Overview Savor the Avenue closes East Atlantic Avenue in Downtown Delray Beach for one evening in March and runs a single dinner table down more than five blocks of it, billed as the nation's longest dining table, where downtown restaurants serve a four-course dinner under the stars. The Delray Beach Downtown Development Authority produces it, and the 2026 edition, on a Monday night from 5:30 to 9:30, was the 17th. Each restaurant writes its own four-course menu, sets its own price and takes its own reservations, so a seat is booked with a restaurant rather than with the event. On site Fifteen restaurants took a stretch of the table in 2026: Avalon Beach House, Beach Club, Brule and Rose's Daughter, Campi, City Oyster, Elisabetta's, Gabriella's, Geronimo, Le Colonial, Lemongrass, Lulu's, Rocco's Tacos, Table 165, The Office and Vic and Angelo's. The 2025 edition had 11. Seating is limited, and each restaurant sells its own seats. Track record Over its first 16 years the dinner gave more than $85,000 to local charities. In 2026 every participating restaurant gave $500 to the Homeless Coalition of Palm Beach County, and guests could add donations on site.