Boynton Town Center — Local services in Boynton Beach

I love Target, but the dogs have to go or I'm not coming back. I don't want to put my fresh food in a cart that has had a dog's bottom sitting in it. I also don't want someone's dog sniffing my leg while I'm trying to shop. The law is clear - no pet or emotional support dog posing as a "service" animal is allowed in grocery stores or restaurants. I have asked numerous times for employees and managers to do something about it. They all say their hands are tied for fear of a lawsuit. This is not rocket science. It is easy to tell the true ADA trained service dog from a family pet. Here are 5 ways: 1. Service dogs are never carried. 2. Service dogs never whine or bark unless their owner is in danger. 3. Service dogs don't ride in carts and strollers and they are not carried in baskets. 4. Service dogs don't pull on leashes and try to stray away from their owners to sniff other customers. 5. Real service dogs don't have "papers" so don't be fooled when a pet owner offers to show you...

The only reason I gave this a 2 star is because the Boynton Town Center is sprawled out all over the place from one side of Congress Avenue to the other. Why each nucleus shopping plaza is called Boynton Town Center is beyond me. To me the Boynton Town Center is the big shopping mall on Old Boynton Road and Congress. Every other area are plazas in themselves. It was either poorly designed or poorly named or both AND the signage is little to none. There are some good shops and service businesses but how to find it when you are a visitor or new to the area is beyond me. For example, I went to the dentist, which prompted this review. If someone asked me where it is I wouldn't say the Boynton Town Center. I would say it is across from Michaels on the North side in the same area where the new sushi restaurant Yama is. At least I know my way around now but it isn't easy to...

This place is going down hill and very fast. The only redeeming quality about it is that a lot of the people who work at the Boynton mall are EXTREMELY nice. Especially the girls at Victoria's secret. They're so nice and helpful that I hate having to go to any other vs and will just go there. Other than that this place is a cesspool. Not long ago I was there and there was this lady who bumped into us in a zombie like state. Thinking not much of it besides the casual "how weird" we continued shopping. When we left however she was on a curb barely conscious and being held up by another person COMPLETELY out of it. The cops ended up getting called and the whole shabang. I honestly don't think that's an abnormal occurrence for Boynton...