This structurally old mall contained the big box stores including Target, Ross and Dick's Sporting…read moreGoods, but also had alot of smaller stores like GNC, Osh Kosh, Carter's, Claire's, Captain's Closet and Jamba Juice. There is ample parking and the entry points are heavily influenced by the Oakland Park Blvd and US1 intersection.

Coral Ridge Mall is large, but not as posh as some of the other malls around Broward county. Here…read moreyou will find: * Brand-name department stores * Health & beauty/salons * Repair shops: shoes, jewelry, phones * Apparel & footwear * Home decor/specialty boutiques * Supermarket/movie theater Coral Ridge Mall does not have a food court, but there are places that offers quick bites and healthy juices/smoothies. It's not too crowded throughout the mall so you can walk at your own pace. You can find many bargains here depending where you shop so keep a keen eye out for them. I visited here more than a few times, shopping at a couple of stores or seeing a movie at the nearby AMC theater. I usually park in the back of the mall to avoid the busy commotion by the main entrance.

Dont get confused between the Cypress Creek (tri-rail) Station and this close by shopping center…read morewith the same name. Most of the plaza is getting a face lift with construction and barricades visible. Aside from the construction, noticed several empty bays although a few big name retail and eateries. The businesses wrap around the corner so customers are unable to get a view of it's offerings at a quick glance. The Twin Peaks, Hooters, and the LA Fitness are definitely the anchors here. Drove a bit of a distance today to try Drip Coffee and Adam & Joe's Eatery at the south end of the plaza.

No, this isn't the Tri-Rail station, so please don't merge with that. Thanks…read more This shopping center has been here for decades and it's still in pretty decent shape. I've seen some restaurants come and some go, but it's still mostly the same as it was when I lived in the area. Major anchors include Just For Sports and LA Fitness and Office Depot and Regal Cinemas, but the center also includes the Starlite Diner, Longhorn Steakhouse, Five Guys and Sweet Tomatoes. I do have some major issues with the shopping center and it's that there are not nearly enough methods to get in or out. If you need to be going north on Andrews, you are taking your life in your hands to get out and across the traffic. There is only one entrance onto Cypress Creek Blvd. And you'll be making a lot of left/right/left/right turns to get anywhere in the plaza. Not my favorite spot at all. [Review 10908 overall, 680 of 2019.]

Older intimate plaza wedged between a Publix and the Sunrise Harbor apartment complex along the…read moreintracoastal. The small parking lot is adequate for the ten businesses. The Fort Lauderdale beach is just over the bridge. In front of the plaza is a Starbucks that I visit frequently when in the area or shop with the wife at the Galleria Mall across the street - im sure this is how the plaza got its name. The businesses that currently operate in the plaza are as follows... Prime IV Hydration & Wellness Selene Oceanfront Residences First Impressions Smile Center Running Wild Primo Liquors Freemans Luggage Dry Cleaning Depot Hi-Tek Nails Wells Fargo Eyes on Sunrise Optical

Gotta support your local mall and I enjoy the melting pot of people there…read more Great rock shop here with beads, a ton of jewelry quality stones, as well as a huge variety of larger stones and carved stones.

A Fort Lauderdale shopping center with a dramatic centrally positioned structure with the Promenade…read morename easily seen by Federal Hwy traffic. There are several retail stores and restaurants. Today had coffee at Mario's Catalina Cuban Cuisine. Some of the businesses are as follows: 1 Stop Liquor UPS Store Einstein Bros Bagels Joint Pain Solution Poke Ice Zenko Vitos Pizza Beltone Vape Smoke Shop Boba Tea Cafe

This is a nice strip mall with lots of really nice, useful and well kept business. I have been…read morehere many times, so I wanted for people to know the variety of stores that you can find here. Located at the corner of US-1 (Federal) and Bayview Dr (62nd St), it serves many communities located closed by like Imperial Point, Fort Lauderdale, Coral Ridge, Pompano Beach, Lauderdale by the Sea and many more. There are several ways to enter or exit the strip mall by either Federal or Bayview. There's a lot of parking spaces, but during peak times, these spaces do get filled up quickly by customers coming into some of the stores. Some of the main businesses here are: Black Rock restaurant, Larb Thai-Ian restaurant, Einstein Brothers Bagels, Vito's gourmet pizza, Poke Ice, Bonesfish Grill, 7-Eleven, UPS store, Belltone hearing center, cleaners, liquor store, nail salons, medical offices, dental offices, and more.

5/3/26-12:30pm Sunday/ I used to shop here on a regular…read morebasis back in the 90's , in its heyday! We looked forward to shopping and ending at the Foodcourt- the Sbarro had a huge hot and cold buffet! The last time I was here was in 2014 when they updated the food court and it was fabulous! I've been reading about the new plans and how decrepit it is now. I decided to stop by after Church to see for myself I parked in the Orange Lot and came up the escalator and went right to Macy's! I was extremely impressed with Macy's. A huge beautiful store. Great sales and I actually bought a gorgeous skirt! So as I see the mall it's like having 2 separate malls the half in front of Macy's looks like a full beautiful mall! Today, because it was raining, it was pretty busy! The Apple store was packed! Some great shopping options! Free Parking! Then I went to the other side by the food court and Dillards .., now I understand some of the negative reviews.. Half empty! The H&M is amazing! Huge store! Dillard's is great! The Restaurants ate first class and were very busy! I ate at the Capital Grille. P.F.Chang, Seasons 62 and the Blue Martini' First, I would fire your Development Realtor! If you want to maintain a presence in Ft. Lauderdale. Lease to zara! Bring in a Home Sense..(a Product of HomeGoods!, Bring in an affordable Sports Bar/Restaurant! Ex: Ale house, WOB,, even a Texas Roadhouse, a TooJay's, a good pizza place! aLa Boulangerie, a Rossetta's like in Aventura Mall! Someplace for coffee!!!(Not Duncan Donuts or Starbucks, please) An internet presence! CNN did a study a few months ago how the Brick and mortar stores are coming back Thank goodness! It is extremely convenient! Great free parking! I was actually excited to see it was very busy today! I will be back!!'

Went here for Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel The Exhibition and it was an amazing experience…read more Parking was super easy. Once inside the exhibition was really well done with an audio tour and music. I learned so much about Michelangelo and his art. The people working were super helpful and excited to chat about the exhibition. I would love to see more exhibitions like this in the future.

This shopping plaza is located in Sea Ranch Lakes, a village in Broward County. It is located on…read moreNorth Ocean Drive also known as A1A and is surrounded by Lauderdale-by-the-Sea. Sea Ranch Lakes was named after the landmark Sea Ranch Hotel, located across from North Ocean Drive, the main public road. The Lakes was added because of the village's two artificial lakes. If you ever driven along A1A in this area you would notice this plaza for its domed sky mural that sits over a fountain and is ringed by palm trees. At night the mural is illuminated. The shopping center was built in 1966 and renovated and partially redeveloped in 1996 and 2005. Anchors include Publix, a CVS Pharmacy and a Dollar Tree. Other businesses include First Watch, Sushi Runner, Dunkin', Edward Jones, Simply Golf, Liquors & Lounge, Executive Offices, Patchington, and Very Boutiquey. Sea Ranch Centre is near the gated residential community of Sea Ranch Lakes and the bordering city of Lauderdale-by-the-Sea. It serves as a place where the luxury hi-rise ocean front condominiums and hotels can get there every day errands done like grocery shopping or grabbing a quick meal. It is so helpful to have a Publix at the beach. An added bonus is the ease of parking.

This shopping center has many of the stores I frequent most...Dollar Tree, Publix, CVS, Baskin…read moreRobbins and a variety of mom and pop restaurant and eateries. Located in the Sea Ranch section of Fort Lauderdale, it's just north of Lauderdale by the Sea right off A1A. There's plenty of parking and it's kept very clean and tidy. The Publix is a bit smaller than some of the other ones in the area, but it does have the basics...The CVS and Dollar Tree are about average for their size and selection. Lots of places to get burgers, sushi, pizza, etc. If you choose to take public transportation, the BCT bus #11 will stop right in front of the shopping center.

The Northridge Shopping Center on the northwest corner of East Commercial Boulevard and North Dixie…read moreHighway. It was built in 1973 making it 50 years old this year. The shopping center sees a lot of traffic from Oakland Park and the surrounding towns of Pompano Beach and Wilton Manors. It is also close to I-95. This shopping complex is massive with 38 businesses. The plaza is anchored by a Publix and I find it very strange that there is another Publix right across the street although this one was here first and the one across the street has a Starbucks inside. I have shopped at so many of the businesses in this plaza. I can pretty complete any errand here. Businesses I patronize include the Dollar Tree, Ross Dress for Less, Petco, PNC, Tijuana Flats, Dunkin's Donuts, Five Below, Party City, and Uptown Cheapskate. There is also a Quest Diagnostic, Dentistry, uBreakfix, Smoothie King, H&R Block, USA Nails Spa, and Youfit Health Club to name just a few of the other businesses. The parking can be a bit of cluster especially by the Publix. The wide range of businesses make up for it though. Unlike a lot of shopping plazas in the area, they rarely have an open space. From places to eat, shop, and have services done, you can't beat the Northridge Shopping Center.

I like the Northridge Shopping center. Located at the corner of Commercial and Dixie Highway, it's…read moreclose to many things like I-95, stores, restaurants, towns like Wilton Manors, Oakland Park, Coral Ridge, Imperial Point, etc. Many of the anchor stores are really nice, large and good value such as Dollar Tree, Ross for Less, Five Below, Rainbow, Publix, Petco and more.... There's always plenty of parking and a good amount of restaurants where you can get sushi, Mexican and much more...

This strip mall at the corner of 18th Ave and Commercial has several businesses that we frequent…read morelike ALDI, AutoZone and a Sally Beauty supply store. Other businesses in here are Verizon, Orange Therapy Fitness, and several dental and medical offices. So there's about total of 12 businesses and parking for about almost 200 cars. One of the corporate offices for Flanagan's restaurants is also located in this shopping center. The mall is fairly large, it covers 81,615 SF in about 6.55 Acre of land and it was built in 1985. There are entrances on either 18th Ave or Commercial for the convenience of shoppers.