Secluded neighborhood plaza in Plantation. About ten retail and foodie businesses with a small…read moreparking lot. Dont expect anything fancy cause you wont find it here. Tonight met friends at the Riverside Market Pub and enjoyed craft beers and hummus while watching the FL Panthers game. The Gianna's Pizza Center offers great pepperoni pizza at affordable prices. Some of the plaza is in dire need of repair. The sign for the drive thru Farm Stores has been missing a blue illuminated letter "F" for years and looks like Arm Stores. A simple fix that is easier left abandoned I guess.

This plaza sits behind a gas station that blocks its view from Broward Blvd. We found out about…read morethis plaza from friends who recommended Gianna's Pizza and Riverside Market. Visited both several times and tonight had beers and food at the market. The parking lot is small and across from the plaza are rental apartments.

A nice shopping center on Powerline Road just south of Palmetto Park Road in Boca. There's a big…read moreparking lot right in front with lots of free parking. It fills up quickly at lunch time and on Friday afternoons, so plan your trip accordingly. The strip center is home to Dollar Tree, Boca Pharmacy - a family run Pharmacy, Schweiger Dermatology, a jeweler, Salon One, The Grove Kosher Supermarket, Jons Place - a kosher pizza place, Hong Kong Palace, Brooklyn Bagel and Kingdom Sushi. Across the parking lot is Olive Garden.

Modern plaza with a good variety of retail stores. Noticed the well maintained tall cement pylon…read moredirectory demaning attention and it was easy entry from Powerline Road. In the plaza, browsed the Dollar Tree today to find a few items. There is Angela's Pizza Kitchen that serve slices but went inside to grab a menu and found out from the clerk that they personally deliver within a three mile radius.

Been to this shopping plaza a few times to eat at Vignetos Italian Grill and Legends Tavern &…read moreGrille. The entrance into the plaza from University Drive is congested. Plenty of parking spaces but as we drive through the plaza most of the businesses have obstructed views due to heavy tree foliage. As of recently, Legends has closed and the space is now occupied by the Hideaway Tavern which is a quasi speakeasy sports bar with a great happy hour that we are finding out right now.

Parking is hard to find in the front so I always find spots in the back near the ihop and the…read moreHideaway tavern grille. We come in to the plaza from pine island since university is so dang congested. Nice plaza with a bunch of food and retail spots.

Small modern strip plaza at the corner of 136th Ave and Sunrise Blvd with three entrances. Limited…read moreparking in the early evenings. The two end cap businesses are the LA Fitness (two week gym pass but way too crowded) and the Verizon Wireless. Here today to buy my wife eyeglass lenses at Americas Best. The FedEx Office is also a common drop off location for package returns. The eateries dominate the plaza with Sal's Pizzeria, Panera Bread, Naked Farmer, Giardino Salads, Five Guys, Starbucks. Several front patio dining areas.

I run monthly errands in this plaza but not my favorite place because of the bad parking situation…read more Sometimes I have to circle the lot a few times to find a space. I like the Panera Bread for soups and Sals Restaurant for pizza but we always just do take out here. Once in a while I hit the Starbucks for a cinnamon dolce latte and got my eyeglasses from Americas Best. The LA Fitness is nice but too busy at night.

This early morning I came to this plaza for a CAT scan at Rayus Diagnostic but before my…read moreappointment noticed that the big anchor Publix supermarket was the only other place open at this time and spent some time inside prior to my appointment. This is definitely an older plaza but seems to be well maintained with sufficient parking. Three large self-drop donation clothing bins are at the center of the parking lot. The Rayus diagnostic is extremely busy by 745am and doubles as a public school bus stop for students. The plaza is influenced by heavy traffic on 441 and is a straight line of mixed businesses which include: Simple Tax Truist Bank La Perrada Del Gordo Little Caesars Cricket Wireless 441 Animal Hospital Bella Beauty Oriental Garden Creamy Flavors A&J Nails Spa Sunrise Liquors Nova Dental

Another mega plaza in Boca Raton with lots of eateries and retail stores. Plenty of parking and a…read morebeautiful tall cement directory at the 441 entrance with an additional entrance on Glades Rd. Several outparcels including three banks and an ABC Fine Wine & Spirits. Today I ventured into the plaza to grab an overpriced espresso from El Balcon de las Americas and browse Home Depot for portable cabinet lighting. The Home Depot, Ulta and the Publix are the anchor stores generating the most customer activity. Strangely, there is a Petco and a Pet Supermarket in the same plaza with a PetSmart directly across the street, not sure if that was the best marketing decision to have this plaza thrive. Will return for a bite at Pei Wei. DSW Smile Institute Nail & Spa Verizon Dominic's Pizza H&R Block Wing Stop Benihana Shoe Repair Plus

Lots of elderly peeps walking through the covered walkway in the plaza. My sole objective today was…read morenot really shopping but getting pizza at Dominic's next to Home Depot and head to the Publix after for a few items. Parking is a little difficult with the Home Depot and the Publix being so close together but found a spot up front. Modern plaza with a green metal roof. A few banks and a ABC beverage store on the outer perimeter.

A very small older plaza with limited parking but easy entry off STRD 84. The brand new Haute…read moreCoffee just opened and uses a majority of the parking spaces and in my opinion makes the plaza a headache to visit. Today I experienced that issue when visiting Haute Coffee. Only a few other businesses including Brooks Cremation and Funeral Service and Davie Kava. The biggest draw in the plaza is Billy's Tavern where we had beer and pizza providing a neighborhood atmosphere with a sports theme and you will definitely bump into someone you know.

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.