Pompano Beach Fishing Village Update May 2021
The Pompano Beach Fishing Pier flourishes amidst the threats of the pandemic. One reason for this is the fact that many people turn to fishing as a means to reduce anxiety and stress.
The fatal prongs of COVID-19 have wreaked havoc to the tourism industry across the globe. However, the threats of the pandemic were not enough to stop The Pompano Beach Fishing Village from luring tourists and businesses into this $80 million beachfront infrastructure. This grandiose establishment was formerly the parking lot of the Pompano Beach Municipal Pier.
The Pompano Beach Fishing Village – A Perfect Refuge
The adverse impact of coronavirus was not enough to scare away angling enthusiasts from this stunning fishing village in South Florida. When all other non-essential businesses are being put to a halt due to the pandemic, the Pompano Beach Fishing Village continues to flourish since it opened last October 2019.
The success of this place is due to many reasons and one of them is that it offers exactly what people these days need – a refuge from the stressful times. Of course, the Pompano Beach Fishing Village offers more than just refuge. In fact, it is named as the “Best Place to Escape to in Florida” by Expedia.
Why Pompano Beach is Every Fishing Enthusiast’s Favorite Place
This 6,000 square feet property has everything you need to make your idea of relaxation completely satiated. The fishing amenities and accessibility it provides makes Pompano Beach Fishing Village the favorite among angling fanatics and tourists alike.
Fishing allows a person to focus and temporarily forget about other concerns of daily life. Studies show that indulging in this activity can significantly help people who are battling the symptoms of anxiety and depression.
Moreover, findings from recent studies also showed that fishing can do wonders in providing both long-term and short-term relief from PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder). Knowing this fact makes it easier for us to understand why The Pompano Beach Fishing Village has become a huge hit nowadays despite the presence of coronavirus.
A lot of anglers flock to Pompano Beach every year to enjoy its rich offshore spots and artificial reefs. The deep-water wrecks are also among the favorites of anglers in Pompano Beach. Anglers also enjoy the annual events here such as the Fishing Rodeo, Seafood Festival and Sailfish Tournament.
The joy of fishing was made even more intense now that the place has been through a major upgrade.
The Number 1 Beach in the United States
The Pompano Beach, also dubbed as the number one beach in the United States by Money Magazine, last May 2018 is home to the best restaurants, amenities and attractions.
The Oceanic Restaurant, with its unique ocean-liner inspired building design, is already open for dine-in and event catering. The Beach House Pompano, your kitchen away from home, was voted as South Florida’s best rooftop oceanfront bar. This place is ready to serve you the best of Charcuterie Board, spicy tuna roll, the green goddess sandwich, among others.
Another newly opened restaurant is BurgerFi, serving healthy burgers for dine-in, take out and online orders. BurgerFi takes pride in adhering to environmental sustainability in all aspects of their food and beverage preparation.
Time spent at a beach resort would not be complete without that Original Recipe ice cream from Kilwins. Don’t forget to taste their hand-crafted fudge and hand-dipped strawberries!
Another irresistible addition to Pompano Beach is Italian pizza served only at Cannoli Kitchen. It is also available for delivery, take-out and catering.
Other restaurants in Pompano Beach which opened last 2020 also include the Lucky Fish Beach Bar and Grill. This is where customers will have the chance to be transported to their preferred island bar without the need to pay for a plane fare.
Lucky Fish features tropical menus and an oyster bar. This is also where draft cervezas, tropical drinks and smoothies await every Pompano Beach guest.
Other Stress-Relieving Attractions in Pompano Beach
Other must-see attractions in Pompano Beach includes the Shipwreck Park that showcases artificial reefs. It also features 17 sunken ships and other artworks which can be seen one mile offshore. This park is established with an aim of raising awareness about the importance of preserving and conserving the natural coral reefs.
Those who are looking to stay in Pompano Beach for more than a day would be glad to know that the Hilton Tru hotel is now open. This dual-branded hotel consists of 150 rooms and a two-story events center.
Other exciting additions that people can expect in Pompano Beach Fishing Village include Lovin’ Oven, which is a provider of event production and catering services. Alvin’s Island, which sells beach towels, beach shoes, suntan products, bathing suits and resort wear, is also at Pompano Beach.
The Atlantic Ocean is the world’s second largest ocean and there’s nothing like enjoying it from the view on top of the Pompano Beach House Restaurant.
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