The Walk is a Coral Springs landmark. Completed in 2001, it is a 240,000 square foot mixed use…read moreretail center. It runs two city blocks and serves as a sort of the main street of Coral Springs. The Walk contains offices, shops, and popular restaurants. I visit The Walk at least once a week. Some of the restaurants I enjoy are Chicken Salad Chick, Burger Fi, Too Jay's, and don't forget the ice cream, chocolates, and caramel apples at Kilwins. The walk also has my favorite Trader Joe's, a Barnes and Noble, and Wild Fork Foods. Other businesses in The Walk include a dentist, banking, nail salon, insurance, waxing, and eye care. During the year The Walk holds events and concerts. Every March is the two-day Coral Springs Festival of the Arts. When something is going on parking can be a bit of a pain but normally it is ok. As far as strip malls go, this is my favorite one in Broward County.

First time at this shopping center and seems like there was a little mix of everything but mainly…read moreeateries. My first visit tonight at this plaza and we met friends at the 4 Rivers Smokehouse and Kilwins Chocolates. Noticed the round water fountain near the entrance as the centerpiece of the plaza. Plenty of parking with only a few handicap spaces. The Phat Boy Sushi was at the corner and slammed with customers and one of my favorite sushi places. The Crocante Bakery and the Burger Fi are on my radar but sadly the Incontro Italian Steakhouse has gone out of business. Will have to check out the weekly and monthly music and art festivals.

Shopping In South Florida needs trip to Sawgrass Mills. Yes, I feel the need to speed money…read moreshopping at the supreme outlet mall. Well, if you're driving make sure you use the garage or your car will become a broiler when ya return. You don't wanna spend your turn in burn unit ya feel me.. I stop at Grand Luxe for an energizing meal before my spending spree begins. Lots of high end stores ranging from Gucci , Versace & Balenciaga. Plus many other brands for what ever your needs are at the moment. Frank hit up Versace and purchased some leopard sweat pants and they are amazing... What a discount and even on sale for added savings.. I won't bore you with everything I bought but I filled my truck bags... SAWGRASS MILLS is the place I come to drop some coin.. Yes it's great to strolled around. I'll be back soon for more retail therapy.

It seems like this outlet mall just keep expanding on the variety of shops. Some seem to be true…read moreoutlet and others have the same prices as their stores in other locations. I like to find a good deal like anyone else and this place hits all the marks.

Decent-sized mall in Coral Springs with ample parking. This mall has familiar major department…read morestores like Macy's, JCPenney, and Kohl's, along with a variety of retail shops and a food court. It is a long indoor strip that is fairly easy to walk from end to end. We stopped in for a few quick retail visits and arrived right when the mall opened, which was ideal since it was not crowded and stores were just opening. Everyone we encountered was pleasant. At the entrance, there was security present in a vehicle that patrols the area, which adds a sense of safety. The mall is clean and conveniently has the shops we wanted to visit all in one place. There are multiple directories available at the entrances and in several other areas throughout the mall. While we do not shop at the mall often, when we do, this is our most visited mall location.

Coral Square shopping mall located in University Drive and Atlantic Blvd…read more Convenient location but not many high end stores. I do like shopping there whenever I need something quick and for last minute before a trip. Easy access to all stores not much walking around or big crowds. Noticed they closed the Starbucks. Now they have Gregory's Coffee. Need to try next time. They are also going to open a The Knife Restaurant. Maybe it is open already. Overall nice mall without the big crowds and you get all the regular stores Macys, Victoria Secret, Steps, Windsor, Aldos, Charlotte Russo..

With the many visits I have made to the Promenade at Coconut Creek, I'm surprised that I haven't…read morewritten a review...so here we go. Promenade at Coconut Creek is an open shopping and dining center featuring a mix of retail stores, boutiques, specialty stores, beauty stores, restaurants, gastrobars, gourmet dessert shops, ice cream parlor, entertainment, and various events. There is ample parking available as well as two 3-level parking garages on the north and south sides of the center. Although a few businesses have closed, new ones will be opening soon.

The perfect spot for shopping, dining and entertainment all in one place! There's plenty of free…read moreparking, which makes it convenient. There's atmosphere is relaxed and enjoyable. If you're coming to spend an afternoon exploring, or just to chill with friends, it's worth the visit.

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.

Plantation walk is a very nice little outdoor shopping/dining area but I do have to say it needs…read moremore stuff. There are a handful of different places such as a massage place, a few restaurants, a UFC Fit and a couple stores to buy stuff for outdoor dining patios and whatnot. I enjoy walking around here because there is something to do on the weekends and it usually gets a nice little crowd. One of my favorite things that they host here is the car show once a month. It is really cool to see all the different styles of cars while walking around getting some snacks from the local businesses. They do need to figure out a wider variety of things here and probably need to lower the rent because there is a ton of empty storefronts that used to be something or have never been anything yet. I really enjoy the nitrogen ice cream place they have here and they even have an escape room here! There is a nice variety of things here and you can kill a bit of time hopping around the place eating and drinking because these places have pretty good happy hour specials! The walk is always super clean as well and I never have to struggle to find parking when I am here, even on event days!

An open air shopping area at the Sawgrass. Here you will find high end luxury designer stores…read more Home to exclusive outlets for Gucci, YSL, Prada, Versace, Jimmy Choo, Valentino, Balenciaga, and Theory, to name a few. Watch lovers will find a Breitling, Tag Heuer, and a Mont Blanc stores. There are over 70 stores in this area and if you catch it at the right time, you will find some great deals There's a nice Seasons 52 and a few other sit down restaurants throughout the Colonnade shops.

The Colonnade Outlets at Sawgrass Mills offers most of the elite internationally known clothing,…read moreretail and jewelry stores with a few restaurants. Watching the international tourists walking around in the hot sun with their suitcases hoping to find a deal is comical. Inside the mall are the deep discounts where the Colonnade Outlets are at the higher prices. There are public bathrooms close by and a security guard eyeballing tourists. FYI: The parking lot is massive but horribly packed, although they offer valet parking between $13 - $13 depending if on weekdays or weekends. If you have an exotic vehicle that you fear getting dented or scratched, they will park it against the front curb for a whopping $25.00 plus tip. Colonnade Shops: Gucci Burberry Dior Lululemon Coach Johnny Was Jimmy Choo Boss Villagio Matchbox

We were heading south from other shopping and decided to stop here after visiting another nearby…read morethrift store that we'd been to before. This was our first time here. There was a gal vacuuming at the time we came by. The vacuum was heating up and smoking a bit, so she was concerned. There were also some students or volunteers or young new employees -- I couldn't tell which -- being given a tour of the store as we were there. Both were a bit distracting. They have some inventory that will appeal depending on what you're looking for... they don't have much furniture wise. There's a bit of a bunch of different things --linens, housewares, silverware, electronics, books, clothing etc., etc. Most things are organized together by category. Price wise, it's a mix of decent prices and high prices. They have some of the more expensive items near the counter. We didn't love something enough to buy anything here. But we are still glad we came to check them out.

Small thrift store with interesting pieces. Furniture, clothes, and kitchen items are well priced…read more It is next to a big box store. Worth stopping in.

This shopping center has quite a bit of history in Broward County. It is located on 40 acres of…read moreproperty along State Road 7 just north of Sunrise Boulevard in Lauderhill, Florida, When it opened in 1966 it was next to a dairy farm and it was the first air conditioned mall in the southeastern United States. The mall anchor was Jordan Marsh. By 2007 the mall was considered an aging retail relic of the past. In 2009 plans were made for rehabilitating the mall and they continue to this day. Today the mall is a mix of national and regional stores. Businesses include Autozone, Foot Locker, Cititrends, Enchanted Jewelz, Frsco y Mas, Goodwill, and Crafty Crab. Shop fashion, automotive, and household goods, dine at restaurants or use the professional and medical services. The mall also has a county bus transfer station. Check the mall's website for all of the holiday happenings which include holiday photos and free train rides for kids. Lauderhill Mall also has extended holiday hours.

Lauderhill Mall is located on State Road 7 (441). The complex has a mixture of national and…read moreregional stores, such as Ashley Stewart, Footlocker, and Rainbow along with many local merchants as well as some city and county type government offices. The shopping center sits on 40 acres of property along State Road 7 just north of Sunrise Boulevard. Lauderhill Mall opened in 1966 and is known as the first air-conditioned mall in the southeastern United States. Today, there are a lot of vacant business spaces, but the potential is there. The area surrounding the shopping center has also struggled to stay vibrant, so I hope brighter days will come for Lauderhill Mall.