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The Newland Smith Team asked Singer/Songwriter and Delray Beach local Skye Dyer to give us a peek into why she loves living in East Delray.
What do you love most about where you live?
I love living in Delray Beach. The city does an amazing job of throwing events for all ages and makes everyone feel welcome. The art culture is always thriving and overall this area is so special because there is a laid back vibe that I cherish.
Downtown Delray’s Pineapple Grove District is the city’s art hub.
What is your favorite Delray restaurant?
There are so many stellar restaurants in Delray Beach, I could never pick just one. El Camino, Tramonti, The Grove and Cut432 are my favorites for a night out. I love Brule for lunch. And for breakfast Christina’s and Two Fat Cookies Breggfast window.
A bustling night at Delray’s El Camino.
One of The Grove’s delicious handmade pastas.
The bacon, egg, and cheese breakfast biscuit from Two Fat BrEGGfast.
Where do you like to meet up with friends?
My favorite place to meet friends is the Seagate Beach Club. I feel so lucky to be on the beach and hang out with friends.
Delray’s beautiful Seagate Beach Club.
Favorite Delray coffee shop?
Coffee shops are legit in Delray. I alternate between three places. Subculture, The Coffee District and Two Fat Cookies.
Subculture Coffee in Downtown Delray.
You are in amazing shape–we can’t believe you have two little ones. What is your workout secret?
My favorite workout is The Montana Method. If you haven’t tried one of her classes, you are missing out.
The Montana Method is one of the best workouts around.
Where do you go when you’re in need of some retail therapy?
I love Circe Delray, Morley and Coco for shopping.
Atlantic Avenue’s Coco & Co.
What is your favorite hidden gem in East Delray?
My favorite hidden gem is Yaxche Tearoom– great food and drinks, great little shop for thoughtful gifts and a very relaxing place to unwind.
Delray’s hidden gem the Yaxche Tearoom.
