Plantation Town Square is an 11 acre shopping plaza built in 2001. The layout and large parking…read morelot make it very visitor friendly. The landscaping is well maintained and it feels very safe. The anchor store is Publix and surrounding it is a number of restaurants, shops, and businesses offering services. There is a Miracle Ear, Jersey Mike's, Urgent Care, The UPS Store, Boulevard Salon, Barber, Sugar Wax, Pinch a Penny, The UPS Store, Bien Chido Mexican Taqueria, The Game Stop, Starbucks, Bliss Nail Lounge, and Physicians Therapy Now. I came to the plaza to try the new Tea Bros and ended up also having lunch at the Plantation Diner. Whether dinning out or just trying to knock a few errands off your list, you are sure to find just what you need at Plantation Town Square.

This is a good size shopping center with about 36 stores ranging from banks to restaurants to…read moremedical offices to grocery stores. Among the busiest businesses here you will find: AllState Bank United Bien Chido- Authentic Mexican Taqueria Bluedog School of Acting for Kids Boulevard Salon Chicken Kitchen Dry Cleaning Depot Edward Jones Empire Sushi GameStop Gianna's Pizzeria Hair Cuttery James Kerns, DMD Le Délice Crépes & Ice Cream Miracle-Ear Hearing Aid Center Mita's Hallmark My Puppy Boutique Nice Cream - Nitrogen Ice Cream Pinch A Penny Pool Planet Beach a Contempo Spa Plantation Diner Pretty Poodles & Pets Princess Nails Publix Publix Liquors QuikDROP Starbucks Summit Learning Services I have stopped at this shopping center a few times, to go to Publix or to check out the pet stores. Overall, it is easy to get in/out and the parking lot is fairly large.

A venue supporting local musicians within Plantation Walk. The public is always free to watch and…read morelisten to the live music with free parking. Retail shops and eateries surround the small stage. Today had some coffee with friends at the Crack'd Kitchen & Coffee while hundreds of little kids and mothers sat on the courtyard green to watch Miss Tracy Sings (every 3rd Sunday of the month) perform a bunch of nursery rhyme tunes while she played her guitar. It wasnt my thing but for others it was great morning entertainment. Every Thursday - Sunday the Plaza Live, with varying hours, has performers entertaining the public on the stage. "Radio" takes the stage most nights from 6pm - 10pm playing music from varying genres.

Plantation walk is a very nice little outdoor shopping/dining area but I do have to say it needs…read moremore stuff. There are a handful of different places such as a massage place, a few restaurants, a UFC Fit and a couple stores to buy stuff for outdoor dining patios and whatnot. I enjoy walking around here because there is something to do on the weekends and it usually gets a nice little crowd. One of my favorite things that they host here is the car show once a month. It is really cool to see all the different styles of cars while walking around getting some snacks from the local businesses. They do need to figure out a wider variety of things here and probably need to lower the rent because there is a ton of empty storefronts that used to be something or have never been anything yet. I really enjoy the nitrogen ice cream place they have here and they even have an escape room here! There is a nice variety of things here and you can kill a bit of time hopping around the place eating and drinking because these places have pretty good happy hour specials! The walk is always super clean as well and I never have to struggle to find parking when I am here, even on event days!

I love Broward Mall! I've been coming here for over 20 years, and it's changed quite a bit over…read morethat time. One of the biggest improvements was the addition of the movie theater, and the interior has been renovated to feel much more modern, bright, and clean. Many of the longtime anchor stores are still here, although some of the smaller boutique shops have come and gone over the years. I also appreciate that there are now a couple of kid-friendly attractions, including a children's museum and an indoor play center. They're great additions for families and are very reasonably priced. The parking lot is large, with multiple entrances around the property, so it's easy to access the mall from just about any direction. There is still some construction in one section of the parking lot that seems like it's been there for quite a while. I haven't seen much activity recently, so I'm not sure if the project is still ongoing. Fortunately, it's limited to one area and doesn't really affect the overall shopping experience. The mall itself is a nice size. It's not overwhelmingly large, but it's definitely not small either. Everything is indoors, making it a great place to shop, walk around, or spend a few hours, especially during Florida's hot or rainy weather. Overall, Broward Mall has done a great job modernizing while keeping many of the stores and features that have made it a local favorite for years.

If you have young children who are don't always enjoy playing outside in the heat, this is a…read morewonderful small play area where crawlers to young walkers can safely play. During the weekdays there rarely many children playing. Weekends are obviously more crowded but fun for the kids as long as the guardians are supervising their own little ones. There is an area for parking strollers and storing shoes. The play area was clean and I didn't observe anything that looked dangerous for climbing and playing. This is a great FREE indoor space for those Plantation days when the weather is not great outside.

OLD MALL WITH NEW VIBE…read more.. The Broward Mall originated in 1978 on University Drive in Plantation Florida. The mall had a huge draw then with the three big clothing and home anchor stores which are still active: JC Pennys, Macy's, and Dillards. The mall was refurbished in 2007 and was renamed Westfield Mall and has since added some new stores and restaurants: The Whole Enchilada Buffalo Wild Wings Regal Broward Stadium 12 Brio Tuscan Grille Claires Bath & Body Works Yankee Candle Haagen-Daz Juan Valdez Coffee Victoria's Secret Envy Fresh Mangos Cedenos Cuban Cafe Life Nime Crazy Comics Journey's Guess Los Angeles This mall has newer movie theater and a well organized multi-cultural food court.

Westfield was originally named Broward Mall. It's very confusing because the name changed to…read moreWestfield and then changed back to Broward Mall. I spent years and years going to this mall to shop and for community events. The school children had activities here when my daughter was growing up. We loved to spend the day shopping and then get something to eat. After we pigged out we walked and shopped some more! When I return I'm sure I will visit Broward Mall to reminisce about old times. But I certainly know the feeling that you can't go home again. I've tried going back in time with other places I have lived. I felt like I was a stranger in a strange land. I still recommend you check it out. Thanks Kim!

Shopping In South Florida needs trip to Sawgrass Mills. Yes, I feel the need to speed money…read moreshopping at the supreme outlet mall. Well, if you're driving make sure you use the garage or your car will become a broiler when ya return. You don't wanna spend your turn in burn unit ya feel me.. I stop at Grand Luxe for an energizing meal before my spending spree begins. Lots of high end stores ranging from Gucci , Versace & Balenciaga. Plus many other brands for what ever your needs are at the moment. Frank hit up Versace and purchased some leopard sweat pants and they are amazing... What a discount and even on sale for added savings.. I won't bore you with everything I bought but I filled my truck bags... SAWGRASS MILLS is the place I come to drop some coin.. Yes it's great to strolled around. I'll be back soon for more retail therapy.

It seems like this outlet mall just keep expanding on the variety of shops. Some seem to be true…read moreoutlet and others have the same prices as their stores in other locations. I like to find a good deal like anyone else and this place hits all the marks.

I think to be a Mega Store, you need to not share it with other labels under their brand. The…read moreMarshall's at this location is great and not to be underestimated in great finds. They have the fastest merchandise and the hottest styles for a discount store. On this visit, there were many employees restocking the shelves and they already seemed to be pretty full. I love their shoe selection and prices. Their men's department is not super big but there is a good variety. Their children's clothing and toys area seems to be their largest focus and it takes up a good part of the Marshall's side. There is only one checkout area for both Marshall's and Home Goods so the line gets very long at peak times which is why I try to get in before lunchtime to look for my bargain buys.

A great Marshall's mega store. This is one of the best. So many impulse buys. You will definitely…read morespend money on things you don't need and you will get a few deals too. Clearance going on. Give yourself time to checkout. It goes fast but there will be a long line.

I have been coming to Pemboke Gardens since they first opened. They have a fabulous assortment of…read morestores and restaurants. They have some name brand retailers along with some lesser-known more boutique style stores. I really enjoy coming here on a Friday or Saturday night and listening to the music at Brimstone. The area is very walkable. Most drivers are courteous when you cross in front of them and they yield to you. In an Ideal World, I think Pembroke Gardens should have an automatic covering for when it is super hot or rainy. That is the downfall of this shopping mecca, several months of the year it is just not fun to come here because of the weather. Parking is another issue. I really wish they would build a parking garage because there is usually a problem finding a parking spot on the weekend. That just puts me and then annoyed state of mind when I'm going to a fun place. Definitely come to Pembroke Gardens when you want a fun and memorable they are night out.

Love walking around the retail shops and foodie places in Pembroke Gardens. Today it was cloudy so…read moreperfect temp to browse. Some of the businesses include Old Navy, Brio, Nike, Brass Tap, Ra Sushi, Container Store, Fuddruckers, Lime and Pink. Parking is an issue on the weekends but was wide open today.

This plaza used to be teaming with casual restaurants and places to shop. On my most recent visit,…read moreI noticed quite a freeway restaurants that were either in the main part of the plaza or an out parcel were no longer open. The plaza is all outside so it is sad to see so many for lease signs. I enjoy shopping in this plaza because of the Total Wine location and the Kohls where I go to do my Amazon returns. Parking is never a problem unless you wish to park close to the doors where it is a little difficult from the employees who take many of those spaces. Getting in and out of this plaza is quite easy as there is a signal light off of University Drive and the other exits all have stop signs. There is a Tesla charging station in the furthest south part of the plaza which seems to be very popular.

My favorite jeweler is Rubin's shop called Fountain Jewelers with lots of others shops like Dick's…read moreSporting, Lime and The Cheese Course. Never had a problem with parking and a few handicap spaces around. The main issue is after 5pm the traffic exiting onto University Drive is really bad.

This shopping center has quite a bit of history in Broward County. It is located on 40 acres of…read moreproperty along State Road 7 just north of Sunrise Boulevard in Lauderhill, Florida, When it opened in 1966 it was next to a dairy farm and it was the first air conditioned mall in the southeastern United States. The mall anchor was Jordan Marsh. By 2007 the mall was considered an aging retail relic of the past. In 2009 plans were made for rehabilitating the mall and they continue to this day. Today the mall is a mix of national and regional stores. Businesses include Autozone, Foot Locker, Cititrends, Enchanted Jewelz, Frsco y Mas, Goodwill, and Crafty Crab. Shop fashion, automotive, and household goods, dine at restaurants or use the professional and medical services. The mall also has a county bus transfer station. Check the mall's website for all of the holiday happenings which include holiday photos and free train rides for kids. Lauderhill Mall also has extended holiday hours.

Lauderhill Mall is located on State Road 7 (441). The complex has a mixture of national and…read moreregional stores, such as Ashley Stewart, Footlocker, and Rainbow along with many local merchants as well as some city and county type government offices. The shopping center sits on 40 acres of property along State Road 7 just north of Sunrise Boulevard. Lauderhill Mall opened in 1966 and is known as the first air-conditioned mall in the southeastern United States. Today, there are a lot of vacant business spaces, but the potential is there. The area surrounding the shopping center has also struggled to stay vibrant, so I hope brighter days will come for Lauderhill Mall.

I love this shopping center...it has a variety of stores that cater different likes and needs like…read moreRoss and Dollar Tree for the cost conscious, Panera for those looking for their quick lunch or baked goods, etc....all in all..... the center boasts over 40 specialty shops and restaurants, including a Publix supermarket, Carriage Clothiers, Ltd., an upscale men's clothing store, and Nature's Remedy, a health food store and juice bar. The proximity to the port of Fort Lauderdale, the airport, many hotels and downtown, make this a very easy destination. The Center's location has a potential reach of over 225,000 residents within a 5-mile radius, in addition to the cruise ship tourists. So, convenient and easy to get to.....a winning combination.

Love this shopping center and ate gyros here today at Gyroville and shopped at the Runners Depot,…read moreLuggage Outlet, and the Flip Flop Zone. Took a big sniff of the homemade chocolates at Schakolad Chocolate Factory. The plaza is one block west of the iconic 17th Street Causeway Drawbridge. Sufficient parking for the amount of businesses and did not notice any EV spaces. The service and food at Ethos Greek was impeccable but slightly pricey, while one slice of cheese pizza at Pizza Piez was pretty good NY style. Searched for Easter gifts at the Dollar Tree but was unsuccessful finding the right one. Good plaza if you're in the area to find a good bite or shop til you drop after the beach.