5/15 I can't speak to the shops here other than to say there…read moreseems to be ample parking. I looked at the shops for two hours and couldn't tell you what was there - sorry! We went here because they have a water park in the center of the Station and it's a perfect place for little kids. The ocean was a little intimidating for my little guy so my cousin suggested Uptown Station. It's great! There are benches and a brick wall to sit on to watch the kids from the "comfort" of the shade. :) It consists of several fountains and water spouts that go off randomly so the kids get surprised. (And the moms get drenched when they try to fetch their kids...oh, that was just me...) There is a play-park on the other side - separated by the restroom building - but after a couple of trips down a scorching hot slide, we convinced Peanut to stick to the water. It's free and it's fun. Perfect for cooling off and perfect for kids who don't yet know how to swim. :)

I come here mainly for the Winn Dixie grocery store and the redbox outside of it. But I do love the…read moreshops it has, the Shoreline church around the corner, the ice cream spot, frozen yogurt, Ross, and the Buffalo Wild Wings. It's a nice little walk around "outdoor mall" if you want to call it. Its very up and coming. It looks like they're trying to really develop this location with new shops and restaurants in this area. In the center of the parking lot area is a outdoor climbing park for the kids. It's about 15 minutes from Eglin AFB for all the new people, just to check out.

Fantastic store, great selection and very helpful staff. They carried Sting Away jellyfish and sea…read morelice treatment, which is what we needed for our beach bag.

Grayton Beach hidden gem, if you need a unique gift and/or if you are looking for good quality…read moresouvenirs at affordable prices... this is the place to shop at. They can print any design on t-shirts and they a large variety of shirts and hats to choose from. They have lots of beach items, super cute stuffed animals and some cool toys for the kiddos

The shopping center is decently maintained and offers a nice selection of retail stores and…read morerestaurants. There is also a bank, a cleaners and the usual assortment of businesses that you would find at a shopping plaza. I will say I was surprised to see an Enterprise car rental center located here, but whatever works. It is also very convenient the Interstate 10 for anyone that just wants to get off the highway and grab a quick bite to eat. I would recommend a trip here

Great little beachside grill inside Sundestin resort. Great food, moderately priced, great drinks,…read moreand service with a smile. Casual beach atmosphere...shoes and shirt not required. The quesadillas are fantastic with just the right amount and blend of cheeses. The chicken is juicy breast and flavored to perfection. Adult beverages are tasty and not too strong, and sodas are happily refilled for free. Don't miss this beachside favorite!

This is no longer open!! 06-01-2019 it closed down some time ago... there is a new restaurant in…read moreits place. It is open to the public from the beach only!! SunDestin is a private resort and does not allow non-guest to enter from the front and the parking lot is private property for guests with parking passes.

A great place to shop if you are eligible. They have a great selection with great prices. They have…read morea small food court, and barber shop, along with a Starbucks, and a couple other small shops. There is also a commissary next door.

When we were moved here and desperate for a home, the staff was very nice, they didn't question the…read morepet we had with us, the atmosphere of the place was nice and clean. The options for food though weren't our picks, the food was still very good quality.

When vacationing in and around Destin, it's easy to stray from your Midwestern roots and start…read moreeating and drinking like a local. Andouille sausage, exotic shrimp, fruity tropical drinks. Cabos Paradise Grille, despite its name, is an excellent place to get a burger and a beer. Of course, if you're from out-of-town, you certainly didn't travel all that way for a simple sandwich and suds, so Cabos offers excellent views of Baytowne, just to remind you you're still on vacation.

Beautiful items and a comfortably cluttered store. However the women working at 130 was not feeling…read moreit. Wouldn't acknowledge my husband and I, never got off her stool, found the softest lounge sets, $128 roughly per piece. Loved them! But there were no smalls out, told my husband I'd like to get a set for myself and our daughter but didn't see sizes for us. Went to approach her, she made eye contact and looked away so I didn't bother asking about additional sizes.Dont know what her deal was because the group that came in as we were leaving wasn't greeted either. And no we weren't dressed for the beach, tracking in sand, my husband and I had planned for a late brunch and movie date and were dressed appropriately. And the staff at William and Sonoma were amazing.

"Magnolia House is a popular upscale gift shop located in the exclusive Grand Boulevard Town Center…read moreat Sandestin, Florida, where the rich and famous love to shop." This is an excerpt from their website, I am certainly not rich or famous but I love to come in too. When you walk in there an instant peaceful feeling that comes over you...not sure what that means it's just pleasant. There are items in all nooks and crannies throughout. Jewelry, art, books, soaps, frames etc...lots of unique stuff that you won't find at the big box stores. Great place to pick up a gift.

My husband and I were driving through the Destin area, and decided to take a break from heavy…read moretraffic. (Weekday, lunch time, early April, 2025). Google identified the HarvestWalk Village as a fun place to walk around. Unfortunately, everything about the whole experience felt like an attempt to separate tourists from their hard-earned money. As soon as you exit Route 98, you unexpectedly enter a parking lot for HarborWalk Village that charges $20 matter how long you stay. This was pricey for our 90 minute stay. We ate at a seafood restaurant that, in addition to automatically adding a 20% gratuity for our party of two, added a 2.58% HarborWalk Village fee (what is that?) and, of course, taxes. (The waitress did tell us about the 20% gratuity before ordering, and also added that she would only get 15% of this mandatory gratuity but would get 100% of any additional we chose to tip). Without the money grab, this could be a fun albeit smallish area to visit. There are a few restaurants and similarly-priced food trucks, ice cream stands, bars, clothing and shoe stores, opportunities to take boat charters, a zip line, a rock-climbing wall, and more. That said, we would not return nor recommend the experience to those visiting the Destin area.

Nice place for a sun filled walk here in Destin. Walk by the harbor, food truck, Margaritaville…read morerestaurant and bar. Several of the bars have walk up windows or order you drinks. It's nice to look at the huge Yacht sales that's located. right on the water, yachts are in the water too. The main walk ends at the Destin Yacht Club for member access only. The food trucks seem to be closed during the day as well as many other kiosks too.