Harbourside Place

Harbourside Place in Jupiter, Florida, is such a beautiful and relaxing destination—it really exceeded my expectations. Nestled right along the waterfront, it’s the kind of place where you can stroll around, take in the views, and just enjoy the moment. The whole area is well-designed with a mix of upscale shops, great restaurants, and spots to just sit and enjoy the breeze off the water. There’s a really nice energy here—live music on certain nights, people walking with their families or dogs, boats coming in and out—it feels vibrant without being overcrowded. The restaurants have great outdoor seating so you can enjoy the view while you eat. Whether you’re in the mood for a sit-down dinner, a quick coffee, or just walking around with a gelato, Harbourside has something for everyone. Parking was easy, the area felt safe and clean, and the whole experience made for a perfect day or evening out. If you’re in the Jupiter area and want something scenic, relaxing, and full of variety, Harbourside Place is definitely worth the stop. A perfect blend of Florida charm and modern coastal vibes.

I love the atmosphere in here, great place to walk and enjoy the beach vibe, there are boutiques, places to eat and a marina.

The mahi mahi tacos were outstanding! The fish was fresh, perfectly seasoned, and cooked to perfection, with just the right balance of flavors and toppings. Every bite was light, flavorful, and satisfying. Definitely a must-try! Very clean and nice environment. We sat outside and loved it.

Friends and i attended Happy Hour at Ruth Chris. Had an outstanding variety of appetizers and meal paired with cocktails. Afterwards, we took a stroll around Harborside. Very pleasant, peaceful area. Completed our stroll with dessert at Gelato! Delicious. All in all, the area is a great spot.

Beyond being a shopping destination, Harbourside Place is a nice area for walking and observing boats going by. It has a good selection of restaurants and a nice stage outside for outdoor events, when permitted. It's neat being able to walk on the docks next to the boats.

Great food very friendly, owner is lovely. Very quiet. I highly recommend this place for a lovely dinner

Very nice place to walk. Great views. Shopping boutiques are aplenty. Dining options from breakfast to Mexican happy hour to cafe. Small Craft Market on Sundays. Parking is a challenge. There are TWO garages. Valet available at hotel.

A very pleasant place to take a walk in the evening, have good food, and meet with friends and even stroll along the pier. By the way, we were pleasantly surprised when we found out that the pier is open to the public. Very nice place!

I was driving back to Fort Lauderdale and decided to check this place out since it was on the way. It's right next to the water and there are some trails that you can walk by the water. There are a variety of restaurants and shops including Tommy Bahamas,Salt life and Calaveros Cantina. There is an outdoor Amphitheater for concerts and performances. The Wyndham Hotel is there as well, I walked into the lobby and it's gorgeous. There is some street parking and a parking garage that was free on Sunday.

Harbourside Place is a 5 acre mix of shops, offices, restaurants, an amphitheater, and a 5 story Wyndham Grand hotel on the corner of U.S. 1 and Indiantown Road on the Intracoastal. Before Harbourside was built the land was occupied by a bank building, the Perry Institute for Marine Science and the Burt Reynolds Museum. In early 2000 Jupiter purchased the land and Harbourside opened in December of 2014. In the summer of 2021, Harbourside rebranded by reducing its retail space by 70 percent in favor of outdoor dining and small gatherings. They prefer to generate income from offices. Under the new plan live music concerts which had been a source of complaints and lawsuits would be reduced to 10 a year. With less stores Harbourside is hoping to be more known for its special events. There is a classic car show once a month on Saturdays and on Sunday mornings there is an outdoor yoga class. There is also a waterfront market I attended with small businesses and food vendors. Jupiter's 2.5 mile Riverwalk pathway runs from Oceanside at the beach and crosses over the Intracoastal to Harbourside. The path allows people biking and traveling by foot to follow the Intracoastal north to the Jupiter inlet. It is nice to walk along the path within Harbourside. Harbourside has free parking in the garage if you stay under 2 hours. The Burt Reynolds and Friends Museum was a hard loss to the community. He was Jupiter's favorite son. There isn't anywhere I'd shop in Harbourside but I like the Tommy Bahamas (to eat), BurgerFi, Subculture Coffee, and Calaveras Cantina. It seems like Jupiter is a little lost on how to best use this prime real estate. There isn't very much to make you want to stick around although the water view is beautiful. Hopefully they will get it figured out and make Harbourside a not to be missed destination experience.

This shopping plaza is really beautiful, in that it has wide walkways along the waterfront, with benches along the way. You can walk out onto the many public docks or you can stick to the boardwalk. Harbourside has an amphitheater for concerts with a set of cascading fountains below the stage. A patio of sorts extends out from there towards a couple of stores, including Burger-Fi. I appreciate that the waterfront is kept for all to enjoy. While the stores come and go here, it is still pleasant to walk around due to its location. Keep walking south and Harbourside Place ends at the bridge, where the space under the bridge is either public parking or closed off for event space. Either way, strolling to the plaza under the bridge is also pleasant; you can also keep going past the bridge to the other side of the riverwalk area. Parking is strange. A lack of street parking keeps the traffic inside HP minimal and slow, prioritizing those on foot. Parking is restricted mostly to 2 parking garages. I find the garage closest to the action, nearest the amphitheater, to be claustrophobic with narrow spaces. Pro tip: I prefer to park across US1 in the parking lot of Cinepolis. While not actually Harbourside, there are shaded spaces that link up to a wooden boardwalk that crosses an area of mangroves and brings you to the crosswalk to Harbourside.

While in town, we visited Harbourside Place one late afternoon. I was surprised to see how much was happening here. They have shopping, dining, live music, outdoor activities and even a hotel. We arrived one late afternoon and grabbed an early dinner. Calaveras was casual and fun, it worked well with the surroundings. Then we went for a leisurely walk to check things out. There is a cute coffee shop and a higher end restaurant and more. Clothing, home decor and a hair salon are here. There's even a Wyndahm Grand hotel if you want to stay close to everything Harbourside Place has to offer. All the people seemed to be having a great time too. Families and singles wandered around enjoying this cute area. Live music started so we grabbed a couple of Adirondack chairs and had a great evening. Parking is plentiful. The area is open and spacious. Water and park views create a really nice atmosphere. I would definitely recommend a visit for locals and visitors alike.

This place is a nice place to walk around on the docks and have a bite to eat (though there a lot of empty stores right now). We walked and talked and sat. Sometimes they have music here, which I have heard that across the canal they aren't too happy because of the decibel level (They have it under control now). Jupiter's 2.5 mile Riverwalk pathway runs from Oceanside at the beach and crosses over the Intracoastal to Harbourside. The path allows people biking and traveling by foot to follow the Intracoastal north to the Jupiter inlet. It is nice to walk along the path within Harbourside. You can park for free if you stay under two hours (in the parking garage). We were staying longer than 2 hours so we parked on the street. Harbourside wants to be known for their special events. Classic shows once a month on Saturdays and on Sundays, outdoor yoga. They need a little more here to attract people. Jupiter used to have the Burt Reynolds and Friends Museum and the Perry Institute for Marine Science, but that is no longer. Harbourside was built in 2014. It has morphed through the years and ow they are trying to have more outdoor dining (and reducing retail space). There are a bunch of restaurants here- BurgerFi, Tommy Bahamas (food), Calaveras Cantina - but they need more. This is a prime area - let's hope they keep it going.

Every beach town needs a plaza similar to this. Located off the Jupiter River walk this development features a gorgeous view of the sunset on the river, entertainment, a array of restaurants and upscale shopping. We were lucky enough to enjoy the amphitheater with a live performance by a Frank Sinatra cover artist with the sunset view behind. It was nice hearing the music while we strolled around. For restaurants they have a decent range starting with Burger Fi, Bravo!, Calavera's Cantina, Johnny Swirls yogurt, Subculture Coffee and more! For retail they offer Tommy Bahama, White House Black Market, Chico's, John Craig and more. Jupiter is a pretty small town so Harbour Side Place is a fun spot to walk around and enjoy the weather and music.

Harbourside Place is a fairly new location in Jupiter alongside of the Intracoastal. There are many restaurants that you will find with indoor and outdoor dining availability. Also a few stores, office space and a hotel inside the complex. They also have a stage for musical entertainment day or night. I enjoy strolling along the Harbourside on a lazy Sunday afternoon and having lunch at one of their fine outdoor restaurants. And that is exactly what we did.

I valet parked at Harbourside Place tonight and ate at Woods restaurant. Pulled up at 5PM and waited.Nobody around. Adam (employee,) appeared.Saud, been here 10 minutes and nobody to Valet.He responded" you are a liar".I was taken back by that. Went into restaurant and asked to speak to Manager.Manager of Woods said " they have nothing to do with parking", but offered me Brian Donovan ,who is in charge of parking and employee (Adam). Left VM for Brian and explained briefly what happened.Brian called me back in fifteen minutes.He stated that was wrong if Adam and he would deal with it.Offered free parking (normally $8.00) and stated that the company managing has been there for nine years and very few complaints.Suggested Adam should go to Anger management class and be retrained Brian Davenport, agreed to handle and resolve internally. Not sure he works for Jll as tags say nothing about owners.No limitation of liability or anything on my retained tag. Horrible start to an expensive dinner. Not right

Harbourside is more of a fancier City Place with more higher-end restaurants and some stores, but its flaw is that its 1/3rd of City Place. For the average person who's not willing to spend big bucks, you have some decent places like BurgerFi, Johnny Swirls or Another Broken Egg Cafe. Other than that, this downtown area doesn't cater to the average consumer. One of the worst things is the North garage (haven't parked in the South yet), but you literally will be climbing a ski slope with your car, that's how steep it is. So steep if your car is low to the ground it will scrap the bottom of the car when you reach the parking level and same results when coming back down the slope. It's so bad that so many cars got scraped that the concrete of the floor is coming off, leaving marks and holes in the road. The second worst thing are the events, events here are clustered. Boat Parade or another event going on, the whole plaza will be filled, zero parking. The only place to park and across the street where the movie theater is or over a little bridge near the Fire Station (that's if you wanna park that far). I have warned you, don't park any exotic or low cars in the garages, it will ruin your car. The garages are poorly designed. And if you valet your car, tell them don't park in the garage. I'm in shock that no one, not even the city hasn't sued the Architect because of this.

I would just like to take the time to review how wonderful this hotel actually was. Iv been to this hotel plenty of times in the past and this experience by far was the best one yet. Not only was the room absolutely magnificent, but the hotel employees were absolutely the best around. I was up there this past weekend for my best friends wedding, and Austin at the front desk truly made my weekend special and one to remember. Not only did he accommodate me with a beautiful room, but everything i requested was done with no hesitation. Because of my amazing experience with the hotel and Austin in general, i will most defiantly be returning soon and telling all my friends and family what a great place this is to stay at in Jupiter. 10/10 recommend this hotel to anyone looking to stay in the Jupiter area! Thanks again Austin for the warm hospitality! Joseph

Good restaurants but there is some pathetic band playing in the middle of the mall driving patrons away. Drummer is delusional that every song is a drum solo drowning outc the actual music . sad

Avoid this facility on Sundays. Between the tall ships drawing crowds (i'm quite certain people were not there for the faux green market) and the general season tourists, driving and parking in this facility is in fact a "shit-show". Odds are very good we won't be stopping back by anytime soon. What a cluster.

Shopping, boat docks, restaurants, live concerts and more. Great place for the whole family!

Went here want to buy a shirt. The Francesca store is the cheapest in the plaza. The others store are boutiques that tend to be overpriced. Have to paid for hourly parking.

Great food, Great service, Great location, Great prices, Great shopping, All in one place. Chris the restaurant manager and staff make you feel very Relaxed and WELCOME. Give Tommy Bahama Restaurant a visit you and your guests will be quite IMPRESSED!!!!!!

Great cozy shopping area with restaurants, boat docks, hotel and live music. Harbourside Place has a park-like feeling to it.

A few weeks ago my family and I stumbled upon Harbourside Place. We are locals and decided we would bring the kids to Burger Fi, since we had not had it yet and everyone raved about it. What we got was so much more! When we arrived at Harbourside Place we quickly realized this was so different from what we had imagined. There was ample parking (2 garages, street parking and valet). As we made our way toward the restaurant, we were pleasantly surprised to see they had a family fun day going on. There were bouncers, balloon artists, mini golf and face painting. We were stunned! We quickly put our hunger aside to join in on the fun. I kept looking for where to buy tickets, but there was no ticket booth. It was all free. It was just something Harbourside Place does for families. Wow! We raced to do a little bit of everything before we had to eat. After all the fun, we finally decided to grab a bite to eat. As it began to get dark, we sat outside and waited for our food. Just then the stage lit up and a band began to play as our food arrived. Again, for FREE! My kids quickly finished their meals, at record speed, and we walked down to the amphitheater. We easily found a spot and they were selling light up toys for the kids. The kids were all dancing and playing in front of the stage. It was a blast. My husband and I realized quickly we had stumbled onto something special. So when planning our first weekend getaway without the kids, we decided on Harbourside Place, because after our Family Fun night there was so much more that we wanted to do. There was no competition! It was close to home, so if there was an emergency we could race back to our house. We arrived at the Wyndham Grand on a Friday evening. Wyndham Grand is spectacular (see my review of them). Everything about Harbourside is designed perfectly. It is unlike any other entertainment area. The whole area is enclosed and feels like a town center! The shopping and restaurants are amazing and there is something for everyone. We parked our car at valet on Friday and we didn't need it again until Sunday when we checked out. Everything is at your finger tips when you stay at Jupiter's Harbourside Place. After check in the first thing we did was a full walk around of Harbourside Place so we could plan our weekend. While walking we had to stop in some of the stores. A Pretty Pink Princess was our first stop, probably because of the parental guilt in the back of my head that kept telling me when you go away for the first time without your kids you don't show up back home empty handed. They had such a beautiful selection of toys and gifts for little girls. From there we walked over towards the amphitheater. The amphitheater itself is a work of art. It is beautifully designed and so unique. It truly is like nothing else you have seen before. They had fountains of water shooting out of the ground in front of the stage and there was a group of kids playing in them. There is seating everywhere. Surrounding the amphitheater are decorated garbage cans. Some look like monsters, others beach scenes. There was a sign hanging up that said "Recycling is An Art" and each can had been designed and decorated by students of local schools. What a great way to tie in the community. We walked over to Too Bizarre and enjoyed a unique dining experience. After dinner we decided we would do the Riverwalk. It was absolutely beautiful. They had water fountains in three sizes, one for adults, one for kids and then one for dogs. There are benches and rocking benches all pointing at the intracoastal and at certain spots you can see mangroves. There are even Jupiter Town History Facts posted all along the way. This was stuff I never would have seen if I was chasing after my three year old, so I was glad to have the time to walk and enjoy this. The sunset was absolutely stunning and we sat on one of the many rocking benches as we watched the sky turn pink over the passing boats. On the walk back towards the amphitheater we heard the music start to play. Everyone gathered. We found a spot and spent the next two hours enjoying dancing and having fun. Harbourside Place really has it all. Free live concerts, family events, a green market, yoga and tai chi and all in our back yard! I am so glad we have Harbourside Place! 5 STARS all around for Harbourside!!!

Recommendation to Harbourside, remove parking and traffic access in front of Tommy Bahamas restaurant. Dining outside the restaurant, your first view is cars than the water, very disappointing for a new place intended to be a destination on the water. And, if someone is driving or leaving with the car, fumes in the eating area. I think they can easily turn this road into emergency-access only and/or extend the plaza to the restaurant to allow full access by pedestrians and even extend out the restaurant area. With that said...I think this is a great place for Jupiter along with the whole Riverwalk, no longer stuck with the few bars and restaurants on the water and places to walk freely. Of course, it will probably get people crazy in the winter but that's okay, it will be a good place to hang out on a nice breezy, summer night. And, definitely a nice alternative to driving to the Gardens.

Nice place for lunch and dinner. Great on weekends for live music and let the kids dance around! Parking is easy and free under 2 hours.

Love this place! Great place to shop eat and even listen to great live outdoor music!