In 2024, the theme was Misfit Toys. Not many people dressed up as such since (I guess, it's hard…read moreto find misfit outfits...LOL..). There were still many fun and daring costumes on the Drive. It rained a few times during the celebration, making the crowds a bit smaller this year. Still a fun time with live music, bars, costume contests and more.....

Wicked Manors on the Drive is a Stunning Sight to See Each Year! They Close the Whole Drive Down…read morefor an October 31st Night Full of Stellar Halloween Costumes, Booze On Repeat, Scare Scenes, and Most of All FUN!! We have made this a Halloween Tradition to Spend Each Year on the Halloween Block Party of the Drive! Stages, Boozy Bar Booths, Loud Music, People Each & Every-Way, Sponsors, Food Trucks, and More are what to look forward to. Entrance Fee is a Donation of $5 to Wilton Manors. They Open the Block Party for Families at 5pm with Trick or Treat and a Halloween Kids Costume Contest at 6:30pm. Then the Night turns into an All-Out Adult Party with the Most Elaborate Up-Done Costumes you have seen! Each Year a Theme is Given to provide a Spooky Mix! 2017 ~Hero's & Icons~ 2018 ~Game Night~ 2019 ~7 Deadly Sins ~ Parking and Uber can be quite the Trouble as it is hard to get close to the Drive with either option. Find a Nearby Friend or be Prepared to get a bit of Exercise! Cash is Recommended to Bring- All Bars and Restaurants are Open but Containers are Permitted and Recommended as it can get Costly and Timely at these Events depending on your Consumption! Bring the Crazy's Out & Enjoy!

Amazing place! Owner was so kind and sweet. He stayed open later for us to come in. We just had to…read morecall ahead the day before and book an appointment. Will definitely come back!

From the owner: Oakland Park Selfie Museum is your one stop shop for photography, content creation, and fun. Come…read moredown for an hour at our fully equipped studio for a unique time and create selfie Magic!

Tenth level is one of my favorite places in Fort Lauderdale! They have a fun nerdy gaming theme…read morethat's in every detail and decoration, and even the drink names! The staff are super nice, and the bartender gave a great drink recommendation based on what I told him I was looking for. They have game consoles with an insane variety of games throughout the bar and seating area, which are all open to play for free. They have any game you could ever want-PlayStation, Nintendo, sega, etc, and board games to play as well. They have a ton of fun events every month: trivia, bingo, karaoke-always with different themes. If you're looking for something fun to do, I promise this is your place. A million stars!

I've been here before and had a decent experience, but this visit was disappointing enough that I…read morelikely won't return. We came as a group of five. Two of us ordered drinks right away and sat at the bar playing video games. The rest of our group was still deciding what they wanted, which we understood fell under the one drink minimum per person rule. One friend sat with us at the bar while we had our drinks and was told by the bartender that she couldn't sit there without purchasing a drink, so she moved. She then stood near our other friends, who were playing an arcade game, and they were told they could not play unless they each bought a drink. At this point, they stood behind us at the bar to look over the menu and decide what they wanted, but that didn't seem to matter. The bartender repeatedly returned and escalated the situation instead of allowing any reasonable time to order, stating they could get water if they wanted and that it did not have to be alcoholic. After only a couple of minutes, the same bartender came out from behind the bar again and said in a rude, condescending tone that they "don't understand... if they don't buy a drink, then they can't even be in the building." Our friends explained that we had already purchased drinks and were simply deciding what we wanted, but at that point, they were turned off by his behavior and no longer wanted anything--and frankly, neither did we. We cashed out our tab, finished our drinks, and left. We were already paying customers and would have ordered more drinks, but the handling of the situation made that impossible. Instead, the business lost not only our additional sales, but also several friends who were planning to join us and spend money. We are local to the area and not teenagers causing a disturbance, which is what the situation felt like when our friends were told to leave for no clear reason. I understand house rules like a one-drink minimum, but there is a professional way to enforce them. This wasn't it. Not everyone can or wants to order immediately--whether due to preferences, pacing, or dietary restrictions--and the lack of flexibility or basic courtesy was disappointing. Instead of encouraging guests to stay and order more, the approach did the opposite. Unfortunately, this experience completely changed my impression of the place, and I don't see myself returning. There are other spots in the area with a similar concept that offer a much more welcoming and customer-friendly experience, and I would recommend exploring those instead.

Would you like customers or not? Service could improve for sure. Came in yesterday to support a…read moresmall business as always. On top of having a strange experience at the shop, I left feeling pretty scammed when the handful of items I picked out came to a total of $48 hahahahaha.. Unwelcoming visit to say the least, I was a loyal customer. Before you can avoid accountability, yes I am referring to the candy shop very clearly labeled out front 'To The Moon' in Wilton Manors, FL. I believe the owner is a native New Yorker and all I have to say is: Stop making us look bad, absolute moron.

An interesting candy store nestled in Wilton Manors along the infamous Wilton Drive amongst several…read moreother businesses comically named with sexual innuendos. The front wall and roof of the store screamed Candy Candy Candy by it's vibrantly colorful lollipops, gum drops and taffy decor. This was going to be a quick stop since parking on Wilton Drive is limited and notorious for citations by the aggressive meter maid. Based on my concern, the sole employee advised that a few free parking spaces in the rear are available for a strict maximum of fifteen minutes, which is a kind offering. The inside was much larger than the front view of the building reflects. The giant yellow Haribo bear stood proudly by the front door with bags of sour gummies hanging from it's chest. For chocolate enthusiasts, there was an entire section dedicated to fresh chocolate treats. At a quick glance, it was evident that a large amount of the candies were old school big brands. Aside from candies, there were novelty gifts which include coffee mugs with celebrity, pride rainbow and 80's TV shows like Seinfeld, Peanuts or Laverne and Shirley prints. Hundreds of hanging decorative ornaments fill the ceiling but unsure if those are for sale. Very cool candy store with alot of originality and snug parking.

Did this with a group from my husband's work they set everything up. Left towards the evening so…read morewe were able to catch the sunset which was stunning. A two story boat the cruses to the Jungle island. Drinks on the boat while you can sit or walk around while enjoying the scenery. Beautiful waterfront homes and yachts big ones little one. While your cruising other people wave to you they have a little bit of music playing. I enjoyed standing in the front it was very enjoyable and just loved the sunset Florida has some of the most beautiful sunsets incredible. We arrived at the island and greeted with friendly people where all the entertainment began. We sat down and ate they brought the food bbq to the table brought is drinks during the dinner they had live music that followed outside fire dancers and hula dancing. Then you were able to walk around the island birds a few animals jungle vibe. Than back on the boat for a ride back. Food was chicken which was tender and tasty. Ribs that feel off the bone with extra bbq sauce. Corn bread coleslaw.

Great way to spend 90 minutes. Cost was reasonable. Boat left exactly at departure time…read more Sights were interesting although most of the trip was taken up with view of famous people's homes. This was expected though since most of these types of boat rides are similar in that respect. One interesting highlight was the trip into Port Canaveral to see some of the cruise ships in port. The tour guide/docent named Mason kept us engaged throughout the trip with his knowledge and an occasional one-liner. All in all a very pleasant afternoon. Highly recommended

This theater is a must go to and Support. Small intimate brilliance from this Ronnie Larson Person…read moreI support this theater. I highly recommend all the performances maybe not all cause I'm a female, but most. LOL

The Foundry is a small neighborhood theater in Wilton Manors, just across the street from Union…read morerestaurant and next door to Island City Stage on Dixie Highway. Plays of Wilton makes its home at The Foundry, a 54 seat black box theater that is wheelchair accessible. Since there are only 4 rows of seats and the theater is small and intimate, almost any seat in the main section is a good seat. The seats are next to each other, so people sit tightly in this small venue. There are some side seats sometimes, but I do not recommend, since the angle of vision to the stage is not the best. Out of all the seats in the main area, I find seat B7 to be the best. There's a pole next to it and an aisle on the other side, so this is the one seat that is almost "private". The plays are mostly LGBTQ+ themed and based. The one I went to see called 10 Naked Men was not all nude. Actors stayed clothed most of the time, but the title sure got people excited about the show....LOL.... Hunter's the nightclub was kind enough to donate red and white wine as well as water for the show, so these beverages were complementary throughout the play. There is limited parking in front and behind theater with some handicapped parking spaces. The theater opens one half hour prior to performance times. Performances are usually Wednesday through Sunday. Evening performances at 8 PM and matinees at 2 or 3 PM. As of 2024, the performances are usually : $35 General Reserved Seating $50 Premium 1st Row Seating $25 Side seating, when available

Small space but packs in the viewers. I have been here for multiple events and Sherman and Dooney…read moreare great hosts and personable. They usually have live paintings, food, and music. Take a stop in, it's worth your time.

this new gallery opened with a smashing success. Its simple with grand potential.read more

We had so much fun here and the show is great! Very colorful, professional and clever!…read more The food and service is fantastic and I can't wait to come back! This is a fun place to spend an afternoon laughing, celebrating and enjoying the show!

This nightclub like atmosphere was so much fun for a special occasion or just an afternoon. I went…read morewith a few friends and had shrimp and buttery grits. There was unlimited mimosas and bloody Mary's. They kept it flowing. The show was very interactive with top performers. Straight or gay men women all enjoyed. It must be experienced at least once.