拉奥拉斯大街

拉奥拉斯大街风景优美,环境很好,适合散步。商店很漂亮,虽然有点贵,但是养眼。餐馆不错,还有室外就餐桌。

这里的商店都很无聊,而且东西很贵,有很多餐厅,有些比其他的餐厅好一些,但是价格都比劳德代尔堡的餐厅贵得多。这里的啤酒节真的是个玩笑!!!不会再回去了。

这里普通的商店不是很多。我知道这是一个比较高档的区域,但是大多数的商店好像都是针对自己的特定客户的,好像不太欢迎我们这样的一般人。

这一带的景点真是非常给力非常赞,非常具有历史感,有许多很棒的商店,这的人都很热情,你还能溜达到海滩去放松身心。我们来过这里10多年了,可是我们就是一来再来还想多来几趟。我们最喜欢的酒店位于大海的海边,并且就是位于市中心一带。我们住的非常舒适。向大家推荐!

来了这里我就不想回去了,因为这里太适合购物了,而且还有很多餐馆,去哪家吃都很难抉择呢。

Stayed here for 2 days prior to departing for a cruise!Had a nice time, although weather did not cooperate, as it was very windy and spritzing!A visitor should make sure they take a water tour of canals and intercoastal waterway. Boathouse Bimini cafe on 17th St. near Renaissance Hotel great choice for dinner. It does not look like it but back of Resturaunt is on water

There is something for everyone among Las Olas multiple bars, restaurants, galleries and shopping choices. My favorites are Luiggi Coal Oven Pizza, Sushi Rock, Rocco Taco, Cafe Europa / Italian (Must leave space for Dessert), Royal Pig Pub, YOLO's, and Grille 401.

There was a lot to do! We were looking for an afternoon activity before our flight and stumbled upon St. Patrick's Day parade! Great! Lunched on Los Olas Blvd. and then took a walk in the riverwalk. Parked in pay lot for $10 but worth it.

a tale of two cultures at this corner: if you head north on A1A you get the beautiful Ocean and beach with its crazy resident and Spring Break crowd, where half the fun is people watching and the noise of tourist oriented shops. You have some varied music streaming out of the clubs and restaurants that are on the street. There are some good food choices here, but taking the Las Olas direction yields a much different cultural experience once you cross the inland waterway bridge. It's a long walk to downtown (but a short 5 minute car ride) where you'll find the restaurants and boutique shops of upscale or at least middle class Fort Lauderdale. Many cool places to eat and sample trendy items. We enjoyed Sky Thai Sushi near the end of this parade.

Las Olas is the "in spot" in Fort Lauderdale for tourists. A great assortment of restaurants, shops and galleries are located in a several block area on Las Olas Blvd. It's a short cab ride from most hotels on the beach.

Being out-of towners, we loved this quaint and scenic Boulevard full of Hotels, Restaurants, High-End Art Galleries, Unique and Upscale Stores,Boutiques, Jewelry plus Bridal Stores, and Real Estate Offices. It even has the historic Stranahan House a little back from The Cheesecake Factory. The atmosphere is cheerful and vibrant. Most of the Restaurants have outdoor seating, where we saw lots of people who were obviously locals, and regular visitors here. They were chatting and people-watching. Some friendly ones even helped us to find what we were looking for.We spent a few hours wandering up and down the Boulevard, visited the Stranahan Museum, some Art Galleries, ate some refreshing Sorbet at Yogurt UR Way, and finally had lunch at Mangos.The place is very conveniently located on Water Taxi Stop # 3.Recommend coming at least once to experience the vibe of the street.

We stopped here off the water taxi and window shopped. Very expensive stores , nice restaurants up and down the streets, a must see, pretty and you can see where the other half shop at ☺️

This is the "IN" place in Ft Lauderdale. Not as fast pace as South Beach and you see more families here. Frequented by locals and visitors as it has neat shops and boutiques and the restaurants are excellent.

It tends to be crowded on weekend nights, and many of the restaurants are nothing special. Still, there is a quaint charm to it. A pleasant enough stroll, with several art galleries.

Nice road with a lot of unique shops and restaurants. We had a nice dinner and a stroll down this beautiful street