I have frequented this shopping center several times since it is less than a 5 minute drive from me…read moreand it's my go to spot for grocery shopping because of the Whole Foods and movie experience at CMX Cinemas and for coffee at Pura Vida or Subculture Coffee. They are always adding new places and spots to check out over here which helps you never get bored of what's in the area. They also have several parking options available even with a free garbage which makes coming here super easy. There is a large variety of places to see in this center including a sauna studio and a salad place. They are always hosting low to free cost events as well for families and kids including a movie on the lawn every week!

Went for an art fair today and had a great time!! There was a ton of parking in the garage next to…read morethe Cheesecake Factory. There's a ton of restaurants and shops to explore while enjoying Florida's November weather. Very clean. The grass could use some love, but I love the seating and shade - great for kids to run around.

Not really a fan of high priced shopping areas but my daughter told my wife and I to come check out…read morea few cool spots. Street parking was a bit tricky and saw the parking patrol officer nailing a bunch of cars with tickets. I was told to wait until after season due to congestion, so we listened and came on a weekend. Most of the stores were empty of customers as we walked by. Worth Ave has every pricey big brand purse store including of course Gucci, Louie Viutton and Chanel. But we came here to visit the beach at the end of Worth Ave and it was "worth" the trip. I recommend the couple streets just off Worth Ave to visit like the Colony Hotel and the Brazilian Court where they offer classy bars with stiff drinks, food and some humans. My opinion is dont bother with the stores unless you like to burn money.

So many of my friends have been to Worth Ave in West Palm Beach and went today to see for myself…read morewhat all the fuss was about. The hubby got frustrated with the street parking but found a few spots near the beach and took a few pictures then walked two blocks to the shops. There were a good amount of shops but not the kind you can walk in without a grand or more in your pocket. The street was very ritzy. After minimal shopping we had great food at two bars.

This shopping center is at the corner of Boynton Beach Boulevard and Hagen Ranch Road. I've been…read morehere a few times, mostly to the fab Flakowitz at one end and if you haven't been there, go! They have all the required shops here - a dry cleaners, animal hospital, pharmacy, Italian, nail salon, real estate and cell phone shops. They don't have a frozen yogurt. It is in good condition with significant landscaping. The buildings look good but some of the painted lines could use some attention. [Review 14578 overall, 76 of 2021, number 1197 in Florida.]

I normally try to avoid making stops but when I got Elvis with me we stop at the pet areas and this…read moreone got a nice one with shade

Very nice and exclusive shopping center with great restaurants and ultra luxury brands like Hermes…read moreand fun brands like Alice & Olivia are what you will find in this beautiful outside mall.

Nice to have a small downtown in our area. Walking to abacoa is fantastic, meeting friends and…read morefamily there. Is the place to be!

We saw Chris Janson in concert. He's very good and band puts on a show. Just me, if he'd talk just…read morea little less - almost a revival....just me. Love his music. Bar staff and drinks were great, fire pizza and desert tent was awesome! A 10. Clean porta potties. Perfect weather, and we stood on the grass in the back, had some space and could see easily.

Along Florida Avenue in West Palm Beach is a cluster of warehouses that sprang up in the 1950's…read morealong the historic railroad tracks that were part of the corridor served by the Florida East Coast (FEC) Railway. This area was the backbone of the freight and industrial activity in West Palm Beach that supported commerce, distribution, and logistics from the early-to-mid 20th century. In 2021 this section of warehouses was renovated and they now house unique and creative community based businesses. Named Industry Alley you can find a myriad of one of a kind small businesses. I had an enjoyable shopping. nibbling, and sipping my way through the different businesses. Highlights include Composition Coffee, a place to enjoy an artisanal coffee and hangout and catch up with friends, Zipitos, a hip-hop infusion of cuisines from El Salvador and Mexico, Rust and Wax, a treasure trove for music lovers, El Cid Barbershop & Perfumery which specializes in old-world barbering, classic men's grooming, and niche, hard-to-find colognes, Reluxe, the flagship store offering hard-to-find footwear, sneakers, and streetwear, and Resource Depot a haven for thrift lovers and crafters. I love discovering unique spots in West Palm Beach like this one. Whether you are looking to freshen up, caffeinate, dine, or discover a unique gift, Industry Alley has you covered. Come out and shop the neighborhood and support small businesses in a place that gives West Palm Beach local flavor.

This shopping center/strip has a little bit of everything…read more It's anchored by a Publix grocery store on one end and an Adrenaline Entertainment Center with indoor trampolines among other amusements on the other side. In between, there are several restaurants -- Mexican, Indian pizza, and a sports bar. There's McDonalds for fast food out front, too. And a variety of different stores and services -- nail salon, dollar store, spa/massage, doctor offices, bank, etc. These businesses have changed a bit over the years with the Publix being the longest tenant, we think. We have come here mainly for the Publix, Dollar Tree and the restaurants.

This shopping center is perfect for location and the stores that are all in close proximity to the…read moreparking lots. There are also multiple entrances and exits to the shopping center to make the traffic flow better. I noticed today that there was a large amount of Tesla charging hookups and now they added a ChargePoint vehicle charger for non Tesla Ev's. There are a bunch of restaurants in this plaza as well as a Total Wine, Best Buy, Target, Michael's, and many other small businesses.