While much has changed in the mildly populated city, it has retained its vintage romantic vibe of the 20th century. The unsung gem of Florida has a population of more than 93,000 people. Not quite crowded for a beach town with so much life. The “Beverly Hills of South Florida” owes its existence to Mizner, a California transplant who built some of the oldest Palm Beach Resort homes.

Life at the leafy suburb is expensive. Boca Raton claims three out of ten of the most expensive gated communities in the country. The safety of the neighborhood is luring. You can let the kids play outside. The community is warm and friendly. Boca Raton has strict ordinances that limit the size and type of commercial buildings. The shops give the suburb a bit of a small-town vibe.
There’s no much nightlife here. There are places to go, a raging party life as you head south.

There are a lot of restaurants, coffee shops, and parks to keep you busy during your leisure time. Saquella Caffe is one of the best shops to grab some coffee and a delicious snack.