Location: Pompano Beach
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The 10 Best Things to do in Pompano Beach, Florida (FL)
Sharing its warm, lapping waters with its Gold Coast neighbors Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood, Pompano Beach lives up to the promise in its name; miles of beach along the temperate Gulf Stream await the sun-thirsty traveler. Overhead Goodyear's Spirit of Innovation blimp patrols the blue skies. The surrounding area is home to enough links courses to keep an intrepid golfer very busy for weeks. Miami and Gold Coast attractions, sports and entertainment are all within easy access.
Restaurants in Pompano Beach
1. 26 Degree Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By scottv564 - Baltimore, United States
One of those breweries in which you start with a simple flight of 4 samples. The next thing you know you have been there for hours. I enjoyed sours, Belgian strong, Berliner Weiss, and a smoked Porter. Sampled a bunch more. The venue was large open space. At least 20 of there beers were available. They also have a wine list if someone in your group does not like beer. A must stop in the growing craft beer world
2. Sample-McDougald House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By Arielfl - Coconut Creek, United States
I remember when this house was located on Dixie Highway and used as a homeless encampment. I drove past it every day and it was so sad to see it in it's decrepit state. Since then the house has been moved to it's new location and lovingly restored. It's picture perfect now. I visited recently when they were hosting their sixth annual classic car show. Our family has a 1915 Model T that was displayed. The house was built in 1916 making our car one year older than the house! A five dollar admission got you into the show and a home tour making for a fun afternoon. They had a food truck and DJ in addition to all of the cars on display. I always love to pay a visit to the house. On the ground floor there is a living room, dining room and kitchen complete with butlers pantry. The second floor houses a room they use for changing exhibits (on this occasion there was clothing worn by the Seminole nation), a child's room, and a bedroom with a wedding dress. The wood used in the house has been completely restored and it smells so good, like a natural pine air freshener. There are two gazebos on the grounds and the house makes a lovely back drop for the weddings held there. Also every October the Women's Rotary Club of Pompano hosts a haunted house. My daughter volunteered this year doing make up for them and it's always a popular event. There aren't too many historical gems in Pompano so this house is a real treasure. It's definitely worth a visit, even more so when they hold an event.
3. Pompano Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 330 reviews
Reviewed By Joi_K26
It is a very nice beach and mr jaeshawn was very helpful and sweet he gave good service as well and you guys need more people like him I definitely recommend
4. Pompano Beach Water Taxi
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 84 reviews
Reviewed By travelfromIndiana
We had a wonderful relaxing day with Captain Cris and first mate Marc. We started at the lighthouse. Along the way we were given history of the area and interesting facts. We were on the intercoastal waterway for about four delightful hours. We liked this tour better than the Fort Lauderdale taxi tour.
5. Isle Casino Racing Pompano Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 912 reviews
Isle Casino Racing Pompano Park in sunny Pompano Beach, Florida, located just minutes from the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and only 20 minutes from North Miami, is your Pompano Beach gaming destination. Isle Casino Racing Pompano Park is a state of the art gaming and entertainment destination with all the amenities and services you are looking for in a smoke-free environment, including approximately 1,500 slots, 38 live-action poker tables, 6 restaurants, live harness racing, and live entertainment 7 days a week. So stop by Isle Casino Racing Pompano Park today and see what a premier gaming experience feels like!
Reviewed By marlon799 - Boca Raton, United States
Amazing friendly location.Great slots free play poker room.I really love this place and was so happy when they reopened after covid. Faradays fine dinning has improved tremendoiusly since Covid and Dominique and his team are doing a wonderful job. Rib Eye was wonderful and i really liked the personal Service from Dominique. Reminds me of a European style restaurant . i suggest this place for the food and service.
6. Hillsboro Antique Mall
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 42 reviews
For over 18 years, The Hillsboro Antique Mall has been South Florida's premier destination for antique and collectible shoppers. With over 35,000 square feet and over 200 individual dealer booths and showcases, every category of collectibles is represented. Have fun browsing row after row of the most interesting vintage goodies. Whether you collect postcards, records, jewelry,silver, porcelain, glassware, toys, or items precious, funky or just fun, you will find them here. We are adjoining the country's largest indoor flea market, The Festival Flea Market. Plan to spend the day and have lunch in the Festival's food court. We hope to see you soon!
Reviewed By 4globetrotters4 - Boca Raton, United States
We are always stopping at antique Mall‘s on our travels. This is one of the few antique malls that actually have antiques and collectibles. So many are disappointing now with garage sale merchandise and just plain junk. The Hillsboro Antique Mall never disappoints. We always manage to find something to take home. There is lots of very fine jewelry, silver, records, 50s stuff, comic books, etc. The prices are very fair and some of the dealers will bargain. They have lots of staff to help you and open cases. Most of the dealers are not in their booth’s but there’s plenty of staff to help. They are located at one end of the very large festival flea market.
7. Pompano Beach Amphitheatre
8. Pompano Municipal Pier
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 495 reviews
Reviewed By raymonds150 - Deerfield Beach, United States
A wide and long pier just recently completed after it was destroyed in a hurricane. It was free the night we went so I am not sure if there is ever a charge. Ample space to fish with pole holders and a cleaning station. Once you are at the end in the ocean, you have a great view of the beach and the various buildings on the beach.
9. Tri-Rail
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 106 reviews
Reviewed By bocar112
From Boca Raton, FL (this is the busiest station for Tri-Rail) when we travel, rather than the hassle of driving to the airports, parking, etc....or taking expensive taxis, we found that TRI-RAIL works just fine for less than $6. to either PBI, FLL or MIA. Tri-Rail ends at the MIA airport, so no shuttle needed. To PBI or FLL there is always a shuttle bus waiting to whisk you off to the airport as soon as the train arrives. Plenty of room for your luggage (we always take the last car)... try it, you will like it.
10. Festival Marketplace
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 659 reviews
A shopper's paradise spanning a quarter mile from end to end. On aisle after aisle, this air-conditioned mega mall features unique items at discount prices. From high end watches, handbags and designer clothing to cosmetics, footwear, fragrances and decor, there's something for every taste and budget. Includes a food court, plus a farmer's market at one end, and an antique mall at the other. Festival Flea Market Mall, where shopaholics of the world unite.
Reviewed By SunshineMontreal - Montreal, Canada
Nice place to find unique items , food store , food court , costume and real jewllery , dollar store , Avon boutique, nice gifts store , pickle barrels , . The place is getting renovated !
