Cool place for some large art paintings! I enjoyed walking thru & talking with the gentleman…read moreworking who told me they can ship anywhere.

If I can leave zero stars I would leave zero stars! Worst customer service! Cussed and yelled at…read morethe customers who came to purchase pieces. Not even worth coming in!!!!

Unique Treasures is for lack of a better word...unique. They have some really nice artwork of all…read moresorts. You won't find these types of pieces elsewhere. I enjoyed strolling through here. My friend bought a nice piece for her living room. They do close 10/14/2025. All reasonable offers are being accepted. They still have a lot to choose from. If you are in the area, I would suggest coming here soon if you are looking for some nice artwork.

Wide selection of cool large and small statues of multiple colors and prices. Directly on the Las…read moreOlas strip next to the El Camino bar. Plenty of customers in the store browsing for the perfect artifact or gift. They do ship worldwide.

5/3/26-12:30pm Sunday/ I used to shop here on a regular…read morebasis back in the 90's , in its heyday! We looked forward to shopping and ending at the Foodcourt- the Sbarro had a huge hot and cold buffet! The last time I was here was in 2014 when they updated the food court and it was fabulous! I've been reading about the new plans and how decrepit it is now. I decided to stop by after Church to see for myself I parked in the Orange Lot and came up the escalator and went right to Macy's! I was extremely impressed with Macy's. A huge beautiful store. Great sales and I actually bought a gorgeous skirt! So as I see the mall it's like having 2 separate malls the half in front of Macy's looks like a full beautiful mall! Today, because it was raining, it was pretty busy! The Apple store was packed! Some great shopping options! Free Parking! Then I went to the other side by the food court and Dillards .., now I understand some of the negative reviews.. Half empty! The H&M is amazing! Huge store! Dillard's is great! The Restaurants ate first class and were very busy! I ate at the Capital Grille. P.F.Chang, Seasons 62 and the Blue Martini' First, I would fire your Development Realtor! If you want to maintain a presence in Ft. Lauderdale. Lease to zara! Bring in a Home Sense..(a Product of HomeGoods!, Bring in an affordable Sports Bar/Restaurant! Ex: Ale house, WOB,, even a Texas Roadhouse, a TooJay's, a good pizza place! aLa Boulangerie, a Rossetta's like in Aventura Mall! Someplace for coffee!!!(Not Duncan Donuts or Starbucks, please) An internet presence! CNN did a study a few months ago how the Brick and mortar stores are coming back Thank goodness! It is extremely convenient! Great free parking! I was actually excited to see it was very busy today! I will be back!!'

A lot has changed at this mall since the start of the year. Some of the stores I really loved,…read moreincluding Ceramic Painting and Altar'd State, are no longer at this location. Several other stores have also moved, and there are now quite a few areas with closed-up shops or walls blocking off vacant spaces. The mall still has some of its main features, including the Apple Store, Dillard's, Macy's, and Sephora, but the overall feel is noticeably different. During my visit, multiple main elevator access areas were out of service. I also spotted a leak in the roof, although thankfully security and staff responded quickly once it was noticed. On the positive side, the mall is still clean overall. There are seating areas throughout the mall, and many have outlets available for charging devices. They also do not have the middle-of-the-mall kiosks, which I personally prefer. That said, the overall vibe of this mall has shifted drastically since the beginning of the year. It just doesn't feel the same as it used to. I'm hoping more stores are coming in or that there is a larger plan for a renovation or revitalization. For now, though, there are noticeably more vacant and closed-off areas than I remember, and the mall feels like it is in a bit of a transition period.

Beautiful gallery. Not too big. Nice range of local artists present during gallery night who are…read moreactively exhibiting at the gallery. Live music was great. Worth a visit if you're in the area, especially in the second Friday of the month.

Great community events and gallery night on 2nd Friday of each month. Plenty of parking, lots of…read morenice people, and light snacks offered. Michael, the owner, is very approachable and encourages emerging and established artists and photographers to show. Come get involved, brings friends and meet new people! Child and pet friendly.

I haven't been to Las Olas in a bit so it was a nice surprise to see an art gallery I hadn't…read morenoticed before across the street from where I was having brunch at Sixty Vines. After eating I popped over to check them out. There was some really interesting and thought provoking pieces. Standout pieces were the Matchstickmen by Wolfgang Stiller. They feature burned human heads at the end of oversized matchsticks. There was also the fantasy paintings of Brazilian artist Lúcio Carvalho. He takes elements from Baroque, Rococo, and the Renaissance and adds space helmets. There was also Korean artist Kim Byung Joo's three dimensional architectural sculptures and the interesting portraitures by Rogelio Manzo influenced by his Mexican heritage. A fanciful Snoopy wall hanging filled with actual Snoopy dolls brought a smile to my face as did a Darth Vader made out of Darth Vader Lego's. Other artists they represent include Alejandro Vega Beuvrin, Brendan Murphy, Dominic Besner, Mozart Guerra, Katharina Arndt, Ali Alışır, TecFase, and Banksy. They will help you pick the perfect piece for your taste and budget but I enjoyed window shopping. This is a fun gallery to check out.

Loved this beautiful small gallery! If I could I'd buy everything inside. The art is fun and…read moredifferent and edgy with some unique ideas I've never seen before. A must see if you are walking the River Walk shopping and dining! They feature some really cool and talented artists - especially the Brazilian Lúcio Carvalho whose art I immediately fell in love with. I have to have some! I wandered around enjoying the art and then came back later to discuss options and prices with the friendly, Marcia, who was very warm and kind. She told me all about the artist and gave me more details on the ones I loved. She promised to send me some detailed email information later that night and was true to her word. I'm going to work on my husband and see if I can get my hands on one of these gorgeous Lúcio Carvalho pieces!

I love contemporary art so I popped into this gallery during the Christmas on Las Olas holiday…read moreevent. New River Fine Art opened in 1998 and they specialize in 20th Century, Master, Pop, and Contemporary art in paintings, sculpture, and glass. Lisa Burgess, the President of New River Fine Arts was appointed by Governor Ron DeSantis in 2020 to a four-year term on the Florida Council for Arts & Culture which allowed her to support arts and culture on a state wide level. Burgess is also a member of Funding Arts Broward, on the Director's Circle for the Nova Southeastern University Museum of Art Fort Lauderdale, and is a former committee member of the Symphony of the Americas. The gallery is not only used to display art for sale but also to host cultural and educational experiences. The gallery displays just a fraction of the art collection. New River Fine Art sells the art of more than 40 artists including Andy Warhol, Salvador Dali, Marc Chagall, Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso, and many others including emerging artists. You can see their extensive selection of art in their gallery book or on their website. Artwork costs in the thousands. The current exhibition is Keep Smiling, Artworks by Mr. Brainwash. Artist Thierry Guetta, also known as Mr. Brainwash is a French born, Los Angeles based street artist. He is thought to be a protege of Bansky whose style and concepts he emulates. You can see Bansky's Girl with a Balloon used in Mr. Brainwash's art. Mr. Brainwash has exhibited his work at Art Basel in Miami several times as well as in many other art exhibitions. He has described himself as being Banksy's greatest work of art. Check out this interesting artwork in the gallery until December 17th and follow New River Fine Art on Instagram to keep up with the latest exhibitions.

Came here for the Man of Steel opening night reception. The gallery is really nice, .moderate…read moresized. The gallery owner spoke for a few minutes about the artist David Hayes. Two of the artist's sons and his daughter were in attendance. The gallery also had paintings by other artists, Miro, Dali.

What a fun place to shop. They have an eclectic mix of art (paintings, sculptures, blown glass),…read moreand jewelry. The owner is also a painter and sells his paintings there. My friend found a wood carving of a cat that she liked

Cool gallery, very pleasant owner, great options for art, ceramics, gifts, etc. Worth a visit!read more

Such a nice market with a fun, laid-back beach atmosphere. Lots of local vendors, good food…read moreoptions, and friendly service. It's a great place to walk around, grab something to eat, shop, and enjoy the ocean views. Definitely a nice weekend stop!

I love going to 5Ks in las olas because they always have an amazing market place. The weather felt…read moreamazing and they had a couple of vendors here. They had someone selling permenant jewelry , home made breads, smoothies, pina coladas and fruits. I tried the banana bread from the bread vendor and it tasted healthy and fresh. I also tried the virgin pina colada from the piña colada stand it tasted soo yummy. They told me that they make the drink with coconut milk. I loved how friendly they were and I definitely will come back.

This place is the best hidden gem of a cafe.. if you're looking for the perfect spot to hang out or…read morework from, this is it! Feels like a vintage coffee spot with couches, books, board games, and a projector screen that's always playing a classic movie (today was princess diaries)... this is my new favorite cafe in Fort Lauderdale by a long shot!

4 star service 4 star ambience 4 star coffee. Good coffee in a cool hippie vibe…read morecoffeehouse...thank (random deity goes here) it's not another Starbucks clone! 4 star ambience: sort of a shabby chic hippy bookstore with a counterculture kafeehaus vibe. It's almost the polar opposite of generic corporate chains...although the conversations around me were straight outa Starbucks (ex: using bitcoin to pay for Twitter space events...LOL man, talk about boarding the caboose of a train that the engine has already plunged off a cliff 4 star service: sort of OK service...it's a little too clubby with the regulars to the point you have to call the staffers back to the counter to order after waiting there conspicuously. 4 star food beverage: The coffee is good but pretty standard. Come for the cool 1970s vibe of the place not really for exotic brews.