Palm Beach Ice Works

(64 reviews)

4.4 mi

Very nice ballpark and have been going there since it opened, and understand they are trying to be…read morethe best spring site. Not going to happen cause the food is below par. I have mentioned it before. Today I attended the Nats vs Astros and we decide to have a sausage and peppers. My buddy gave it to me and it was cold and wet to the touch. The bun I'm talking about here! The sausage itself was cold and overcooked. You could tell it had been sitting on the shelf! Oh and the cost of that was almost $15!!! Only way this place is going to be number 1 is by improving the food and lowering the prices!

We had a blast visiting the Astros in training. This park is beautiful- just zero shade so come…read moreprepared. The food options are lacking but I did enjoy empanadas from this local food truck being featured. We will definitely be back.

Private field box

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Palm Beach Atlantic University

3.8

(16 reviews)

1.6 mi

This school has an incredible BFA program. I am thrilled to have my daughter in her second year…read more They have an improv club called ALICE that is really outstanding. The professors (like Chapman) are inspiring. My daughter loves his classes. He is probably one of the most intelligent professors she has worked with. The entire PBA theater staff is bar none. The campus is wonderful.

I graduated from here in 2014. PBAU changed my life! I transferred in from a state college and…read moremajored in graphic design but later switched majors to Ministry since I was learning about God and Christianity and wanted to dive into it more. These classes helped me build an understanding of my faith, among awesome classmates, professors, and staff. I roomed at the Baxter Hall my first year (just rooms, no kitchen) then Lakeview Apartments my second year (individual apartment-style forms with kitchens). Not sure if Lakeview exists anymore. But I loved studying here and making friends. This school was a huge part of my growth as a person and as a Christian. I'm not sure what it's like now, 11 years later, but I highly recommend it. It was a safe place for me to explore my faith and academics and I was able to graduate with a Bachelors degree!

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Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens

Hidden gem! Beautiful garden right in the heart of downtown west palm beach by the intercostal. So…read morepeaceful and beautiful in here. The garden grounds were nicely kept.

This place is a sleeper. It's hidden in a cool little neighborhood. Great little walk-through…read morelittle surprised they ding you for 15 bucks but it's only 15 bucks is worth it. Nice to walk so cool. The walk is actually cooler than the statues. Honestly, I don't know who the artist is they're OK I don't love them. I don't hate them. They remind me of some cool Monuments from Aztec, but they're not as cool as the Aztecs but they're well positioned the nature walk is just relaxing except for the planes coming in for a landing but aside from that it's a cool thing. It's a nice little place to hang. It could be great for like cocktail hour cocktail parties

My friend Ellen took me here

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Chill little green house

iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre

When the staff at a venue seem just as invested and excited for you to have a great night as you…read moreare - that's how you know it's a good venue! I've been to iThink Financial many times before and it has been somewhat of a hit or miss in terms of the enjoyment of the venue. However, over the last few times I've gone, especially for my most recent concerts there, they've gone above and beyond making sure their guests are not only comfortable and having a great time, but safe as well. Summer concerts can be brutal. Especially at a venue like iThink which is outdoors. However, the staff provided free water for anyone that needed. Also, the large fans in the overhang did a decent job keeping the air circulating. We were front row for Hilary Duff and it was truly an experience like no other. We could see Hilary perfectly and she could see us too! Knowing the artist can actually see the audience, especially those upfront was huge. There was several times she pointed at us and even mimicked a dance move as I was doing during "Why Not?" - oh, girl I was SHAKING. The music sounded great and there were enough screens for everyone to see her clearly no matter where they were in the crowd. The stage and show itself was not the only thing that made this venue enjoyable. The concessions were abundant and offered variety. We really wanted a tour-exclusive light up cup. Unfortunately, the first stand we went to sold out, but we eventually found them at a different stand just on the other side of the venue. The drinks that came in those cups were delicious and didn't feel like a waste of money. You absolutely got what you paid for. Now, as with every concert, concessions and tour-exclusive merch tends to be expensive and that was true here as well. However, iThink has a 2 chicken salad wraps for $10 deal that we absolutely took advantage of. The wraps were yummy and kept us satisfied for the rest of the night. The staff and security guards were very attentive! We were actually checked on a few times throughout the night and made friends with one of the security guards . They were friendly and made you feel safe. All in all, iThink Financial has all the makings of a great venue: good seats, good music output, good concessions, and a great staff. I'll be back for more shows in the future!

Although the Amphitheater is the place to go in Palm Beach County for great concerts, the venue is…read morereally disappointing. Paying up to get in early, whether via the "Fast Lane" or the "VIP Club" does not get you in earlier than anyone else. All gates opened at 5:30 pm. False advertising. The food choices were all there, but presented poorly. No mustard or relish for the hot dogs. The fried dumplings were served on a sauce similar to General Tsao's, but none of the other dipping sauces advertised could be found anywhere. All of that said, the staff were friendly and helpful. Our seats were comfortable and the video screens big and easy to watch, even when our view of the stage was blocked. I wish there was a meaningful way to suggest changes to management, but I suspect they simply don't care.

Men at Work, Christopher Cross, and TOTO at iThink!

Mgk- 5/27/26

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Palm Beach International Equestrian Centers

4.7

(15 reviews)

13.1 mi

This is actually Wellington International Equestrian Center. OMG! This was truly a winning…read moreexperience for everyone. We went to listen to our 9 year old granddaughter sing one song in her school chorus there. Parking is available for $25 and valet is $35 but if you have a handicap placard, it's free. When we went in, there was lots of signage. The park is gorgeous. Clean, lots of security, blooming flowers, lush greenery. Unfortunately we missed the chorus because they started earlier than the time they told us to be there. However, we met up with rest of family and enjoyed the park. The kids went on the carousel. I joined them. Then there were kiosks filled with various merchandise which they were selling. Afterwards, there was an equestrian jumping competition. I was in awe. There was stadium seating. This was all FREE! There was a huge screen broadcasting the entire event for all to see. Food areas were on the grounds to purchase fast food. It was something to behold and we can't wait to return another time with other friends to view the horses and next competition. I understand they have this every Saturday.

What a great time! Check the schedule for evening riding competition events. They had food tents,…read morebeverage tents, shopping such as local vendors and high end stores such as Hermes. We purchased tickets for the Tiki restaurant to have guaranteed seats, however we would not do that again. The open seats that are first come - first serve are actually directly in front of the riding ring. The tiki area has limited view with each a price of $100 a ticket. Made little sense once we figured out the view was not great. We ate food there, it was good- not amazing. It did fill the spot. There are plenty of areas to take photos with statues of horses, a free merry go round, flowers, etc. It was great entertainment. I grew up competing and riding hunter jumpers, so I am partial ... however I think anyone would enjoy an evening out viewing these beautiful horses, people watching, eating and shopping! Enjoy! (four stars due to the limited view with a high price to sit there) Parking was $25 and the event to walk in was free.

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Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium

3.9

(96 reviews)

13.4 mi

A very nice family experience. I grew up playing baseball and appreciate this park. It is clean,…read morewell lit, safe neighborhood; lots of easy parking by the park; good food in the park and a very friendly staff. The stadium has great seating and is seldom very crowded. They cater to seniors as well as children. Simply a very fun day at the park!!

Roger Dean Stadium is a great place to catch a minor league baseball game! We recently watched the…read moreTampa Bay Tarpons take on the Palm Beach Cardinals and had a wonderful time. The stadium has a fun, intimate atmosphere where fans can really interact with the players and staff in a way you just don't experience at larger ballparks. Parking is easy with plenty of free street parking nearby, and tickets are very affordable--under $10--making it a great value for families. Concessions include beer, water, soda, and the typical ballpark favorites. I would love to see a few healthier food options added to the menu, which is why I had to wait until I got him from the evening to eat dinner. Salad, chicken or something of the sort would be a big plus! Overall, Roger Dean Stadium is an enjoyable, affordable outing for baseball fans of all ages. If you're looking for a relaxed, family-friendly way to spend an afternoon or evening, I recommend it.

Rays against the Marlins March 2023

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Abacoa Amphitheater

(8 reviews)

13.3 mi

Very cool town center and beautiful amphitheater. I was there for the feast of little Italy…read more Although the place was packed the event and the town was well ran. It's a little out of my way but I'll definitely be back for other events in the future.

We had a great time on this fine St. Patty's day! Lots of good food in this area but for events,…read moreoften you can also just bring your own cooler, with food and more! Many events throughout the year. Check their calendar.

Jupiter Beer & Wine Festival March 2023

St Pattys Day 2024

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Wellington Classic Brew Fest

(2 reviews)

10.4 mi

Lovely day for an outing on the lake. The basic ticket ($60) gets you in & samples of any of the…read morecraft brews or ciders. The VIP access pass ($90) gets you in the gates an hour early & access to the a/c indoors with food and drinks. & then there is the non-drinker (designated driver) pass ($15) allows you to walk around & have access to the food trucks and vendor tables. General ticket: A, pretty good VIP pass: A+, excellent Non drinker's pass: C, fair Vegan non drinker experience: F, nope, nothing for you here. Except sunshine & pretty water views

Wellington, FLA welcomed it's first brewfest and hopefully many more to follow. This town is noted…read morefor its equestrian and polo tournaments. But the openness of the amphitheater was an excellent venue to have a beer festival. Pint glasses were handed out, which were a bit tedious to tote as opposed to lanyards in other fests I have attended. Security was tight as expected. Possibly 15 independent craft breweries were represented plus one famed name brand, Guinness. Long lines formed to try different types of IPAs, lagers, wheat beers, stouts, porters, Belgian ales to name a few. Beautiful weather with friendly people and background bands on stage made for an enjoyable afternoon. There were many water stations available to drink or rinse your pint glass. Some of the brewers had water available to washout your glass. South Florida has some excellent diversity in breweries.

VIP lanyard

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Spring Training Baseball

5.0

(1 review)

13.4 mi

Normally I head to Arizona for Cactus League Spring Training but this year I'll try the Grapefruit…read moreLeague. So I'm at my first game between Marlins and Mets. The irony is all the palookas and idiots from the bridge & tunnel crowd are all here. Wazzzzz up New Yorkers don't ya know the Mets sucks. The shouts at da ball players for hit one out for me is a joke . Don't they k ow these players could care less about them? Guess not and that's why the palookas root for losing team. Well, that's it folks PLAY BALL 2019!

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Lake Lytal Family Aquatic Center

(11 reviews)

2.2 mi

Very clean and well maintained facility though shower area is dated. Life guards are friendly but…read morevery attentive. They seem to rotate them out ever 30 minutes to an hour but you should always keep a close eye on young children. Better yet enroll them in one of the many safety/swim courses. Only issue could be finding close parking during peak times.

Returned here for a birthday party happening at the kids' water splash pad area. Young kids love…read morethe shallow swim area plus the spouting, spraying water, and climbing structures. This is perfect for little kids but not so much for older kids. There is a lifeguard there at all times, only watching this splashpad, which is very cool. Still must be very watchful as a parent. I wish there was more shade for seated, watching parents, but so be it. There is a shady picnic grassy area adjacent to the splash pad that can easily be used to host a birthday party. The picnic tables are not close enough to the splashpad to be able to watch your kids from here. This whole area is fenced in and only accessible by coming through the front of the Aquatic Center's check in gate. Then only those who purchase additional tickets can enter this area to use the splash pad. My friend brought coolers and had a nice party here. We first noticed the splash pad during swimming lessons here. Since it is inside of the Aquatic Center, it is not very visible from the road. Please note that only bathing suits are allowed; no normal shorts are allowed. They will enforce this! Plenty of parking in the parking lot.

Splash pool

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Splash pool

Get Wet Watersports

(194 reviews)

5.9 mi

10/10 recommend this is fantastic. The best location to rent a kayak a very short ride to the…read moreisland and go explore snorkel and have lunch! The service at get wet is the best you'll find on singer island. They are kind helpful and always available!! 10/10 A MUST STOP WHEN IN SINGER ISLAND!

Very unprofessional customer service experience. When I arrived to rent a jet ski, I was informed…read morethat I had to complete a boating safety test. My issue was not with the requirement itself, but with the fact that nobody mentioned it when I initially inquired about renting. Had I known beforehand, I could have prepared accordingly. The test contained technical boating questions that many people with little or no boating experience would not reasonably know. When I asked why this requirement had not been disclosed earlier, the employee's response was to call me "crazy" rather than provide a professional explanation. I was also told about a mandatory 10% tip before I had even booked the jet ski or received any service. Being presented with a required tip upfront, combined with the lack of communication about the boating test, felt misleading and unprofessional. Customers deserve to be treated with respect when asking legitimate questions. A simple explanation would have gone a long way. the lack of unprofessional behavior left a very negative impression of this company brand of jetski rentals. Do not recommend.

Kayak from get wet Watersports quick n easy to peanut island!

Sunset Cruise

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YMCA of the Palm Beaches

3.8

(22 reviews)

3.8 mi

I have my kids there when they were small and it was awesome. They loved it. I had my five kids…read more They will go after school. They will be there until I got off work and actually they didn't even wanna leave because they had so much fun they helping with their homework and by the time I picked them up they were so tired that they just got home. Take a shower and go to sleep. Thank you Ymca is awesome. Is it awesome place every parent should take their kids to Ymca? God bless.

Bunch of crooks. Even if you cancel your membership they charge you an additional month.read more

Loggerhead Marinelife Center

4.8

(288 reviews)

12.8 mi

We needed a break from snorkeling so we stopped it. Entry is free, but they do have kiosks for…read moredonations. We only stayed for about 30 minutes. We just did a quick loop to see all of the turtles in the tanks. Staff were near the tanks telling visitors info about their turtles and what they do to rehab the turtles. We loved the tank with the little baby turtles! They have a surprisingly good gift shop as well! I would recommend a stop by if you are in the area!

A great free educational stop we like to make when in the area…read more To save time at check in: Visit their website prior to your visit and save the QR code for your free ticket. A donation can be made online when signing up for your ticket. Cash or tap to pay donations can be made during your visit. During our visit today they had 20 turtles being rehabilitated. Each turtle has a display with their name and story. A small cafe is located on the upper level. Plenty of seating options on the back side of the Center. The Loggerhead Marinelife Center does great things and is a must see visit.

Entrance

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I bring my kids and there friends to this location. And the best part is the price point. So Atlantis closed doors and sold the property and land for, 3.5 million. I probably would have done the same. Taxes are sky high. read more

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