Pine Island

Good plaza, has public, DT, pizza and wings restt, burlington, bealls, etc.

It’s very quiet. I love a peaceful shopping experience and this was it. The cashiers were very helpful and I got a lot of stuff.

The store is very neat and just as big as Plantation. They have a good selection of purses and home goods. The shoes and women’s pants are sparse. Employees were friendly and pretty quick with the line.

This strip mall has it all… Well everything i want. It actually continues to the West…a community main entrance splits the two halves. To the east adjacent to pine island, Publix, amscot, a fairly new bealls outlet, a DOLLAR TREE FINALLY, several indie cafés, a jeweler, a smoke shop, a gas station, like 2 Banks, and the best BBQ in Broward (yes, that’s what you smell). The West half has a Dunkin donuts, medical plaza, country western bar, jump place for kids, movie theatre, and a Goodwill. Seriously it’s so centrally located and has so much, that it’s a plaza i hit probably about 4 times weekly. The metro pcs is a main office too, so you can do more things there, and the kids jumping place serves alcohol lol. Do NOT enter by the Dunkin donuts when it rains; that entrance floods easily and parts of both parking lots flood. If you’re headed up the turnpike from the keys, this is a quick 10 minute detour off 595 that can have you resupplied and back on the road. Lots of other stuff nearby north of 595 too, like Broward mall and a Target. Only one way in and 1 way out of the Publix plaza really tho… Unless you go around the back. Don’t try to cut through the community behind… You won’t get through unless you seriously know what you’re doing.

Went to PARAGON Theatre to see another free summer movie with a teacher friend of mine. We loved Ferdinand and afterwards had a delicious lunch at Rob’s BBQ in the the plaza East of the movies.