This shop is located on Pier 60. They sell souvenirs and snacks. You can also rent rods here…read more I thought the prices on the souvenirs were fair. Baseball hats were priced at $8.95, which is pretty good in my opinion. Simple Clearwater Beach t-shirts were also the same price, anytime I can buy a tee for under $10 it's a decent deal. They had other seashell related souvenirs. Kids beach toys are also for sale. The snack section was small, but they do have a nice amount of drinks, which is handy for those hot beach days. Also for sale were postcards, magnets and stickers. Ice is also for sale!

This area had definitely blossomed over the years. Used to come here when dating my husband years…read moreago when It wasn't so pretty and attractive. Parking is convenient but limited availability during peak beach season. There are vendors that are out on the pier during certain times to sell their products. Slot of beach type items. They have a water slide and bungee jump available fir the kids and/or big kids lol. Beach is clean and plenty of restaurants to choose from along the beach should you get hungry. Restrooms could still use a facelift as well as the ice cream shop that's right on the pier.

Vicky was so helpful and essential to our weekend! She gave us a map of Clearwater and told us some…read moregreat recs. As for the merch, it was a bit overpriced, but still worth it!

This place was a friggin' joke with junk. Wanted to buy something for my 9 year old daughter and…read morefound nothing but overpriced junk trinkets. That said, these types of tourist traps you can expect the sucker trinkets, that's too be expected, and that's what I wanted but this place felt liek they went a step lower on the crap scale thinking people are going to buy it anyway. Went across the street to a t shirt place and got exactly what I needed.

Tarpon Springs sponge docks is a blast!…read more While the place can seem a little touristy visiting and taking pictures of the people and boats is such a positive experience. Learning the history is bonus. If you need to get in steps, pay the eight to $10 parking fee for all day, and stroll the shops. Many are if not all, handicapped and disabled accommodating. There are so many choices for lunches and dinners, and a few bakeries for breakfast. Each one of them is perfect in their own right

I will recommend this area every time. Whenever I go here…read moreall I can think of was when I was a girl, the sponge docks was my special treat with my father. You can get goat milk soap that smells delish

Pelican Walk Plaza has so much to offer, and it made my trip to Clearwater Beach even more…read moreenjoyable. I stayed at the nearby Hyatt, which made it super convenient to walk over and explore. I had a fantastic meal at Hurricane Eddie's--the steak and fries were cooked perfectly, and the drinks were top-notch. I also stopped by Kaia Bowls a couple of mornings for their açaí bowls, and they were absolutely delicious--fresh, flavorful, and a great way to start the day. We couldn't resist Mint Fox Cookies and Ice Cream either, and I'm glad we didn't--it was the perfect treat. The plaza also has a Stix Billiards and Arcade upstairs, which looked like a great place to hang out, along with several other retail shops to browse through. Next time I visit, I definitely want to check out the Comedy Club--it looked like a lot of fun. Overall, Pelican Walk Plaza is a lively, walkable destination with a great mix of food, fun, and shopping. Highly recommend stopping by if you're in the area!

This is a relatively boring shopping center in Clearwater. We stopped by because it shows up when…read moresearching for a "mall" in the area. It is really just a small collection of stores. There are a couple of clothing stores and two bars. The most unique offering is the Hulk Hogan memorabilia store - hence the Hulk Hogan statue out front. You can buy shirts and even championship belts. Unless you are a fan of his, you can just skip this shopping center.

Came in here with my daughter to buy her first longboard, wanting to support a local business. When…read morewe asked to test ride a couple, the staff wouldn't allow it, only offering their 'test board'. If you know anything about skating, one board can be completely different than another, so this is useless. Considering all the nuance (shape, length, flex, weight) that go into a longboard, it is insanity to think that a customer would drop $160+ (their lowest price) on something that they can't test on the sidewalk. In 30+ years of skating and surfing, I have never been to a shop that wouldn't let you test out such a big purchase. Leave this shop to the tourists and posers and spend your money somewhere that actually cares about the culture.

We just got home from our IRB trip and shopped at Nekton several times during our stay. Spent…read morehundreds of dollars here as it's such a cute shop with great brands, but it needs major help in the customer service department. The girls working the shop are more interested in gossiping/talking amongst themselves and staring at their phones than being welcoming, helpful, or kind... esp the ones working on 8/11. We likely would have spent much more, but we got the feeling they would have rather us just left than buying anything at all. We witnessed them treating many others this way -- including a surfer who came in looking for an accessory to his board, who was sent away with nothing but a weird attitude. Idk, maybe find new employees.

We love this little shop!! Such a fun find. Perfect for people looking for souvenirs, but not the…read more"usual". They have a very nice variety of items throughout the store. Be sure to look from front to back as there is a lot to see. Prices are super fair and the staff is great. We'll be back!!

Friendly service, awesome sponges. We make sure to stop down…read moreto see George every snowbird season.

This is a very nice enclosed mall shopping and eating area with some funny entertainment like large…read moredecorative animals and there's a fountain my dog decided to jump in

There are a number of gift and souvenir shops near the sponge docks but this one is for the dog and…read morecat lovers. The pet section up front was my favorite and I saw a lot of items that bore the likeness of my Jack Russell, Sunny and black and tan Chihuahua, Taco. I loved the wind spinners, dish clothes, Serengeti tumblers, socks, collapsible water bowls, magnets, coasters, t-shirts, and more. Prices are about what you would expect for a tourist area. The Stanley style tumblers with different dog breeds were $39.99. The rest of the store had the typical touristy souvenirs that most of the stores offer near the sponge docks. Fatty's Place carries real sponges, Tarpon Spring shirts, beauty products, Christmas ornaments, mugs, little figurines, wall decorations, clothing, and accessories. This store has something for everyone. We were trying to figure out the best game plan for attending the Epiphany the next day and the lady working the store really took the time to help us and answer questions. I appreciate the variety of items and friendliness of Fatty's Place.

I looked all day for a granite turtle @ every store along Dodeconese Blvd. I finally found one @…read moreFatty's. I was so excited! The lady at the counter came and searched around the store with me until I found the perfect turtle. So refreshing to see someone who was so welcoming and so Freindly. I absolutely love this place! I am trying to get in touch because I want to buy more turtles. If you read this review please email me jeannemenosky@gmail.com