Bentley’s

Sadly, Bentley’s is closed. It was a delightful little spot that I enjoyed countless times. I will miss the owners and their charming stories.

A relaxing, cute place with a unique ambience. Comfy seating, soft lighting and lots of art and books. The breakfast menu was short but comprehensive, and the steak and eggs was one of the best I’ve ever had. The lone server seemed a little overwhelmed at times, but she had help from the kitchen to deliver food and see to the patrons’ needs. They seemed to have quite a few local, repeat customers, which is always a good sign. I’d definitely return!
P. S. It appears that they charge $ 1 extra for toast.

Hands down the best breakfast. Not only was the food delicious (eggs Benedict with cappuccino), the ambiance was so relaxing. From the comfy cushy chairs to the local art work on the walls. It was quiet and luxurious and felt totally pampered by the staff!

I went to Bentleys one Sunday afternoon with my mom and friend because the other nearby restaurants had super long lines and this place was empty. Now I know why it was empty. To start off with they have the most uncomfortable chairs with ratty old pillows. Then the service is horrible and on top of it the food is mediocre at best. A total rip off for the amount of food that they give you and for the freshness of the food because it’s obviously been laying around for a long time. Don’t order any toast with your breakfast as they give you little pieces of bread for a dollar $ 1.50 extra. I thought this place was somewhat of a bakery and they give you bread that’s worse than any store-​bought bread I have ever had. I would recommend you never go to this place and a breakfast from McDonald’s would be better. Ugh!

We just went there for dinner. The salad with the hearts of palm and Gorgonzola was excellent. Then turkey, sweet potato casserole, vegetable casserole, mashed potatoes, stuffing and cranberries for dinner. It was fantastic! The turkey was perfect and moist. For dessert pumpkin and apple pie, little piece of both — both were also excellent.

It was cute and eclectic. I love the local art and neighborhood coffee shop ambiance. I ordered the eggs Benedict and my egg was overcooked and not gooey and the sauce was minimal. :(However it was still tasty and the staff was really friendly

I took my lab to this little place last week. I have to say that it was quite the sad experience. The place was empty and the staff looked a bit surprised to be having clients at the lunch hour.
Our meals were about as sad as the décor. Bentley’s is billed as a bakery, but none of the baked goods in our lunches were at all appealing. My sandwich was a bizarre panini’ed croissant that was more the consistency of a biscuit. The pasta salad was a major meh. I was somewhat impressed by their HUGE hotdog, but again next to the sad pasta salad and ho-​hum chili, even that big wiener wasn’t all that impressive.
Top it all off with some over priced art and fake plants. I wanted this place to be so much more — it had all the hallmarks of a great place in Florida (in a strip mall from 80’s, bad window dressing, nondescript name), but alas… not so much.

I stumbled upon this place while I was traveling for work. Great atmosphere, rad artwork on the walls, friendly staff, and a yummy breakfast.

Took my Naturalist Journeys tour group here because of the reviews and because so many other restaurants in the area were rated as being noisy. The wall-​to-​wall art is a treat for the eyes. Their Coastal Vines Pinot was an 89 and their bananas foster outstanding.
The meals got great reviews from everyone, but the pieces of watermelon in my chicken curry were a delight to the tongue. I do want to try this place for breakfast as the scones and more looked like they needed me for a tasting!

A pleasant surprise for Juno Beach. Near our house so we have had breakfast, lunch and dinner — and never disappointed. Special treat is wine tasting dinner, great buy with five courses and fives wines! A different kind of evening for south Florida.

Outstanding brunch. Maybe the best benedict that I have ever had. Looking forward to trying the dinner menu.

I have been eating at Bentley’s since that opened early last year. I eat there 2 or 3 times a week and I love the food. My favorites are the chicken picatta sandwich and the chicken curry dinner. Chef Martin and his staff treat their guests like family, and the restaurant has a very comfortable atmosphere. Prices are very reasonable and it is my favorite restaurant in the area.

Exceptional brunch … Amazing value … Martin and his staff care about you and let you know it. Great little place!

How this place wound up in Juno Beach Florida is beyond me.
So I’m visiting my parents who split their time between Jupiter and Chicago. Dad says he found this great little café and it’s his new favorite place. Let’s go!
Upon walking through the door I’m immediately transported back to sweet home Chicago. Cozy mismatched chairs await underneath the local art work for sale and there’s a mini-library’s worth of books in the back for your reading/​perusing pleasure. The only difference was the computer (circa 2002) available for customer use whereas in Chicago the place would be filled with lap tops. If this place were IN Chicago I’d be there every other day.
We went for breakfast. Nice coffee. Just right. Not too strong, not too bitter or sour. Simple, though they also have hazelnut coffee for the more adventurous. We made our own omelettes. I had white cheddar/​mushroom. MAN was that some good white cheddar! All came with tasty breakfast potatoes (Dad’s favorite kind) and a decent portion of fruit… enough that you don’t have to order a fruit cup to feel like you’re getting something healthy in.
Service was completely pleasant and the owner/​chef checked on us. They are open for lunch and dinner too with prices I can’t believe for the quality. Bentley’s should be frequented by locals more often and visited by vacationers, for sure!!!