Second Rodeo — Restaurant in Boynton Beach

Tucked away in a cozy corner of town, Second Rodeo is that local gem you always hope to find but rarely do. Chef-driven with a bar-driven menu to match, this intimate spot exudes a laid-back, insider vibe that feels like you’re hanging out in the chef’s own kitchen — and that’s exactly how Sean and James Cruz want it.

The food? Simply put: amazing. Every dish is fresh, vibrant, and full of the kind of creativity you’d expect from chefs who are genuinely passionate about what they do. Whether you’re there for dinner or wandering in late forf a bite, the flavors never disappoint.

And let’s talk about the drinks. The bar program is every bit as thoughtful as the food, with cocktails that showcase both craft and personality — a perfect companion to the kitchen’s creations.

Open till 2AM, the late-night menu kicks in at 10PM and it’s a treat for the night owls and industry folks alike. Picture juicy burgers, craveable tacos, and crispy chicken sandwiches rolling out of the kitchen — all served with that same signature freshness and flair. It’s the kind of place that feels like home, even if it’s your first visit.

Whether you’re in the mood for an early evening feast or a post-shift snack, Sean and James Cruz have created a space where good food, great drinks, and a killer vibe come together seamlessly. Don’t sleep on this spot — though you could easily stay until closing time and still be...

Christ Not Welcome Here.

I came into this bar expecting hospitality. What I didn’t expect was to be subtly silenced not for being loud, not for being disruptive, but for simply speaking the name Jesus Christ.

Let’s be clear: I wasn’t yelling. I wasn’t disturbing anyone. I was having a calm conversation about faith, about hope, and about the One who changed my life. But apparently, in this establishment, that is unacceptable.

The energy shifted the moment I mentioned Jesus. I was met with uncomfortable glances, passive-aggressive interruptions, and ultimately an indirect suggestion that “maybe this isn’t the place for that.”

And they were right it’s not the place for Christ.

If you want overpriced drinks and a spiritless atmosphere that bristles at the name above all names, this is your place. But if you're someone who walks in the light, speaks truth, and isn't ashamed of the gospel you might want to walk right past this bar and shake the dust off your feet.

This wasn’t just unwelcoming. It was spiritual censorship. I’ll never be back and I pray for the souls in...

When we found out some of the Sweetwater folks opened up another restaurant/bar, we had to give it a try! This place is fantastic! The atmosphere is cozy and the drinks were strong. We started with the crab cakes and they were the best crab cakes we’ve ever had. Everything was so fresh. The arugula salad it sat on was dressed perfectly. We ate every last thing on our plate. Then we ordered the steak poutine. The steak was seasoned and cooked perfectly. The poutine had a very nice crunch and was so delicious. We were excited to discover that they also have a late night condensed menu from 10pm-2am. We can’t wait to come back and try...