A great shopping center anchored by Publix, Walgreens, a new PB library. They have some really good…read morerestaurants,

Anchored by Publix, this is much more than just a simple strip mall. It is a multi-structure…read moreshopping plaza that includes restaurants, retail shopping and professional offices plus a Walgreens and two banks. It is adjacent to a park and an elementary school. The Turnpike exit is also nearby. Well set back from the main road, the center has very good landscaping and a pretty walkway if you end up hiking from your parking space to the store. [Review 13696 overall, 1016 of 2020, number 1107 in Florida.]

There was a power outage & all of the restaurants & Whole Foods are closed or are just reopening…read morewithout food ready.

It was a Thursday at 11:30 AM. There was not a patking space available, the plaza was super busy…read more Along comes the landscaping crew blowing grass, leaves and debris everywhere for half hour straight through middle of the lot in between all of the cars. 70 old people trapped in their cards, dirt all over mine, loud...and if you left your windows open or had a convertible you got filthy interior. Crazy that this was allowed.

Built more than 14 years ago, this shopping center has been popular since it opened. It's located…read morejust west of Lyons Road and North of Atlantic Avenue in western Delray Beach. It's considered a combination shopping, dining and entertainment destination and one of the newer ones in Delray. It's got a plethora of stores and about 9 restaurants as well as places for yogurt, chocolates, and candies. Some of the restaurants like Burt's have been there since it opened. And some (like Terra) are newer. A few favorites have closed, but there's always something to see while strolling the easily walkable center. At the northern end, is the movie theater and entertainment center with bowling and arcade games, etc. We had stopped for dinner with friends at Batch and then enjoyed strolling and exploring. It was a lovely comfortable night to be out and about. And a lot of other folks agreed.

Love it here. I do miss some of the establishments that used to be here but it's still a great…read moreplaza. Came for the live music but the band wasn't very good. Enjoyed walking around though. Sone of the stores were very expensive. I hope more places open up. Plenty of parking available.

Publix is the main shop at this shopping center - their name is on the top of the signage and five…read moretimes bigger than any other tenant here. You'll find professional and medical offices, nail spa, dry cleaners, insurance, a liquor store, Subway, froyo, Chinese, hair salon, and hibachi/sushi place. It's a busy parking lot and with the landscaping, it can be hard to find stuff. There are a few signs pointing the way. [Review 997 of 2024 - 1873 in Florida - 22025 overall]

Large shopping center anchored by a Publix. They have loads of restaurants including Dune Deck…read moreMimosa Café, China garden, Subway, Sawa Hibachi-Sushi and lots of other stores.

New strip shopping center on west Atlantic Ave and the Florida Turnpike. There are several stores…read moreplus a drive thru Starbuck's , BurgerFi, Boon's Asian and an excellent M.I.A. restaurant serving locally sourced ingredients.

Main Street at Boynton is a 16 acre mixed use plaza on the northeast corner of Boynton Beach…read moreBoulevard and Jog Road. Mainstreet was helmed by Boca developers Pebb and Banyan. The retail portion is 70,000 square feet anchored by Sprouts which offers organic and specialty foods. Set to open soon is the Wawa, Good Vets, Maoz Vegeterian, At&T, Capitol Carpet & Tile, Rejuven Med Spa, Yolk, and Crown Wine, Spirits, Gourmet. Along with the restaurants and businesses Mainstreet will also include the 130 unit senior assisted living facility, Anthology. I tried out the Sprouts which has a nice prepared food section. Yolk is a solid breakfast and lunch option. The rest of the businesses will be useful to the residents of Anthology when they open.

This shopping center off Congress has some well known stores like Dollar Tree, Ross and a few…read morerestaurants. The Tuesday Morning store is no longer here, and there are several empty business spaces. The shopping center is about 151,800 square feet and it has lot of vehicular traffic passing by about 38,000 cars per day pass by this mall, so the area is busy and there's about 150,000 living within 3 miles of the shopping center. In terms of restaurants, you can find Chili's, Keke's Breakfast Cafe and Miller's Ale House. Lots of parking.

This plaza has a little bit if everything for the bargain shopper. It is pretty easy to find…read moreparking but getting out of the parking lot is a bit confusing. The traffic pattern sends you north and to go south on Congress or East on the exit roads is next to impossible without making uturns. There is a good variety of places to eat and places to shop in this plaza.

Pinewood Square is a 204,000 square foot shopping plaza located in Lake Worth on the southeast…read morecorner of Lantana Road and Jog Road. Anchors for the plaza include TJ Maxx/ Home Goods, Ross Dress for Less, and Five Below. On the outside of the mall is a PNC Bank, Bank of America, Outback Steakhouse, McDonald's and AutoZone. There is also a Panera Bread, Famous Footwear, and AT&T. I came to the plaza to try 2 Chef's Souparee which was excellent. The only downside to my visit was there was not enough parking. I had to circle around for 15 minutes to find a space even though I was willing to walk far. While I was driving around I found some other places I want to check out for dining. This plaza has a good mix of places to eat nd the kind of stores I like to shop at. I even saw a violin musician n in the parking lot, not a sight you see every day. If only the parking situation was better.

Great shopping center with a Ross. TJ Maxx. Home Goods and lots of restaurantsread more

A super modern and clean west Delray shopping center with a few scattered small strips of…read morebusinesses. The Dunkin' is the only free standing building with a busy drive thru as most are. Visited the plaza today at the Ripe eatery as the furthest end cap for a hot cup of espresso. Next, went to Joseph's Classic Market for a slice of cheese pizza. The Damn Good Sweets is out of business. Some really catchy business names like Olive U and FurLife Vets.

Came to this plaza today and found a parking space easily. Had coffee and pizza at two businesses…read more Two main entrances into the plaza. The Dunkin' and the car wash block some of the businesses from Atlantic Ave. Good variety of restaurants and shops but had to drive around a bit to see everything. Also a complimentary valet on the west side for a restaurant called Warren American Whiskey Kitchen taking up an area of the parking spaces. Next time here I will try the Bagels With Deli.

I grew up coming to this mall. The nostalgia I feel when being here definitely made me see this…read morevisit with rose colored glasses. There's not much here anymore. The typical shops and anchor stores still remain. The kids play place is still there, and the carousel I rode on as a child. It's no longer operating, but it was nice to see tucked away in the back of the mall in a corner that seems untouched by time. The shops that were open were warm and inviting. The food court is still open!

This has to be the worst mall I've ever been to. I got mixed up thinking it was a different one but…read morealready drove to Boyntons. Had family in town and felt so bad they had to experience this mall- def doesn't represent west palm / surrounding areas well. There were only 3 stores we went into but other than that it's so sad how much is closed. What made the experience 1 star is the fact how HOT it was EVERYWHERE. We were all super uncomfortable shopping. Honestly, ready to leave because of it. This needs to be fixed or just shut this mall down.