We've been coming to Learning Express since Easter and I'm blown away by how beautifully you've…read morehandled the NeeDoh and squishy rush. No other toy store in town restocks NeeDohs this consistently. Every visit, I'm more impressed by how organized you are and how amazing your customer service is. Hats off to the entire team and the owner + manager -- you're doing an incredible job. We love you guys and will keep supporting this store. Five stars, all day, every day! Thank you, Learning Express!

A gem in the world of retail. Great selection of toys and…read moregames with attentive service by some very funny young ladies. Was a wonderful shopping experience with the added benefit of their complementary gift wrapping. A must go to and will Definitely be back.

This place was really cool and really well organized for an antique shop. Very clean and the young…read morelady behind the counter was very helpful and made my experience there an enjoyable one. The items that I brought weren't overpriced and she still made the deal very fair for both parties. I will be back and if your into antique shopping this place is very nice

It never fails to amaze me how very different it can be between 2 stores doing pretty much the same…read morething... Walgreens compared to CVS, Publix to Winn Dixie, Target to Walmart, you get the idea, but even knowing that difference is a very real thing, 2 "vintage" shops sitting next to each other could likely not be any more different if they tried... Today I explored a place that is quite literally a blast from the past. Kelsey Vintage is a clean, organized, well stocked bastion of all but forgotten treasures. Everything from the knick knacks your parents had sitting on a shelf, to toys you forgot you played with, the music of your youth, and the signs your grandparents pointed out on road trips. I found a few last minute Christmas presents and a new favorite store to browse in

Moved to the area recently and came to this location for the first time yesterday. I'm used to…read moreother locations in FL & CA and this location was SO nice. I even told the nice lady at the front who helped me bring my boxes in. This location stands out as it's super clean and organized. The clothes are nice picks as well and priced super well. The only negative was there wasn't a lot of shoes to look thru- I guess maybe it was just for my kiddos sizes. Definitely will be back! So happy they bought my clothes and gave me $39. Win!

One of the best ways to get rid of gently used baby and kids items. This location tends to be very…read morepicky with what they buy from you, so make sure it's worthwhile. Also, the last time I walked in (January 2026) they asked that items be brought in a bin instead of a bag. This is to avoid items from falling out of the bags and getting mixed with other items.

WOW! A trip down memory lane. As soon as you step into this establishment, nostalgia comes rushing…read moreback to you. The days of my childhood spent playing Pokémon and watching the anime came back to me. This store is exceptional and truly a hidden gem. They have great quality products and have fair pricing. They even had Eevee and Pikachu mascots there for you to meet. My inner child heart was singing. I was able to get some stuffed animals and cards and I absolutely plan on going back soon. The staff was super nice and accommodating as well. Love and appreciation for Pokemon spans over generations and this is truly a shop where kids and millennial adults alike can find something to take home. Not into Pokemon but your children are? Bring them, let the browse and then grab a bite to eat at the attached cafe that serves delicious food and pastries. I can't say enough how cool and fun this place is.

These guys are amazing. They know everything there is to know about Pokémon. I love bringing my…read moreeight year old there.

Five Below is always a great store for gifts, candy, simply tech and electronics, cell phones…read moreaccessories, small toys, cards and much more. The store is clean and quite large. The staff is always nice and helpful. There is always a bargain at Five Below. The store is conveniently located off I95 by the Tanger Outlets in Palm Beach.

i've been shopping at this five below for years as I live very close to this store, but when I went…read morehere the other day with my little brother, I was very astonished at the terrible service. There was a girl working she had like a lot of acne on her face. get her name, but she was very rude to me and my brother, my brother had a backpack and he told me there was some history with her another time telling him to leave the store because she figured he stole something, but she never checked his bag therefore she never found out if he stole anything so these to me are baseless. So when I walked in the store with my brother, she asked him to put his backpack which had valuable things in it on the counter. My brother was reluctant, but he still and it seemed like she was watching us the whole time while we were shopping in the store and I felt like her attitude was also very rude. While I was leaving the store after we finished shopping and bought lots of things, I forgot to put my pin in because usually when I no told me that I had forgot my pin, but she didn't and I felt like that was also very rude. I've seen this lady before and I feel like she's been a little rude and had an attitude with me as well other times while I shocked. All the other employees are very nice and welcoming, but I feel like she ruined the vibe and it's unfortunate because I've shopped here many times over the years.

I was in West Palm Beach for Ma's 85th Birthday and wanted nice napkins and paper plates for the…read morecelebration. Swoozie's came up on Yelp for a party planning store. Beautiful layout with themed decor for every occasion you may be pondering. This location is behind the Garden's Mall in Palm Beach Gardens. There is street parking as well as a covered garage. There is a clearance table in the rear of the room... I bought from the main items in the store and scored some napkins and plates for our impromptu soiree. Some items are pretty pricey but you are in an area that 'in theory' can afford the cost. I found the customer service to be fine... but I am also engaging when I walk into a store where people might treat me suspiciously. Which I will point out didn't happen here. Respectfully Reviewed.

Swoozies was inspired by a mother who longed for a one stop shopping experience for all the gifts a…read moreperson might need to buy for birthdays, weddings, teachers, hostesses, etc. Kelly worked with her husband David who had extensive retail experience and they opened the first Swoozies in Buckhead, Atlanta Georgia in 2001. There are now 10 Swoozie's locations including this one in Palm Beach Gardens. The store is well organized and has a lot of great gifts items, wrapping, greeting cards and stationary. Everything is invitingly displayed. I love their sweet Halloween decorations and they had an extensive selection of my favorite Scout bags. They had a Florida themed Scout bag that I had never seen before and fell in love with and honestly may have to go back for. They also carry games, children's items, home decor, and kitchen items. The inventory is brand name and can be very pricey. I was interested in a pillow featuring my daughter's college UCF and it was over $200! A decorative dish towel was a more affordable $15.They had many items I have not seen elsewhere and it was fun to explore this store with my girlfriends.

Large store with lots of items from clothing, to swings, strollers, carriers, toys, books, and even…read morepotty items 2 stars is because they really are not the place to sell your items. We got offered $45 for a mint condition $200 swing. Very much a low ball pawn store like offer. Might as well donate the item. Crappy corporate lingo response as well (regardless whether it's individually owned) The only reason we accepted, is because we drove all the way there, out of our way and my husband REALLY didn't want to sell this swing on Facebook marketplace or Craigslist because he didn't want strangers in our home, and the swing requires power Anyways long story short, come to buy here, but don't come here to sell. I understand they have overhead costs and all, but that's just taking advantage of people. The good news for me is the hubby is open to selling on the other platforms IF it's not powered Be careful of their new items because it's more expensive than amazon!

I love this place! I've always shopped here for my nieces, getting them quality Disney princess…read moredresses and Lily Pulitzer clothes. Now I'm expecting a little one of my own and will definitely shop here for my baby needs. Just bought a beautiful bassinet for a huge mark down. Plus the owner is so friendly and helped load it into my car for me.

Barnes & Noble has become a sad shadow of its former self…read more This B&N in particular is poorly staffed and dirty. Awful Starbucks too, the few black coffees I've purchased are consistently burnt. It's pretty much impossible to find a staff member unless you're checking out, and often times there's long lines you have to wait though because there's one cashier behind the desk. There has been only one time I've seen an employee at the circulation desk. They didn't carry two out of the three books I asked about, and the one she told me was in stock was not on the shelves when I went to look. I approached her again (waiting through another long line of desperate book buyers) asking if she could direct me to the aisle the book I wanted was in, and she told me her system didn't have a book section listed. Can you imagine going to Publix, asking where the cereal is, and the cashier doesn't know? I remember when you shopped here and the employees not only knew where the book you wanted was, they could walk you right to where it was on the shelf and other sections where the author was listed. Also, why are there so many games and toys now? I must've seen five aisles of plastic light up toys and stuffed animals for kids, the cheap stuff you buy for your neighbor's cousin's birthday party. The kid's section was so sad to walk around. Poorly made picture books with AI-slop cartoons. Maybe a small handful of classics like Madeline and Brown Bear, Brown Bear. No chapter books as far as I could see. Instead of brightening our children's minds with imagination and literary challenges, they're dumbing them down with cheap content. I remember spending hours here with my Dad as a kid, paging through books while he sat with a coffee and magazine. I hope, so so much, that it can return to this.

From what I read, Barnes & Noble's business began as far back as 1873 by Charles Barnes that…read morestarted a book business from his home in Wheaton, Illinois. The bookstore opened their first brick & mortar store on Fifth Avenue at 18th Street in New York City which is today the flagship store. Barnes & Noble grew worldwide with its variety of reading material which included general trade books, academic titles, textbooks, and medical books. As the world turns into the digital age, Barnes & Noble began to upgrade their stores with innovation, contemporary aesthetic with books at the center, grew their food and beverage offerings, and comfortable seating for a friendly customer experience. The Palm Beach Gardens location is large, and the staff is friendly and accommodating. The book price values are reasonable, and the other amenities are enjoyable. I am still one of those individuals that love to hold a read a hard cover book. But do not get me wrong, I also read books online.

Short story: Extremely uncomfortable, and employee was unhelpful. Walked in and only employee was…read moresleeping on a recliner with a dog next to him. Walked out a few minutes later after yelling at said employee for literally hitting another dog and yanking it by its leash to hit it further. Long story: I walked into Excelsior looking for a comic book on the way to run some errands. Once I stepped foot into the store I noticed a man sleeping on a recliner, with a dog sitting next to him (a small black and white mixed Chihuahua). The man (employee/manager?) acknowledged me by opening his eyes, and then closed them again to seemingly go back to sleep. After looking at the wall for the specific comic (Captain America Steve Rogers #3), I suddenly heard and then saw another dog barking (a grey and white Chihuahua) behind me. Not bothered by it, but confused why the man wasn't doing anything to stop it, I continued browsing the wall. I turned around in the direction of the dog barking once I heard the man stand up and suddenly grab the dog. Thinking it was more of a gesture to put him in a cage to calm down, I thought nothing of it. I asked him if he had the comic I was looking for and suddenly I heard yelping and the sound of the man smacking the dog. Even worse, the dog had already stopped barking long ago, and the man continued to smack the dog. I began walking in the direction of the man to confirm my suspicions when suddenly I heard a smack and then a snarl from the dog. The man had just gotten bit. He pulled his hand back and went to smack with the other when I called out and asked him, "what's going on". He froze, mumbled something incoherent under his breath, and at that point the first dog that was sitting next to him on the recliner began to bark as well. He lifted his hand and started smacking the dog on the recliner as well. He told me, "He just copies what the other does..." He then told me to pick up his iPhone that had fallen on the floor and hand it to him (a call was coming through). He answered and began mumbling greetings that even I being two feet away could barely understand. At this point I was ready to leave but I was frozen in a state of being uncomfortable and scared for the dogs. I tried talking to the man further, and realized he wasn't even responding to me anymore. I walked out, with no intention to ever return.

Any comic book store that has as much enthusiasm for Aquaman as this place deserves my…read morerecommendation. My girlfriend and I walked in on a whim during their grand opening. Unbeknownst to myself, they had a sale on Aquaman ("You know you love his trident," the billboard outside read), so I ended up grabbing two TPBs. The owner was super friendly and outgoing, telling me how much he personally enjoyed reading one of the volumes I was purchasing. I always try to spot board games when I go into comic book stores -- something this place doesn't have, but it's still a great source for comics in Lake Worth that I'm very excited about. Plus, you gotta love a name like "Excelsior!"