In case you've been living under a rock the past several months, the rate at which Harbourside Place in Jupiter is filling out is nothing short of remarkable. As recently as Super Bowl Sunday, three more stores have made their official debut here at Harbourside, and several new restaurants are expected to open by spring at the waterfront retail and plaza.
 The newest additions to Harbourside Place include Francesca’s collections, which offers women’s apparel and accessories; Swim ‘N Sport, a retailer that specializes in swimsuits; and The Blow Zone, a premier and sophisticated salon that concentrates on hair, makeup, and lashes.
Also on the horizon is the highly-publicized new restaurant from Tiger Woods—The Woods Jupiter: Sports and Dining Club—which is
With all the events, social and family gatherings, and various other obligations that typically coincide with the holiday season, you might have missed the grand opening of the new Jupiter’s Farmers Market at Harbourside Place, which happened back in early December.
The new market, which takes place every Sunday through April from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., gives area residents a great opportunity shop for freshly harvested eatables, while also providing a chance to mingle with friends and local vendors who supply a wide-range of goodies that go far beyond just fruits and vegetables. other tasty items found around the farmers market include it handcrafted cheese, all kinds of different baked goods, and quite the variety of jams, coffees, teas, farm-fresh eggs,
Harbourside Place has certainly been in the news a lot lately and one of its most recent developments involves a North Palm Beach-based burger chain that’s one of the fastest-growing franchises in the restaurant industry.
BurgerFi, which originally started in Fort Lauderdale, officially opened its 25th Florida location at Harbourside Place back in December, which marked the store’s 63rd location nationwide.
If you’ve yet to visit a BurgerFi, the concept is just like any other fast-food restaurant where the atmosphere is casual and guests simply order their food at the counter. But what co-founders John Rosatti and Lee Goldberg feel differentiates BurgerFi from most of the fast food chains that have been around for decades is quality.
