Who doesn't like free parking...but is it really free or just a confusing message? The sign…read moreentering clearly says parking is free before 4 PM and all day Sunday. The website says payment is not required for vehicles parked in the garage before p.m. and can remain in the garage after 4 PM for no additional cost however drivers at exit the garage after 4 PM will be required to pay the five dollar fee upon return. I entered at 2 o'clock and when I pulled up the parking app, it made me pay five dollars . I tried it a few times and then finally gave up. $5 to park your car on a Saturday night in Delray is still pretty good. They either need to change the website or notify the parking app so you won't be charged.

Three cheers to the City of Delray Beach for providing a parking garage at the epicenter of where…read moreyou want to be, a block off of Atlantic Ave and at the entrance to Old School Square and steps from Pineapple Grove. It is free to park on Sunday, free before 4 PM, and $5 after 4 p.m. until midnight Monday through Saturday. Compared to what garages charge in Miami, it is a bargain. You can pay at the kiosk or through the app. There is even a cultural arts center, Arts Garage on the first floor along with a Chamber of Commerce office. If you have a disabled parking permit you can park anywhere in the city for free whether on the street or in a garage. How nice is that! Delray Beach makes finding a parking spot easy peasy, even during popular events. I have used this garage many times through the years to attend the farmers market, a concert, art fairs, the 100 ft Christmas tree, or to dine at one of the many restaurants on Atlantic Ave. There is also a lot of free parking nearby at city lots and on the street if you don't mind walking a few blocks but for pure convenience and a great view of Old School Square from the top, you can't beat the garage.

If I lived in South Florida I would be taking the Tri-Rail everywhere because traffic stinks LOL!…read more I traveled to my friend's house the night before, caught a Lyft the next morning to the Boynton Beach Tri-Rail station. I purchased my ticket at the kiosk and borded the next train for the Fort Lauderdale airport. It was roughly a 40-minute ride. Once I got off the train I followed the signs to the airport shuttle on the first floor of the parking garage. Please note, the shuttle bus does not have a shuttle sign on it. If you don't know you better ask somebody which is what I did;) The shuttle bus ride to the Fort Lauderdale airport was about 10 minutes. The signs on the bus indicated Caribbean Airlines was Terminal 4. PLEASE NOTE, they moved to Terminal 1. Imagine my shock and surprise when I get inside the terminal to find out the airline is not there. I was taking an international flight and it was getting pretty close to the 2-hour window of arrival. I ended up catching a cab back to Terminal 1 as it would have taken me too long to walk and the shuttle bus was long gone. The taxi cost roughly $10. I highly recommend this mode of transportation so you don't have to leave your car at the airport and pay the extra expense. But I highly recommend you check the airport website beforehand to verify which terminal hosts your airline.

Is a tri-rail station serving west Palm county connecting with the other 2 counties southbound…read more Clean facilities No restrooms available (is a No Bueno) Vending machines on each side North bound track currently connect with south bound track only crossing the tracks, not the most friendly with limited mobilities users. Parking is ample but no options nearby for eat or drink This is more a cone next in point to and from the location.

This is a 9.08 acre shopping plaza built in 1985 on the east side of Jog Road in Delray Beach…read more There is 10,000 square feet of office space, along with restaurants, a veterinary clinic, jewelry store, a Euro food market, health and beauty services, senior care, and an arcade. I recently came to the plaza to dine at the brand new Ah-Beetz New Haven style pizzeria. Parking was plentiful and the plaza looks well maintained but a little dated. Still there is a nice mixture of places to eat and services. These kind of strip malls are very common in this area of Delray Beach. It is pretty much like all the rest.

It's on East Atlantic in Delray right in the heart of The City. There are plenty of places to eat…read moreand shop. Parking's always tough around Atlantic Ave but the earlier you get there, the better chances of finding a close space to park. There are pubs, Seafood and much more. Makes for a nice time in Delray.

This shopping center off Congress has some well known stores like Dollar Tree, Ross and a few…read morerestaurants. The Tuesday Morning store is no longer here, and there are several empty business spaces. The shopping center is about 151,800 square feet and it has lot of vehicular traffic passing by about 38,000 cars per day pass by this mall, so the area is busy and there's about 150,000 living within 3 miles of the shopping center. In terms of restaurants, you can find Chili's, Keke's Breakfast Cafe and Miller's Ale House. Lots of parking.

This plaza has a little bit if everything for the bargain shopper. It is pretty easy to find…read moreparking but getting out of the parking lot is a bit confusing. The traffic pattern sends you north and to go south on Congress or East on the exit roads is next to impossible without making uturns. There is a good variety of places to eat and places to shop in this plaza.

Palm Beach is like the Barbie movie I love so much. I feel pink and pretty there. It's so beautiful.read more

If you're in the area, the Clock Tower is a fun little monument worth checking out. Located at the…read moreentrance to the beach, this approximately 25 foot tall structure is easily accessible to the public. More than just a decorative landmark, the tower serves as a symbol of the American shopping district, adding a touch of charm and history to the surroundings. its picturesque setting and beachside location, the Clock Tower makes for a great photo spot or a quick stop before heading to the ocean. It's an iconic piece of Americans most ritziest shopping areas.

Every time I come to city place I see something new that wasn't here last time. There are lots of…read morenew high-end shops that have opened. Pop-up bagels and Moxie are now going strong here. There is new construction with residential high-rises coming up in this area as well.

They used to have music for free. Tonight they made people…read morepay for earphones so they could listen to it privately.

A little village bordering the Delray Beach Intracoastal and a short walk to the beach from the…read morerestaurants and artsy shops along Atlantic Ave. Delray Beach hosts several yearly art festivals on Atlantic Ave bringing in thousands of tourists and locals from the adjoining cities. The main problem in this area is definitely the parking situation with 2 - 3 hour max spaces unless you can find municipal parking lots. The area mimics Las Olas in Fort Lauderdale or Mizner Park in Boca Raton.

We always enjoy walking along Atlantic Avenue. It's great for people watching and we enjoy admiring…read moreall of the beautiful art galleries and shops. A lot of music streams out onto the street, with diners sitting curbside. There is a Tommy Bahama, Blue Mercury, Lilly Pulitzer, and Urban Outfitters here. The famous Colony Hotel has a big porch that is perfect for sitting and enjoying a cold drink. Rocco's Tacos, Elizabetta's, Le Colonial, Mussel Beach, Taki Omakasi, Lemongrass, the Wine and Spirits Kitchen, Vic & Angelo's ... are among many delicious restaurants that usually have full tables. There are lots of parking lots, we've never had an issue finding a free parking spot on the street. Atlantic Avenue gets busy at dinner time and there's a nice nightlife here as well. There were many businesses for rent, shops & restaurants turn over frequently.

This is the second time we've taken advantage of the DBM parking garage. Just wanted to say that we…read morefelt safe, the garage was clean and bright, and it was super convenient to the market! Not only do we not have to walk in the heat or rain, but the doors open up directly into the market and right at the bathrooms! With kids, someone always has to go as soon as we get someplace and right before we leave! Please continue to keep the cost low.

I received three parking tickets in the mail which threatened that if I did not make payment, I…read morewould be submitted to a collections agency. A wildly excessive $55 fine for each ticket. Two tickets which happened when my young son got very sick and we had to abruptly leave the premises to take him to the doctor.  I contacted the parking revenue recovery services asking for some leniency due to my situation but was denied. Two of the tickets I actually paid for parking but was slightly off by some time when renewing the time. I never intentionally parked without paying. I have never had such issues with parking before. I don't know what's going on with the parking systems in this garage but I refuse to park here ever again.

If you live nearby, there are some great stores and services right at your fingertips. OC, the…read morePublix has a great Pharmacy and team, as well as the rest of the market. Always friendly and willing to assist. Salon Blu is an outstanding salon, if not the best. Ben's Deli has delicious food!

I ordered 3 different types of seeds on April 7th. I haven't heard or seen any seeds in the mail…read moreyet. No communication what so ever. And that was over 20 days now. I have to start growing my plants! Please Help

Came here to park for the West Palm Beach Improv show we were going to…read more There was plenty of parking and it didn't look sketch. There's some construction going on in front of it and there was a lack of lighting on the outside from that, but inside the garage, it was fine. Parking is 80 minutes free before 10 pm which is cool. The rates are posted on the picture I uploaded. Prices aren't bad. There is a $12 max per day. We paid $9 to be there from 7pm until 10pm-ish. I like that this place is pretty close to the area where all the shopping/ restaurants are. It was about a 2 min walk to the Improv. There's also a Publix nearby, a movie theater, and plenty of restaurants. Keep in mind there is also street parking in that area, I just didn't check out the prices.