Ross is a chain of discount department stores founded in 1950 in California by Morris "Morrie"…read moreRoss. In 1958 Ross sold his store to a real estate developer who franchised the store to 6 locations. In the 1980's the stores were sold to real estate investors who grew the brand. The company now operates 1,483 stores in 37 U.S. states. I have a love hate relationship with this chain. Their prices are great and generally everything else is horrible. The checkout line is always long, the dressing rooms are disgusting, and they treat you like you have already shoplifted them. Still I keep coming back because where else can you find a dress for under $20 and I can find a gift for anyone on my list here. This Ross was a pleasant surprise. I stopped in because my friend got me hooked on sparkly, inexpensive, and surprisingly comfortable sandals by Andiamo. I lucked out and they had a couple of pairs in my size. Unlike my past experiences with checking out, this was painless. This Ross seems to be a bit better than some of the others I have visited.

Found great work blouses for $8 with original tag $69. I wish there were more!…read moreI like to search for Tahari brand or Jones NY, any fancy designer at 90% off. My favorite dept is knickknacks like photo frames, statuettes, jewelry organizers. The kitchen dept is fabulous, too. I usually wander around for 2 hours and find items to upgrade my wardrobe or my home. Clean store and no clothes on the floor.

Target is one of my favorite places to shop, and overall this is a pretty good location. There is…read moreplenty of parking, and it's conveniently surrounded by other retail stores, restaurants, and shopping options. They also have a Starbucks inside, which is always a nice bonus. Compared to some of the Target stores I visit most often, this location feels a bit smaller. Because of that, the aisles and departments can feel more crowded and condensed. That said, they still carry the grocery items and everyday essentials I typically shop for. On this particular visit, I was shopping with my nephew in the toddler clothing section. While we were able to find a few items, the selection felt somewhat limited compared to locations like Deerfield Beach and Coral Springs. The department also didn't seem quite as organized as those stores. One thing I did appreciate was the number of self-checkout stations available. Even when the store is busy, the checkout process moves relatively quickly. Overall, this is a solid Target location for everyday shopping.

This Super Target is very accessible being on the cor er of Stirling Road and University Drive. I…read morelike how there are several restaurants a short walk away. This has been very convenient when I wanted take-out without having to drive elsewhere This particular Target is really well maintained. Their shelves are wrll-maintained. I like how they have many different types of nail polishes and nail care supplies. I like to do my nails at home usually and Target makes it easy to find what I need The employees I have encountered are always friendly and helpful. I buy food here sometimes and have even discovered new brands. I like how large the store is so it never really feels crowded. They seem to always have the right amount of cashiers. We'll done Target.

Ross is Ross hit or miss depending on where you go. They have a great selection and prices for…read moreeveryone's budget and style. Service well not very Customer service oriented staff so I just go get what I need and that's it.

I found pretty much everything on my list and then some at a great reasonable price and that alone…read morewas worth the trip.

I have a gift to buy for a young girl. She loves girly clothes. When I found out Target sold Love…read moreShack Fancy, I figured they would have something right up her alley. The selection of clothes at this store is great. They have lots of girly and pretty clothes. I wish I could fit into them. The prices are very reasonable. I believe this is a limited time collaboration. The rest of the store was great too. I like how there are employees around if I need to find something. There are many things that Target sells that other stores do not. I bought some limited edition Method soaps and frozen pizza made in Brooklyn. I am excited to try both. I am a member of their rewards program. I don't find I save much money with it. They have some offers in the app but it seems to be for items I don't usually buy. They do give you 5% off one shopping trip during your birthday month which I like.

This Target is yet another that provides a typical experience that we've all grown accustomed to -…read moreas we appreciate its corporate standardization efficiency while resenting its soulless capitalistic extraction. Well-organized atmosphere with a great selection that offers reasonable enough prices. The staff is generally always helpful - even when we faced a transaction error that made it a very frustrating visit (they definitely deserve a raise). Not much else to say except that it's a cut above other big box stores. Only loses a star for both its working conditions that disfavor workers and the auto-oriented, suburban hegemonic design that pollutes the environment and worsens our health.

Wow! This place is fancy! My partner was determined to come look at this mall before we went back…read morehome. She got me with the fact that they allow pets! I was hesitant, but once me and Teddy, my dog, got inside. We came across several other pet owners. That's pretty cool! Teddy and I walked the length of the mall while my partner did her shopping. This is one of those high-end malls! But they also had some very good food vendors in the hallways where I got the majority of my snacks and I even got some snacks for Teddy. I was hoping the cute little dog park on the outside would be available to us, but it didn't open until 2:00 p.m. And we were at the mall fairly early. It was a great visit because most of the employees were dog friendly! I'll definitely have to make a trip back to this mall without a dog.

Aventura Mall will always have a special place in my heart…read more Growing up in Miami Beach we often would take the S bus down to Aventura and just hang out. Back then, the S Bus would drop you off at the entrance of the food court and the mall was just 2 floors but look at Aventura Mall now! Completely unrecognizable to the Mall I remember as a teen. Especially since it seems like the average stores I remember are gone and it's all Prada, Gucci, and luxe stores now, but I'm not gonna knock it too much as I took full advantage and stocked up on my Nespresso pods while I was here. At least they still have JC Penny's. I was able to find a Miami Hurricanes shirt to bring back to my dad as a gift. They also have a Joe and the Juice store which I always stop by when I'm here and get a green tonic from them. I have to admit; I like how they revamped the food court so that its modern and has a wide variety of options. They even have a ramen kiosk! We also stopped by the new Eataly store, how can you not right? We didn't eat anything there, but I took advantage and bought some items they had priced on sale. In all honesty, I could see myself coming to Aventura often if I still lived in South Florida. I've always it made it a point to come here when I do visit and will probably continue to do so in the future.

The Harbor Shops is an outdoor shopping plaza built in 2005 in Ft. Lauderdale near Port Everglades…read more It is tucked off of 17th Street Causeway on Cordova Rd. It's proximity to the port and the Embassy Suites Hotel means that it gets a influx of tourists as well as locals looking for services, retail, and dining. The Harbor Shops are convenient to other top Ft. Lauderdale destinations like the beach and Las Olas Boulevard. The businesses in the Harbor Shops are arranged in an open air complex with a Key West architectural vibe and nautical theme. Parking is in the center. The plaza is anchored by a Publix. I have been here many times through the years, most recently to eat at Gilbert's 17th Street Grill. Other reasonably priced restaurants here include Joe's Cafe, Indian Harbor, Duffy's, 5 Guys Burgers and Fries, and La Bamba. Shopping choices include TJ Maxx along with boutiques. There is an Ace Hardware Store, Total Wine and More, Massage Envy, Chase Bank, and Orange Theory Fitness. You can run errands and enjoy a meal all in one place. Whether you want a great meal, are a local ticking off your to do list, or are a visitor picking up travel essentials, The Harbor Shops will have just what you need.

I remember when this shopping mall was first built. Local hotels were pleased to have the…read moreconvenience for their guests. Some even offered shuttles to/from here. This Publix-anchored outdoor, open air mall offers free parking and driving here is easily accessible. It's close to Port Everglades, the Fort Lauderdale Airport, hotels, and other SE 17th street businesses. The mall has a variety of stores and shops. Everything is here from groceries to a hardware store to clothing to wine. It offers service salons where you could get your hair cut or your nails done or even a massage. The mall gets a lot of pre and post cruise business. It's popular, so some times parking can be challenging. I've probably been here the most for the different restaurants -- from burgers to sushi. When I worked nearby and the weather was nice, I'd come for lunch and then stroll by the shops.

Love this shopping center and ate gyros here today at Gyroville and shopped at the Runners Depot,…read moreLuggage Outlet, and the Flip Flop Zone. Took a big sniff of the homemade chocolates at Schakolad Chocolate Factory. The plaza is one block west of the iconic 17th Street Causeway Drawbridge. Sufficient parking for the amount of businesses and did not notice any EV spaces. The service and food at Ethos Greek was impeccable but slightly pricey, while one slice of cheese pizza at Pizza Piez was pretty good NY style. Searched for Easter gifts at the Dollar Tree but was unsuccessful finding the right one. Good plaza if you're in the area to find a good bite or shop til you drop after the beach.

I love this shopping center...it has a variety of stores that cater different likes and needs like…read moreRoss and Dollar Tree for the cost conscious, Panera for those looking for their quick lunch or baked goods, etc....all in all..... the center boasts over 40 specialty shops and restaurants, including a Publix supermarket, Carriage Clothiers, Ltd., an upscale men's clothing store, and Nature's Remedy, a health food store and juice bar. The proximity to the port of Fort Lauderdale, the airport, many hotels and downtown, make this a very easy destination. The Center's location has a potential reach of over 225,000 residents within a 5-mile radius, in addition to the cruise ship tourists. So, convenient and easy to get to.....a winning combination.

What's there not to like at this store . It's right off of Sheridan street, so it's super easy to…read moreget to . I love looking at the houseware stuff . I'm replacing all my scratched teflon pans with the ceramic type that doesn't scratch as easily . The prices are fair and that makes me happy . This is a nice organized store .

Found shoes at great price! Associates were very nice. Store was clean. Quite pleased with my…read morepurchases.