Local's pickDelray Beach GreenMarket
Saturday mornings in Old School Square Park: produce from Loxahatchee farms, prepared food stalls, live music and dogs everywhere. Runs October through May and shifts indoors for the summer.
Shopping here splits three ways: the big air-conditioned malls, the outdoor districts you walk for the atmosphere, and the weekend markets locals actually use.
The short answer
The main shopping destinations in Palm Beach County are Town Center at Boca Raton and Mizner Park in Boca, Worth Avenue in Palm Beach, Rosemary Square and Antique Row in West Palm Beach, The Gardens Mall in Palm Beach Gardens, Palm Beach Outlets, and the Saturday Delray Beach GreenMarket.
Local's pickSaturday mornings in Old School Square Park: produce from Loxahatchee farms, prepared food stalls, live music and dogs everywhere. Runs October through May and shifts indoors for the summer.

A mile of dealers, decorators and design showrooms along South Dixie Highway, the best browsing in the county for furniture, mid-century pieces and estate finds. Most shops close Sundays.

An outlet center on Palm Beach Lakes Boulevard with around 100 stores, a Whole Foods and a food hall. The practical stop on a rainy day heading north.

West Palm's walkable open-air district of shops, restaurants and public art, anchored by a lawn with regular free events and a cinema. Easiest downtown parking in the city.

Palm Beach Gardens' upscale mall with Nordstrom, Saks and a skylit central court, quieter and easier to park at than Town Center. Worth the drive if you are already north.

The county's flagship indoor mall with Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus, Saks and around 220 stores. Fully air-conditioned, which makes it the default August afternoon.