Every year, it's now in its 24th year, one of the best on land nautical events or happenings to…read moreattend is the Pompano Nautical Flea Market, which is a joint of the communities of Lighthouse Point and Pompano Beach. Trust me, it's HUGE! So big in fact that unless you skip over a few things or shop eclectically, it would be difficult to cover in a single day. It's an all outdoor affair with no inside convention hall or auditorium to it. The good part about that is that as such it is far more festive with barbecues smoking away along with plenty of entertainment for the kids and though no dogs are allowed, they have dog boarding facilities available. Best of all, if you are looking for anything nautical, new or used, chances are good that you'll find it here and when you do find what you are looking for, it will only be about a third of the price you might find the same or similar item elsewhere. Then, of course if you shop with cash, most vendors will always give you a "for cash" discount forgetting anything having to do with sales tax. But, not to worry, since I am sure that if you insist upon paying sales tax on top of your purchase price, I'm sure they'll gladly accept.

Come on Dollar Tree, isn't it time to consider changing the store name? You should call it Dollar…read morePlus because literally the only thing you can buy for a dollar in the entire store is two greeting cards. This location is large and clean with organized aisles for items such as party supplies, pet food & accessories, home essentials, health & beauty, grocery & candy, toys, and much more. Some items are priced at $1.25, while others are $1.50 and up. Though I prefer shopping at Dollar General, I would usually come to Dollar Tree for specific chocolate candy and certain kitchen items. Checkout was quick, though the cashier looked like he would rather be anywhere besides at the register. There was no greeting as he scanned my items and remained silent as he handed me my change. The experience had no impact on me, as it would be highly unlikely that I will be returning to this location any time soon.

This dollar tree has a good selection of stuff, the manager is friendly, and it's in a convenient…read morelocation.

This mall has gone through a lot of changes over the years. It's had a lot of ups and downs. Times…read morewhen in the past, we wouldn't even consider coming here to now -- an open-air profile that has been updated and refreshed where you can go to the stores and restaurants right into their main doors. We are here a lot for the Lowe's store as well as occasionally the Macy's. And also for Big Lots on the north side. The restaurants have come and gone, but there are a few we like and patronize -- the fish and shrimp one and the middle eastern one to cite a couple. And the Burlington and TJ Maxx stores that were recently added are also a draw. It is our town mall, so we are happy it's now on the up side. They even have a number of outbuildings with businesses and restaurants and signs saying more are coming soon. Here's to supporting local businesses!

I met Sabrina at TJ Maxx while looking at hair products. She told me she is an experienced…read morehairdresser previously worked in NYC and even owned her own salon in So. Florida. I went to six appointments at the JC Penney Salon in Citi Centre. Slowly, but surely, she destroyed my long, very thick beautiful locks. I now have chemical burns throughout my scalp. My hair may never grow back in these areas. On the last appointment, all of that hair was probably in the shampoo bowl. She ran from the shampoo bowl and told me to go to her styling chair. She wouldn't let me look in the shampoo bowl. To this day, I regret the decision that I made not to stand up for myself and check things out! She mixed hair color and shampoo together - without rinsing the color out. She did this on a number of occasions. I kept wondering why my hair was suddenly thinning and drying out. I went to my doctor who gave me some injections to promote hair growth. A few weeks after my last appointment with her, I touched the top of my head. To my horror, I found out that I am now mostly bald on the top of my head! There are 'ribbons' of damage all throughout my hair. I am distraught! I called her and let her know and she rudely suggested that I go to another hair stylist. I sent pictures to her and her manager. The manager said she would products to me for my hair. I never received them. When I called her, she said that her supervisor told her not to send the products. She said I can come in for a treatment. I can't believe how unprofessional this salon is. I asked for dark brown hair and chunky highlights. She kept lightening my hair. I told her I didn't want red hair. Although I did like the highlights for a short time, it is not what I wanted. I don't know why I trusted her. She kept telling me that we were going for "perfection". I want to know if there are others that have had this bad experience with this hairdresser. I met one of her clients and she has very little hair and all of it is in tiny pin curls on top of her head. I bet she did this same processing to this client as well. She is lazy. I told her to put the color on both sides when applying it. She did this, but then added the shampoo to the color and sometimes to the color and the bleach at the shampoo bowl. Slowly, but surely, she was damaging my hair. It may not ever grow back! She said that my hair was hers while at the salon and then she will give me 'my hair back.'. Well, I may have less than half of my hair left after going to her for six times. I thought after spending all of that money and all of that time, I would look amazing! The little hair I have left is very thin and fragile with split ends everywhere! I can't swim in the ocean or a pool as water in general is very drying, especially salt and chlorinated water. It's summertime! I cannot believe this! I told her I wanted long hair. Also, on the last appointment, she cut my hair. It was just cut a couple of weeks ago by her! She cut it because she saw all of the damage that she did. She saw all of my hair in the shampoo bowl. I can prove it! Just look at my scalp in the pictures and all the red/pink splotches everywhere! The color of my hair is awful! It's different colors everywhere. When I looked it up online, I found out that 'soap capping' the hair is very dangerous. Adding soap to color and/or bleach is very drying and damaging. She did this 3, maybe 4 times to me! I should have known better. I will never get chemical processing on my hair again, NEVER! I cannot anyway! I can't use a brush, a blow dryer, hot rollers, nothing. I cannot use anything on my hair now because of the condition it is in. I wrote a long letter to JC Penney and added pictures of what my hair looks like after Sabrina destroyed my hair and hair follilles throughout my head. She asked me why I took so long to let her know. I told her that most of the damage is on the top and back of my head and only after the color kept fading and the tiny hairs were growing out, that's when I noticed. I was also traveling to other states visiting people who are not well in my family. So I was focused on driving from Virginia to and through multiple states and taking care of other things. I wasn't focused on my hair. It looks awful and I have to do what I can to save it. I hope that I can.

It's the best the owner is awesome and friendly I like spending time in the shop I wouldn't go…read moreanywhere else!!!! Michael United States Navy

Service was great no stress it was clean, price alittle high. I will go back again not as pricey…read moreas goodwill. A recliner was 399.00 insane .never going back again

I love this store. It's clean quiet usually service is easy and calm. I've been going here for…read moreyears. I love the five dollar discount that I get occasionally without having to sign up for a credit card. They don't bother me every time to sign up for a credit card, which I like as well

Bealls was founded in 1915 in Bradenton Florida. They now have 500 department stores among three…read morechains, Bealls Stores, Bealls Outlet Stores, and Bunulu. All of the stores are still owned by the founding family and are headquartered in Bradenton. The first Beall's Outlet store opened in 1987. Beall's inventory reflects Florida's tropical lifestyle. I love their stylish purses, high quality beach towels, cute housewares, and bright clothes. I am not a fan of digging through racks but the savings you get makes it worth it. Many clothing items are under $10. I really like the Carribean Joe brand with it's tropical prints. This store has been here as long as I can remember and it is huge. There were tons of racks of clothes, a lot of housewares, and everything was neatly organized. I ended up grabbing a few tops for an upcoming vacation. It is definitely worth checking out this store if you are a Beall's fan.

I went to the cove to get a smoothie and saw this place as i was walking there. I needed to get…read moresomething for a friend whos birthday I forgot :/ (it happens) I got my smoothie and walked back to Scarlet, I didnt think I would find anything at first but the girl there was really helpful! I ended up getting my friend a really cute top and a necklace for less than $50! :D She even gave me 15% off for my next visit. Win win.

From the owner: Bohemian Boutique for the free-spirited trendsetter; ranging from curated new and vintage fashion…read moreto accessories and hand-dyed clothing as beautifully unique as you are.

This is a very large department store. It's in an area that is a bit unusual for a store such as…read morethis. You'd expect to see an inclusive store this size in one of the malls. We'd come to Bealls as I'd received a special coupon that I wanted to use. I thought we were going to the Bealls Outlet store a bit further south, but as it turned out it was good we stopped here instead. Later on when we passed by, we saw that the Outlet was blocked by construction. I was looking for a new purse and a new wallet. I looked in the accessories area first. I browsed the shelves and saw a few surprising designer names. They had a lot more purses than wallets from which to choose. Unfortunately, they didn't have anything that appealed. Nor the types that I was looking to buy. While there, I made sure to browse the clearance shelves of this store section which also included hats and jewelry. I did find a very reasonably priced bracelet that I couldn't pass up. This isn't a store that I normally shop -- as most of the clothing is not my style, but I imagine if I'm near another one of their stores, I might stop by. Especially to check out their clearance items.

I love coming to this Bealls in Deerfield Beach- just a few minutes from Lighthouse Point. My…read morerecent visit was to return a couple of things I bought online. Right away at the checkout counter, the woman that did my return was very pleasant & was very quick as well. My mom came with me, she hasn't been in a store in awhile. She commented about how big the store is with such a great selection of items to buy. I laughed when she said - this store is delicious! The items are first rate & would be a lot more in other retail stores! We bought a couple of items. We got about 50% off what the original price would be. Bealls is my personal favorite store because they have a huge selection of petite sizes that I can't find in too many places.

Love the place. I don't know why anyone would not shop here. Great prices and great produceread more

My first time today. It seems Christmas came early this year, lol, and I love it. I loved the…read moredecorations and the Christmas music playing. The market is located on a corner. The parking lot is kinda small, and some spaces are awkward to get out of if you have a bigger car, I found out. The market was easy to spot. It is very clean inside and the prices are great. It is a fruit and vegetable market with a few other things like eggs, some pasta, cheese and other things but it is mostly fruits and vegetables here. I did see one long aisle with bargains. It had products of many kinds of things I didn't expect to find here. You have to bring your own bags. They don't have bags but they have some boxes you can use. If you use your charge card. A convenience charge fee is charge. I think it was 4%. They take cash.

The owner was super friendly and directed us to the lychee that were priced at half the cost on…read moreAmazon. Purchased two cans and chatted with the owner about making a Lychee Martini. She said alot of customers come to buy the lychee in syrup since most commercial supermarkets dont carry it in their inventory, which we have noticed. Excellent prices on most of their Asian products including multiple sizes of the Sriracha sauces.

The parking lot is shared by a big restaurant but plenty of spaces. The owner was so kind and happy…read moreto see me. I found out that the Asian markets have hard to find products. Lots of noodles and spicy sauces but ended up buying cans of lychee for my martini.