Lakeside Shoppes is a small and inviting shopping plaza in Pompano Beach built in 1979. It is…read moreconveniently located across the street from the beach on S Ocean Blvd. Lakeside Shoppes has 12 businesses and 50 parking spaces. Businesses in Lakeside Shoppes include 4 points Market and Deli, Stingers Bar, Pizza, Massage, Oliver Jewelers, Sun Beach Laundry, and Busy Bee Hair Salon. I came to the plaza to check out Bell's Beach Store which sells souvenirs and everything you need for a fun day at the beach. This plaza is a great resource for beach visitors. They can grab a drink, meal, or pick up beach essentials. It is also useful to those living around the beach providing critical laundry and personal services. Although on the smaller size, the plaza is clean and well maintained and it has a great mix of dining, shopping, and services.

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.

North Beach Restaurants and Shoppes is a favorite dining hang of mine. It's located on the west…read moreside of A1A crossed from Gault Ocean Mile, where many of its customers stem from, and just north of Oakland Park Boulevard. It offers several locations of Intracoastal waterfront dining and a whole host of other restaurants including several very good Italian, barbecues, bars, fashion shops, clothing, pizza, & etc. Best off all of them are very good, much better than your average.

North Beach Restaurants and Shoppes (NOBE) is one of my favorite places to dine near the beaches of…read moreFt. Lauderdale. You can find this mecca of restaurants, bars, music clubs, boutiques, art galleries, real estate offices, tattoo parlors and other businesses located north of Oakland Park Boulevard and east of the Intracoastal along Galt Ocean Mile between NE 32 and 33 streets. This shopping center is located in North Beach Village, a charming neighborhood of mid century modern buildings. After Ft. Lauderdale's spring break hey day in the 80's, North Beach Village fell into disrepair. In the 90's hotel owners began to renovate the area to market the MiMo style to European travelers who liked the European village style. Ever since 2010, North Beach Village has been on an upswing while still remaining a hidden gem. I have previously been to Twice Removed and Smoke BBQ serves up my favorite pulled pork and homemade chips. Other restaurants include 33rd Street Wine Bar, Scolapasta Italian Restaurant, Fishtales Restaurant and Bar, Blue Jean Blues, and Patrizia's. Eat ice cream, drink coffee, shop for clothes and jewelry, attend to your financial needs, or get your hair cut. The concentration of businesses here are diverse and interesting. I love the architecture of NOBE which gives you a laid back old Florida beach vibe. What I don't like as much is the metered parking although it is not very expensive. A half hour will run you a $1.25. NOBE often has events like car shows and live music. Follow them on Facebook to keep with the latest happenings.

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.

Nice strip mall located between A1A and Galt Ocean Drive. It is the closest shopping center for…read moreGalt Mile residents as it is walkable from most of the high rises in the area. Built in 1988, it has several major businesses that anchor the mall....Winn Dixie, Waves, McDonald's and a Dunkin'. Most of the other businesses are small mom and pop ones like pizza place, liquor store, hair salon, dry cleaners realtor offices and such. There are also several doctor's offices in this shopping center as well as a Holy Cross medical office area. Plenty of parking

Very nice little shopping center that parallels A1A here along the Fort Lauderdale Beach, north of…read moreOakland Park Blvd. The big anchor here is the Winn-Dixie and there are a number of other smaller shops for food and retail shopping. There are enough entrances/exits from the parking lot but the one that I used had a long "driveway" that ended with a sharp 90 degree turn into the cross traffic.

I needed to drive a friend to a medical appointment, so I got to visit this shopping strip mall…read more It's not large, mostly medical offices but it does have a large Valero Gas Station all the way on the western end of the strip mall. Some of the businesses here are a tax preparation office, dentist, medical offices, beauty salon, chiropractor and a few more. It's located right on Oakland Park Boulevard.

Large spread out strip mall on Oakland Park built in 1995. There's over 17,000 square feet of…read morebusiness spaces built on land covering almost 2.5 acres. There's only about 60 parking spots so during peak times, it might be difficult to find a place to park. Most of the stores are mom and pop business, but there are some national brands like boost mobile, and a very large AutoZone store just sitting by itself, just a few yards from the strip mall. Among the businesses you can find here are Income Tax office, hair salon, medical offices, liquor store, nail salon, small pre-school, dessert shop, boutique shops, insurance offices, a small produce store, a busy Caribbean restaurant and more..... As you drive into the strip mall, you will see a few large ceramic lions guarding the entrance of some of the driveways, so they are hard to miss....

This is an older 4 acre retail shopping plaza on Atlantic Avenue. It was built in 1985 and is…read more41,908 square feet. The property has two retail buildings and a 7,000 foot out parcel. There is 189 parking spaces. In 2012 the plaza sold for $4.25 million. Businesses in the Cypress Wood Plaza include Young Chefs Academy, Dry Cleaning, Aim Rehab Services, State Farm, a florist, Salon & Spa, Fisho Sushi & Thaia, and a CBD place, Trulieve. I came to the plaza to pick up a take out dinner from the new Miami Kebabs. Fisho Sushi & Thai and Waao! Market Coffee Shop & Bakery are other businesses I'm interested in checking out. Waao! is a Latin American restaurant, grocery store, and bakery. This is a small sized plaza but it is still a good mix of places to eat and services making it a useful place to do business for the Coral Springs community.