With over 3,000 restaurants, satisfaction is guaranteed for everyone. Atmosphere and ambience are as variegated as the comestibles served. There is an array of ethnic restaurants in Ft. Lauderdale, including Caribbean, Chinese, Cuban, French, German, Indian, Italian, Jamaican, Mexican, Soul, South African, Spanish, Swiss, Thai, Vietnamese and American. When the much-anticipated afternoon thunderstorm rolls in, tourists turn to shopping.
Shopping seems to be one of the more popular diversions for vacationers.
From baubles and collectibles to inexpensive designer wear, Ft. Lauderdale has no shortage of things for which to shop. Sawgrass Mills, the world's largest value and entertainment mall, offers more than 250 designer and name brand specialty shops. If you're not in the mood for a mall, Las Olas Boulevard is lined with boutiques and galleries. Hip Las Olas is where the latest in fashion and art is showcased.