Pricey, but your best bet for beach closeness! If you're going to the beach for the day, this lot…read moreis a hidden gem. Just a few steps from the ocean and right in Anglin's Square. Be aware that there's two prices. One till 5pm, then another after 5pm. Staying here for the day and evening will cost you at least $40.

The fines are outrageous. I paid $20.80 for 2 hours of parking. Went over limit by 35 minutes and…read morethe violation was $110! No, I don't think I should have received no ticket - but the other area meters run by the city are a $30 violation - $110 is exorbitant. This lot is run privately. They have cameras that photograph when you come in/out. Never again to park here.

The Pompano Beach Pier Garage is located at NE 2nd Street between A1A and Pompano Beach Boulevard…read more It was built to accommodate the traffic from the Pompano Beach Fishing Village project. The project to build the garage commenced on June 24, 2015 and was completed on June 30, 2016. The five level parking garage has 609 parking spaces and 6,000 sq ft of retail space on the ground level that includes Salt Life to the west and How You Brewin Coffee Company to the east. The City's first Tourism Visitor Center is also located on the ground floor. Parking rates are quite reasonable, $1.80 per hour Monday through Friday and $2.50 per hour on the weekends. My favorite part of the garage is the art covering it. The outside is adorned by a series of twelve canvas-wrapped LED-lit aluminum sails. On the exterior of the southeast stairwell is the mural Reef Life from South Florida based street artist and muralist Taylor Smith, AKA DREAMWEAVER. This is not only a convenient and affordable place to park, it looks great too.

The Cove Shopping Center is a local Deerfield Beach landmark. Constructed in 1959 on Hillsboro…read moreBlvd, east of Federal Highway, it is withing walking distance of the beach. The Cove has some exciting new developments. Three new food and drink projects recently opened. These include the 46 year old Cove Restaurant and Tiki Bar which got a 6.5 million dollar makeover. Since 1977, the intracoastal waterfront Cove Restaurant has been a favorite of the Deerfield Beach community. The renovation project was spearheaded by developer Lou Moshakos who runs Oceanic and Lucky Fish Pompano. Mosakos has many fond memories of knocking back drinks with his wife after working at the Seafood Shanty. When the restaurant came up for sale he decided to purchase and restore it. Changes to the restaurant include a new chef and Key West style makeover of the tiki bar. On the opposite end of the plaza is the new 2.15 million dollar Cove Brewery with a 8,500 square foot brewhouse and taproom. The brewery anchors a 24,000 square foot warehouse that houses four new businesses including the recently opened Won-Tom's restaurant. I am exited to check out the changes to the plaza but I also enjoy dining at The Sticky Bun for breakfast , Modern Rose for light bites and coffee, and Patricia's of New York for dinner. Other businesses include jewelry stores, laundry, bridal stores, legal, banking, medical, and beauty services, clothing stores, pubs, and many other restaurants. If there is one drawback to The Cove it is that parking can be hard to come by. Complicating matters is the fact that people park here and walk over to the beach. If there is a festival going on you can forget about finding a space. Lou Moshakos has purchased roughly 2 acres of land next to The Cove and is considering building a parking garage to alleviate the parking headache. So many locals and tourists have fond memories of going to The Cove through the years . The new businesses and next phase of development will bring even more good times.

I was here eating breakfast at The Sticky Bun and thought it would be nice to review this large…read moreshopping plaza. Located near the intracoastal waterway, this strip center has it all: restaurants, gift shops, several offices, bridal stores, boutiques and even a catering venue called Royal Fiesta. Sometimes the plaza has events like farmers markets, car shows etc. This is a fun shopping center because not only is it walking distance to the beach but it has a full marina and a path leading to Sullivan Park. It's so much fun people watching because you get to see people walking their dogs, riding their bikes, or just walking around enjoying the many stores and restaurants. The largest and most well known restaurant is Two George's; great for relaxing with an adult beverage on the water. There's also a family owned Italian restaurant called Antonio's, Sticky Bun for breakfast & lunch, Modern Rose Teahouse, Kava Lounge, French & Mexican restaurants, and American Rock Bar & Grill. There is something for everyone, so I can assure you that you won't go hungry. Many of the restaurants are dog friendly which I think is awesome especially since I plan on adopting another fur baby soon. Saving the best for last; my favorite restaurant in the plaza is Casa Maya. They serve the most delicious Mexican food and there is a small bar if you want to pop in for a margarita. It gets pretty loud but the food is worth it. The plaza is home to two bridal stores (Bellissima & Casa De Bridesmaids), a high end dress shop (Sondro), law offices, a tattoo shop, several stores as well as nail & massage places. The Cove shopping center is easy to find. Head east on Hillsboro & it's right before the bridge on the south side of the road. Lots of parking too. :-)

A well-lit and easily accessible parking garage with multiple entrance points, clearly marked by…read morelarge public parking signs. Upon entry, you press a button to receive a ticket, the gate lifts, and you're in. Parking is available on floors 2 through 5 (possibly 6). There are plenty of spaces, and the garage is two-way, with designated one-way ramps for entering and exiting from the first floor. Each level has clear signage indicating the garage name and floor number, which makes it easy to navigate. One standout feature is how well-lit the garage is. I especially appreciated this when returning to my car after sunset. There is both a stairwell and two elevators for access. Once you reach street level, helpful signage directs you toward nearby restaurants and shops (see photos for reference). When leaving, bring your ticket back to your car and head to the exit on the first floor. Insert your ticket into the machine to pay by card, or pay cash with the attendant. On a Tuesday night, I paid $8.50 for just over two hours, which felt very reasonable.

Always clean and attentive. Love the staff especially Mary Pat who always brings a simile to my…read moreface when I leave the garage. I don't know who you are hiring but you are on to something.

This mall has gone through a lot of changes over the years. It's had a lot of ups and downs. Times…read morewhen in the past, we wouldn't even consider coming here to now -- an open-air profile that has been updated and refreshed where you can go to the stores and restaurants right into their main doors. We are here a lot for the Lowe's store as well as occasionally the Macy's. And also for Big Lots on the north side. The restaurants have come and gone, but there are a few we like and patronize -- the fish and shrimp one and the middle eastern one to cite a couple. And the Burlington and TJ Maxx stores that were recently added are also a draw. It is our town mall, so we are happy it's now on the up side. They even have a number of outbuildings with businesses and restaurants and signs saying more are coming soon. Here's to supporting local businesses!

This review is solely based on the mall security team and how well they are handling the crowds…read morethroughout the vaccination process. Broward County has set up the parking lot to be a drive thru vaccination site. County and city officials along with volunteers are working along with the mall security department to keep this site secure and organized. I received both of my vaccinations here and I was pleasantly surprised at just how smooth the process was. Everyone worked together to get us in and out as quickly as possible. Security did an excellent job getting us in the correct lanes and making the lot easy to navigate. After the fifteen minute waiting period, they were there to guide us out in a safe manner. This location is conveniently located in the old Macy's parking lot. Located on the SW corner of Federal Highway and Copans Road.

"I understand the plaza has a policy that parking is for customers only, and that's completely…read morefair. However, the way it's being enforced could use some improvement. The security agent was running around and yelling at people without even a simple 'good afternoon' or asking if they were visiting one of the businesses. A more professional and courteous approach would make a big difference in the customer experience. Situations like this can easily push someone to choose a place like Starbucks instead of supporting tenants like 2nd Street Bagel/ Long story short or Ramen Lab- all 3 regular visited choices and 5 star service locations. A little more patience and a friendly tone would go a long way."

This is a 18 unit, one acre strip mall built in 1985. It is notable for its pink color. Mizner…read morePlaza is at the end and across the street of another larger shopping and dining plaza, Mizner Park. I have been to this plaza a number of times to eat. The popular Asian restaurant Ramen Lab Eatery anchors the end of the plaza closest to Sanborn Square. On this trip I was getting a tea from Long Story Short Cafe. Other businesses in this plaza include Souvlaki Fresh, Curlspiration, a hair salon, a spa, Nice Barber Studio, Vino Wine Bar and Italian Kitchen. Six Tables A Restaurant, Boca Skewers, 2nd St. Bagels & Deli, and a cleaners. Parking is the Achilles' heel of this plaza. You can only travel in one direction and there is never enough spots. It's so bad there are warning signs posted everywhere stating how long you can stay. If there is an event in the area they hire someone to sit in the parking lot. The tow truck is called on anyone who steps foot out of the plaza. There are two large free parking garages nearby so there is no need for anyone to hog spots here. Despite the parking headache I keep coming back because the places to eat are interesting and I like the location of the plaza in relation to its placement in Boca. After getting stuck behind a group of cars battling it out over a spot I lucked out with my own parking spot in front of Long Story. You never can tell how it will play out. The parking Gods were in my favor this time.

We went to Mizner Plaza, but it was so crowded with no valet parking, as they were too busy, that…read morewe ended end up going to Royal Palm Place. Royal Palm Place contains about twenty restaurants. My favorite is Twenty-Twenty, but as they weren't open for lunch we ended up at Biergarten where I had a Veal Schnitzel that was exceptionally good and my partner had a Biergarten Burger that he really enjoyed. I've been to a number of other places here too. All of them have proved to be very good with polite friendly service. But what I like best about Royal Palm Place is that it is super clean and very safe.

Located just outside of Mizner Park. It was hot out but after finding free parking we decided to…read moretake a stroll around the plaza to seek new eateries and retail shops and was pleasantly impressed. Biergarten Saquella Caffee Indian Harvest Broken Egg Cafe Farmhouse Kitchen Sushi by Bou Deborah James Strikes Cigar Lounge Jessie Genesis Tax House Oxygen Salon Near the entrance of the plaza is a huge polished stone statue of God's Ten Commandments donated by the Humanitarian Society Inc. - I am still wondering why this item is here, maybe just of historic nature.