My daughter purchased a pair of shoes especially to wear on her birthday.. on her feet for less…read morethan 20 min walked outside her building and the shoe completely ripped apart! She's lucky she didn't break her ankle. Called the store and was told could to try have them fixed. The shoe was defective or maybe so old it just disintegrated. This were 70.00 and bought many things in vintage stores. Never again!!

I love this place! I had been wanting to go for the longest time and I finally had the chance. I…read morebooked a private appointment and the sales person was so sweet. I felt like I was in a candy store! The store is so fun and colorful and there is truly something for everyone. The pop up next door also has amazing white and cream colored clothing to chose from. Amazing finds! Definitely coming back.

Great place!!! I think maybe they use a little bit more options for gum. Over all I think is was…read moregreat for me?? Have to wait for the next time.

unique pieces that no one else will have ! In busuness almost 40 years, family owned. Modest…read moreclothing and dresses.

Babalu Miami's Garage Sale (I mean it literally, as they are located in the fanciest (and the…read morepriciest $$$$) parking garage of all times) had its first summer sale in late June, you could get first pick of an eclectic mix of must-have items from the likes of Missoni and Kenneth Jay Lane at 20 to 70 percent off. That was cool already. One of Miami Beach's favorite retail destinations for luxury brands, Babalu Miami is located in the heart of the Herzog & de Meuron-designed retail, dining and parking structure at 1111 Lincoln Road.With products ranging from top fragrances, jewelry and accessories to beach gear and home décor, it's a one-stop shop for a chic lifestyle. Babalu Miami is one of the only stores in Miami where you can purchase Fornasetti decorative objects, Ortigia Italy candles and AussieBum swimwear. This happened to be one of my favorite boutiques that lines its shelves with everything from swim trunks to watches, home accessories to skincare, books and more. Designers Greg Melvin and Paolo Ambu opened Babalu Miami in 2010 and feature a coveted selection of luxury and must-have items. Sample fragrances from sought-after brands like C.O. Bigelow, Santa Maria Novella and Alvarez Gomez. Sunglasses from Mosley Tribes, Paul Smith, Ray-Ban, RetroSuperFuture and more are summer's ultimate accessories. Pile on jewelry from Kenneth Jay Lane, Noir, Miriam Salat and Dinosaur Designs; and stock up on skincare products from Malin+Goetz. One-stop shopping while waiting for your elevator has never looked so good!

Nice to see have an original concept store back on Lincoln Road. A must as entry point to South…read moreBeach. Get your gear and goods go explore south beach from a Babalu perspective.

My all new favorite boutique in the area! The owner stocks some really cute vintage accessories…read morelike purses, necklaces and earrings - unique things you probably won't find anywhere else. They also have scarves and shoes, all at very affordable prices. Great shoppe, will return with friends.

Great duck selection! If ever in South Beach Miami, check them out! I was in duck heaven! :)…read moreAlso, they have a rewards program where every 10th duck u get one free! Haha

I was driving through Miami Beach near Lincoln Road when I noticed this adorable store called Duck…read moreWorld. Duck World was founded in 2023 by Filip Perkon and Irene Fedotova who has a passion for rubber ducks. They went on to open five stores in London. This store in Miami Beach opened in December of last year and it is their first US retail store. Duck World Miami Beach is 1,500 square feet and offers 800 unique duck designs. There are classic ducks, limited editions, and even artwork made out of tiny rubber ducks. Ducks can be found in the form of Abraham Lincoln and George Washington, Miami Beach tourists, The Royal Family, bride and grooms, unicorns, different professions, other animals, movie characters, pop stars, video game characters, Godzilla, Wicked ducks, and horror icons. Ducks are around $15. I was especially amused by the Back to the Future ducks and the Jigsaw duck. The art work is really cool. When you look closely you can see that it is made up up of hundreds of tiny rubber ducks. If you follow Duck World on Instagram they will give you a small duck for free or you can purchase it for $1. If you find yourself near Lincoln Road, waddle on in for a one of a kind experience.

Located in South Beach this is the official gift shop for the Miami Design Preservation League…read more They are a non profit that was founded in 1976 to preserve the cultural and architectural integrity of surrounding Miami Beach and South Beach which contains 960 historic buildings. The Preservation League maintains a welcome center next door to the gift shop that contains an Art Deco museum and where they sell tickets for their Art Deco walking tour. They also offer travel brochures to tourists. The gift shop is filled with charming items ranging from notecards, posters from past Art Deco weekends, T shirts, vintage jewelry, and art. My favorite items were the mermaid measuring spoons and the bathing beauty figurines. Proceeds from the gift shop support the work of the Preservation League. Whether you are searching for a gift or a souvenir to take home from your vacation you are sure to find something that catches your eye here.

There's a lot of kewl art deco themed items to be found here - including a number of books and…read moreposters focusing on South Beach. Definitely worth a visit to support the efforts of the League.

The most darling little gift store in Miami hides inside The Standard…read more I love a good boutique shop. Somehow the small size makes me think there's been more time and effort taken in designing and filling the space. I really enjoy visiting The Standard so I was pleasantly surprised to come across it's new gift/book shop and partnership with OHWOW. The signature aqua/jade blue and black and white stripes are once again present. The shelves are lined with various goods. It's an emporium of hipster favorites Havianias flip-flops, (1 of Brazil's more famous exports: soccer, supermodels, Havianias, samba), Moleskin notebooks just like Hemingway used to have, sunglasses, books, scarves, swimsuits, magazines, accessories, all wonderfully seductive. Oh, I could spend a pretty penny here. I blame the vacation-like setting. Something about being relaxed, makes one feel at peace, healthy, makes one spend money more easily. Next time you need a small something or other, consider stopping by here.

I accidentally got hit in the head by a club sign and everyone was super nice and made sure I was…read moreokay like literally 4 security guards came up to me even tho it barely tapped me. They are on top it.

I rarely leave negative reviews, but this experience was frustrating from start to finish…read more My friend arrived looking absolutely stunning--beautiful dress, well put together, and appropriately dressed for a nightclub. The staff refused to let her in because of her shoes and made her go all the way home to change into high heels. We did that, came back, and then watched other guests enter wearing outfits that clearly didn't meet the same standard. The dress code was enforced inconsistently, which made the whole situation feel arbitrary and unfair. To make matters worse, when I politely asked a staff member about the policy and requested his name so I could provide feedback, he refused to identify himself and was dismissive and rude. That level of unprofessionalism only made an already disappointing experience worse. After all of that, we finally got inside--and it wasn't even worth it. The atmosphere was underwhelming, the service left a lot to be desired, and the entire night was a disappointment. Management should seriously review how the door staff treats customers and ensure the dress code is enforced consistently and respectfully. We won't be coming back.