More fond memories of time spent at Flamingo Gardens and Flamingo Orange Groves. As I've mentioned…read morein other reviews, my family always had visitors from the north when we lived in South Florida. Flamingo Groves OJ Plant and Gift Store was a must see. Who doesn't love Beautiful Pink Flamingos. My favorite shopping excursions are in Dania along Federal Highway. There you will pass Alex's Flamingo Groves. For me it's every bit as much fun as going to the Flamingo Gardens. Naturally there's a gift shop. The Coconut Patties stick out in my mind. We never went home empty handed. There were various variety of citrus. Grapefruit being one of my Mothers Favorite. Breakfast in our house always started with a half grapefruit. My favorite were the pink ones. I must have eaten enough in my life. I now have a terrible sensitivity to citrus! To this day Flamingo Groves on line store is my go to for ordering and shipping Florida fruit to family and friends. If there's a rotten piece in the shipment it has been my experience that they promptly send the customer a replacement for the bad pieces of fruit. If you love Orange Juice and Fruits you will not be disappointed. There's a lot to enjoy at this historical tourist location. There's tourist spots to enjoy up and down this stretch of Federal Highway. Go and spend the day. I'm a fan. I'm there in spirit today.........

The lady that works here is amazing! She was so informative and one of the only sweet people I…read moreencountered on my horrible trip to Miami. She gave us free samples of OJ and they were delicious! She is super thoughtful and caring! The store has beautiful pieces to look at. I will be back!

Bad experience based on the attitude of the manager verbally attacking my wife who was taking a…read morepicture of merchandise yelling "No Pictures." So my wife quickly left horrified. Its a trinket shop, not an art gallery!!! The toys and Hollywood Beach memorabilia are actually priced very well and the store is packed with a good variety of items which makes it a shame due to the lack of customer service. Two stars is really stretching it. The reviews are horrific and now I understand the cause. I do not recommend this store and will never return.

A very cute souvenir shop at the corner of A1A and Johnson Street. Most everything had the name…read moreHollywood Beach embroidered or stamped on it. This place is dedicated to tourists for memories of their trip. The first few minutes were going well until the manager rudely approached me and demanded that I don't take pictures. Well she instantly lost my business and I left. The manager left too smoking a cigarette then the other employees apologized and told me to come back in and that pictures were fine. Not sure really what was going on here but it was crazy. Not my type of enjoyment and bad experience and will not return. One star is all I can give.

I was reluctant to go after seeing some of the reviews but honestly it was just like every other…read moresouvenir shop I've ever been in. I found the ladies inside to be very nice and helpful. And outside of the regular Miami themed touristy clothes, I liked their beachy-wear too. I didn't find it any more overpriced than any other souvenir shop. And one of the ladies was selling her homemade jewelry there, which was def more of a high end style than most, so I supported her small business that way too.

Don't shop here. Staff are pushy. Poor quality merchandise. Applied a logo to tshirt that didn't…read morecome out well. Prices are extremely inflated!! We come down fairly often and will never shop here again.

This gift shop is located at street level of the Atlantic Hotel right on A1A and across from the…read moreFort Lauderdale beach. Basically at the corner of Terramar and A1A. Like most hotel gift stores, this one carries souvenirs, snacks, beverages, over the counter items, shaving supplies and more. The lady working here was very friendly and nice. Just a nice convenient place to get stuff for the beach or for yourself if you are in the area.

I was pretty happy with this souvenir shop. The choices were vast! It's even a good shop for cute…read morebeachwear. The staff was super friendly. One of the ladies saw I had my hands full and immediately grabbed me a bag to store my stuff in. She was also extremely helpful at pointing out sales and cute stuff just based on what I had in my hands. The place is a bit pricey, but that's normal for the area. They had tons of deals though. I ended up getting something for everyone on my list...and more than a few things for myself! I have the cutest bag that will be my go-to from now on. Check out the wall of prints behind the register. Some of the prints are fantastic!

Beach Life of Miami was a nice shop! Here for souvenirs! Great store for customs shirts and…read morehoodies. Plenty of beach wear for the liking. Laura was the lady who greeted and checked me out. I purchased a hooded, stuff animal for the kiddo, and few key chains and magnets. Pretty cute spot! Check em out!

Nice Duty Free shop in terminal 1 at the Fort Lauderdale airport. I went in to check it out, so I…read moreknew what items they carried, since I would be flying out of FLL internationally next month..... They had the usual liquor, cigarettes, electronics, toys, souvenirs, etc. I have always been amazed that most Duty Free shops carry M&Ms....what is it about M&Ms that make them so sought after??? Why not Hershey's or Cadbury ??? Anyway, nice large selection of items 3Sixty was first established in 1987 so it has spent more than 31 years becoming a top Duty Free specialty retailer. Today 3Sixty, as a corporation, employs over 600 full-time employees, operating on five continents through a worldwide network of 120 packing and fulfilment stations and retail stores.

Fyi -this place isn't open to the general public. When I went in, I was greeted by a receptionist…read morein a foyer who asked for my resale cert or passport. Turns out they have a $150 spend minimum to even get in the store. What a shame.

The ladies here were so nice. I don't usually like beaded jewelry, but there were so many cool…read morepieces and beads galore if you fancied making your own. There were also decorative knickknacks like glass prisms and mini Buddhas. I was drawn to the colorful feather fascinators and ended up taking one home with me. Really quite affordable considering a friend and I saw some in Boston that were $60-plus!

Date of visit: January 12, 2024…read more Of all of the souvenir shops that we encountered during our stroll along A1A, this was one of the better ones in terms of having some things that were actually in our price range. It was a bit hit-or-miss in terms of selection and value, so definitely look closely at what you're getting before you pull the trigger as some of the items are a decent price and others are much higher, likely on purpose to draw you in! Staff was pretty much nonexistent despite spending a fair amount of time in the store looking over mugs, men's clothing, souvenirs, and kid's t-shirts. Everything did ring up at the correct price, too.

Don't waste your time going here, they have a zero return policy and I'm one month in from the…read moreshirt I bought and the hem is coming out from the bottom and the sleeves. Bad quality and bad service all around!

Most likely the very best.candy,sundry and novelty shop anywhere! I'm fortunate to live 2 blocks…read moreaway, and go there several times a week. Plus the owner is a wonderful person. A must for anyone in the area.

An interesting candy store nestled in Wilton Manors along the infamous Wilton Drive amongst several…read moreother businesses comically named with sexual innuendos. The front wall and roof of the store screamed Candy Candy Candy by it's vibrantly colorful lollipops, gum drops and taffy decor. This was going to be a quick stop since parking on Wilton Drive is limited and notorious for citations by the aggressive meter maid. Based on my concern, the sole employee advised that a few free parking spaces in the rear are available for a strict maximum of fifteen minutes, which is a kind offering. The inside was much larger than the front view of the building reflects. The giant yellow Haribo bear stood proudly by the front door with bags of sour gummies hanging from it's chest. For chocolate enthusiasts, there was an entire section dedicated to fresh chocolate treats. At a quick glance, it was evident that a large amount of the candies were old school big brands. Aside from candies, there were novelty gifts which include coffee mugs with celebrity, pride rainbow and 80's TV shows like Seinfeld, Peanuts or Laverne and Shirley prints. Hundreds of hanging decorative ornaments fill the ceiling but unsure if those are for sale. Very cool candy store with alot of originality and snug parking.

Before going to the airport, my dude and I bought some souvenirs here for our friends and family…read moreback home. They have a great selection of swimwear (which was convenient as the beach is literally across the street) and gifts to take home. The prices were very reasonable and the items were of good quality... not tacky at all! The shirts had some good designs too; I'm usually not one to get souvenir shirts but their designs were really cute that I got a few for myself. I am glad we found this store and bought a good amount of items to take home with us! Our friends and family loved our gifts!

I was coming to the beach and walked in because I was curious if there were any good deals on some…read moreFlorida merchandise. There wasn't, this place is super expensive but with current rent prices in Miami that makes sense.