The Fin & Flame Grill and Oyster Bar owners have closed the Palm City restaurant after serving the community for 31 years.
The partners wanted to retire and spend more time with family, owner Jeff Schilling told TCPalm.
Their two-generation restaurant, previously known as Palm City Grill, served Palm City for 29 years before rebranding as Fin & Flame in 2023. It closed Feb. 14.
Fin & Flame was affiliated with the Prawnbroker Restaurant Group, which runs sister restaurants The Black Marlin in Stuart, Shrimpers Grill & Raw Bar in Stuart, and the Magic Oyster Bar & Seafood Grill in Jensen Beach.
Jimmy Fantin, who owns Fantini’s Italian Restaurant in Stuart, is taking over the space and promises a fusion concept and elevated dining that will be new to the Treasure Coast. He said he would give TCPalm more details later.
Where was Fin & Flame in Palm City?
What was on the Fin & Flame menu?
The menu consisted of American cuisine including burgers, pasta, steaks, soups, sandwiches, some seafood platters and a raw bar for oysters.
When did Fin & Flame open?
November 2023
Fin & Flame’s website and social media
Website, Instagram and Facebook
Valeria Bartra is TCPalm’s food reporter. Contact her at valeria.bartra@tcpalm.com.
This article originally appeared on Treasure Coast Newspapers: Florida restaurant closed after family served Martin County for 31 years
Reporting by Valeria Bartra, Treasure Coast Newspapers / Treasure Coast Newspapers
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