Love this place and the shell selection, amazing prices and the staff is always friendly!read more

Good selection, service and value. I learn about all the shells when I go. Thanks for supplying…read moremy sea shell addiction!

Horrible customer service. The blonde behind the counter rang my husband up wrong, then spoke very…read morecondescendingly towards us both. He brought up the price difference and tried to explain why it should be less, she told us to get out and not come back. We told her we would definitely not be back, and she threatened to call the cops on us if we did. Never have I heard someone threaten to call the cops on a calm person just questioning being overcharged. Seemed slightly mentally unbalanced or on something. Not the vibe a weed shop should have.

Great place. Such a nice variety of items. Staff is very pleasant and helpful. Has everything that…read moreyou're looking for.

Great small museum. We learned a lot about Bean Backus and The Highwaymen. We also learned about…read morethe impact he had on the local area and beyond with his art and his open door policy with anyone and everyone. We spent a solid two hours there and it was enough to see everything this time of year. The only thing is they didn't have a "special"/rotating art exhibit so that may have shortened our time there some. If you're in the area then I recommend coming here. It's worth the money and the stop.

This gallery is named for A. E. Backus (1906-1990). He was a self taught artist who was well known…read morefor his Florida landscape paintings. Later on he went on to teach art and a student of his and 25 other African American male artists and one woman influenced by his style became known as the highwaymen. They were a group of artists around the Fort Pierce area who quickly created Florida folk art featuring landscapes from oil paints on Uppson board used as roof sheeting. From 1950-1980 they would anonymously sell the art out of the trunks of their cars on A1A and US 1 from Daytona to Miami. The museum and gallery was established by Backus in 1960. In addition to housing the art of A.E. Backus the gallery contains the only permanent multi media exhibition of Highwaymen art. Art by Backus and the Highwaymen are available for purchase in the gallery. The museum also has four wings that display charging artist exhibits. During the year the museum hosts many events like lectures, brunch, and bingo. The outside of the building is covered in murals inspired by the Highway Men landscapes. Behind the the museum are sculptures in the park that runs along the Indian River Lagoon. Admission is $5. Students and service members with ID are free, and the first Sunday of the month is family day and it's free. A Highwaymen painting in 1950 sold for $25, now they are in demand by collectors and can command $5,000. If you can't afford to purchase one coming here to view the museums collection is the next best thing.

We had a great time at the botanical gardens. It's very peaceful and relaxing being surrounded by…read moresuch beautiful plants. It was free to get in so we gave a donation. It's so important for places like this to exist and get funding. It looks like you can have an event here. They also have different events and provide a lot of information about the plants they have such as where they are native to and the history. They also had a great gift shop with lots of ecofriendly useful gifts for all ages.

We stopped by at the tail end of our honeymoon while visiting family, and volunteer Rick was super…read morenice to talk to. He explained the gardens and gave us a map for us to navigate our way around. Beautiful and nicely kept botanical gardens. We came on a Tuesday and it was nice and quiet with maybe a small handful of other people also visiting. It was a pleasant walk around the grounds, talking in the Floridian sunshine and beauty of the gardens. It's not a large garden but it's still very worth a visit in my opinion!

Nice place with different vendors selling various artwork, furniture , home decor. The owner and…read morestaff are very friendly and you will find some nice things for your home or a nice gift for a friend. I attended a lesson in stained glass ornament making. It was run by a fantastic lady named Kelly. I enjoyed it.

Randomly found this place, looking for the last couple pieces of accent furniture for our house. We…read morehad relocated to PSL recently and had been decorating our house for the past year. So glad we found this place, cutest curated collection of furniture and home decor. The owner was lovely and showed us exactly what we were looking for - a beautiful two toned armoire. A refurbished media dresser also caught my eye. Both pieces came home with us and we get so many compliments on both pieces! I wish I had found this place sooner! And the prices were reasonable imo, especially when you're not getting cookie cutter pieces!

Boudrias Groves is a family operation. I have been a…read moreBoudrias Groves customer since 1974, shortly after they first opened, when my college roommate and I stopped there during our Christmas break vacation, driving from Philadelphia to Miami Beach. You can buy bagged bushels (or quarter or half bushels) of various varieties of oranges and grapefruit, as well as other locally grown produce. Their honeybell oranges (available only in January) are 'out-of-this-world'. They also have fresh squeezed orange and grapefruit juice at prices similar to grocery stores. Boudrias Groves can ship their citrus anywhere in the country. Given the advanced years of the owner and his wife, they have reduced their hours and open at 8:00am and now close at 4:30pm daily. Boudrias Grove is located in the half-mile stretch of Florida State Road 70 between I-95 and Florida's Turnpike, just across the street from the entrance/exit of the Turnpike. A must stop when in Fort Pierce.

Was referred to come here to buy some fresh squeezed juice. Upon entering the establishment seemed…read moreok , just a regular Florida country stop. The employee of the store seemed to be bothered that my family and I were speaking Spanish. The guy moved from behind the register and came and sat right next to us while we picked what juice to buy as if he was watching we Hispanics didn't steal anything. In a very rude manner the employee told us to "make sure you put that back in the right spot" . Bottom line is , the guy seemed to be another racist guy who just wanted us out of his store because we were speaking Spanish. Never coming back here again. And I will advice everyone to stay away from this close minded racist establishment

Walked in without an appointment to get some jewelry repaired. I was immediately taken care of…read more with excellent pricing and fast service. Most importantly the work was beautifully done. I will definitely be back.

Very nice establishment, their jewelers have fixed several pieces for us already and we couldn't be…read morehappier! I highly recommend them! You wont get ripped off for wanting to replace old batteries for your watches!