What a magnificent store filled with French delights and wonderful home goods. This store is so…read morecharming. We popped in here upon arrival to a day of shopping in Palm Beach and I loved exploring all the treats it had to offer. There is a wide selection of French cheeses, butters, snacks and desserts that will make hosting any party a breeze. They also have wine. If you're looking to grab a coffee or pastry, they've got you covered, too. I know it's legit because they had salt from Guérande which is a town I got to visit in France known for their salt. I really felt like I stepped into France the moment I walked into the door. Magical indeed. I also noticed they have sandwiches so if you're looking to grab a bite this is a charming spot. Absolutely loved Blue Provence and would be there every weekend if I lived in Palm beach. The service is so friendly and their home goods are so unique and beautiful. My friend took home a really unique pitcher that I know will be a conversation starter when she hosts.

Why I keep going back: incredibly fresh array of delicious items cooked daily in the kitchen…read moreYou HAVE to buy: one of the soups (watercress, vichyssoise and carrot ginger are standouts) Tony's Tip: you won't find all of your favorites in the fridge every day, so it's a bit of a dice roll every time you step into the store This review is way overdue. We've been stopping into Blue Provence since we bought a place in Palm Beach four years ago, and it's a regular drive-by after we hit Saturday's West Palm Greenmarket or are just in town doing an errand. Blue Provence is owned by a Frenchman named Harry who runs the store from late Summer to early Spring, then heads back to his native land to relax and recharge. When he's in town, Harry slaves away in the kitchen, producing a broad selection of soups, quiches, dinner items, and desserts. At Blue Provence, you will find a tantalizing selection of delicious and non-traditional homemade soups. I mentioned three above, but asparagus, tomato basil, ratatouille and others hit the refridgerator shelf as well. Never all of them on one day, but often at least once a week. Beyond that, I CRAVE the homemade lasagna, which is made with fresh dough, and perfectly balanced between cheese, sauce and meat (he also makes a vegetarian version, but I am a carnivore). We've tried his desserts (chocolate mousse and a vanilla-forward rice pudding-like creation), which are delicious, but rich. The pastry window has a broad selection of offerings (my favorite being a massive raspberry linzer cookie). With this, we're just scratching the surface of what's available. There's a range of sandwiches available, made on the spot. It's also a specialty foods boutique that carries nuts, jams, cheeses, and so forth, plus kitchen and home-related non-edible wares. I'd call the experience a bit of a treasure hunt, emphasis on the word treasure. Not cheap, but you really can't beat the quality of food he's preparing, and in some cases, I can't even think of where we'd go to find a substitute. Even if you're just in town for a few days, this shop is worth a stop.

The store had a great selection of curiosities, perfect for kitschy souvenirs. I've even found some…read moregreat Vietri table wear. The customer service however was awful. They followed the two of around the store the entire time--but only us two not the middle aged or boomers in the store. Apparently being a young adult is suspicious? Nevermind that we were dressed well and classy. It felt like ageism, if not r@cism (since we are minority?) But all three employees (younger than us) were on us as if they expected the worse, and they lacked all tact in their supervision and stares.

The Breakers hotel has a number of charming shops and dining options in the Palm Courtyard. This…read moreincludes the delightful News and Gourmet which offers both a home goods and gift shop and coffee and snacks along with the newspaper. In the morning you can enjoy artisanal coffee, both cold brew and Seattle-style pour over and freshly-baked pastries. For lunch they offer quick, light bites, which include salads, sandwiches and snacks. They even sell cigars and bottles of wine. On the other side is a carefully curated collection of gifts and unique decorative accessories from around the world. Everything is so artfully arranged by type and color scheme. They sell holiday decorations, books, collectibles, dishes, cups, glassware, topiaries, beautifully embroidered dish towels, an assortment of napkin rings, greeting card, note cards, decorative items, glass paper weights, candles, beauty items, and more. I really loved the Palm Beach coloring book. Of course this being The Breakers, items are pricey. A single greeting card was $6. I enjoyed exploring all of the shop items after which I indulged in a croissant and coffee from the food side. You can take your food and drinks out to the Palm Court where there is beautiful landscaping, fountains, and tables and seats. You don't have to be a guest of the resort to come here. The Breakers tries to limit non resort guests during season but if you allow them to scan your license and tell the guards you are coming to eat or shop they will let you in. Guest parking is on your immediate left just after you pass the guards.

The Royal Poinciana Plaza is one of our favorite places! Everything here is so tasteful and…read morebeautifully designed -- from the architecture to the seasonal decor. There are plenty of shops, a lovely restaurant, a café with delicious pastries, and another spot for great coffee and smoothies to go. The plaza is always decorated by designers for the holidays -- Halloween, Christmas, Easter, Valentine's Day -- and it looks stunning every time! This time there was a pumpkin patch with a DJ, drinks, a photographer, ice cream, and other treats -- fun for both kids and parents. So many photo spots and such an aesthetic atmosphere. Always a pleasure to visit and shop here -- I absolutely love this place!

Lovely collection of stores and a few restaurants to restore you after shopping and walking. Great…read morelandscaping, design and ambiance.

CityPlace is a vibrant space with the Eataly, restaurants and coffee shops to include Starbucks and…read moreretail stores such as Lululemon, H&M, Urban Outfitters, Alo and Sunglass Hut. CityPlace also has an open air area perfect for lounging and listening to live music and entertainment. There is also a water fountain where the kids can cool off on a warm summer day. We didn't get to venture too far and experience all that CityPlace has to offer. I hope to return to visit and indulge in the featured immersive arts and events available.

Every time I come to city place I see something new that wasn't here last time. There are lots of…read morenew high-end shops that have opened. Pop-up bagels and Moxie are now going strong here. There is new construction with residential high-rises coming up in this area as well.

I have passed the cafe many times and made it in yesterday for lunch. I was able to order from the…read moreself service kiosk and ate inside. The order came out quickly. The Hawaiian Healer smoothie has banana, coconut water, pineapple, and strawberry. The chicken pesto panini was loaded with mozzarella and pesto sauce and it came with a side of chips. Everything was delicious and fresh! The staff was friendly and the place is clean. They sell healthy foods and supplements as well. If you are looking for a quick and healthy eat, made a pit stop and get your fill up!

Natural Blends Natural Cafe - Greenacres, FL Came in today…read morehoping for a quick lunch. Tried to call ahead at noon to place an order and was told they ONLY take online orders now. Cool, no problem... except there's literally no "order now" button or online ordering section anywhere on their website. The person on the phone insisted she could see the button on her end. Walked in less than 5 minutes later (place was practically empty except one other customer) and asked her to show me on her phone. Suddenly she couldn't find it either and got noticeably flustered. Felt like a straight-up lie to avoid taking phone orders. Ordered an açaí bowl at the counter. Ingredients looked fresh and it was made to order, but it still took a solid 10 minutes for something that should've been fast in an empty shop. The bowl itself was good -- nice fruit, decent portion -- but the peanut butter drizzle was that super-sweet, processed squeeze-bottle stuff that tastes like candy more than actual peanut butter. Kind of defeats the "natural" vibe. Paid almost $14 after tax... felt steep for what it was. The space is small and honestly feels cluttered -- random shelves, mismatched furniture, layout is a little chaotic. Not the chill, Instagram-worthy health cafe vibe you might expect. Bottom line: the food is decent if you're already nearby and not in a rush, but the customer service mishap and pricing left a bad taste. I'll probably pass next time unless they get the online ordering actually working (or just admit they take phone orders).

Absolutely LOVE this store! The sales associates were super friendly and helpful. Everything in the…read morestore was beyond beautiful. I love my new pieces, I'll definitely be a frequent shopper.

DO NOT BUY FROM THIS RETAILER.Their return policy is deceptive. They do not issue refunds--only…read morestore credit--but they fail to disclose that clearly on the product pages or during checkout. Instead, the restriction is buried in the returns section, where customers are likely to discover it only after the purchase has been made. A no-refund policy this restrictive should be displayed prominently before payment, not hidden in the fine print. The prices are absurdly high for clothing that is average at best in both quality and construction. The sizing is also extremely distorted. Many pieces appear designed for highly exaggerated proportions rather than the average woman, and the fit shown online does not accurately represent how the clothing fits in person. This retailer charges luxury prices without providing luxury quality, reliable sizing, transparent policies, or acceptable customer service. Once they have your money, your only option is to exchange one overpriced, poorly fitting item for another. Buyer beware. I would never purchase from this company again.

Barbara was so helpful in making sure I got the right ballet shoe size for my adult class and…read moreanswering all my questions about ballet shoe material brands and sizing. The store had some really adorable leotards, bags, and gifts for girls ballet as well. I was happy to land on a shoe from a brand I didn't expect called So Danca that was much better than the others in my opinion. There are some things that you must buy in person so I was happy that Barbara could help me find the right fit.

Stopped by to get a pair of pointe shoes and had a very lovely experience!!! The place was…read morebeautiful and clean and had a very nice selection of dance wear! The customer service was excellent!!!

I love Padma !! I have gotten the most beautiful lehenga's from them. Anything you need altered…read morethey will do and alterations are reasonably priced. The ladies are super helpful and friendly and make you feel like a princess. When I say it's all love and care to make sure you look great and are happy with your purchase I mean it. They have a customer for life with me. Their knowledge and selections are beautiful from Lehenga to Sarees and jewelry and you will get honest feedback. I recommend this shop 1000%.

Awesome place with gorgeous collection and wonderful customer service. My wife found a beautiful…read moreoutfit. Highly recommend. Harish & Nayana Parekh