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.

This shopping center has several popular businesses, which makes it very busy and popular…read more You will find a Publix grocery store, Marshall's department store, Office Depot, Chase Bank, Dunkin', Western Union, Spa, etc. Every time I've come to this shopping center, I find the parking lot very full. There are entrances from both McNab and from Federal. Being at the intersection of McNab and Federal it is very convenient to residents in Pompano, Imperial Point, Coral Ridge, and Fort Lauderdale.

Nice selection of stores. There is a Publix, Marshalls. Office Depot, Tuesday Morning and some…read moreothers.

This is a newer shopping center located on Federal Hwy in Pompano Beach. It opened in May of 2019…read more The plaza has almost 26,000 feet of retail space and room for 130 cars to park. Businesses in this plaza include GNC, CBD, Eyelab, Kitchen and Bath, Chill N' Nitrogen Ice Cream, the Poke Company, Park Plaza Dental, Club Pilates, Reef's Edge, and Summer's Animal Hospital. I have eaten and gotten drinks at both the Little Coffee Shoppe and TropiBowls. For a number of years the strip mall plazas along Federal Highway were aging badly and looking run down. It is nice to see the facelifts they are getting and the new business going in. This plaza especially has a good mix of places to eat and service based businesses. Park Plaza is a great addition to Pompano Beach Federal Highway.

Businessman- will give you scare tactic to get Invisalign saying teeth cracked with fine lines when…read morein reality I checked with other dentists this is common. Messed my teeth up with their Invisalign services. Nightmare experience.

A Fort Lauderdale shopping center with a dramatic centrally positioned structure with the Promenade…read morename easily seen by Federal Hwy traffic. There are several retail stores and restaurants. Today had coffee at Mario's Catalina Cuban Cuisine. Some of the businesses are as follows: 1 Stop Liquor UPS Store Einstein Bros Bagels Joint Pain Solution Poke Ice Zenko Vitos Pizza Beltone Vape Smoke Shop Boba Tea Cafe

This is a nice strip mall with lots of really nice, useful and well kept business. I have been…read morehere many times, so I wanted for people to know the variety of stores that you can find here. Located at the corner of US-1 (Federal) and Bayview Dr (62nd St), it serves many communities located closed by like Imperial Point, Fort Lauderdale, Coral Ridge, Pompano Beach, Lauderdale by the Sea and many more. There are several ways to enter or exit the strip mall by either Federal or Bayview. There's a lot of parking spaces, but during peak times, these spaces do get filled up quickly by customers coming into some of the stores. Some of the main businesses here are: Black Rock restaurant, Larb Thai-Ian restaurant, Einstein Brothers Bagels, Vito's gourmet pizza, Poke Ice, Bonesfish Grill, 7-Eleven, UPS store, Belltone hearing center, cleaners, liquor store, nail salons, medical offices, dental offices, and more.

Coral Ridge Mall is a great place to stop by and shop! Easy to get around, convenient, and has a…read morenice variety of stores. What really makes it worth the visit for me is Elite CBD. Hands down the best store in the mall and a must-stop shop every time I'm there. The staff is knowledgeable, welcoming, and always takes the time to help you find exactly what you need. Amazing selection, top quality products, and great energy every visit. If you're coming to Coral Ridge Mall, definitely make sure Elite CBD is one of your first stops!

This structurally old mall contained the big box stores including Target, Ross and Dick's Sporting…read moreGoods, but also had alot of smaller stores like GNC, Osh Kosh, Carter's, Claire's, Captain's Closet and Jamba Juice. There is ample parking and the entry points are heavily influenced by the Oakland Park Blvd and US1 intersection.

Small strip mall on S Cypress Rd in Pompano. It has a good mix of businesses, such as a dive bar,…read moreliquor store, laundromat, pizzeria, Chinese take out, Calypso seafood restaurant, barber shop, diner, etc. We went there to eat at Calypso, but also got a chance to check out the dive bar and the liquor store. If you choose to take the BCT bus, you can get here on route #20. It's across the street for a large Publix and just a block from a gas station.

I love downtown Fort Lauderdale and......... Las Olas is the heart of it....full of shops,…read morerestaurants, places to walk, the beautiful river just a few blocks away, I find this area very well kept and clean. They are always doing maintenance and updating areas, but that is for the improvement of the boulevard. I feel very safe every time I stroll around the area and people watching is a great thing as well.......you see tourists, locals and everyone in between enjoying the city. If you are in Fort Lauderdale, pay Las Olas a visit and you will find Mexican, Italian, South American, Asian cuisines...just to name a few.... You can also find nicely lit grocery stores like Greenwise, Whole Foods, Fresh Market or Publix not to far away....

Wow, I have not been here in a while and I loved the vibe so much!…read more Nice area to walk around and visit one of the many shops they have, but my favorite part was all the different restaurants they have!!

Lakeside Shoppes is a small and inviting shopping plaza in Pompano Beach built in 1979. It is…read moreconveniently located across the street from the beach on S Ocean Blvd. Lakeside Shoppes has 12 businesses and 50 parking spaces. Businesses in Lakeside Shoppes include 4 points Market and Deli, Stingers Bar, Pizza, Massage, Oliver Jewelers, Sun Beach Laundry, and Busy Bee Hair Salon. I came to the plaza to check out Bell's Beach Store which sells souvenirs and everything you need for a fun day at the beach. This plaza is a great resource for beach visitors. They can grab a drink, meal, or pick up beach essentials. It is also useful to those living around the beach providing critical laundry and personal services. Although on the smaller size, the plaza is clean and well maintained and it has a great mix of dining, shopping, and services.

This shopping plaza is located in Sea Ranch Lakes, a village in Broward County. It is located on…read moreNorth Ocean Drive also known as A1A and is surrounded by Lauderdale-by-the-Sea. Sea Ranch Lakes was named after the landmark Sea Ranch Hotel, located across from North Ocean Drive, the main public road. The Lakes was added because of the village's two artificial lakes. If you ever driven along A1A in this area you would notice this plaza for its domed sky mural that sits over a fountain and is ringed by palm trees. At night the mural is illuminated. The shopping center was built in 1966 and renovated and partially redeveloped in 1996 and 2005. Anchors include Publix, a CVS Pharmacy and a Dollar Tree. Other businesses include First Watch, Sushi Runner, Dunkin', Edward Jones, Simply Golf, Liquors & Lounge, Executive Offices, Patchington, and Very Boutiquey. Sea Ranch Centre is near the gated residential community of Sea Ranch Lakes and the bordering city of Lauderdale-by-the-Sea. It serves as a place where the luxury hi-rise ocean front condominiums and hotels can get there every day errands done like grocery shopping or grabbing a quick meal. It is so helpful to have a Publix at the beach. An added bonus is the ease of parking.

This shopping center has many of the stores I frequent most...Dollar Tree, Publix, CVS, Baskin…read moreRobbins and a variety of mom and pop restaurant and eateries. Located in the Sea Ranch section of Fort Lauderdale, it's just north of Lauderdale by the Sea right off A1A. There's plenty of parking and it's kept very clean and tidy. The Publix is a bit smaller than some of the other ones in the area, but it does have the basics...The CVS and Dollar Tree are about average for their size and selection. Lots of places to get burgers, sushi, pizza, etc. If you choose to take public transportation, the BCT bus #11 will stop right in front of the shopping center.

The Pomp is a 223-acre, $2 billion mixed-use development in Pompano Beach at the Harrah's Pompano…read moreBeach casino site. It was also the site of the former Pompano Park racetrack. The development is being constructed by the Cordish Companies and Caesars and it will be a premier destination for entertainment and dining, It will also be a residential hub with 4,000 residences. I have been eagerly following the development of The Pomp. I have visited the Top Golf and currently the only other business open is Harrah's Casino. Businesses slated to open include Costco, Sports & Social, and PBR Cowboy Bar. There will also be office space and luxury hotels. Pompano Beach has lacked a downtown and a centralized, mixed use centers like other towns have. The Pomp will create jobs and a place where people can come together for food, entertainment, work, and to live. So far it is off to a great start.