I love Veranda! Beautiful store and wonderful options! My husband purchased Elizabeth Locke…read morecross for me that I love! Mazza is next! Thank You!

Fabulous jewelry and Krewe sunglasses . Excellent customer service . Friendly staff that make you…read morefeel like a long time friend

Darcy is an absolute gem of a business owner. She is responsive, generous, and goes over and above…read moreto ensure customer satisfaction. We love Maison Beach.

From the owner: If you would like to send a gift beautifully wrapped with a personalized gift card, we provide that…read moreservice. If you are local to Vero Beach, we will deliver your gifts or ship to anyone in the continental US. Corporate Gifts? We create personalized cards

Such a cute little boutique. I always find lovely little objects, great gifts for friends and the…read morehome. And really friendly staff and owner

From the owner: Interior Design Studio and Boutique Gift Shop.read more

As a gift shop owner, I have a really tough time buying gifts. I don't want to take someone…read moresomething from my store because I kind of feel like that's cheating. So my go to shop is El Prado. They carry a large variety of unique merchandise. And you can find something to match the price point you are looking for. They are always kind and helpful when you need assistance, but not overbearing when you don't.

From the owner: Unique products from Italy France Spain and Portugal. Also many Florida Artist creations.read more

Alimentari Gourmet Market is a nice upscale market in Vero Beach near the ocean. SCW and I have…read moredriven by many times and wondered what it was like. Today we stopped in. They have SCW's small chocolates from Italy which she was excited to see in the states. The store is on the small side but not difficult to get around. They have on the south wall a decent selection of wines and champagnes. Some pretty high quality labels. The middle of the market has things like glasses, cutting boards, some more wines and various other kitchen items. All looked to be of high quality. The north end of the market has a fridge/freezer section and a meat, cheese and deli counter. They have some meals for 2 advertised on the board above but keep in mind they are frozen, which didn't really work for us. But they do have plant based options which is nice. The employees are busy but are happy to help you if you need anything. Overall a good experience but knowing a little about wine, the prices are a bit more than I'd pay for the wines I saw.

They just take a look at their history of being written up by the health department. It's…read moredisgusting. I bought some food there the other day and I asked ahead of time how fresh is it? Oh yeah, we just made it. They always say I got so sick I had to stay home 41/2 days I mean, there's no way I could gone anywhere. I was throwing up and running to the bathroom. It was just awful. I would just be very very very leery of buying anything from there. I called them three times they never would return my call Digit to keep getting written up by the health department just tells you how disgusting they are without even changing their ways and for me to get that sick and lose that many days out of my week is really awful. They have no right being in business selling food so be careful beware my husband threw the food out so I'm able to send you a picture, but it was the clam chowder from the freezer and it was the chicken soup the chicken salad?

Could be unlucky as this beautiful building to be knocked down late 2026 and replaced with two…read morestory space with two floors. Until 2028 do not consider a visit. People very friendly but nothing there to see. Limited galleries. Mostly meeting spaces for fund raises and talks? Very little on display. Special current exhibit shows wonderful water colors of "trout" and grasses but other than that really nothing except one or two impressionist pictures. Outside garden closed " in preparation for Hurricane season"

Needed a post-run dose of culture and decided to drop by the Vero Beach Museum of Art--and…read morehonestly? I'm glad I did. From the moment you walk past that fierce lion sculpture guarding the entrance, you already feel like you're stepping into something bold and inspiring. Inside, the "French Moderns" exhibit totally pulled me in. We're talking Monet, Matisse, Degas, Cézanne--all the greats flexing their brushstrokes. I loved seeing the timeline from 1850 to 1950, watching styles shift like gears in a Tour de France sprint. That Robert Delaunay garden scene? Looked like brunch with vibes. Shoutout to the Rodin sculptures--especially the marble one that looked like a dream trying to escape a rock. Dude's work is raw, real, and somehow emotional without saying a word. There were some wild surprises too. Like a hyper-detailed, slightly spooky modern portrait that made me feel like I was being watched by a ghost who shops at Hot Topic. And a worn-out baseball cap that had more character than some people I know. Bonus: The staff kept things flowing, it wasn't overly crowded, and there's plenty of space to walk and soak it all in without bumping elbows.