Not still if they are still open this year. My entire family has enjoyed hand picking and…read moreselecting their own strawberries for 20 years

I truly love Pappy's and i love that it's closer than Southern Hill. But this new season has been…read morerough. We went back for the first time since Ian after seeing they would be open at 10 on a Thursday. When we arrived at 10:02, it was to see that the parking lot was full with people already leaving with berries. There were rows and rows of no berries ready and we left with about 5. I definitely understand that things won't be perfect but the communication is what needs to be better. It's just not the same.

We called prior to driving over and were told they serve dinner until 8 but when we got there we…read morewere told the three empty tables were on hold for an hour. Also they were short servers and a cook . Someone is not communicating. It was our second attempt to eat there. The first time they were closed. We are new to the area so we are trying a new restaurant each week. This one is off our list for sure...just can't depend on the information given on the phone.

When it comes to golf courses I look at three things…read more Staff, facilities and course condition. Staff was friendly when I called the day before ( told me about the small bucket and lunch for 10 bucks and the routing at the turn) and very nice at check in. Told me the lay of the land which was good. Starter really is not acting like a starter. No effort to pair up singles and it became evident as a single kept hitting up on us even though we were waiting on a threesome. Finally asked him to join us and he declined and also backed off. Driving range was horrible. Totally chewed up very few targets to hit at and no lie off of the short grass. Course conditions were just OK. Not as bad as I expected and they were working diligently around the course as we saw throughout the round. However I think their crew is pretty small. They were putting down something on the fairways. Hope it is safe for humans. The tees were pushed back and we seemed to be playing one or two sets of tees longer than we wanted. We finally just used our GPS to find the correct tee box based on the card yardage. There were issues with the fairways. No way to hide it. Also some greens had issues. They were slow and needed to be rolled and cut shorter. Deceptively tough course. The back seems to be in better shape. Play it before they fill it all in with houses

I took a drive to get some u pick strawberries, followed directions and found a sign on us1 that…read moresaid shedd's u pick strawberries drove back road and no signs no nothing. I stopped and asked a neighbor about it and they said they didn't think they did strawberries anymore. I left with no strawberries and no evidence of the place even existing.

Sledd's is the perfect place to pick sunflowers! It is located in Mims, about 45 minutes from east…read moreOrlando. The flowers were B E A UTIFUL. They also smelled amazing! Some helpful tips: You can bring your own but they also have scissors to use as well. This is a only place so make sure you have some in hand. Make sure you check their FB page out for their daily hours. Bring a container and water for them as they wilt rather quickly. Especially if you pick the skinner stemmed ones. There are lots of bugs . If you're not into nature in a buggy sense, this may not be the place for you! There is a porta potty available for use!

I was looking forward to the Mardi Gras Festival and parade. But to me, this was just an over…read moreexpensive carnival. We had to pay $8 each for regular tickets which I actually got discount tickets at a nearby Walgreens, plus pay $5 for parking. There were a few bands, maybe about 5. A couple of them we liked, the others were either too heavy metal or too country. Wow, two different worlds. There were a few Mardi Gras type acts and the dancers from the Bahamas were really cool. The other favorite was the group that did the motorcycle drivers driving in a cage. That was really cool! The parade was within the grounds of the park so it was a bit weird for me. If you didn't pay for the entrance of this festival, you really couldn't see it. Therefore, I don't think it is worth it. It is their first Mardi Gras festival in Titusville, so I am sure it will be better in the future. For now, it was just okay. At least it was a perfect night. P.S. There was no Mardi Gras type food whatsoever. It was all carnival food. They had drinks, but they were in the VIP area.

This festival happens every year in April. It's a two-day…read morefestival located in downtown Sanford Florida. 3 blocks of art for sale, Food trucks and Music. What I like about this festival is half of the artwork and crafts are actually affordable. Come early to beat the heat.

We were so happy we FINALLY got to come here ! It was well worth the drive -…read more I am glad it's adults only - it's a change to go somewhere where you don't feel like you're at a day care . We went at about noon on a Sunday. Our service was great! I got a flight and my boyfriend tried a THC drink . We took our wines to the back and got to check out the cute goats. The property is really big beyond the winery portion and it was a beautiful property . The wine was very tasty.. a little sweet for me. But I am so glad this is in the central Orlando area

This winery came recommended to us by some amazing locals that we met at another spot. I am so glad…read morewe got to my enjoy this place. It's such a big farm with so many different options and truly just feels like a backyard party for adults only. Their wine was really good as well the muscadine white was my favorite. Such chill vibes. Can't wait to visit again!

**INITIAL REVIEW**…read more Historically, Titusville is often linked to space exploration especially NASA. Ergo, it is understandable why most of the educational locales, especially museums, are dedicated to such. However, Titusville has a rich aviation history, too, such as Arthur Dunn Airpark (the first airport in Titusville and North Brevard) serving as a training facility during World War II. In honor and remembrance of Titusville's rich aviation history, let along aviation history in general, Valiant Air Command, Warbird Museum (which I will shorthand to Warbird for the remainder of this review) has educated and enamored patrons on such for over 45 years. And it seems there are no signs of them slowing down, too. Though an address is provided, Warbird consists of three hangers which can house over 100 different aviation aircraft within the heart of Space Coast Regional Airport. First and foremost, it must be noted that its operating hours are very public-friendly as they are open every day of the week with banker's hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is $25 onsite with two dollars off if purchased online. There is an excellent student and military service discount, too. As for the museum itself, it consists of three hangers and a part of the airstrip that can hold up to around 100 aircraft at a time. Without spoiling all the aircraft on site, there are many recognizable aircraft such as a Blue Angel, Red Baron, F-14 Tomcat Fighter Jet, and even the historic World War II airplane, the Tico Belle. Either through a volunteer or a guided tour, patrons can go inside many of the planes. They are also the ones you ask if you want to fly in one of their active cockpit simulators which gives you the exprience of flying without the risk. There are two "general museum" displays, too. The first is in the initial hanger you enter and has a wide range on aviation including gear, parephanalia, and history. The two displays that gave most of my attention were female pilots during World War II and the Tuskegee Airmen, the first Black American pilots and support regime in U.S. history. And the second is on the Vietnam War. A couple of final notes, there is a canteen for patrons to rest and enjoy refreshments from vending machines, a couple of restrooms for your convenience, and a gift shop filled with items to help commemorate the visit. Overall, Warbird is a fine museum to go to. There is so much to do and so much to see, and at the price point that is high enough to understand as the planes need constant care, but low enough compared to other venues that it is a steal, I suggest Warbird to anyone who like history, muesuems in general, or wants to try or enjoy something unique to Titusville let alone the Space Coast. Not to mention, you can get everything done in one visit so for my initial review, I am giving Warbird five-out-of-five stars. Not many flaws to think of unless you want to consider the drive, but besides that, definitely worth the visit.

We hadn't planned on going that day, so we got there a little late and didn't know how long it…read morewould take to go through, but it only took about three hours and we read all the signs too. The volunteers were very helpful and nice. They offered to give us a tour and show us the ropes. The signs that the museum had by the planes were very insightful and interesting. I would absolutely go back.

I went to Wedgefield for the Halloween Experience. That was amazing! It was very family oriented…read morebut adult oriented at the same time. That made it feel awesome and so different to other places. I am going to Halloween Trick or Treat to Wedgefield again next year.

Decent enough golf course, especially if you live in the Wedgefield community…read more There is a restaurant here, as well.