Olga's Guidebook
Beach
Píer de Dania Beach
300 N Beach RdParque Estadual Dr. Von D. Mizell-Eula Johnson
6503 N Ocean DrPraia de Hollywood
101 Johnson StFood scene
Awesome crabs; good quality food
Rustic Inn Crabhouse
4331 Anglers AveTimo Restaurant
17624 Collins AveTraditional quality Italian food
Bake Shack
238 S Federal HwyBest creative donuts
Crudos Fusion Art Hallandale
801 North Federal HighwayLe Tub Saloon
1100 N Ocean DrLester's Diner
250 FL-84Truly local little seafood spot. Fresh food and great attitude.
34 moradores locais recomendam
Tarks Of Dania Beach
1317 S Federal HwyTruly local little seafood spot. Fresh food and great attitude.
Casual waterfront dining; affordable; belly dancing on the tables. Fun Greek place.
103 moradores locais recomendam
Taverna Opa
410 N Ocean DrCasual waterfront dining; affordable; belly dancing on the tables. Fun Greek place.
Amazing food; great for special events; beautiful sunsets.
198 moradores locais recomendam
GG's Waterfront
606 N Ocean DrAmazing food; great for special events; beautiful sunsets.
Great local sushi place. Quality sushi at affordable prices.
17 moradores locais recomendam
Cilantro Asian Bistro
1719 E Hallandale Beach BlvdGreat local sushi place. Quality sushi at affordable prices.
The Guest Kosher Restaurant
Spa
Great clean Asian massage place; it is not fancy but massages are good with trigger point style. There are 2 male massage therapists that are both great if you like very strong pressure.
Escape Foot Spa
410 E Dania Beach BlvdSightseeing
Great place for kids; you can take a train ride across the garden; feed flamingos; check out different animals they have.
167 moradores locais recomendam
Jardins Flamingo
3750 S Flamingo RdGreat place for kids; you can take a train ride across the garden; feed flamingos; check out different animals they have.
Museu da Estação Aérea Naval de Fort Lauderdale
4000 W Perimeter RdDid you know the St. Bernard de Clairvaux Episcopal Church was made from carefully hewn stone that was shipped entirely from Europe to the United States? These Spanish cloisters were built in Spain in 1133-1141 AD, where they stood proudly on the plains of central Spain for centuries, seeing the rise and fall of kingdoms and gently weathering under the warm Iberian sun. After nearly a thousand years, they were carefully disassembled, shipped over the Atlantic, and sent to a new home in the United States. Although getting the cloisters to their final resting place was a hassle – a hiccup left the stones sitting in boxes in Brooklyn until 1952 – the amazing architectural attraction has now been rebuilt just as it stood in the old country for centuries. It’s a rare genuine medieval attraction which you can see right here in America.
106 moradores locais recomendam
The Ancient Spanish Monastery
16711 W Dixie HwyDid you know the St. Bernard de Clairvaux Episcopal Church was made from carefully hewn stone that was shipped entirely from Europe to the United States? These Spanish cloisters were built in Spain in 1133-1141 AD, where they stood proudly on the plains of central Spain for centuries, seeing the rise and fall of kingdoms and gently weathering under the warm Iberian sun. After nearly a thousand years, they were carefully disassembled, shipped over the Atlantic, and sent to a new home in the United States. Although getting the cloisters to their final resting place was a hassle – a hiccup left the stones sitting in boxes in Brooklyn until 1952 – the amazing architectural attraction has now been rebuilt just as it stood in the old country for centuries. It’s a rare genuine medieval attraction which you can see right here in America.
Shopping
Shopping center Sawgrass Mills
12801 W Sunrise BlvdNeighborhoods
Las Olas
Wynwood
South Beach
Sunny Isles Beach