If you ever want to learn all about the history of chocolate and want a fun activity... going to…read moreTasty Image Chocolate to learn all about chocolate and having the opportunity to make tasty treats is definitely for you! The owner Derry was so generous with her time and spent about an hour and a half with us, teaching us about chocolate and how to make special treats... even at home! The chocolate used at this establishment is top notch... seriously, from the white (which I personally don't feel is chocolate) to the dark... you will be in heaven with all that they have to offer. In addition to classes that they offer, I should have photographed their extensive array of molds... I think it was something ridiculous like 50,000 molds... to the beautiful truffle that they make for any occasion. I surely will use them in the future when wanting to give presents... they ship and best... also deliver down to at least Boca! :)) ;) Seriously, I don't think you would be disappointed when you stopped into this place and better yet, spend a nice prelude to an evening making chocolate! :))

This chocolate shop and frozen yogurt spot glows eerily into the night, in the same shopping plaza…read moreas my local faves Nutrition Wise, Royal Cafe and Al Forno, plus chain faves TJMaxx, Ross and Shoe Carnival. I have to admit that the name turned me off from going in until recently. Tasty Image? Didn't sound like someplace to eat at, just someplace to put in an order for chocolate printed with something on it, which is something I associate with business needs instead of personal hunger! The well-lit space with free wi-fi and plenty of seating is appealing from outside; I've never actually seen anyone seated there. Cleverly, the tables include giant pilates balls to sit on, which seems cool, though I have to admit they looked in need of a cleaning, compared to the spotless tables and regular chairs next to them. Upon entering, I realized why you wouldn't want to set up shop there . . . the entire place smells so tantalizingly of chocolate!!! Irresistible! Yes, this shop makes all kinds of specialized chocolate items; friendly folks are actively making things in one side of the store, which was also cool to get a glimpse of. I did feel kind of overwhelmed by the options of specialty chocolate arrayed on two giant displays, but it's definitely worth checking out again. I also felt a little bombarded by the signage hanging everywhere advertising sooo many things- like chocolate making classes, for instance; it is clear that Tasty Image is a very diverse business! The fro yo is by weight and can be blended up with toppings, a nice touch. I enjoyed their red velvet cupcake flavor, which I've never had before. I also tried the orange slush + vanilla cream combo, which was just ok (unfortunately, I compare all fro yo to Elements in Juno Beach and theirs still tops all). A sign says all the flavors have less than 100 calories per serving- sweet!- but I should have asked what kind of sweeteners are being used. I purchased a bag of different kind of chocolates for different family members; it's always fun to be a 'kid in a candy shop' choosing all kinds of fun items. I can't imagine walking in here without buying at least one truffle or something; my loved ones ate their chocolates before I had a chance to try, so I'll have to take their word for it: "good." I didn't stay to eat my yogurt in shop, in part because the only other people in the shop would have been two employees making chocolate a few feet away from the seating area. It is very cool to have a local chocolate shop in one of Jupiter's oldest plazas.The young man who helped me was genuinely pleasant and upbeat, plus helpful without being pushy; thanks! I feel like this review is only semi-complete until I taste their chocolate, use their wi-fi and seating area, and further peruse their specialty chocolate displays . . . so, I'll be back!

Went here to buy some equestrian clothing and the sales person was so helpful. Highly recommend...read more

Choose a service oriented tack store. You will save on shipping and be allowed to return or…read moreexchange.

We always look forward to ArtsFest each year! There is an entrance fee of $5 per Adult however…read morechildren are FREE! That's just a small price to pay to support local arts in our community. Also, as a participant, we appreciate the fence and the security as there are many valuables on display.

As long as I've live here this has been free to the public. I was excited to see that arts festival…read morewas this weekend as we drew close to downtown. So after lunch I was looking forward to checking it out. The big fence surrounding it kind of perplexed me. As we circled around I saw the signs $5 per person and a line to get in. Too bad, not that I can't afford the $5 pp. it just left a really sour taste.. When I have attended in the past , almost always I buy something. The artists are missing out because of this now. With kids in tow (and the sour taste)we decided not to go

This was the second year I attended the Juno Beach craft festival. It's a draw because it's free to…read moreget in and there are plenty of places to park if the lot is full (nearby businesses that are closed on Sunday). You are not overwhelmed with vendors. There are many tents, but not too many which makes it easy for you to spend a few minutes at each perusing and chatting with the each vendor getting to know their expertise. One of my favorite stops each year is the Sunshiners tent where you can find handmade outdoor objects that project glass sparkles all over your yard (or house if you place it indoors). They are made from glass and copper! I also love that they have a few food vendors so you can eat while you shop! Kettle corn, arepas, beignets and freshly squeezed lemonade to name a few. It's also right near the beach and a park with pavilions so if you come with kids, either is a great segway from this event. I will be back each year this wonderful event takes place!

Great selection of items to buy for your home and personal items such as socks. The people were…read morevery nice and cooperative. There's a place there to grab a bite to eat also.

Ample parking close to I 95 good selection of products,BEER,CIGARS,and Fishing Rods,it doesn't get…read morebetter than this!

My son is building a pinball machine as an engineering project. The owner showed him a machine that…read moreis being serviced and talked him through some of the mechanics. That was very nice of him. It's a cool store! Some of the machines are many decades old.

They have a great variety of pinball machines. A welcoming staff. Free to play. A great place!read more

Went in with my baby girl for her 1st birthday that's in 2 weeks.. not her birthday month so we…read moredidn't get the special for that specific bear.. no biggie we still wanted to do the experience with her. Kinda disappointed. Didn't feel like the staff even cared. It's our magical moment with her and it just felt like a let down. Didn't seem like anyone cared about making this a fun experience for us. After researching I saw you can get the bear's embroidered. But not at this location only specific location where they know how to do it. Undercover boss needs to go to this location. Store is outdated and not much of a selection for dressing up the bears.

I took my one year old son to this location for his first Build-A-Bear. There was a gentleman who…read morehelped us tremendously throughout our experience. There was another worker that was on her phone with AirPods in the entire time. She did not attempt to help us at all and was more focused on her lunch than assisting us. I was hoping for the experience that Build-A-Bear promises, but instead I was met with a lady who couldn't care less about helping and she clearly wanted no one to be in the store. This was the second time we've seen this lady and both times it was the same experience. The gentleman who helped us was amazing though and we appreciate him!!

Festival season is in full swing in Florida and this past weekend was the 23rd year of the annual…read morecraft festival in Stuart which is held over two days from 10 AM until 5 PM in historic downtown Stuart. The street is shut down so crafters and artists can sell their wares. Admission to the festival is free. There were many tents selling clothes, jewelry, art, ceramics, food, plants, accessories, and so much more. You can also shop and dine at all of the businesses lining the street and there was live music by the water. Parking was free and a breeze and Kiwanis Park. There are also many other free lots in the downtown area. Stuart is one of my favorite cities because it is so quaint and picturesque. They were the perfect hosts for a such a family friendly festival.