Spent 2 weekdays in Fort Lauderdale in March on a business trip and spent one evening on Las Olas. I was traveling alone so wanted to be where there was some activity and Los Olas has it. I lived in Florida several years ago and Los Olas was fun then and certainly hasn't lost its energy or draw. Great place... more

We had a wonderful time walking down Las Olas Boulevard. We first took a cruise along Fort Lauderdale's canals, then walked to Las Olas. We enjoyed many eclectic shops, restaurants, and cafes. On the way back we stopped at a crepe restaurant (I cannot remember the name - La Bonne Crepe perhaps?) and got a crepe with powdered sugar to... more

I think the shops was to special for tourists, exsept for the restaurants. And most of the street was expencive. When it comes too shopping, we preferd Millgras mall. but there are also many places around the Beach Place area and Las Olas that are better. But a great holiday place :-) more

i really liked the blvd. it was interesting with all the shops, had great restaurants (try noodles panini for fresh fast italian or kilwins for death by chocolate), and was just a fun and lively place for a stroll. more

East Las Olas has the feel of Europe with the side walks full of people sitting at tables, eating and drinking, the lights sparkle from each establishment as the laughter and excitement flows through the air and into your very own senses. Visit East Las Olas and the fine art galleries and boutiques, the River side hotel is beyond excellent... more

You can spend $10 on a souvenir or $10,000 on a work of art; $5 for a burger or $50 for a bowl of pasta. Regardless of your spending limitations there is something for everyone on the Blvd. Window shopping and browsing are also welcomed by all. more