I used to live so close to this spot for years and just visited for the first time recently. It's…read moreadorable and every ocean girl's dream store with shells, Jupiter merch, and a bunch of other fun Knick knacks. Definitely good to take visitors, which we did. Such a hidden gem!!

I have been stopping by the store for years and this was my first time back in the area after 10yrs…read moreand it's even better than I remembered it. They have so many nice things. I could spend a lot of time in there just browsing. I really love this little store

Forever Young does not disappoint. It is clean and well-organized. The products are high quality,…read moreas they only accept items by appointment, with strict guidelines on brands and quality. Often, furniture/equipment is accompanied by a printed sheet showing the original specs of the item; what a nice touch! The turnover is on point, providing a new selection of items during most visits. Items are discounted by half after a certain date. The owners thought of everything, including a playroom for children to use while their parents shop. This in itself shows the care that has been put into this establishment. There is a rack of maternity clothing and a plethora of maternity items here. Before I became a mom, I didn't understand that a children's thrift shop might carry maternity items. I was still looking for that non-existent maternity thrift shop! I appreciate this rack for a number of reasons: most thrift stores don't sort out maternity clothing, which end up hidden amongst the racks of regular clothing; quality maternity clothing is not cheap, generally unstylish, and . . . used for such a short period of time! Besides clothing, furniture, baby and nursing equipment and maternity clothes, Forever Young features a room of books and toys. Children are not allowed to play in here (playing is for the play room!); thus- unlike at regular thrift shops- there are not children actively playing with a product you might want to purchase. Don't forget to grab a (complimentary) chocolate next to the cash register. What didn't they think of?!

My favorite children's consignment shop. Owners are very friendly and helpful. They make it…read moreconvenient to shop for clothes during your appointment to drop things off for consignment. I love how I can build up my account by selling items and then use those funds to buy new items for my children. Or if you prefer they will cut you a check on the spot for whatever your weekend earned. Convenient location in a shopping center in Tequesta.

Hours say open until 4 pm. Arrived at 3, closed sign. Checked all the signs on the door as there…read moreare numerous with hours. Should have been open. Left work early just to make the early close time. Will not be back. Will support local elsewhere.

This fairy tale cottage greets you with a bubble shower as you walk up the walkway past the archway…read morewith blooming white flowers. Inside is whimsical cozy well appointed stocked full of marvelous things and it's all for our little ones. It's the kind of store you dream of and wonder where the hey does she buy all this to sell?! I loved the variety but always unique and of excellent quality. The toys, books, shoes, clothes, for infants and kids up to 8 years old are brimming in this delightful little store with a huge joy factor. Prices are not target or other large chain stores but moderate to pricey. You can definitely enjoy bargain hunting here. Good luck trying to leave with just one item. Simply Lovely and yes I would it only return I would order online if I find their website.

What are Chuckles favorite things? Rare books, antiques, collectibles, china, art, and furniture to…read morename just a few things. It turns out Chuckles and I like a lot of the same things. Chuckles is owned by husband and wife, Jerry and Mary. Last year they moved from Bridge Avenue to around the corner on Dixie Highway south of Bridge Ave. They are now located in Hobe Sound's charming shopping district. This is the coolest store. It is crammed with unique items around ever corner. How about a giant Egyptian statue or a King Tut sarcophagus bookcase? Maybe a bobcat taxidermy. The furniture was gorgeous and so was the art. You could lose all track of time browsing the multiple rooms of books that would make Belle weep with joy. This is the kind of store that makes you want everything. Chuckles is filled with treasures.

Chuckles has moved again to the B & A flea market, Unit G5, along the NE corner of the market and…read morethey are open during the week in addition to the weekends.

It's little shop with great customer service. We stopped in as we were walking around downtown…read more They are primarily a t-shirt shop but have beach finds, hats, sunscreen, shirts, dresses, etc. They have color change t-shirts that get their color from the sun. We picked up two for our boys. We we're immediately helped and Priya gave us a lot of information about their merchandise and about the area!

I heard great things about this place and maybe they were having an off day when I went but I'd…read morenever go back. We made reservations for lunch, not tea, and I believe her name is Romona, said we'd have to pay for the 4th person for tea even if they weren't here. We told her we there for lunch not tea. Just right off the bat, bad taste in my mouth. We then get seated in the back of the store and given a very confusing lunch menu. The way things were worded made it confusing what I was ordering LOL I then ask the server or owner if they had a menu for what tea they offered and their wine list and her response was no we have everything. Uh, okay ... you're a tea house you should probably have a tea menu. I felt like I had to pry for information. I ordered a tea and the honey container had lavender seeds in it which wasn't a problem but it had knats in it. The food was decent but nothing to write home about. The quiche tasted a day old and bland. Needed more flavor. Way overpriced for what it was. They also include 20% gratuity which I don't mind if the service is good which it wasn't. We then sat there for 15 min waiting for them to come back so we could order scones but no one ever checked on us so we decided we wanted to leave. The place wasn't busy at all. We felt like an inconvenience. I'd never go back here which is a shame bc it has a lot of potential.

This place is so charming.. as are the people who own it & work/volunteer here! I highly recommend…read moreit! They have everything. Including beautiful art work, jewelry by local Co-op artist, tea room events, CBD tinctures & Salves etc.. It is a must see! Book your Tea Party in advance before its to late..Its filling up for season! Great place for baby showers, bridal showers, wedding dress rehearsal tea party lunch..Birthday tea parties! Dress up and enjoy, great organic/gluten free options..quiches, finger sandwiches, tea & more, or if you prefer they have a quaint little bar that serves beer and wine. So charming and classy! I have not seen anything like it around! Looking forward to booking a tea event when my niece comes down to visit. Julie24

I was driving back to Fort Lauderdale and decided to check this place out since it was on the way…read more It's right next to the water and there are some trails that you can walk by the water. There are a variety of restaurants and shops including Tommy Bahamas,Salt life and Calaveros Cantina. There is an outdoor Amphitheater for concerts and performances. The Wyndham Hotel is there as well, I walked into the lobby and it's gorgeous. There is some street parking and a parking garage that was free on Sunday.

Harbourside Place is a 5 acre mix of shops, offices, restaurants, an amphitheater, and a 5 story…read moreWyndham Grand hotel on the corner of U.S. 1 and Indiantown Road on the Intracoastal. Before Harbourside was built the land was occupied by a bank building, the Perry Institute for Marine Science and the Burt Reynolds Museum. In early 2000 Jupiter purchased the land and Harbourside opened in December of 2014. In the summer of 2021, Harbourside rebranded by reducing its retail space by 70 percent in favor of outdoor dining and small gatherings. They prefer to generate income from offices. Under the new plan live music concerts which had been a source of complaints and lawsuits would be reduced to 10 a year. With less stores Harbourside is hoping to be more known for its special events. There is a classic car show once a month on Saturdays and on Sunday mornings there is an outdoor yoga class. There is also a waterfront market I attended with small businesses and food vendors. Jupiter's 2.5 mile Riverwalk pathway runs from Oceanside at the beach and crosses over the Intracoastal to Harbourside. The path allows people biking and traveling by foot to follow the Intracoastal north to the Jupiter inlet. It is nice to walk along the path within Harbourside. Harbourside has free parking in the garage if you stay under 2 hours. The Burt Reynolds and Friends Museum was a hard loss to the community. He was Jupiter's favorite son. There isn't anywhere I'd shop in Harbourside but I like the Tommy Bahamas (to eat), BurgerFi, Subculture Coffee, and Calaveras Cantina. It seems like Jupiter is a little lost on how to best use this prime real estate. There isn't very much to make you want to stick around although the water view is beautiful. Hopefully they will get it figured out and make Harbourside a not to be missed destination experience.

This was my first visit to PGA Commons although I have passed by many times. In 2000 property…read moreowners, business leaders, and developers got together to form the PGA Corridor Association which led to the development of PGA Commons, a mix of residences, shopping, services, galleries, art, and dining. My destination was The Cooper for brunch, which I highly recommend. After eating I wandered around a bit to check out the Commons. It was probably not the best day because most of the non restaurant businesses were shuttered for New Years Day. The stores don't really excite me. There is a bamboo clothing store and a smoke shop plus a couple of high end art galleries. There are also some service based shops like a Pediatrics Associates, Blowdry Bar, nail spa, and realtor offices. The real reason to come here for me would be the dining and saw some other restaurants I was interested in checking out. A lot of the restaurants have spacious outdoor dining which is great for the pandemic and the gorgeous weather of a Florida winter. As for the residential aspect it was kind of strange to see people hanging out on their balcony above The Cooper. I am not sure living above a busy restaurant is for me. I also saw a strip of houses behind the parking lot. After my first visit to PGA Commons I think the restaurants are very nice and the overall layout is user friendly. I also liked the art touches but I wouldn't come here for shopping.

Nice selection of businesses and restaurants. Parking was not bad when I went in the evening and…read moremidday.