This gift shop is located at street level of the Atlantic Hotel right on A1A and across from the…read moreFort Lauderdale beach. Basically at the corner of Terramar and A1A. Like most hotel gift stores, this one carries souvenirs, snacks, beverages, over the counter items, shaving supplies and more. The lady working here was very friendly and nice. Just a nice convenient place to get stuff for the beach or for yourself if you are in the area.

Great gifts candles decorations and specialty holiday food items. Wonderful helpful friendly staff…read more Free gift wrap. Been shopping here for years. I love this place!

I am amazed by this wonderful gift shop, I didn't even know it existed but I saw a sign for their…read moresidewalk sale on the side of the road when I was leaving an estate sale. When I pulled up their front porch was filled with the most delightful array of gifts. I started out Christmas shopping but there were so many things I wanted for myself too. I ended up purchasing several items at a steep discount including a Vera Bradley straw hat for only $5, gorgeous artisan necklaces for family Christmas presents, some Christmas decorations, a gift for a friends upcoming wedding, and finally a few Cat's Meow Village buildings including area landmark buildings, the New River Inn and the Bonnet House, for my collection. I started accidentally collecting them when I purchased a few inexpensively in a vintage sale and now I'm hooked. I especially love the replicas of the buildings I have fallen in love with in Florida (in case you are reading this daughter hint, hint). Inside the store I was dazzled with the array of gifts. The front of the store was beautifully decorated for the holidays and there were several Christmas trees throughout the store. This store carries a huge selection of Vera Bradley, home decor, coastal decor, holiday decorations, jewelry, candles, bath products, pantry items, jams and jellies, and apparel. I loved the lighted holiday snow globes especially the pop up camper one but my all time favorite items were the Spartina Florida purses and wallets. They have a vintage Florida map on them that look like the one on the table clothes that people who visited Florida used to buy in the 50's as souvenirs. I am still hunting one of those table clothes and I adore these handbags. I had never seen these before I am in love. They are pricey so this is going on my someday wish list. If there is one downside to this store it's that there was only one register and the sale generated a lot of customers who were buying many items and the ladies were slow. They are so sweet though and the wait wouldn't have been a big deal if I didn't have to rush off to other appointments. While I waited I snacked on their complimentary doughnut holes and orange juice. I have definitely found my new favorite gift store. I have some difficult people to buy for and I can find something for anyone here, not to mention all the things I personally loved. With the gift giving holiday season upon us, this is the perfect time to discover this store.

This store has a nice selection of dresses. It is great for the ladies who are staying on property…read moreand maybe forgot a dress at home. I feel like some of these type of stores don't always have worthwhile clothes but this one sure does. They also sell sunscreen, hats and other beach products you might have forgotten. The only real downside to this store is the clutter. It is kind of hard to move around most of the store. This annoyed me. I can only imagine someone who has mobility issues.

Every time I come down to Fort Lauderdale I make it a point to stop at this shop. We don't even…read morestay at the Hilton. We typically vacation at the Conrad, but I look forward to what amazing pieces the buyer at Q Shop Hilton has supplied. I wish the Conrad had this boutique too. In any event, thank you for carrying these amazing pieces.

When I first moved to South Florida, it was at the end of Fort Lauderdale's spring break glory…read moredays. In the 1990's the city decided that it wanted to distance itself from being called Ft. Liquordale and began phasing out the iconic nightclubs that had fueled the spring break party scene. Part of the catalyst for revitalizing the beach area was Beach Place, a two-story, open-air shopping and entertainment complex in Fort Lauderdale that opened in 1997. It was built on the former site of the 1952 Marlin Beach Hotel, which had fallen into disrepair. Beach Place was created as a mix of retail and entertainment that was meant to rebrand the area as a tranquil vacation destination following the decline of its chaotic spring break reputation in the mid-1980s. When it first opened, Beach Place was the place to be. Parking was still plentiful at the beach, and it was quite the destination. I remember shopping at Gap and Banana Republic and going to Howl at the Moon, a dueling piano bar, as well as Sloppy Joe's, Cafe Iguana, and Lulu's Bait Shack. Unfortunately, through the years it lost some of its luster, with a high vacancy rate and complaints of drug dealing and other criminal activity. On New Year's Eve, December 31, 2025, 17-year-old Joshua Gipson Jr. was shot and killed in front of the CVS. Today, the open-air mall has been rebranded as The Gallery at Beach Place. Parking in the garage is expensive and often full if there are events at the beach. I recently visited to eat at the second-floor Taco Bell Cantina, a spot famous for its views of the A1A beachfront. I hadn't been here since the '90s and found it to be a shell of the upscale retail destination it was designed to be. It looked worn down, with multiple souvenir shops. Lulu's Bait Shack is still there, along with Beach Cafe, Crystal Ballroom, Hooters, Con Murphy's Beachfront Pub, Ocean Bar, Dick's Last Resort, Häagen-Dazs, Oakberry Açaí, Wave Island Juice Bar, Maui Nix Surf Shop, and Crepe Island. I still remember when the beach was lined with parking meters that you could feed with the change from your car's floorboard. When those went away, there were still city parking lots with reasonable fees. Now those are gone too, replaced by development. The lack of parking is the main reason I stopped coming to Beach Place and Fort Lauderdale Beach. After making the effort to visit The Gallery at Beach Place, I realized the memories and the view from Taco Bell aren't enough to make me return anytime soon. In their quest for tourist dollars, the city has they alienated the locals who keep this area going during the summer months. As for The Gallery at Beach Place, the city is sleeping on what could be a real draw for the beach.

I've seen the shopping center go through so many changes. When I first moved to Florida. Beach…read morePlace was just about to open and I had two accounts inside. My very first day of work in Florida was setting up the stores in the shopping center. Beach place was a three level open air, entertainment, and shopping complex. It was designed to be similar to Bayside and Coconut Grove. When it opened, it was a hotspot with sloppy Joe's, Fat Tuesdays, a piano bar and nice shopping. It wasn't just souvenir shops. It had some nice upscale stores and a great night life right on the beach. Over the years it just disintegrated. Most of the stores couldn't survive. It was touristy and loud they never did get the local resident shopping. What I saw was actually very sad. It never lived up to the original vision and it has so much potential. There are so many empty store fronts, most of the restaurants were closed inside and now it's just a place for tourists to buy some sunscreen, a trinket, and cheap drinks at the bar at Lulus Bait Shack.

I want to own everything in this store. The products and aesthetics speak to me in so many ways. I…read morehave passed this store so many times in the Fort Lauderdale Airport, always drawn in by the wonderful mural painted just outside of it, but as I was usually rushing to get out, I did not stop til recently. I already loved a lot of the brands like Blue Q from seeing their products online or here and there, but to see their full lines is awesome! I smiled and snapped photos with delight at all the puzzles, bags, totes, journals, tea towels, candles, travel jewelry holders- the whimsical prints of strawberries, beetles- the hard cover lonely planet books- I had way too much fun in this store. I love a good gift shop, and I love knowing I can always grab something fun and beautiful in this shop whenever I am here on the way to anywhere else. Or that I should avoid this shop at all costs to avoid... all costs LOL!

We had to get last minute flights home due to an emergency. We were so frustrated with spirit…read moreairlines and decided to use American miles. I went into Hip and Humble and Clararose K. Greeted me so sweetly and every person who can into the shop. It made me grateful to have her acknowledge my presence in the shop. Thank you for laughing and smiling while you were checking me out! It set the tone for the rest of my day which will be a long one.

So nice to find a locally owned gift shop! I bought several unique items from here on my vacation…read more The associate was very helpful. I got a good value for locally made goods and unique souvenirs. Thanks!

This place is so cute! They have such cute things that can keep me busy for awhile, I got a cute…read moreanchor ring. I recommend stopping by! Great gift selection and little things from local artists!

Great candy shop. I'm originally English and they have a lot of things from home. Yes it's a little…read morepricy but much of the stock you can't get anywhere else I know and it's always in good condition. I think a bit you have to get used to the gentleman that's usually serving, he has his own sense of humor and will make quips about things. I always enjoy coming here.

Would you like customers or not? Service could improve for sure. Came in yesterday to support a…read moresmall business as always. On top of having a strange experience at the shop, I left feeling pretty scammed when the handful of items I picked out came to a total of $48 hahahahaha.. Unwelcoming visit to say the least, I was a loyal customer. Before you can avoid accountability, yes I am referring to the candy shop very clearly labeled out front 'To The Moon' in Wilton Manors, FL. I believe the owner is a native New Yorker and all I have to say is: Stop making us look bad, absolute moron.