Recommended: the freshly made pita bread, lavash, spices, herbs. The juices are overpriced. The…read moreHot Bar has good food.

An absolutely amazing event that I decided to splurge on recently. I decided to get there an hour…read moreor so early, and already the line to get in was getting started and growing fast. It was easy to hop in line and once I did, I was scanned in and given a wristband to make everything speedy once the event officially started. Everyone was super friendly and hospitable! Once the event started, the party came out swinging strong and never let up until the end. The music was phenomenal and the DJ definitely knew his stuff! The food from everyone there was phenomenal and I had some of the best lox and bagel I've had in a long time, as well as some refreshing coconut water that had the design of the event engrained on the side! The food was plenty and the drinks kept flowing they definitely were not cheap on either end. My one thing I didn't care for was that a couple of the vendors food was cold even though the event had only started thirty minutes prior. A couple vendors also ran out of food relatively early in the night. The drone show was so cool that they had this year and I absolutely loved how visually beautiful it was and it was a great way to close the night! I'll definitely be back to this event next year!

This is an event that happens monthly. It is a public event. It's near downtown Hollywood. They…read moreclose up a section of Harrison St. follow the sound of the music. The event is always different. The vendors, entertainment, and tour change every month. I recommend doing the art walking tour, it's interesting. FYI the tour starts on time. You learn about the local artists and things you didn't know were hidden in some pictures. I thought it was cool. The event this time had live music. The band was great. Some people were dancing. They had things to entertain the children like games and entertainers. Everyone looked like they were having fun. The parking is public. The area has two garages nearby and some street parking.

This was a great little event that comprises many smaller events like an Artist Market, Street…read moreMural tour, Art Gallery tour, etc. The event happens the third Saturday of the month at Harrison and 20th from 6p-10p. There's parking around the area, but most of it is paid street or garage parking, if you are willing to walk about 4-5 blocks, you can find free 3-hour parking spots. The street is close to car traffic so pedestrians can enjoy a care free stroll. The live music event was great !!

I visited Carousel Club during Art Basel weekend for a book market fair. As someone who loves books…read moreand unique spots, this was the perfect opportunity to finally check out Carousel Club. The location itself is truly unique, and the carousel bar was the most amazing feature it really stood out. The venue was decorated with festive Christmas decor, including giant ornaments, which added to the atmosphere. The staff was super nice! We enjoyed a delicious drink, and the book event was super cute and well-decorated, set up to the right side of the building. Behind the book fair, I was surprised to see a horse race in progress watching the beautiful horses was a highlight I didn't expect. There were multiple food stations throughout Carousel Club, so it's a great place to get together with friends, try food from different vendors, and enjoy drinks in a lively, memorable setting.

The Carousel Club is a fun and unique take on the bar experience. They've transformed their bar…read morearea into a rotating carousel, decorated with all the lights and mirrors of a traditional carousel. The entrance is a zen-like pathway lined with a green canopy of palm trees. We walked into a very spacious outdoor area. There were comfortable padded lounge chairs spread throughout the space. To access these, a reservation or purchase of a hookah is needed. We headed straight to the bar to find out they do not have a traditional cocktail menu. We were told by the bartender, that she'd be able to make simple cocktails if needed. I do think that they are loosing a good opportunity to stand out with creative carousel themed cocktails. This is also a no cash bar. As we're sipping our simple gin and tonic's, looking around we noticed the games scattered around the area. There were a few table tennis and paddle games. I must comment on DJ who was spinning this night. He had such a wide range of music! From r&b, Latin, dancehall, pop, he had everyone on their feet dancing. The atmosphere is very chill, breezy and relaxing. Will be returning!

Held annually in March, the Dania Beach Marine Flea Market is a huge....it will take you more than…read morea day to cover it all...flea market specific to marine and nautical items. It has in excess of 300 vendors, some with new retail items, others with used items, and some dealing in what I could only at best term as being nothing but junk. But it has a solid following. It's been in business for over 41 years, so that is a record difficult to argue about. Held in the parking lot of the Big Easy Casino it's like going on a treasure hunt without a map. You just hope you wonder into whatever is your treasure. For the common needs it's a great place to purchase required life preservers, various pennants, burgess, poles, flags, fishing equipment and the like at far less prices than at places like West Marine. But be wary of mechanical things that they say are better as they are already "broke in" when in fact they are already "broken." Unlike other flea markets they charge you to get in. This year the standard one day admission was $12.00. Though singularly not a lot of money, it's a whole lot of money to just enable you to shop and buy at a flea market. But then again maybe not all that different than be charged to shop at Costco, Sam's Club, BJ's or the like. Now, I've been to all sorts of marine flea markets. Dania is the only one. There is the Pompano Nautical Flea Market combined with a Seafood Fest, the Martin County, Indian River Flea Market, Palm Beach Marine Flea Market, the Treasure Coast flea markets and a whole lot of others. As I've been to all of them, I'm going Four Yelp Stars on the Dania Beach Marine Flea Market as it is one of the bigger and better nautical Flea Markets.

Only once a year? Wish I knew this while I was there…read more Came early Friday morning, paid the $10 entrance fee and spent the next few hours meandering up and down the isles looking at all the wonderful things I didn't know I needed. I seem to do this a lot. I did manage to purchase a few small trinkets but had intentions on coming back the next weekend with a pocket full of cash. Well now I have to wait a year. Everything nautical and more. From boats and engines to clothes and jewelry. There were parts and pieces for every kind of boat. Also furniture and decorations for bigger ones. Fishing gear, electronics etc. and all at flea market prices. If you didn't like the price you could probably find it in the next isle or just barter a bit. I will be back next year and better prepared. Oh and they have beer. So till next year Cheers

Sausage and peppers was good. The rest of the food was severely lacking all canned sauce low…read moregrade parm in packets. Very disappointing

We had a great time at San Gennaro! I think next year we would go at night because it was HOT…read moreduring the day. Other than that, there were tons of foods to choose from and our picks were pretty good for street festival style cuisine. They had some rides for the kids and a stage for music/dancing for the older folks. They're were also vendors selling crafts, jewelry, olive oil and so much more. Hope to see this festival again in 2023!

Marizel and her family are truly gifted seers, teachers, coaches and healers. They are warm and…read morebeautiful beings. I highly recommend The Witches Garden.

I really enjoyed my reading with Marizel. She was shockingly very accurate and descriptive about…read morewhat she saw, so much so that I had chills in my body. She has a very loving energy around her, making you feel safe and protected. She did not ask for any background information, she just started speaking of stories she was seeing come to fruition. Brought lots of clarity to me. The interesting thing is that she knew exactly what type of information I was seeking without me telling her anything. I would highly recommend her. She takes time to ensure you get answers to what you're seeking. Great experience, I would go back and see her again!

The worst food & wine festival ever! OMG what a freaking rip off! So disorganized. The long lines…read morein the heat, wet grass, lousy service...20 mins into this atrocious event and I had barely grabbed 1 ounce of bad wine. Not to mention that after making the long and dreadful line at one of the stands, the vendor had ran out of food! Ugh! What a fiasco! The participating vendors and event organizers should have expected the crowds and not run out of foods. NEVER AGAIN! I want to ask Rush49 for my money back! it was like highway robbery and a total insult to everyone in attendance.

This was a total waste of money!! No one to assist in line and had to move to different line…read morebecause it was not for living social. Waited for about 45 mins to get in. Then another 20 mins to get 1/2 inch of wine??? The food they were giving were a really small bite and mostly chips and pieces of bread. Some venders ran out of drinks and food way before 3 pm. No places to sit down. We were mostly standing lines for too long just get a sip of this and bite of that. Such a mess!! They said that they didn't expect so many people at the same time. But don't they know how many people bought a ticket??? I am requesting refund to living social too !!

The honey's mother was working this, so we stopped in during our trip to Florida to say goodbye…read morebefore we left. I actually had a lot of fun with the fair but our friend of a friend wasn't super impressed with the vendors. The words "amateur hour" were used because there were so few in number. Truthfully I have to agree in part because there was only one food/water tent and the line was HUGE, which wasn't so fun. But in the end I really enjoyed the music (Lots of Tarken!) and the food was delicious! Absolutely awesome! If we're ever in town during this again we'd definitely stop by, though since there wasn't much to do probably not for more than an hour. Unless we're visiting mom that is! ;D

This event should never be called a FAIR. It is simply a…read morecarnival. There are no exhibits, entertainment. It is simply rides, games and food trucks. You pay $10 admission for nothing in return. There was false advertising of fair walkers and entertainment. The games are ridiculously expensive which accounts for basically no people playing any of them.

don't waste your time here, completely miss managed.. save yourself the aggravation and go…read moresomewhere else

Quaint independent movie theatre smacked right in the middle of Hollywood Circle. Would've never…read moreknown it was there if not for a French Meetup group I'm a part of. Passed by last Sunday to see White As Snow. We were a group of at least a dozen Francophiles, seeing as the leader of our Meetup group had spoken to the manager to get us to see this movie. The movie itself was a modern retelling of Snow White with some quirks. The movie was in French and I heavily recommend it. For those who don't speak French, don't worry as there are subtitles. Anyway, the movie theatre itself is small and intimate. I believe there is only one room where they show movies. The bathrooms are adjacent and were quite clean. They have a food stand up front, and on that day, Josh was manning it and running around after us. I'm not too sure how normal the set-up we had was as it seems the movie theatre was closed just for us, but I do have to say I was impressed. They gave us complimentary water and popcorn, and given my tardiness, I was even sought out personally in the dark to make sure I got my goodies. The customer service was superb and they really want to make sure their patrons feel welcome. This seems to be part of a trio of movie theatres that play unique movies in the area (the other two being Gateway Cinema and Savor Cinema). Have to say I'm pleased to have found this out. I just love movies!

Amazing little spot. Stumbled upon this place by accident and was very surprised to see it showing…read morea short film I had been wanting to see. Will definitely be revisiting any time I'm in the area.