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.

Awkward parking lot on the west side and always busy. Visited today the Kelley's Landing in the…read moreSouthport shopping center for lobster rolls. The Runners Depot and the Zona Fresca are two of my favorites too.

Scenically relaxing with modern restaurants and tons of shopping!!!…read more A beautiful strip of shopping, palm trees, and curated landscape! We stayed at the Hyatt House before heading out on a cruise from Port Everglades... mainly because of the large amount of things to do nearby... enter Dania Pointe. Breakfast options. Cool places to sit outside and just enjoy the Florida sun. High end shopping to feel like you owned the place!!! Even just a simple strip lined with palm trees for beautiful views.. and selfies!! Dania Point is an oasis! They keep everything spotless. The landscaping is meticulous curated to keep the high end appearance too!

Dania Pointe has a nice variety of shops and restaurants. They have a nice selection of different…read moregenres of food. The comedy club is lively on the weekends. I like coming here to walk around and see what is new. They have some nice music shows outside in the promenade area from time to time. They have some national stores along with some boutique stores. None of the stores seem to be super expensive. The employees seem happy all around. Parking can be difficult, especially on the weekends. It is complimentary but pack your patience. Overall, it is a nice complex with a variety of restaurants at a lot of price points.

Great for people watching. You can find happy hour deals for food and drinks at most places…read more Some clothing shops but the majority are restaurants. We come down every January and always make multiple stops along this walkway.

Parking has always been an issue in Las Olas with City of Ft Laud street digital parking or…read morePay2Park open lots on the side streets. I prefer riding my bicycle throughout the main Las Olas Blvd or Ubering to the area then walking to the bars and eateries. Las Olas is only two miles long to the east beach and construction is always in progress. Some of my favorite places in Las Olas is the Voodoo Bayou, WorthWyld and Roccos Tacos. The newly constructed Wayne Huizenga Park is an open area to walk near the New River and a few bars. The skyscraper condos along the New River cost 1M+ but have the views of yachts and river with the many ammenities of Las Olas Blvd only steps away.

Went here for Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel The Exhibition and it was an amazing experience…read more Parking was super easy. Once inside the exhibition was really well done with an audio tour and music. I learned so much about Michelangelo and his art. The people working were super helpful and excited to chat about the exhibition. I would love to see more exhibitions like this in the future.

A lot has changed at this mall since the start of the year. Some of the stores I really loved,…read moreincluding Ceramic Painting and Altar'd State, are no longer at this location. Several other stores have also moved, and there are now quite a few areas with closed-up shops or walls blocking off vacant spaces. The mall still has some of its main features, including the Apple Store, Dillard's, Macy's, and Sephora, but the overall feel is noticeably different. During my visit, multiple main elevator access areas were out of service. I also spotted a leak in the roof, although thankfully security and staff responded quickly once it was noticed. On the positive side, the mall is still clean overall. There are seating areas throughout the mall, and many have outlets available for charging devices. They also do not have the middle-of-the-mall kiosks, which I personally prefer. That said, the overall vibe of this mall has shifted drastically since the beginning of the year. It just doesn't feel the same as it used to. I'm hoping more stores are coming in or that there is a larger plan for a renovation or revitalization. For now, though, there are noticeably more vacant and closed-off areas than I remember, and the mall feels like it is in a bit of a transition period.

Older intimate plaza wedged between a Publix and the Sunrise Harbor apartment complex along the…read moreintracoastal. The small parking lot is adequate for the ten businesses. The Fort Lauderdale beach is just over the bridge. In front of the plaza is a Starbucks that I visit frequently when in the area or shop with the wife at the Galleria Mall across the street - im sure this is how the plaza got its name. The businesses that currently operate in the plaza are as follows... Prime IV Hydration & Wellness Selene Oceanfront Residences First Impressions Smile Center Running Wild Primo Liquors Freemans Luggage Dry Cleaning Depot Hi-Tek Nails Wells Fargo Eyes on Sunrise Optical

Gotta support your local mall and I enjoy the melting pot of people there…read more Great rock shop here with beads, a ton of jewelry quality stones, as well as a huge variety of larger stones and carved stones.

The Oakwood Plaza was constructed on the same land where the old Six Flags Atlantis Waterpark…read moreexisted in the 1980s. In 1994 this plaza became a bustling shopping extravaganza in east Hollywood for years until the Dania Pointe mega shopping center stole a majority of it's customers. The parking lot has adequate spaces to support the plaza activity. Entry into the plaza is simple off Sheridan Street and Stirling Road. The Dave and Busters, BJ's Wholesale Club, Home Depot, Ross, City Furniture and Miller's Ale House have continued to stay in business but unknown if they are thriving. The Regal Oakwood Theaters is finally permanently closed and now the new ultra modern Regal Cinema has opened in Dania Pointe directly across the street. The Gold's Gym and the Big Lots are also out of business. There are several EV stations at the NE corner of the plaza. In my opinion, within the next three years, the Dania Pointe will eventually destroy all hopes of this plaza's lifeline.

We shopped at Oakwood Plaza in Hollywood specifically for 2 reasons. We wanted new mattresses and…read morethey had a super good sale there. After that deed was done, we wanted to go have dinner at Miller's Ale House and try their Osso Busco. Dinner was excellent! We got our bucket list item done and we were very pleased that coming to Oakwood Plaza worked out so well. There are a variety of popular stores at this mall, like Ross, Michael's, Marshall's, Office Max, HomeGoods, BigLots, Mattress Firm, and many small restaurants plus a movie theater. We highly recommend Miller's Ale House! Great food and great service there. You will find that most of the stores have good bargains and varied selections for all family members. Parking is abundant for all of the businesses there with wheelchair accessiblability.

My favorite Boutique in Ft. Lauderdale Hands down. Every…read moretime I come to visit my daughter this is my first stop !! Frank is amazing and such a sweetheart.

Great sales!! Can't go wrong with Nordstrom Rack!! Remember this yrs trends started last yr so you…read morecan find great buys that are not outdated!! Have a SHOPPING GOOD TIME

I am HUGE fan of Ross. You can always catch good finds however I would have to say this store is…read moreprobably my least favorite one. The cleanliness of the store is questionable and the selection is limited. So limited that there is often more shelve space available than products. You can still find some good pieces though. Specifically if you looking for a new purse or shoes, you will most likely find a good deal. Another HUGE RED FLAG was the lack of sanitary wipes for the carts, specifically in the middle of a pandemic. When I asked the security guy working by the carts (the tall larger gentleman with braids) for a wipe he assured me the carts were already clean. When I returned my cart after purchasing my items I watched him put my cart with the "clean carts" and walk away. I brought it to his attention and called him out for lying about cleaning the carts but he didn't seem to care that he was being dishonest to customers. Would I go back? Maybe for a purse or shoes but probably would check out another location first.

I never really understood the appeal of Ross Dress for Less but it's most likely because I just…read moredon't have the desire or patience to pick through things to find a good sale. It gives me more anxiety than necessary while shopping! I stopped in this store while I was in the area for dinner and had some time to kill. It just seemed to be a bit chaotic with things being disorganized and stuff just being all over the place. They do have many different departments and I actually have to say that I did like their pet section that has a great selection of toys for your four legged family members. The prices were good but nothing great. I did however find a couple of things I wanted to buy for our pup. The couple of workers I came across were very pleasant but I didn't end up buying anything here though. The checkout line was super long and moving slow so my pup will just have to wait for some toys from somewhere else

Lots of places in this plaza at the Westside of Victoria Park subdivision with easy access off…read moreFederal Highway. Lots of local traffic from the immediate area influenced by Sistrunk Blvd and Federal Hwy intersection. I love the Coast to Coast pizza shop for a glorious cheesy slice. The Winn Dixie is the anchor store supported by several small eateries and retail shops including GNC, Shuck n' Dive, No Man's Land, Farm to Fork, UniWax and Wans.

Victoria Park Shoppes is one of Fort Lauderdale's best strip malls. it's anchored by a a top of the…read moreline Winn-Dixie with an Amazon kiosk, flowers and groceries. There are also all sorts of restaurants and stores plus plenty of free parking. It also has my favorite Cajun restaurant, Shuck 'n Dive.

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This TJMaxx location is great for anyone traveling on a cruise out of Port Everglades or in town on…read morea Ft. Lauderdale beach vacation. The selection of clothing for tropical weather is both fashionable and reasonably priced. I found that there was a lot of clearance items but they need to be checked very carefully for damages and missing parts. The store was pretty crowded which made the checkout lines pretty long and equally slow. Parking is plentiful but crowded in the closest spaces to the store.