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    Boca Center

    3.8 (14 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Robert S.

    This is a beautiful upscale shopping mall in Boca, not far from the Town Center shopping mall. Boca Center offers an good collection of designer shops and upscale boutiques in the heart of Boca Raton, conveniently located off Military Trail just north of Palmetto Park. Many of the shops here are favorites of many...like Starbucks, Total Wines and More, Morton's, Norbona market, Vale Food Co., Sixty Vines, Tap 42 and more. We came to go to Morton's but we had extra time to visit many of the other stores in the shopping center.

    Ariel W.

    Boca Center is a mixed use plaza located behind the Town Center at Boca Raton. It includes three office buildings and a retail center. There are ten places to dine ranging from fast food to fine dining. These include Rocco's Taco's, Tap 42, Copperfish Kitchen, Just Salads, Starbuck's, Morton's The Steakhouse, and McDonald's. There are several clothing stores like Revival, Chico's, and En Vogue Boutique. You can pick up a gift at Hoffman's Chocolates or Total Wine. There is also health and beauty services, home decor, jewelry, and the Marriott Hotel. I have been here in the past to go to Joseph's Classic Market but they have moved on. I was most recently here for Batch the Cookie's grand opening. The downside to this plaza is parking is limited. Sometimes I have to walk pretty far to get to a business but that is not necessarily a bad thing when I am always trying to get more steps. I just don't want to have to walk far if it is raining. I really like the open air courtyard where my friend and I were able to grab a seat to dig into the cookies. The thing I like most is Boca Center's proximity to the mall. After coming here I was quickly able to go to the mall to grab a birthday gift. There is a lot of shopping and dining options crammed into this area of west Boca. You can get a lot done without having to travel very far.

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    I miss Boca Raton FL. If my mom wasn't a Jehovah's Witness, I might still be less sheep darkened.

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