At Il Mulino New York – Boca Raton, the seafood tower appears alongside ceviches and caviars as a lavish spread of chilled shellfish arranged for sharing.[19] The tower is distinctive for pairing Italian fine-dining service with a raw bar-style assortment, creating a bridge between the restaurant’s pasta and risotto offerings and more contemporary seafood presentations.[19] Eating it feels indulgent, with rich shellfish textures contrasted by crisp garnishes and sauces, and portions designed for the table rather than a single diner.[19] Coverage of the Boca Raton location notes the seafood tower as one of several upscale seafood options that round out the restaurant’s broader Italian menu.[19]