Super busy from 11am-1:45pm. Always restocked. Best prices…read morecompared to tj max or Burlington. The security guy makes every trip worth it! Super sweet gentleman. So many items to choose from for cleaning, bathroom, bedroom and a great pet care isle!!! cheap potty pads or natural cleaning products

First time entering this very busy store . If you like everything at Ross stores this is part of…read moreRoss stores only more discounted by 20 to 70 percent . At this store you can buy apparel , home goods , decorating stuff, pots and pans , auto stuff, planters and shovels, frames , cookies , chips, coconut water and basically what ever Ross carries. I bought some pajamas and a shirt . My friend bought blouses for like 3 and four dollars a piece . Parking is a snap at this center. Happy to know this is a chain of Ross. DD has more stores in California.

This gallery is named for A. E. Backus (1906-1990). He was a self taught artist who was well known…read morefor his Florida landscape paintings. Later on he went on to teach art and a student of his and 25 other African American male artists and one woman influenced by his style became known as the highwaymen. They were a group of artists around the Fort Pierce area who quickly created Florida folk art featuring landscapes from oil paints on Uppson board used as roof sheeting. From 1950-1980 they would anonymously sell the art out of the trunks of their cars on A1A and US 1 from Daytona to Miami. The museum and gallery was established by Backus in 1960. In addition to housing the art of A.E. Backus the gallery contains the only permanent multi media exhibition of Highwaymen art. Art by Backus and the Highwaymen are available for purchase in the gallery. The museum also has four wings that display charging artist exhibits. During the year the museum hosts many events like lectures, brunch, and bingo. The outside of the building is covered in murals inspired by the Highway Men landscapes. Behind the the museum are sculptures in the park that runs along the Indian River Lagoon. Admission is $5. Students and service members with ID are free, and the first Sunday of the month is family day and it's free. A Highwaymen painting in 1950 sold for $25, now they are in demand by collectors and can command $5,000. If you can't afford to purchase one coming here to view the museums collection is the next best thing.

A small museum with some beautiful artwork and an interesting story…read more While visiting Fort Pierce, we decided to stop at the A.E. Backus Museum & Gallery and found it to be a very nice museum with an interesting story behind the artist. Admission was only $5 per person during our visit, and there is a parking lot directly in front of the museum, so parking and getting inside were both easy. The museum is all on one floor and is not particularly large, but there is quite a bit to see. The staff was very friendly and took the time to explain the layout of the museum, the different areas depicting parts of A.E. Backus's life and career, the artwork that was for sale, and the gift shop. There are numerous signs inside stating that photography is not allowed, so keep that in mind during your visit. One thing I would definitely recommend is watching the approximately 20-minute movie about Backus. It does a very good job of explaining his life, his attitude toward art, his work, and particularly his willingness to encourage and help other artists. I especially enjoyed learning about his relationship with and support of the group of African American artists who became known as the Florida Highwaymen. Backus was an excellent Florida landscape artist, but I found the story of how he helped and encouraged others to be just as interesting as his artwork. We enjoyed looking at the paintings and learning more about both him and Florida art history. Before you leave, make sure you also take a walk around the outside of the building because there is additional artwork there that would be easy to miss. Overall, this is a very nice small museum, reasonably priced, and well worth a visit while you are in Fort Pierce. Enjoy!

This was an interesting find during a visit to Ft. Pierce, Instead of a traditional used item…read morethrift store they had a mixture of both new and used items. One hundred percent of the proceeds from this store benefits the Angels of Hope Outreach Ministries, a Christian charity with the mission to end homelessness in the Treasure Coast. You can volunteer with them or donate items to this thrift store. The store generates money for the charity but it also offers lost cost items to the community. Some of the items I saw were socks, pantry food items, toys, new power banks for only $3, clothes, and home goods. Prices were inexpensive and the people working were very friendly. I love how this store is helping the community while helping others stretch their budget. Check them out if you are in the area.

I bought two sup paddlesfrom the shop. The first one broke in six months and they gave me a coupon…read more The second one lasted one stroke. It was damaged in shipping and they refused to replace it. they just gave me another coupon to get another broken paddle..

Wanted to rent a surfboard Very rude and unhelpful guy that…read morewas working there. Will never patronize this business again. Left and went to the place up the road. They were super nice and helpful.

The pricing is insane!! I went to an Estate sale over the weekend - prices were insane and they…read morewere selling EXPIRED seasonings and medicines! Old used tv for $450 - (don't remember size but was maybe a 60 in

While some of the items were interesting, I thought pricing was a bit higher than it should be.read more

You can't beat this location and setting along the water. Live music, prompt and friendly service…read moreand great food. We sat outside along the water where there are lots of tables with umbrellas. Live music played on the deck, which is covered and provides more shade if you would like it. Our group of four ordered the peel and eat shrimp which were well-seasoned, cooked to perfection and a very generous portion. We ordered the blackened red snapper tacos, which were one of the specials, and we also ordered the redfish sandwich with a side of collard greens. The beers were cold and the food was hot. If you would like a relaxed, tropical island, vibe, go and enjoy!

Little Jim Tackle has all the ingredients for a classic Old Florida waterfront hangout. The…read morelocation is great, the atmosphere is relaxed, it's dog-friendly, and the covered outdoor seating makes for a pleasant place to sit back with a cold drink and watch the world go by. Unfortunately, the food didn't live up to the reputation. We started with chips and salsa, and the chips tasted exactly like Tostitos straight out of a bag. The salsa wasn't bad, but it felt more store-bought than house-made. The smash burger was cooked fine and came with a generous portion of chips, but it wasn't particularly memorable. Nothing about it stood out from what you could get at countless other casual spots around town. If you're looking for a laid-back place to enjoy the waterfront atmosphere, Little Jim's delivers. If you're coming strictly for the food, you may leave wondering what all the hype is about. I'd come back for the setting and a drink, but I'd be hoping for a stronger showing from the kitchen next time.

I met here with my cousin and his girlfriend to walk around and chat (I was visiting from out of…read morestate and they've been wanting to check out this store). I really loved it here! I actually felt bummed I had to fly home and couldn't do a little shopping spree. The store was affordable and very aesthetically pleasing! The had a great selection of products covering most departments. They have self checkout too. I would definitely be shopping here if I lived here. Check it out!

Our next family adventure take us to pOpshelf located in Port Saint Lucie a big store with…read moreincredible price in all store, many things is $3 and the have a great discount price. You can founded a products from various of the best brands around the US, nice store if you looking for buy something and you budget is to high recommend to visit.

I finally gave in to the viral Asian ice cream fruit that have been all over social media. A gas…read morestation near my house was selling them at a pretty outrageous price, but someone on Facebook mentioned a few other places that carried them for much less. I happened to be working out nearby, realized I'd driven past this market countless times, and figured it was the perfect opportunity to stop in. As soon as I walked inside, I spotted a freezer right by the register packed with Asia ice creams I'd never seen before. There were so many unique flavors that it was honestly hard not to grab one of everything. I ended up picking a nice variety, and I can't wait to work my way through them at home. The man behind the counter was incredibly friendly, and we chatted for a few minutes. I asked him which flavor was his favorite, and without hesitation he recommended the mango and the strawberry. Coincidentally, those were the two I was most excited to try as well. I didn't spend much time browsing the rest of the store because I was completely focused on my ice cream haul and getting it home before it melted. From what I did see, though, they seemed to have a great selection of Asian groceries and specialty products. I'll definitely be back to explore the aisles on another visit. It's always fun discovering foods from other cultures and trying something different. Experiences like this are a nice reminder that there's a whole world of flavors beyond the everyday foods most of us are used to.

This place, while small, has everything you could possibly need when it comes to preparing an Asian…read moremeal. Additionally, the people there are just so knowledgeable and willing to help with whatever you need. A real gem in Port Saint Lucie!