Italy: A nationwide chain serving contemporary Italian cuisine prepared by chefs using seasonal, locally sourced ingredients.
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Copper blue: A pub and restaurant known for its American comfort food, over 50 beers on tap, and live music. A pub was once open in West Palm Beach.
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Tommy Bahama Marlin Bar: An extension of the Tommy Bahama brand, the locations include a restaurant, bar and shop in signature “relaxed island style.” A similar store is open at the Gardens Mall in Palm Beach Gardens.
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Courtyard house: A California-inspired restaurant and bar. It is known for offering over 100 beers on tap. It will be the chain’s second location in Palm Beach County, following one in Palm Beach Gardens.
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Planned deals for Tuttle Royale
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Lululemon: A sportswear retailer known for high-quality activewear.
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Vineyard vines: A Massachusetts-based brand that sells New England-style ties, clothing and swimwear.
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Anthropology: A retail store offering bohemian-style clothing, accessories and home decor.
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Lili Pulitzer: Founded in Palm Beach, the women’s fashion boutique is known for its colorful floral patterns.
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Johnny was: A women’s lifestyle retail store selling vintage and boho style clothing.
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Sephora: A beauty retailer offering cosmetics, skin care, hair care and fragrances.
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Victoria’s Secret: A nationwide retailer of women’s lingerie.
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Free people: A clothing store known for its unconventional, versatile and casual fashion.
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Entertainment and more planned for Tuttle Royale
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EOS Fitness: A gym franchise offering group classes, high-end equipment and personal training. It will be the gym’s third location in Palm Beach County, joining Boca Raton and Palm Beach Gardens.
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Apple Cinemas: A Massachusetts-based chain whose theaters show a mix of first-run and foreign films, the Tuttle Royale location would be the first in Florida for Apple, which is not affiliated with the technology company.
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The Improvisation Comedy Club: The location would replace one in West Palm Beach that was closed.
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810 Bowlings: The bowling centers, based in South Carolina and with a branch in Estero, Florida, offer lanes as well as a full-service restaurant and bar.
A preschool is also planned for Tuttle Royale. The Royal Palm Beach City Council is expected to review the plans in April.
Valentina Palm covers Royal Palm Beach, Wellington, Greenacres, Palm Springs and other western Palm Beach County communities for The Palm Beach Post. Email [email protected] and follow her on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, at @ValenPalmB. Support local journalism: Subscribe today.
This article originally appeared in the Palm Beach Post: Tuttle Royale’s plan: Bring these restaurants and shops to Royal Palm
