Its two blocks of restaurants and shops. Its somewhat pretentious but at the end of the block is the Cheesecake factory. Best place for dinner or a drink.

A lot of middle of the road dining and shopping. All of the meters were broken. Attempted to pay at 3 of them. Were there for 90 minutes eating dinner and got a $40 ticket. Appealed and lost. Fix your machines… do better.

This is a nice walk from the riverside towards the beach , but the shops!!!! Selling averages clothes at ridiculously high prices , and when you check the label made in Asia or South America , more expensive than city centre shopping in Europe at much less quality .Plenty of restaurants, but can get crowded.If you are along the river walk worth exploring , but not worth taking time out for shopping and restaurants around the marinas / canals better .

Las Olas Boulevard has to be one of the most fun streets to visit while in Fort Lauderdale. Filled with everything from the best cocktail bars, foody haunts, some gorgeous little boutiques and a few museum spots, too. It’s one of those areas that’s amazing to visit in the early evening (after a long day of exploring).it is one of Fort Lauderdale’s main shopping, dining, and entertainment hubs. This space has morphed into a massive coastal space encompassing many of Fort Lauderdale’s best-known businesses. Las Olas is divided into four distinct areas: the modern business district, its shops, the village, and Millionaires’ RowCars drive up and down the popular shopping street but speed bumps and pedestrian crossings make it safe for those exploring on foot. There are plenty of parking lots one block behind the boulevard.

Great stop on the water taxi. Clen, friendly, and lots of retail therapy opportunities. Many spots for coffee, food, and drinks.