CityPlace is a vibrant space with the Eataly, restaurants and coffee shops to include Starbucks and…read moreretail stores such as Lululemon, H&M, Urban Outfitters, Alo and Sunglass Hut. CityPlace also has an open air area perfect for lounging and listening to live music and entertainment. There is also a water fountain where the kids can cool off on a warm summer day. We didn't get to venture too far and experience all that CityPlace has to offer. I hope to return to visit and indulge in the featured immersive arts and events available.

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.

The Royal Poinciana Plaza is one of our favorite places! Everything here is so tasteful and…read morebeautifully designed -- from the architecture to the seasonal decor. There are plenty of shops, a lovely restaurant, a café with delicious pastries, and another spot for great coffee and smoothies to go. The plaza is always decorated by designers for the holidays -- Halloween, Christmas, Easter, Valentine's Day -- and it looks stunning every time! This time there was a pumpkin patch with a DJ, drinks, a photographer, ice cream, and other treats -- fun for both kids and parents. So many photo spots and such an aesthetic atmosphere. Always a pleasure to visit and shop here -- I absolutely love this place!

Lovely collection of stores and a few restaurants to restore you after shopping and walking. Great…read morelandscaping, design and ambiance.

I recently stopped by The Gardens Mall while visiting one of the gelato shops, and it reminded me…read morewhat a pleasant place it is to spend an afternoon. The mall is clean, bright, and beautifully maintained, making it a comfortable destination--especially on a hot Florida day. The air-conditioned indoor setting is a welcome escape, and there's a great mix of stores, whether you're shopping for fashion, gifts, or just browsing. Another plus is the ample parking. It's easy to get in and out without the hassle of circling for a spot. You can park in the shade or not! Whether you're planning a shopping trip, grabbing a bite to eat, or simply making a stop at one of the specialty shops, The Gardens Mall is a relaxing and enjoyable place to visit.

The Gardens Mall first opened its doors on October 5, 1988, as The Gardens of the Palm Beaches…read more Developed by The Forbes Company on 400 acres along PGA Boulevard in Palm Beach Gardens, the two story, 1.4 million-square-foot shopping destination had Macy's, Sears, and Burdines as its original anchor stores. Over the next few years, it continued to grow into one of South Florida's premier luxury malls, with Bloomingdale's opening in 1990 and Saks Fifth Avenue following in 1991. Burdines closed in 2004 as part of Federated Department Stores' corporate consolidation and was replaced by a two-story Nordstrom in 2006. Sears, one of the mall's original anchors, permanently closed on February 29, 2024. This was my first visit to The Gardens Mall, and everything about it exuded luxury. Parking is plentiful and free. Inside the elegant fountains and water features, lush faux floral arrangements, and sculptures scattered throughout the mall lent themselves to creating an upscale atmosphere. The shopping lineup is equally high end with designer boutiques like Talbot's, Coach, Jimmy Choo, Tiffany, Lilly Pulitzer, Chanel, Gucci, Michael Kors, Louis Vuitton, and many more. When it's time for a break, the elegant Gardens Café food court offers quick service favorites like Chick-fil-A, Shake Shack, and Charley's Philly Steaks. I especially loved the mural that wraps around the food court called A Story of Florida. It depicts Florida's earliest history of indigenous people and the arrival of the Spanish and ends with a space shuttle taking flight. Full-service restaurants include California Pizza Kitchen, Cooper's Hawk Winery, P.F. Chang's, and Brio Italian Grille which all have sit down dining options. I liked walking around the mall and while I don't generally shop luxury brands I did check out the Hallmark and Yeti store. I would come back for a bite to eat and to take in the beautiful surroundings. Even if designer labels aren't in your budget, it's worth stopping by to window shop and enjoy the tranquil vibe while taking advantage of very appreciated air conditioning, which is so vital this time of year.

Lots of cool, shady places to sit and catch my breath while wandering around the outlets. I had to…read morepeek into my usual favorite stores and try out some other new ones here. It is just so quiet I feel like I'm the only one here.

Stopped by the outlets on the way from the Norton Museum of Art back to West Palm Beach…read more Tanger Outlets was a nice place to stop and shop. I bought a cute pair of pants from White House Black Market. My friend got a couple of shirts from Under Armour. Make sure to ask for a healthcare provider discount. Parking was easy. Even though we did not shop 'til we dropped, it was still nice browsing through the stores.

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.

Convenient stop for dog parents traveling through the Turnpike! This location has a Pet Supplies…read morevending machine that carries treats, toys, leashes, and other essentials you may need on the road.

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

It's a really nice mall. Clean, well kept. Not sure how all the businesses pay the rent with so…read morelittle traffic but hey it's great for us so I'll stop looking the gift horse in the mouth.

As a person who usually goes to the Town Center Mall in Boca, going to the mall at Wellington Green…read morefor the first time was a bit of an eye opener. While they do have a nice selection of the stores including Macy's, American Eagle, FYE and the like, and a movie theater, but the atmosphere was not the greatest. There was a little bit of a sketch factor when we went, including lots of teens acting like fools and causing disturbances throughout the mall. I'm talking about being obnoxious and yelling, cursing, getting in people's way, playing music as they walked around and generally ruining the atmosphere for us and for the store owners too I'd imagine. Aside from it being horrible optics, it was really annoying. I also did not see any security nor any police on the premises, which made me think twice about whether it was actually safe or not. It's probably fine but who knows? Overall, I probably give this mall three stars. It's got a good selection of stores and plenty of parking too. However if I go back and it's the same story, I probably won't go back again. Stop by and judge for yourself!

Our next family adventure take us to The Breakers located in west palm beach we are going to many…read moretimes to the the square (city place ) and we never crossed the bridge and today we decided to visit one of my wife's favorite decoration stores and we arrived at the Breakers. Incredible place has a unique style of architecture and nature full of flowers, shops, restaurants and galleries, all these details make it the perfect place to spend the day and share a date to eat or enjoy a delicious coffee in the company of friends or family.

From the owner: Blending Palm Beach chic and island ease, Via Flagler is a charming alfresco plaza that features a…read morecurated collection of boutiques, eateries, galleries and more. Set among swaying palms, lush courtyards and Mediterranean-style architecture, this is the perfect place to shop, dine and unwind. Located on Royal Poinciana Way, originally the island's Main Street, this retail district embodies the world-class beauty The Breakers' founder, Henry Morrison Flagler, envisioned for the area more than a century ago.

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.

Great place to find so many amazing things! Michael's craft place is my…read moreGo to spot. Also Best Buy !

I definitely enjoy some of the stores in Legacy Place, like The Container Store, Michael's, and…read moreBarnes & Nobles. I have definitely stopped to eat at The Great Greek Mediterranean Grill, Gelato Grotto, and Five Guys before. And the Nicklaus Children's Urgent Care is awesome. Parking is mostly ok, simply because nothing is ever too crowded. The free parking garage behind the urgent care is easy to use and pretty empty. However, the 3 big box stores I mentioned above are nowhere near each other, so I drive from store to store. The Plaza is unfriendly to foot traffic, has zero common public spaces, and is poorly laid out with terrible signage. The layout is truly beyond frustrating: no clear entrances or exits, strange parking layouts that block access to the few buildings that are connected to the inner strip, several fake exits that dump into rental complexes instead of roads. I attended a holiday event recently at Legacy Place. It sounded fun in theory, but I couldn't fathom where it would take place, given the lack of common public space. The event was one of the worst I have ever attended. My children and I walked into the area, took a look around, and turned right around to leave; it was that bad! They blocked off part of a parking lot next to Pet Smart. A woman in a sparkly leotard was 'performing' in suspended aerial silks, except she fumbled her movements while we watched and then just moved very slowly from pose to pose, very awkwardly. Meanwhile, adults dressed up in Christmas costumes stood in the parking lot and watched. There was no holiday decor, no games or crafts for kids, no food or drink samples, just a lot of empty blacktop and unenthusiastic performers in a depressing setting. It is sad to see all the empty stores here now. I hope they can find a way to rejuvenate this space for the better (ala CityPlace to Rosemary Square!), increase signage to help navigation, dedicate part of the plaza to public space and programming, create appealing walking paths, and bring in non-profits and artists to use empty spaces and bring appeal to these spaces while waiting for long term rentals.