The Tower Shops consist of a plethora of retail shops and restaurants with access from a few ultra…read morebusy roadways. The Costco next door causes severe traffic congestion but once you enter the plaza has sufficient parking toward the center. The anchor stores include DSW, Best Buy, Ulta, J Crew, Home Depot, Trader Joe's, Old Navy and Ross. Most of the retail stores close by 9pm and the Fannigan's, Twin Peaks, Tap42 and Miller's Ale House remain open late. If you're trying to find the Party City it recently went out of business and the JD Sports store is opening soon in the same bay.

Bustling plaza just south of I-595 on University Drive which is influenced by the universities and…read moreCostco traffic. I love the Crema for a coffee and the Tap42 for a cocktail. Never an issue parking and today bought a pair of Brooks running shoes from DSW. Lots of stores and restaurants with a great but busy Trader Joe's market. There are three reserved parking spaces for "Mothers To Be" in front of the Carter's infant clothing store which is a nice addition to the plaza.

This place was insane, a ton of stores including bougie ones, outlet ones, and classic department…read morestores, with a mix of TJ Maxx and Burlington Coat Factory. It was also packed with people, like the busiest mall I've seen in the US in ages, and even included people pushing around suitcases, either meaning business or stopping by while traveling.

largest outlet mall in the US? say less!…read more * tons of dining whether restaurants and the mall type snacks. *lots of high end name brand store *the indoor part is more of mall with lots of deals too. * plenty of signs incase your lost

I have been coming to Pemboke Gardens since they first opened. They have a fabulous assortment of…read morestores and restaurants. They have some name brand retailers along with some lesser-known more boutique style stores. I really enjoy coming here on a Friday or Saturday night and listening to the music at Brimstone. The area is very walkable. Most drivers are courteous when you cross in front of them and they yield to you. In an Ideal World, I think Pembroke Gardens should have an automatic covering for when it is super hot or rainy. That is the downfall of this shopping mecca, several months of the year it is just not fun to come here because of the weather. Parking is another issue. I really wish they would build a parking garage because there is usually a problem finding a parking spot on the weekend. That just puts me and then annoyed state of mind when I'm going to a fun place. Definitely come to Pembroke Gardens when you want a fun and memorable they are night out.

Love walking around the retail shops and foodie places in Pembroke Gardens. Today it was cloudy so…read moreperfect temp to browse. Some of the businesses include Old Navy, Brio, Nike, Brass Tap, Ra Sushi, Container Store, Fuddruckers, Lime and Pink. Parking is an issue on the weekends but was wide open today.

The Shoppes at Monterra Commons is part of Cooper City's Monterra development. Spanning 500 acres,…read morethe land was a former dairy farm and is bordered on the north and south by Stirling Road and Sheridan Street, and on the east and west by University Drive and Pine Island Road. The Shoppes of Monterra Commons is a new mixed use development owned by Diversified Realty Development Company, which is based in Deerfield Beach. Construction began in December 2021 and it looks like they just need to lease a few retail spaces. This development includes over 100,000 square feet of new buildings over 16 acres of land with 700 parking spaces. The development cost over $10 million to complete. In addition to the stores and restaurants, the Shoppes of Monterra also includes a brand new 175-unit Residential Active Adult Community. Current Monterra Commons tenants include a Brightstar Credit Union, Baseball Cards, Culver's, Huey Magoo's, the Learning Experience, First Watch, Crunch Fitness, Oaxaka, and Cali Coffee. Coming soon is Tide Laundry, Gyromama, and Playa Bowls. There is currently empty leasing space for other businesses. I tried out the Cali Coffee and Blueprint Cookies and loved both. I was surprised to see how busy it was here so it is clearly filling a need in the community. It is interesting to see new development come to what I considered a dead end area of Cooper City. It was only a matter of time before this last large parcel of Broward County was developed. Hopefully Cooper City residents are going to like what they put in.

If you have young children who are don't always enjoy playing outside in the heat, this is a…read morewonderful small play area where crawlers to young walkers can safely play. During the weekdays there rarely many children playing. Weekends are obviously more crowded but fun for the kids as long as the guardians are supervising their own little ones. There is an area for parking strollers and storing shoes. The play area was clean and I didn't observe anything that looked dangerous for climbing and playing. This is a great FREE indoor space for those Plantation days when the weather is not great outside.

Broward Mall is pretty much empty during the week, which can be a plus if you're looking to get in…read moreand out without crowds. There are some new stores, plenty of parking, and it was overall clean when I visited. There's also a movie theater on site, although the mall itself has a bit of an old smell. The food court isn't very big and offers typical mall food like Panda Express, Cuban food, pizza, etc. One downside is that the food court is clearly understaffed. Most spots only had one server, which caused long lines despite the mall being quiet. I was on a lunch break and it took over 25 minutes for food.Some restaurants do offer lunch specials, which is nice for your pockets. I imagine it probably gets busier around the holidays, but if you want a quick, stress-free visit, weekdays are definitely the way to go.

It's improving, the place is clean and the staff is very friendly, beautiful landscaping and plenty…read moreparking .

A venue supporting local musicians within Plantation Walk. The public is always free to watch and…read morelisten to the live music with free parking. Retail shops and eateries surround the small stage. Today had some coffee with friends at the Crack'd Kitchen & Coffee while hundreds of little kids and mothers sat on the courtyard green to watch Miss Tracy Sings (every 3rd Sunday of the month) perform a bunch of nursery rhyme tunes while she played her guitar. It wasnt my thing but for others it was great morning entertainment. Every Thursday - Sunday the Plaza Live, with varying hours, has performers entertaining the public on the stage. "Radio" takes the stage most nights from 6pm - 10pm playing music from varying genres.

So many options for shopping, food, and entertainment. Love that Dania Pointe is outdoors which…read moremakes shopping more enjoyable with some fresh air. Love that there is plenty of free parking around either at the garage or around the shops. Went to go and try some Skinny Louie which surprisingly the line was not long at all. Walked right in to order and only waited about 10 minutes for our food. Later went to the stage area at the middle of the shopping center to hangout and chat. There was music playing and lots of seating available. Will definitely be returning soon.

Food and shopping are my favorite and living in the sunshine state being outdoors is always nice…read more There is a site for everyone or a restaurant or bowling or just sitting outside and enjoying family time.

The Harbor Shops is an outdoor shopping plaza built in 2005 in Ft. Lauderdale near Port Everglades…read more It is tucked off of 17th Street Causeway on Cordova Rd. It's proximity to the port and the Embassy Suites Hotel means that it gets a influx of tourists as well as locals looking for services, retail, and dining. The Harbor Shops are convenient to other top Ft. Lauderdale destinations like the beach and Las Olas Boulevard. The businesses in the Harbor Shops are arranged in an open air complex with a Key West architectural vibe and nautical theme. Parking is in the center. The plaza is anchored by a Publix. I have been here many times through the years, most recently to eat at Gilbert's 17th Street Grill. Other reasonably priced restaurants here include Joe's Cafe, Indian Harbor, Duffy's, 5 Guys Burgers and Fries, and La Bamba. Shopping choices include TJ Maxx along with boutiques. There is an Ace Hardware Store, Total Wine and More, Massage Envy, Chase Bank, and Orange Theory Fitness. You can run errands and enjoy a meal all in one place. Whether you want a great meal, are a local ticking off your to do list, or are a visitor picking up travel essentials, The Harbor Shops will have just what you need.

I remember when this shopping mall was first built. Local hotels were pleased to have the…read moreconvenience for their guests. Some even offered shuttles to/from here. This Publix-anchored outdoor, open air mall offers free parking and driving here is easily accessible. It's close to Port Everglades, the Fort Lauderdale Airport, hotels, and other SE 17th street businesses. The mall has a variety of stores and shops. Everything is here from groceries to a hardware store to clothing to wine. It offers service salons where you could get your hair cut or your nails done or even a massage. The mall gets a lot of pre and post cruise business. It's popular, so some times parking can be challenging. I've probably been here the most for the different restaurants -- from burgers to sushi. When I worked nearby and the weather was nice, I'd come for lunch and then stroll by the shops.

A great Marshall's mega store. This is one of the best. So many impulse buys. You will definitely…read morespend money on things you don't need and you will get a few deals too. Clearance going on. Give yourself time to checkout. It goes fast but there will be a long line.

located in the fountains plaza in plantation. Good sellection of clothing. Shoe options are…read morelimited. They have a few options for furniture as well as alot of luggage options. the store is very clean and well maintained.

Plantation Town Square is an 11 acre shopping plaza built in 2001. The layout and large parking…read morelot make it very visitor friendly. The landscaping is well maintained and it feels very safe. The anchor store is Publix and surrounding it is a number of restaurants, shops, and businesses offering services. There is a Miracle Ear, Jersey Mike's, Urgent Care, The UPS Store, Boulevard Salon, Barber, Sugar Wax, Pinch a Penny, The UPS Store, Bien Chido Mexican Taqueria, The Game Stop, Starbucks, Bliss Nail Lounge, and Physicians Therapy Now. I came to the plaza to try the new Tea Bros and ended up also having lunch at the Plantation Diner. Whether dinning out or just trying to knock a few errands off your list, you are sure to find just what you need at Plantation Town Square.

This is a good size shopping center with about 36 stores ranging from banks to restaurants to…read moremedical offices to grocery stores. Among the busiest businesses here you will find: AllState Bank United Bien Chido- Authentic Mexican Taqueria Bluedog School of Acting for Kids Boulevard Salon Chicken Kitchen Dry Cleaning Depot Edward Jones Empire Sushi GameStop Gianna's Pizzeria Hair Cuttery James Kerns, DMD Le Délice Crépes & Ice Cream Miracle-Ear Hearing Aid Center Mita's Hallmark My Puppy Boutique Nice Cream - Nitrogen Ice Cream Pinch A Penny Pool Planet Beach a Contempo Spa Plantation Diner Pretty Poodles & Pets Princess Nails Publix Publix Liquors QuikDROP Starbucks Summit Learning Services I have stopped at this shopping center a few times, to go to Publix or to check out the pet stores. Overall, it is easy to get in/out and the parking lot is fairly large.