Promenade At Coconut Creek

This shopping plaza is sort of a letdown, especially if you’re a male. If you’re coming to shop here and you’re a male or you’re shopping for a male you should turn around unless you need to buy them shoes or sunglasses.
I like the set up and everything, I just have no distinct need to come here other then the movie theater or maybe Bar Louie.
There is also a DSW and a Starbucks, but what large plaza doesn’t have one or both of those?
The parking (what you can find) is scarce and the parking garage can be a big pain.
Everything here you could find at any other mall, but the outdoor aspect is a redeeming quality, again, that is if you need something they have here, which in my case is a rarity.
I recommend looking up the Promenade online prior to coming here out of the blue. Make sure you’re not completely wasting your time.

Great little shopping nook with a variety of different stores.
Parking = nightmare! they do have a parking garage though, I just wasn’t interested in parking in it.
confusing roads, and unclear street signs. I must have gone the wrong way down or up a one way at least 4 times.
plenty of security.

New and so fancy … love the leather coach seats. And such a pleasant movie night experience. Best location. Beats most theaters in south Florida

This is a great outdoor mall, lots of shops and lots of eating/​drinking establishments. Only bummer is the heat and the occasional jerk that doesn’t want to yield to pedestrians in the crosswalks.

I have enjoyed the Promenade for many dinners and shopping. To me, it is like a local downtown area. However, if you linger to take a photo of the setting sun from the garage, management will have you chased away post haste! I understand people can be a nuisance, but not everyone who lingers 5 minutes is a nuisance to be chased away. I will need to find a new place to spend my money.

I stopped by here on a Sunday to do some shopping. The Promenade is very pretty and the employees are nice. There is a lot of parking, divided into different areas. I found it very difficult to find the stores I was looking for. The signs were very confusing. Searching for DSW, the signs directed me to the opposite end of the shopping center. I had to circle through the entire complex to find it. Once I finally found DSW and some of the other shops I’d searched for, the selections were smaller than what I had seen in other locations. I doubt that I would return here.

Yankee candle The ladies that were working tonight on May 16 at about 6 PM, they were the friendliest bunch of girls I have ever met in my life, thank you so much for helping me find what I needed for my house!

The promenade allows employees to park next to their stores.
They should make them use the parking garages!
Packing there is difficult. The mall is great but the parking is challenging .
The website is also very hard to use!

I have been coming here for years. Although I have reviewed a few of the stores and restaurants individually, it never occurred to me to review the shopping center by itself.
The Promenade is an outside mall that has many things to keep you busy and full. It’s easy (and fun) to spend an afternoon shopping (or pampering yourself) and then having dinner in one of the many restaurants. After dinner you have a few options to end your night with an adult beverage too!
For a little pampering, head on over to the Venetian for a terrific mani/​pedi and enjoy the glass of wine they offer you. Want your haircut? A few stores down is Pyure. A massage? Just a few feet away!
I love DSW for shoe shopping. I’m definitely a Brighton girl and this location is my favorite. Learning Express has great educational toys and games that are actually fun! I have purchased many children’s gifts in this store. Need a fun and unique gift? I have never left Pizzaz without something great and affordable. Shopping for clothes? I love NY and Co., Chico’s and Apricot Lane. Need a jewelry repair or a new watch battery, head on over to J. Douglas. They do great jewelry cleaning too. For kitchen supplies you will love Sur La Table where they have some great stuff. Lovin Olive has a variety of different olive oils to try and It’s Sugar has all the nostalgic candy you grew up on. I haven’t ventured into It’s Sugar yet, trying to stay away for now. Charming Charlie is terrific if you need some inexpensive jewelry or a great purse. The store is color coded so looking for what you need is easy. FYI, this store is big! I easily can spend a good hour just browsing. For musicians they even have Guitar Center. I am patiently waiting for Silverspot Cinema to open. According to their website, Silverspot is going to be a high end movie theater with an attached restaurant!
Hungry yet? My favorite is Ethos where you will love the authentic Greek food. For fast casual Mexican head over to Lime. Just want a cupcake or ice cream, check out Allegria Cupcakes (not my favorite) and Cold Stone. For a caffeine fix you have Starbucks. I love this Starbucks because it’s very large and they have lots of outside seating for people watching.
I love Bottega Wine Bar when I want to relax and have a glass of wine and World of Beer is supposed to be fun although I haven’t tried it yet.
The Promenade is my favorite shopping plaza. Throughout the year they have craft shows, farmers markets, Xmas tree lighting ceremonies, and children’s events. Parking is available in front of the stores but you have to parrarell park in most of the plaza. For people like me who can’t parrarell park, no worries because they have a parking garage. The stores facing Lyons Rd have regular parking. DSW has their own lot although they are a good walk from most of the other stores and restaurants.
They have a store directory and map on their website
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The Promenade is located at the SW corner of Lyons and Wiles Road.

There are plenty of good eats (eating places) here in The Promenade at Coconut Creek. My favorite is Ethos. About the only two (2) eating places in here that are not tops to me are Allegra (cupcakes and frozen yogurt) and La Vie (Italian).

Great place to check out, love to come here with friends. Great atmosphere, and the restaurants are pretty decent. I just wish they had a bit more variety when it comes to the shops

Is a nice mall but I’m not a fan of the outdoor mall. Make everything uncomfortable exotically when having a kid. Is an over all good mall but, in need more stores more good brand stored and a movie or bowling aile would be Even better. The only thing I didn’t like was lime. Bad experience they need new customer service. Parkin can be a little hassle too.

The promenade is the ideal place for families and singles. You can not go wrong with taking a date or your family here. There is something for everyone to enjoy. Whether it be shopping at the boutiques, having a quiet romantic dinner, or out for drinks with friends, you can do all of this at the promenade. Ohh and the free parking is what makes this place great! Come here during the holidays and enjoy special events!

I really like this oudoor shopping center. I have enjoyed many nice afternoons and evenings browsing around. They probably have a little more to offer for women (Charming Charlie, DSW, Yankee Candle, Francesca’s) but they lure the men in with World of Beer. There are quite a few restaurants and all have outdoor seating. I have been known to enjoy a taco and margarita or two on the patio at Lime and have enjoyed a few happy hours at World of Beer. There is also an Asian noodle bar, a Greek restaurant, ice cream, the list goes on.
In terms of setup things can get a little awkward walking around (I always feel a little weird cutting through some of the side areas to get from block to block) and DSW is awkwardly far from the rest of the shopping center as a whole, but I truly believe we all need to walk a little more. Parking can also be a pain. I would suggest not even attempting to drive your car through the shopping center… you will get frustrated. Go in through the side entrance either by DSW or off of Wiles and just head around back. There are spots back there that aren’t usually taken as well as a garage.
Whenever there is a nice afternoon and I have shopping to do I enjoy going to the Promenade. It is the perfect place for a girl’s day of lunch and laid back shopping.

We love this place. It’s a great little shopping/​dining spot that is convenient and safe.
Some of the restaurants there are meh, but the shops are great. There are some very well known shops here as well as some very unique smaller stores. It’s a great place to walk around in the evening, do a little shopping, have a nice meal and maybe some desert at one of the ice cream places.

Though there are a lot of criticisms of the Promenade at Coconut Creek and even though it doesn’t seem to be all that vibrant or prosperous, there are some good reasons for me to like it. First is that it is out doors and, though a personal preference, I happen to like an outdoor setting over the enclosed mall center areas. In that respect it’s almost like shopping in a village area. Second, it has a few rather good restaurants with Ethos Greek Bistro being my favorite and World of Beers being a rather decent hang in which to enjoy a good brew.
The shopping is somewhat limited, mostly women’s, and personally I’ve never found anything special about Jos. A. Banks as far as men’s clothing is concerned. However, there are some specialty shops such as the Guitar Center for those musically inclined, Party in Pink, a mom and daughter operation for kids clothing and items which was the 2013 South Florida Parenting Kids Crown winner. But, for the most part I just find it to be a relaxing enjoyable area to browse.

Place is pretty nice :)
I like the shops, like Charming Charlie’s, DSW, and Francesca’s. It can be kind of empty sometimes, but this place can be beautiful at night. It even feels a little bit European at times.
The only drawbacks is the eating areas. I only like Lime (love the food!), Coldstones, and the lil crêpe place to eat. Besides that, not much else!

For some odd reason I am drawn to this place. I think part of it is the far that you are outside and not stuck inside of a mall. There is one drawback though and that is over the years many places have closed.
A few of my favorite stores here are DSW, Charming Charlie, Francesca’s, Starbucks, Lime, World of Beer, South Beach Tanning, Venetian Nails, Brighton and Soma. The wine bar here is nice as well. Have some wine, go to dinner, stop at world of beer… makes for a whole evening.
The nice thing about the Promenade for me is I can pretty much get everything I need while I am there. If I am shopping for gifts for my Mom, Dad, 9 year old niece, boss, friend’s 2 year old daughter etc… I can find something.
Frequently there are events (craft fair, coconut festival) which is nice to make the day more interesting while you are there.
My one (small) gripe is on weekends the parking lot can really fill up s I tend to just go straight to the back (west side) and park instead of waiting on someone to leave.

I love the promenade of coconut creek!!! This place is awesome. It’s fun to just stroll through all the stores. My husband and I love to visit the guitar center on some weekends. Alot of times I’ll come here by myself and I do my clothes shopping at lane bryant. I like sitting down for lunch at the lime fresh mexican grill. For desert I go next door to coldstone creamery ice cream.
It’s fun to just sit back and people watch. The parking can be a little tricky but usually I get pretty lucky. If you haven’t been to the promenade take an afternoon and come here, you’ll love it!!!

The Promenade is good for West Broward. It has some cool dining options, nothing spectacular but fine options nonetheless. It has a slew of woman stores found either in your local Mall or right outside. Not many men options other than Banana Republic and maybe Jos. A. Bank, though I have never actually met any human life form who has shopped at Jos. A Bank. That name is kind of annoying. Couldn’t he just be normal and spell it Joseph?
This place needs a Pinkberry bad or even a Menchies. Their current Froyo place is not cutting it. The one remaining Coldstone Creamery is here and its merged with something called Rocky, no Balboa.
For dining options you have Scarfones Pizza (ehh), Mama’s Asian Noodle (no thanks), 160 Degrees & Muffuletta (I’d rather fly to NOLA for one), Saito’s Japanese Steakhouse, Salad Creations (overpriced rabbit food), and Lime, which is perfectly fine but you never leave there quite full.
Overall it’s a decent little stop for the fam or when you went to get faded at World of Beer.