the blvd

This must be where the beautiful people hang-out. Some boutique style stores, several restaurants, bars, pubs. A really wide main street with lotsa parking thru this shop-eat-drink area.Nothing special...but at least it's not a strip mall and chain restaurants!Eat and drink here.

I have always had a nice time eating a delicious dinner, seen a quality movie, going to LPAC, the art museum, the farmer's market, or the many events Lancaster plans for the BLVD.

if you stay on the blvd your ok ,behind or the ally not a good idea as in every town ,but its very nice and getting better

The best days to go to the BLVD are for the Halloween and Christmas celebrations. The BooLVD Halloween & Harvest Festival happens near the end of October, the later it gets the scarier it gets. (We always take our grandchildren at the start and we leave before it gets crowded). A Magical BLVD Christmas happens in the beginning of December, there are carolers, plenty of spots to take photos, live reindeer and my grandchildren love it.

The folks in Lancaster have done an excellent job of renovating and revitalizing their downtown strip. Many superb shops and restaurants to visit. Weekly Farmer's Market and periodic outdoor concerts add to the appeal. Take a stroll down the BLVD the next time you are in Lancaster.

I must say the best part of this area is the underground bowling. I love the set up. I also love the karaoke and the bar. People are very nice.

My experiences on The BLVD have been extremely pleasant. The streets and sidewalks are not cluttered with crowds. I feel so comfortable when I visit my favorite hair salon Panache. Which is one of the many community oriented businesses you'll come across when shopping on The Blvd.

When I first moved to the Antelope Valley, Lancaster Blvd (now The BLVD) was a fairly run down street with not much going on. Wow, this development has changed things! Nice selection of independently owned businesses and some great little restaurants to check out. The Farmer's Market on Thursdays is always nice with a selection of produce and other goods; you can eat your way down the street. Lancaster is a small city so this isn't 3rd Street Promenade but it's nice that we have a choice of independent businesses to patronize. Parking in the centre of the street is the only drawback as it is difficult to back out of the parking spaces. Opt instead for one of the parking lots on the side streets where you can park under banks of solar panels; a GREAT option in the hot desert summer.

The Hotel we stayed at Suggested we try the BLVD we are glad we took their advice. The area was very nice and has quite a few options for dinner to choose from. If you come to Lancaster you have to stop by and check it out.

Want upscale bistro type food, this would be the place. Good prices and they have outstanding Pizza and Pasta dishes.

The BLVD is a great attraction in Lancaster. Similar to Santa Barbara but with a little drier climate. It has many shops and attractions including Doctor & Attorney offices. It is described very well in previous reviews & the only rating less than 5 would be the parking which sometimes is difficult to find.

This is a very new development in Lancaster, but there are several wonderful and unique shops and many great dining experiences. Check out Vintage Styles Now for fun clothes, and Pour d'Vino for a fabulous wine selection and great food!

Several downtown restaurants along with the performing arts and cinema makes the BLVD a great night out. Love the Flea market and events they put on too.

The Blvd is so lovely! All the little stores and boutiques are so cute!!! Sadly, it is too cramped for me to drive and see all the stores they have for future shopping and reference. I love how they renovated the blvd, but I remember seeing how it was before and it saddens me since I've lived here my whole life. The spacing for cars gets annoying sometimes and it's not recommended to drive there if you are new to driving haha. I still love it and I hope to one day play there infamous public piano.

Lots of great restaurants and little shops to visit as you stroll along. Also art to see and often times there are fun events going on. :)