Gelato on the
Waterfront

Marina Village

Seabreeze Boulevard is the stretch of A1A that runs just behind Fort Lauderdale Beach, with the Atlantic on one side and the Intracoastal marinas on the other. Marina Village sits on the water side, among the boats, a short walk from the sand and from the bottom of Las Olas. Fort Lauderdale has more navigable waterway than any other city in Florida, and this is the part of it people actually walk through: crews coming off boats, visitors heading to the beach, and the bridge traffic in the background.

The latest one we run

Of the five boutiques, this is the one that stays open longest: until 2 AM on Friday and Saturday, and until midnight on Thursday. That makes it the last stop of the night for most people who find it, and it changes who comes in. Earlier it is families off the beach; after eleven it is people who have already had dinner somewhere else. The full Quore range is here, spirits included, served with the marina in front of you.

When to come

From Sunday to Wednesday we close at 10 PM, like most of our boutiques. Thursday we go to midnight and the weekend to 2 AM. If you are walking the beach, the late afternoon is the easy time; if you are coming off a boat or out of a restaurant, we are probably the only place still serving. It is the one address on this list worth remembering at one in the morning.

Parking and seating

There is no private car park. Seabreeze Boulevard and the streets behind the beach have legal street parking, and there are public lots in the area; outside the busiest beach hours you will usually find something close. Inside there is seating for more than forty people, with the marina in front of you, which is the reason a lot of customers stay longer here than they planned to, especially late.