On October 5th I've purchased a combo set consists of two items: a led ant-aging device called…read morePerfectio+, and a blue light anti acne device called Sapphire, both by Zero Gravity. My sales associate Kate had a vast and impressive knowledge of the products, as well as great personal skills. In approximately three month the results are beyond satisfying! I feel lucky for not going under the knife as I was planning, and greatufl for being introduced to such an amazing and effective device in the right timing. My daughter is suffering from acne and Kate recommended the Sapphire blue light device. She is also very happy with the treatment progress which she finds significantly more effective than any prior regimen she's been using. 5 stars from me!! thank you Kate

So one of my customer recommended this place for me to check out. She even gave me some free…read moresamples to try before I physically went to check it out. The service was great and I ended up spending 2 hr there and $$$ My experience was great, so far I like the products. Thank you- Lin & Jordan

Babalu Miami's Garage Sale (I mean it literally, as they are located in the fanciest (and the…read morepriciest $$$$) parking garage of all times) had its first summer sale in late June, you could get first pick of an eclectic mix of must-have items from the likes of Missoni and Kenneth Jay Lane at 20 to 70 percent off. That was cool already. One of Miami Beach's favorite retail destinations for luxury brands, Babalu Miami is located in the heart of the Herzog & de Meuron-designed retail, dining and parking structure at 1111 Lincoln Road.With products ranging from top fragrances, jewelry and accessories to beach gear and home décor, it's a one-stop shop for a chic lifestyle. Babalu Miami is one of the only stores in Miami where you can purchase Fornasetti decorative objects, Ortigia Italy candles and AussieBum swimwear. This happened to be one of my favorite boutiques that lines its shelves with everything from swim trunks to watches, home accessories to skincare, books and more. Designers Greg Melvin and Paolo Ambu opened Babalu Miami in 2010 and feature a coveted selection of luxury and must-have items. Sample fragrances from sought-after brands like C.O. Bigelow, Santa Maria Novella and Alvarez Gomez. Sunglasses from Mosley Tribes, Paul Smith, Ray-Ban, RetroSuperFuture and more are summer's ultimate accessories. Pile on jewelry from Kenneth Jay Lane, Noir, Miriam Salat and Dinosaur Designs; and stock up on skincare products from Malin+Goetz. One-stop shopping while waiting for your elevator has never looked so good!

Nice to see have an original concept store back on Lincoln Road. A must as entry point to South…read moreBeach. Get your gear and goods go explore south beach from a Babalu perspective.

So here is the scenario: Wednesday night, Art Basel week, people shopping around yet Perfumania…read moredead empty. So I walk in with every intention of buying a few gifts. They lure you in with their special of buy one get one 50% off, but that only applies to older and less popular ones. Obviously none of the ones I was intending to buy fell into that category. That does not surprise me. Many other varieties of more popular perfumes are sold at 10% off a jacked up price to begin with. Is that a real sale? I wonder... The prices are not reasonable and you are better off going to a department store or online. Customer service was at its bare minimum. I mean I felt like the lady behind the counter hated her job, hated the world and was not even sure why she was there to begin with. I had to practically squeeze the information about the products out of her. Way to go - NOT! .

Last day on Jan 28 it was raining all day, so I decided to go shoppimg when the rain stops, I came…read moreto the store at 9:15 pm, it was enough time to make a purchase, to my surprise the sales associate closed the store way earlier coz all the lights inside were off & she was checking something in her paperwork. I tried to show her through the window that's it's not 9:30 pm yet on my phone instead she rushed inside of the store so that I wasn't annoying her early leave. Hope she had a great evening, coz mine was ruined. I meant to buy a set of perfume for my wife. Instead I spent money on online service (not perfumania). PS I checked the store hours on Google, it says 21:30, not 21:15 :((((

My friend loves this brand and today she wanted to go in and smell some stuff. I was not going in…read moreto purchase anything ;) but things played out very differently . Lorrie was girl that helped us and she was the sweetest . Super patient , attentive and kind. I ended up getting 3 fragrances , first because they smell amazing and second because Lorrie . She is epitome of an outstanding customer service . When I came home and opened my box , my jaw literally dropped, she packed sooo many little gifts in there. Thank you Lorrie . I would totally recommend this place , fragrances and customer service are excellent.

The service I received was wonderful. I'm so horrible with names her name starts with a D she was…read moreamazing she explained every Fragrance. The young lady even showed me how to layer my perfumes to make a more personalized to me . Who knew fragrances can remind you of your past in a pleasant way.

Lincoln Road isn't just a street--it's Miami's catwalk, circus, and living time capsule rolled into…read moreone. I've been coming here since the days when Howard Austin Feld had his shop here, when you could still park on the street and the crowd felt more local than curated. Back then, it was quirky galleries, mom-and-pop shops, and artists setting up easels by the fountains. History matters here. Originally designed in the 1910s by Carl Fisher (the same guy who basically invented Miami Beach), it was later reimagined in the 1950s by Morris Lapidus, the legendary architect behind the Fontainebleau. He turned Lincoln Road into a pedestrian mall--a radical idea at the time--that gave Miami Beach its own open-air Broadway. For decades, it was where retirees fed pigeons, musicians played for tips, and snowbirds people-watched under the palms. Today? It's glossier. Trendy flagship stores, outdoor cafés charging $9 for a latte, and enough selfie sticks to arm a small militia. The pigeons have been replaced by pickup artists--guys working the crowd like it's spring break year-round, angling for phone numbers from beautiful women in sundresses. Depending on your vibe, it's either comedy gold or background noise. But here's the truth: Lincoln Road is still Lincoln Road. The fountains still splash, the architecture still hums with mid-century glamour, and the people-watching is world-class. From models strutting past with shopping bags to a family of tourists melting under the Miami sun, this strip remains Miami Beach's beating heart.

Lincoln Road Mall is a must stop when you're either visiting Miami Beach, visiting from out of town…read moreor just to have a nice night out. There's a lot of potential to be an even greater destination spot and lots of events and activities. Live music is often played on the weekends. Excellent variety and options for food and desserts along with shops and stores and even art galleries! Most parts of Lincoln Mall are clean and almost every restaurant will offer outdoor seating while providing great service. Great destination with easy parking around and overall spot for dining, shopping and leisure and perfect to relax and people watch. Great mix of high end stores and regular boutique stores to cater to every person.

I shop at this Macy's Store in South Beach if I need to buy presents. They have a wide range of…read moregoods from men/women/kids wear, shoes, perfumes and colognes, jewelry, watches, sunglasses and a lot more. Service is always good, and some of the items are great value for money. Check it out!

Magui Elen Mena is a personal stylist and spa technician at this store. My friend and I had…read morepurchased lymphatic massage facials at a charity silent auction and had no idea what to expect. She was lovely, informative, and gentle. She was grateful to be able to have offerred her services for charity and we were grateful she did. I never knew my local Macy's even had a little spa service area tucked in the cosmetics department! We each of different skin types and she was very knowledgable - customizing our care. It's been several days and my skin still feels great. Don't hesitate to book her. magui.mena@macys.com

I live and work on south beach, went to the semi-annual sale not really expecting to find much…read more Well I not only found what I wanted, but as well as some amazing staff members!!! By far the best customer service I've ever seen in my 15 years of shopping at all different locations all over the world!! I would like to personally thank Linda (the beautiful Peruvian), that pointed me in the right area, as well as the ladies in the dressing room, my first assistant (I apologize I forgot your name, but not you my love) as well as Ms. Karina which was a ball of sunshine, as well knew her job through and through!! As well as the checkout knowing there was quite a large line and all, and politely asked if would attend the other register. WOW!!! I will be back and inform everyone I know that this is the best of the best, so impressed, even with all the chaos, 5 stars Ladies !, thank you, I'll be back !!

One of the trashiest VS I have ever. I don't k ow what happened here, they moved to a new location…read morethat is more like a Ross Dress for Less

I became quite familiar with this Walgreens in the short amount of time I spent in town, needing a…read morefew things I had forgotten to pack. But of course I only realized it bit by bit! First a visit for sunglasses. There are any number of shops on Collins where you can buy sunglasses but I found my favorite pair here for a cool $20. I also picked up some mouthwash and antacid. Then, after trying to read a book at the beach, I realized that with my new contact prescription I needed my first pair of reading glasses (RIP my youth) so I stopped back in to check out their selection. Not bad! I got a cute pair of Foster Grants. After a day at the beach I got a little pink and needed some aloe. Popped back in for that. Each time I browsed a bit. Picked up some make up during my aloe trip, as well, thanks to their dedicated beauty area. The shop itself is a bit dingy, though the products are in good shape. It's also huge! With a bit of grab and go food available alongside snacks and even some booze. Also it's 24 hours which is a bonus! I definitely could have found most of the things I picked up cheaper if I had remembered to grab them before getting to my hotel but alas, my memory did not cooperate. So I had to take the L and the tourist upcharge. But luckily I got everything I needed!

This is the hugest Walgreens I've ever been to and what a delight to experience such a store that…read morehas everything you could need. It's basically a Super Walmart scaled down. They have luggage, groceries, produce, clothing, hats, and so much more. They know their market and audience and cater to them. The prices are incredibly inflated, but I suppose that is because you get a one-stop shop. If your time is money, you will save time and thus money by getting everything you might need here. The checkout lines moved smoothly, the cashier was friendly, and I was able to redeem some Walgreens cash I had for my small chips and toy purchase.

This Walgreens was a savior because as we know everything on or near south beach is over priced…read moreexcept Walgreens. I came here every day during my visit especially to grab some waters. Compliment I must give once they see the line getting long the staff members who don't need to be called over the loud speaker but instead are there at the register to help everyone move along quickly so A+ on customer satisfaction.

This is a pharmacy store, a salvation for tourists. Because if you settled on the street Ocean…read moreDrive all grocery stores are far from you. In Walgreens you can buy everything you need from medicines to products for a very inexpensive price.