Italian-American Dining on Antique Row
White Wine Mussels With Garlic, Fennel & Tomato
Belle & Maxwell's Mussels bring together shellfish and the flavors of an Italian-inspired white wine preparation. The mussels are sautéed with white wine and olive oil, then layered with fennel, tomato, garlic, shallots and a touch of scampi butter.
What Goes Into Our Mussels
White wine and olive oil form the base, allowing the mussels to remain the focus. Fennel contributes a subtle aromatic note, tomato adds freshness, and garlic and shallots deepen the savory character of the broth. A touch of scampi butter rounds out the dish.
The result is a flavorful appetizer that feels at home beside the restaurant's pasta, seafood and other Italian-American favorites. It is an easy choice for guests who enjoy a dish with plenty of sauce and layered aromatics.
- Mussels
- White wine
- Olive oil
- Fennel and tomato
- Garlic and shallots
- A touch of scampi butter
Mussels at an Italian-American Restaurant in West Palm Beach
Mussels are a natural fit for an Italian-American restaurant in West Palm Beach, especially when prepared with white wine, olive oil and garlic. At Belle & Maxwell's, they can start a meal that continues with pasta, seafood, salads, flatbreads or one of the restaurant's house specialties.
Belle & Maxwell's is located at 3700 South Dixie Highway in West Palm Beach's Antique Row district. The menu brings together Italian-inspired dishes, American favorites, seafood, gourmet salads, flatbreads, wine, cocktails and homemade desserts in one relaxed neighborhood restaurant.
Belle & Maxwell's · Antique Row
Looking for an Italian Restaurant in West Palm Beach?
Located on Antique Row, Belle & Maxwell's serves Mussels as part of a menu that blends Italian flavors with American favorites. The dish offers a seafood-forward way to begin lunch or dinner before exploring the rest of the menu.
Visit Belle & Maxwell's at 3700 South Dixie Highway, West Palm Beach, FL 33405, browse the complete menu, or make a reservation for your next lunch or dinner on Antique Row.