CityPlace is a wonderful spot for shopping and family time!…read moreThe location is perfect -- everything is within walking distance: Starbucks, cute clothing stores (including kids' shops), ice cream shops, and great restaurants for every taste. Our kids especially loved the splash area near the "Wishing Tree." It's the best place to cool off during the hot Florida days -- and in the evening, the tree lights up in beautiful colors. On weekends, there's live music and fun activities -- we were lucky to catch a great band playing while parents relaxed and kids had fun! During our visit, there was also a pumpkin patch -- beautifully decorated, even though we caught a bit of rain, the kids didn't mind at all. Parking is paid (about $11), but the exit is super convenient -- right into the plaza with the Wishing Tree and splash area. There's also a restroom near the parking elevators -- always very clean. We truly enjoyed our time here and will definitely come back!

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.

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

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!

I haven't been to this mall since I was a kid! This has…read morealways been a fancy and upscale mall! Many of the stores are gone from when I was a kid. I only remember the Warner Bros store from back then, and that's long gone. This mall is really nice! It has a lot of chocolate stores, upscale fashion, Bath and body works, Lush and retail! I was also impressed to see a Nordstrom with a cafe and Ebar! If I lived down here, I would be here every weekend!

Nice clean and a lot of good stores. It's also a beautiful mall with a giant water fountain in it.read more

Stopped by the outlets on the way from the Norton Museum of Art back to West Palm Beach…read more Tanger Outlets was a nice place to stop and shop. I bought a cute pair of pants from White House Black Market. My friend got a couple of shirts from Under Armour. Make sure to ask for a healthcare provider discount. Parking was easy. Even though we did not shop 'til we dropped, it was still nice browsing through the stores.

In November 2025, I had one of the most unprofessional and uncomfortable experiences I've ever had…read morein a retail store at TOMMY HILFIGER. All I did was unfold a T-shirt, and the associate immediately confronted me and yelled. His tone and attitude were so aggressive that I genuinely felt harassed. Feeling harassed, I reported the situation to the manager. I went to the manager expecting at least basic professionalism, but the situation somehow got worse. He didn't apologize, didn't take responsibility, and instead whispered something to the associate before telling me the employee was autistic as if that excused everything and as if my experience didn't matter at all. It felt dismissive and disrespectful. Also, when I reacted with shock because who expects to be yelled at for looking at a shirt at a clothing store? the autistic associate even insinuated I was stupid simply because I was dumbfounded by how he was speaking to me. That was completely unacceptable. The manager was present at this point Let me be absolutely clear: The associate's behavior was the problem. His actions toward me were unacceptable and made me feel harassed, regardless of any diagnosis. That is why I went to the manager in the first place. What concerns me most is the manager's failure to address the inappropriate behavior or take any corrective action. Management has a duty to maintain a safe and respectful environment for customers and to ensure staff are properly trained and supervised. Dismissing my complaint and offering no resolution reflects a lack of proper oversight and raises serious questions about the store's adherence to basic standards of customer protection and professional conduct.

Worth Ave is just so iconic and stunning. You feel as though you are being transported to Europe…read morewith the art, architecture, and gorgeous shops, all leading back to the beautiful clock tower and ocean. Just taking a stroll along here makes your day so much better!

This street is the premiere shopping area signaled by a clock tower at the end of the street. It…read moreruns perpendicular to the ocean in the center of Palm Beach. Not only does it have high end stores featuring clothing but it also has a Starbucks. The stores include art galleries, boutiques and restaurants. Check it out if in town.

I normally try to avoid making stops but when I got Elvis with me we stop at the pet areas and this…read moreone got a nice one with shade

Very nice and exclusive shopping center with great restaurants and ultra luxury brands like Hermes…read moreand fun brands like Alice & Olivia are what you will find in this beautiful outside mall.

I walk into this mall usually to get some steps and to run errands…read more Whenever I have a coupon from a store only located in malls this is where I go. It's not too crowded. There is always parking. They usually have the store that I'm spending the coupon in.

This mall has been around for over two decades and maintains some of the best upscale high-end…read moreretailers. Lots of shoppers throughout the mall even midweek. Furniture, perfumes, department stores, health and beauty, food court and restaurants throughout and even a CBD shop (offering samples to adults) in what used to be a Perfumania, at the bottom of the escalators, just outside of Dillards. This mall is two stories high with plenty of parking. High occupancy of retail space available demonstrates the effectiveness of a good property management team. A comfortable Safe place to shop.

Our next family adventure take us to The Breakers located in west palm beach we are going to many…read moretimes to the the square (city place ) and we never crossed the bridge and today we decided to visit one of my wife's favorite decoration stores and we arrived at the Breakers. Incredible place has a unique style of architecture and nature full of flowers, shops, restaurants and galleries, all these details make it the perfect place to spend the day and share a date to eat or enjoy a delicious coffee in the company of friends or family.

From the owner: Blending Palm Beach chic and island ease, Via Flagler is a charming alfresco plaza that features a…read morecurated collection of boutiques, eateries, galleries and more. Set among swaying palms, lush courtyards and Mediterranean-style architecture, this is the perfect place to shop, dine and unwind. Located on Royal Poinciana Way, originally the island's Main Street, this retail district embodies the world-class beauty The Breakers' founder, Henry Morrison Flagler, envisioned for the area more than a century ago.

Went for an art fair today and had a great time!! There was a ton of parking in the garage next to…read morethe Cheesecake Factory. There's a ton of restaurants and shops to explore while enjoying Florida's November weather. Very clean. The grass could use some love, but I love the seating and shade - great for kids to run around.

The Downtown Palm Gardens is an outdoor shopping and dining area. It is currently under…read more renovation. The Downtown offers several restaurants and shops and new stores including REI and Whole Foods. There is a play area for the kids to get wet in an outdoor water fountain and even a carousel. There is even a movie theater. There is plenty of parking.

Great place to find so many amazing things! Michael's craft place is my…read moreGo to spot. Also Best Buy !

I definitely enjoy some of the stores in Legacy Place, like The Container Store, Michael's, and…read moreBarnes & Nobles. I have definitely stopped to eat at The Great Greek Mediterranean Grill, Gelato Grotto, and Five Guys before. And the Nicklaus Children's Urgent Care is awesome. Parking is mostly ok, simply because nothing is ever too crowded. The free parking garage behind the urgent care is easy to use and pretty empty. However, the 3 big box stores I mentioned above are nowhere near each other, so I drive from store to store. The Plaza is unfriendly to foot traffic, has zero common public spaces, and is poorly laid out with terrible signage. The layout is truly beyond frustrating: no clear entrances or exits, strange parking layouts that block access to the few buildings that are connected to the inner strip, several fake exits that dump into rental complexes instead of roads. I attended a holiday event recently at Legacy Place. It sounded fun in theory, but I couldn't fathom where it would take place, given the lack of common public space. The event was one of the worst I have ever attended. My children and I walked into the area, took a look around, and turned right around to leave; it was that bad! They blocked off part of a parking lot next to Pet Smart. A woman in a sparkly leotard was 'performing' in suspended aerial silks, except she fumbled her movements while we watched and then just moved very slowly from pose to pose, very awkwardly. Meanwhile, adults dressed up in Christmas costumes stood in the parking lot and watched. There was no holiday decor, no games or crafts for kids, no food or drink samples, just a lot of empty blacktop and unenthusiastic performers in a depressing setting. It is sad to see all the empty stores here now. I hope they can find a way to rejuvenate this space for the better (ala CityPlace to Rosemary Square!), increase signage to help navigation, dedicate part of the plaza to public space and programming, create appealing walking paths, and bring in non-profits and artists to use empty spaces and bring appeal to these spaces while waiting for long term rentals.