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About City Limits Delray

City Limits Delray sits in the heart of Delray Beach's Pineapple Grove Arts District, a short stroll from Atlantic Avenue. The venue—originally a mid-size music bar known as City Limits with a capacity around 500—has a rich history, including performances by artists like John Ralston and Dashboard Confessional when it operated as Pineapple Groove. While the space has since evolved and the Pineapple Groove name closed, the venue's legacy lives on in a neighborhood famed for galleries, shops, and quick access to hotels, dining, and entertainment. This guide provides seating and venue details, practical parking and transit tips, and curated hotel and restaurant options to help you plan a seamless night out.

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Location: 19 NE 3rd Ave, Delray Beach, FL 33483. The Pineapple Grove Arts District sits just north of Atlantic Avenue, offering a walkable hub of culture, dining, and lodging. Parking is convenient but best planned in advance using nearby garages like the 4th & 5th Delray Garage, which offers free time before 4pm and a daily max around the best available price. For getting around, the Delray Beach Freebee shuttle provides on-demand service in the area, and Tri-Rail’s Delray Beach Station plus Palm Tran bus routes connect you to broader South Florida.

Nearby hotels you might consider: Hyatt Place Delray Beach (104 NE 2nd Ave) in Pineapple Grove, The Ray Hotel (233 NE 2nd Ave), and The Seagate Hotel (1000 E Atlantic Ave). For dining, we highlight affiliate partners and local favorites to help you plan a complete night out in Delray Beach.

If you’re curious about the venue’s past, notable acts from City Limits era include John Ralston (2007) and Dashboard Confessional (2009), with Pineapple Groove appearances by Rachel Goodrich and Mike Mineo around 2010. These memories add texture to a neighborhood that continues to thrive with live music and creative energy.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 19 NE 3rd Ave, Delray Beach, FL 33483
  • Original venue type: mid-size music venue/bar (City Limits)
  • Capacity: about 500 people (as Pineapple Groove, 2010 article)
  • Renamed: City Limits became Pineapple Groove in 2010
  • Current status: Pineapple Groove is now closed; the space is part of the Pineapple Grove Arts District
  • Notable past events: John Ralston performed at City Limits in 2007; Dashboard Confessional also played there in 2009 (per Songkick); Rachel Goodrich and Mike Mineo appeared at Pineapple Groove around 2010
  • Parking: Downtown Delray garages (e.g., 4th & 5th Delray Garage) with free time before 4pm and paid after; 14-hour max; daily max around $30
  • Transit: Delray Beach Freebee (on-demand shuttle); Tri-Rail Delray Beach Station nearby; Palm Tran bus routes serve the area
  • Nearby hotels: Hyatt Place Delray Beach (Pineapple Grove, 104 NE 2nd Ave); The Ray Hotel (233 NE 2nd Ave); The Seagate Hotel (1000 E Atlantic Ave)
  • Neighborhood context: Pineapple Grove Arts District sits just north of Atlantic Avenue with shops, galleries, and hotels nearby