Palm Court Pavilion is a nearly 2 acre shopping plaza on the corner of Broward Boulevard and…read moreFederal Hwy. Built in 1996 there is 25,662 square feet of retail space. There are a lot of parking spaces and I have never had trouble finding a space I have been coming to this plaza in downtown Ft. Lauderdale in the Flagler Village section for years. My daughter had her first sushi here at Sushi-One and I have eaten at Top Round. On this visit I went to the Peach Cobbler Factory. Other businesses include CVS, T Mobile, Ash and Vine, Citibank, a dry cleaner, Angelo's Craveable Italian, and Einstein Bagel. I like the great mix of places to eat. Sometimes I come here to grab a meal rather than fighting the traffic and paying for parking on Las Olas. It's easy to come here after a visit to the Museum of Discovery and Science or History Ft. Lauderdale. Palm Court Pavilion has its own Facebook page. Follow to see all the latest happenings.

This is a busy strip mall located at the northwest corner of Broward Boulevard and Federal Highway…read morein Downtown Fort Lauderdale, being in that location, all these shops are in close proximity to I-95, downtown and A1A. Sitting one of the busiest corners in the heart of Fort Lauderdale, this strip mall caters to the busy downtown business community, the local metropolitan residents and many tourists, since the Brightline station is just 4 blocks away and many hotels are located within just a few blocks from this shopping strip mall. Anchored by CVS Pharmacy, this mall offers a variety of restaurants and services like Citibank Drive thru, Top Round restaurant, Einstein bagels, dry cleaners, cigar place, T-mobile store, sushi to go place, Angelo's Italian restaurant, and many more... The mall has about 26,200 Square feet of business spaces, all of them are occupied.

The Arts Avenue is expanding rapidly making every attempt to revitalize, and this plaza is first…read morehand evidence. Visited here today the Kimchi Mart which recently had its grand opening with a special trip for their lychee. The Dollar General next door needs some TLC next to the Paradise Dental Studio on the corner. The parking lot has ample spaces to support the south side of the plaza until the north side is completed. Opening soon is the Kissing Coconuts eatery with a Bank of America out parcel with a drive thru kiosk.

Fort Lauderdale thank you for adding this new Asian Kimchi Mart to the Shoppes on Arts Avenue. It…read moremade this old plaza pop and show some character. Found the lychee I needed for my martini tonight. Can't wait to try the Kissing Coconuts restaurant behind the Bank of America.

Oakwood Square is a strip mall located across the street from the Boynton Beach Mall. It was built…read morein 1987 over 15 acres. There are quite a few shopping centers in this part of Boynton Beach. I came to Oakwood Square to have lunch at TooJay's Deli. After lunch I decided to do some shopping and visited the Dollar Tree and Five Below. I was especially excited to find a Kirkland's because the one near me closed. Other businesses include TJ-Maxx, Sally Beauty, Sola Salons, Coldwell Banker, Super Cuts, Davita Kidney Care, a dance studio, and Tijuana Flats. There were a lot of places I like to eat at and shop at but there were a few empty spaces too. Overall I think this plaza has a good mix of businesses for shopping, dining, and health and beauty services.

This shopping plaza, built in 1965 is located at the northwest corner of NE 62nd Street & Federal…read moreHighway, so it's located in a busy part of the city. In the past, Outback Steakhouse and Sette Bello Italian restaurant used to be located here, but these are now gone. A new Korean Steakhouse, Chow Won will be taking the place where the Outback was. Still there are many other businesses here like a Subway restaurant, a Thai and Sushi place, eyeglass store, dentist offices, dry cleaners, nail salon and more. There's parking for about 250 cars and business space covering about 25,000 square feet.

Plantation Town Square is an 11 acre shopping plaza built in 2001. The layout and large parking…read morelot make it very visitor friendly. The landscaping is well maintained and it feels very safe. The anchor store is Publix and surrounding it is a number of restaurants, shops, and businesses offering services. There is a Miracle Ear, Jersey Mike's, Urgent Care, The UPS Store, Boulevard Salon, Barber, Sugar Wax, Pinch a Penny, The UPS Store, Bien Chido Mexican Taqueria, The Game Stop, Starbucks, Bliss Nail Lounge, and Physicians Therapy Now. I came to the plaza to try the new Tea Bros and ended up also having lunch at the Plantation Diner. Whether dinning out or just trying to knock a few errands off your list, you are sure to find just what you need at Plantation Town Square.

This is a good size shopping center with about 36 stores ranging from banks to restaurants to…read moremedical offices to grocery stores. Among the busiest businesses here you will find: AllState Bank United Bien Chido- Authentic Mexican Taqueria Bluedog School of Acting for Kids Boulevard Salon Chicken Kitchen Dry Cleaning Depot Edward Jones Empire Sushi GameStop Gianna's Pizzeria Hair Cuttery James Kerns, DMD Le Délice Crépes & Ice Cream Miracle-Ear Hearing Aid Center Mita's Hallmark My Puppy Boutique Nice Cream - Nitrogen Ice Cream Pinch A Penny Pool Planet Beach a Contempo Spa Plantation Diner Pretty Poodles & Pets Princess Nails Publix Publix Liquors QuikDROP Starbucks Summit Learning Services I have stopped at this shopping center a few times, to go to Publix or to check out the pet stores. Overall, it is easy to get in/out and the parking lot is fairly large.

North Beach Restaurants and Shoppes is a favorite dining hang of mine. It's located on the west…read moreside of A1A crossed from Gault Ocean Mile, where many of its customers stem from, and just north of Oakland Park Boulevard. It offers several locations of Intracoastal waterfront dining and a whole host of other restaurants including several very good Italian, barbecues, bars, fashion shops, clothing, pizza, & etc. Best off all of them are very good, much better than your average.

North Beach Restaurants and Shoppes (NOBE) is one of my favorite places to dine near the beaches of…read moreFt. Lauderdale. You can find this mecca of restaurants, bars, music clubs, boutiques, art galleries, real estate offices, tattoo parlors and other businesses located north of Oakland Park Boulevard and east of the Intracoastal along Galt Ocean Mile between NE 32 and 33 streets. This shopping center is located in North Beach Village, a charming neighborhood of mid century modern buildings. After Ft. Lauderdale's spring break hey day in the 80's, North Beach Village fell into disrepair. In the 90's hotel owners began to renovate the area to market the MiMo style to European travelers who liked the European village style. Ever since 2010, North Beach Village has been on an upswing while still remaining a hidden gem. I have previously been to Twice Removed and Smoke BBQ serves up my favorite pulled pork and homemade chips. Other restaurants include 33rd Street Wine Bar, Scolapasta Italian Restaurant, Fishtales Restaurant and Bar, Blue Jean Blues, and Patrizia's. Eat ice cream, drink coffee, shop for clothes and jewelry, attend to your financial needs, or get your hair cut. The concentration of businesses here are diverse and interesting. I love the architecture of NOBE which gives you a laid back old Florida beach vibe. What I don't like as much is the metered parking although it is not very expensive. A half hour will run you a $1.25. NOBE often has events like car shows and live music. Follow them on Facebook to keep with the latest happenings.

This shopping center keeps evolving every time I stop by. The Nob Hill academy is gone and now…read morethere are several smaller businesses in its place, like a dollar store, liquor store. But some businesses keep thriving in here like the TenTen restaurant, the bank and the Oriental grocery store. Overall not a bad place to shop for stuff. Lots of parking on the surface parking lot.

Very busy shopping center with some great restaurants, Hurricane wings, Tin Fish, Pho, a Chinese…read morerestaurant and others. Anchored by Doris Italian Market and New York Market, a huge Asain market

Peppertree Plaza is a 249,571 SF community shopping center anchored by Winn Dixie's, Office Depot,…read morePlanet Fitness, Dollar Tree with and a Sam Ash Music store. The plaza is situated at one of Broward County's busiest intersections with a traffic count of 106,042 vehicles per day. Besides the anchor stores mentioned, there are many other businesses in this complex, such as It's All Greek To Me (Restaurant), Male Image Barbershop, Pad Thai Restaurant, H&R Block, pizza place, Hispanic restaurant, Firehouse Subs, cleaners, nail salon, as well as a Brazilian steakhouse and Mattress Firm, just beyond the main strip. The shopping area is nicely landscaped and kept very clean as I wandered through many of the stores.

A large strip shopping with lots of restaurants and anchored by Sam Ash Music ,Office Depot ,…read morePlanet Fitness, Dollar tree, Winn Dixie, and loads of other smaller stores.