This is the main shopping center in the Wilton Manors area. It is located on Wilton Drive, which is…read morenow in the city's Arts and Entertainment district, home to numerous restaurants, bars, shops, condos and rental developments that have blossomed over the last decade. Many of the businesses in the arts and entertainment district are LGBTQ owned and/or operated, and "The Drive" has become a local, regional, and national destination for LGBTQ+ tourism. The shopping center is anchored by Georgie's Alibi and Hunter's Nightclub, two of the most successful bars in Wilton Manors. Besides the bar scene, there's a Sherwin Williams, a fitness club, a few clothing stores, a liquor store, a coffee shop, an Asian restaurant, and more. There's plenty of free parking for customers except during peak times on the weekends and special events.

The bald cleaning guy is blatantly rude to customers in the plaza. He harasses and yells at people…read moreand on one occasion used to blower to attack a duck. Dozens of complaints have been filed with management and they clearly don't care.

This structurally old mall contained the big box stores including Target, Ross and Dick's Sporting…read moreGoods, but also had alot of smaller stores like GNC, Osh Kosh, Carter's, Claire's, Captain's Closet and Jamba Juice. There is ample parking and the entry points are heavily influenced by the Oakland Park Blvd and US1 intersection.

Coral Ridge Mall is large, but not as posh as some of the other malls around Broward county. Here…read moreyou will find: * Brand-name department stores * Health & beauty/salons * Repair shops: shoes, jewelry, phones * Apparel & footwear * Home decor/specialty boutiques * Supermarket/movie theater Coral Ridge Mall does not have a food court, but there are places that offers quick bites and healthy juices/smoothies. It's not too crowded throughout the mall so you can walk at your own pace. You can find many bargains here depending where you shop so keep a keen eye out for them. I visited here more than a few times, shopping at a couple of stores or seeing a movie at the nearby AMC theater. I usually park in the back of the mall to avoid the busy commotion by the main entrance.

This strip mall located on Oakland Park, west of Dixie Highway has seen better day, not many open…read morebusinesses, many of the spaces are vacant. Still you can find some open stores like: Fat Tap Beer Bar and Eatery Animal Hospital Ginger Bar and restaurant Western Union As well as a few income tax places, laboratories and haircut places. Plenty of parking.

Great deals on designer clothes. Women's men's and children's. Luggage too. Make up is worth a lookread more

I've shopped at this Nordstrom rack many times over the years, but today was a complete cluster…read morefuck. I went to pick up a package for a friend that was supposedly delivered here at 12:14 PM yesterday. First they told me they wouldn't give it to me, despite the fact that I showed them a screenshot of the Delivery and offered to put him on the phone. Then they said oh if you can have him forward the email where we can read the barcode, we'll give it to you. He did, but there's no barcode that appears. There was an order number which I had already given them and a delivery date and time. With no less than 17 people behind me in the line and only two people at the register despite over a dozen people working at the store, putting mostly returned merchandise back, he proceeded to fail to give me the package which Nordstrom delivered to an address unrelated to the customer despite Ted being requested to deliver at the store. Meanwhile, I had an impulse purchase, and their system wouldn't recognize me despite me standing there with my ID and explained it to them that I had a new ZIP Code less than two months old. None of the previous ZIP Codes worked either. The apparent manager said oh after three times it locks you out, which was proven wrong when I put the first ZIP Code, which is the correct one in for the second time and it let me in but the new sales lady who didn't know what she was doing and called the manager over in the first place pressed cancel, and I said I'm done and chose to live without a pair of sketchers. I think I'm gonna live without walking into Nordstrom rack for at least the rest of 2026. This was a terrible terrible retail experience on every level.

The staff seem great now, no attitude as happened in the past. Great place to come for slightly…read moreoverpriced but very fun tshirts and things.

The great finds were net available in my size so I bought two mugs. Lol. Super great guy working…read morethe shop . Will return and get things in my size before they sell out

The main draw in this modern plaza is definitely Dick's Sporting Goods and Whole Foods, but the…read moreLululemon and Sephora are always slammed with customers and the outside patio for SweetGreen is full with patrons chatting it up on a breezy late morning. I did some shopping here this week and noticed that the grounds were clean but a bigger parking lot to adequately support the amount of customers is needed.

Upscale plaza in Ft Laud with some of my favorite shops like Sephora, Lululemon and Dicks Sporting…read moreGoods with a Shake Shack if I get hungry while shopping.

Not really much of a plaza. Everything in it is scheduled to be torn.down. So, most of the good…read morebusinesses like Lotus Restaurant and Holy Mackerel Craft Beer have left . The area is set to become condos.

This strip mall in Wilton Manors on 26th St has had its up and downs during the years. Many…read morebusinesses have come and gone, the latest one being the popular Lotus Chinese restaurant that now has relocated to Federal. Still, you can find a few businesses that attract a loyal group of customers like the consignment store, hair salon, bridal shop, insurance agency, medical offices and the Holy Mackerel restaurant (which is only open on weekends). There's a huge parking lot, so finding a place to park is not an issue. Built in 1955, this shopping center (named for Wilton Manors, also called the Island City), has over 43,000 sq ft of retail space, sitting on almost 3.5 acres of land.

In Wilton Manors, there are two large shopping centers. One is the Shoppes of Wilton Manors which…read morehouses mostly mom and pop businesses. Many of them targeting the gay market in the area with fitness centers, clothing stores, bars, cafes, etc. The Five Points Plaza shopping area has mostly national businesses like Publix, Dunkin', Subway, BankUnited, a nail salon, a tanning salon, etc. This plaza was built in 2000 and it has over 49,000 square feet of business space for lease, sitting on land covering over 4 acres. There's plenty of parking and it is located at the conjunction of three major roads (Dixie Highway, NE 26th St and Wilton Drive). I have been here many times to shop at the Publix, the Dunkin' or the Subway.

Some of these cashier's are rude. They need to get rid of Claudia. I think she is prejudice. I…read morepurchased some chips and she threw the bag on the counter like I was a homeless black woman. You need customer service training. If you don't like black people find another job.

Friendly staff, big selection, and great prices! Always a good stop when visiting Wilton Manors!read more

Howard and the others were the best. Friendly, helpful and showed me where I could get the best…read moredeals. I will be back. Love love love this place and its workers.

If vintage is your thing, the Collective is worthwhile stop…read more Prices are fair. Large selection of housewares and art. Vintage glass and china as well as other vintage items. A few pieces of furniture but this is a better spot for jewelry and other decorative Knick knacks.

The Wilton Collective was founded by Julian Cavazos of "Julian's Fountain of Youth (JFOY), a…read more501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization dedicated to creating opportunities for LGBTQ+ Youth to reach their full potential through community involvement and experiential learning." The Wilton Collective was previously located across from The Manor but they have relocated into the old Holy Mackerel location in Island City Plaza on 26th St. The large space has an interesting selection of art, jewelry, accessories, clothes, figurines, home goods, and vintage and antique pieces. There is also an event and meeting space that can be rented. They have a Mix & Mingle event at their bar every Friday from 6:30-8PM. I loved the Florida prints, especially the alligators and mermaids and they had my beloved vintage Pyrex dishes. Items ranged from a few dollars to hundreds. The prices I did check seemed reasonable to me. They have such an eclectic mix of beautiful things. I really enjoyed exploring this store.