DeVine Bistro Wellington: An American Bistro Dining Guide |
Current dinner hours, verified menu highlights and practical planning near Wellington Green Mall |

DeVine Bistro gives Wellington diners a locally rooted American bistro option near The Mall at Wellington Green.
Its current website describes a menu built around steak, seafood, pasta, soups, salads and American classics, while the restaurant’s family and staff say they continue the traditions and homemade recipes associated with the late Chef Dave Palmateer.
A Wellington restaurant with family continuity
The restaurant is located at 2465 South State Road 7, Suite 300, Wellington, Florida 33414, on the west side of State Road 7 just south of Forest Hill Boulevard.
The official site lists 561-204-5432 for reservations and questions.
DeVine Bistro currently posts dinner hours of 5 to 9 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday and says it is closed Sunday and Monday.
Hours can change for holidays, private events or operational needs, so diners should call or check the official website before making a time-sensitive trip.
The restaurant’s own history emphasizes continuity rather than a change in concept.
Its family and staff state that they are carrying forward Chef Dave Palmateer’s recipes and welcoming bistro approach, a useful piece of context for longtime Wellington customers and newcomers comparing Wellington restaurants.
What the current menu includes
The official dinner menu covers a broad range of American bistro choices.
Published appetizers include deviled eggs with peppered bacon, coconut shrimp, calamari, ahi tuna tacos, heirloom tomato salad and fried green tomato Napoleon.
Entrées currently listed include Cajun pasta, pistachio-crusted salmon, sea scallops with butternut-squash ravioli, seafood fra diablo, chicken piccata, chicken parmesan, osso bucco, pork chop, short ribs, steak frites, filet mignon and beef stroganoff.
These examples come from the restaurant’s active online menu; they are not firsthand reviews or guarantees of availability. |
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The menu itself directs diners to contact the restaurant for updates and daily specials and warns that pricing may change without notice.
Anyone planning around one particular dish should confirm it before visiting rather than relying on an older screenshot or third-party listing.
How to read the menu responsibly
The menu is best used as a planning tool, not a promise about one night’s inventory.
Seafood availability, seasonal ingredients, daily soup, desserts and specials can shift, and the restaurant specifically asks customers to contact it for current updates.
Dessert examples published on the site include banana cream pie, coconut cream pie, peanut butter pie, crumb cakes and a brownie sundae.
The page describes that list as illustrative, so diners should ask what is actually being served that evening.
This guide does not rate the food or claim a firsthand visit.
It summarizes information that DeVine Bistro currently publishes so residents can decide whether the cuisine, hours and location fit their plans.
Useful planning for dinner
For groups, the range of seafood, meat, pasta, salads and sandwiches may make it easier to compare preferences before reserving.
Guests with allergies, gluten concerns or other dietary requirements should discuss ingredients, substitutions and cross-contact directly with restaurant staff, since a menu title cannot answer every preparation question.
The official site positions DeVine Bistro in front of Wellington Green Mall, making it a possible dinner stop before or after nearby errands or entertainment.
Parking, seating preferences, accessibility needs and reservation availability should be confirmed for the planned date.
A practical way to plan is to review the current menu, call 561-204-5432 with specific questions and verify the Tuesday-through-Saturday schedule.
That keeps the decision grounded in current restaurant information rather than assumptions.
DeVine Bistro’s combination of family continuity and a wide American bistro menu gives Wellington dining groups several directions to consider without requiring every guest to order from the same category.
The images accompanying this guide are AI-generated culinary concepts and do not depict DeVine Bistro, its dining room or its actual dishes. |



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Deviled eggs with peppered bacon sound like a good start. Would you go with the short ribs or steak frites after that?
Both are on the current online menu. I’d lean toward the short ribs for a hearty dinner, though steak frites is a classic choice.
I wish DeVine were open on Sundays too. Tuesday through Saturday dinner hours can be tough for families with packed weekends.
Beth CarterSunday dinner would be nice. Saturday is usually the only night we can make it over there.
If you are coming down State Road 7, look for it just south of Forest Hill. The west-side entrance is easy to miss.
Luis M.Good tip. I passed it the first time and had to turn around at the next light.
We used to stop in after shopping at Wellington Green, and the chicken piccata was my pick. Glad they are still serving dinner.
Thanks for sharing that memory! Chicken piccata is still listed, and DeVine currently posts dinner hours of 5, 9 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday.
Jenna P.The chicken piccata was my usual order too. It's nice having a dinner spot near the mall that isn't a chain.
The menu has a lot of choices, but I wonder how often the seafood dishes change. Has anyone seen the scallops available recently?
Tom ReynoldsI saw the scallops on the online menu, but I'd call before going if that's what you're after.
The scallops with butternut-squash ravioli are listed on the current menu, but availability can change. Calling 561-204-5432 before you go is the best way to check.
It is nice to hear Chef Dave Palmateer’s family and staff are keeping his recipes going. Has anyone tried the beef stroganoff lately?
Maria G.I haven't tried the stroganoff lately, but I'm glad to see it still listed. That was always a favorite of mine.
It’s lovely to see that continuity, too. Beef stroganoff is listed on the current menu, but we don’t have a recent firsthand report on it.