I have been to several locations but I think this one is my favorite. And this was the first time I…read moretried their food! (Not just a pastry. Which are good btw). I had the avocado toast and it had a lot going on (in the best way!) so much flavor blended together just right. I also had the honey B lavender latte and... also delish! The service was wonderful and I love just sitting out in the little courtyard area. So peaceful!

I've come here a few times to do some work. I really like their outdoor courtyard area to work but…read morelately it's been so hot that I've just been working inside. I always order some of their healthier Mediterranean options like the bowl or hummus and they are presented really nicely, which is good. The only thing is there are so many flies in the shop and I know people are constantly going in and out, but it's kind of unsanitary feeling, but overall the food is good and it taste fresh so I can't complain on that front!

St Augustine Beach city is just about 20 minutes outside of St Augustine city…read more We stayed at a nice beach hotel with a great view of the ocean and their own private beach on St Augustine beach. Beautiful sunrises and sunsets. The beach is soft sand and easy to walk on. There are many people walking on the beach in the morning. Some are also on bicycles. The view is great. Thete are many restaurants, shops, gas stations, hotels, drug stores, and bars. It's a mini-city. It's a lot more quiet than St. Augustine.

4.5 I went here with my family and it was a fun day trip. We walked a lot. We ate there and there…read morewere many choices of food. We walked along in the shopping street where there are plenty of stores to browse in and buy things. There was a lot of architecture. There was also a Fort you can visit and learn about the history of it. It was a fun filled day. It's really hot so make sure you have sunscreen, bottled water and a hat.

I've been on the hunt to find great thai food in the Jacksonville area, and Buddha Thai Bistro's…read moreThai Street Food Specials has delivered some of the best I've had so far. I had the Naam Lum Yai (Longan Juice) to drink, which was a sweet fruit juice that I would compare to lychee. It was delicious, and definitely something to try if you like a sweet, non-alcoholic drink. The two special menu items that I tried were the Moo Ping (Grilled Pork Skewers) and Thai Boat Noodle Soup with pork. The grilled pork skewers were simple but tasted great. They came three to an order and were a great, protein forward appetizer to the meal. I also tried their vegan wings, which is a unique dish I haven't seen anywhere else in the area. My favorite dish was their Thai Boat Noodle Soup. I find it hard to discover delicious soups that are filling and deliver in strong flavors, but this one absolutely hits those marks. It had a great combination of savory and sweet, which was totally unexpected but worked together beautifully. The broth alone was so delicious, and the sliced pork really elevated the dish. I also enjoyed the noodle choice. The chef did a great job with this one. The meal as a whole was well balanced, and I left feeling with my tummy feeling satisfied. This special menu will return on Saturday, April 11th and Sunday, April 12th, and I highly recommend you stop in for that amazing soup!!! Although I did not get a chance to try a cocktail, their menu was extremely creative, and from what I saw on their account, each drink is presented in a really fun display. The owner, Noom, was so sweet to everyone in the establishment and will welcome you in with open arms!

I left so full, there is no way I should have eaten anything the next day. Met a friend for happy…read morehour. Two appetizers, a cocktail, glasses of wine, and two entrees later it was time to go home. Service was phenomenal. Very chill, not busy establishment for a Wednesday. They do a lot of door dash, but only half the restaurant was full for inside dining. Everything is good here! You can't go wrong. Panko shrimp, satay chicken, pad see ew, lycheetini, curry! Can't go wrong. Good place to chat and chew. No rush at all.

My neighbour commented and said the grass has never looked this good in 7 years…read more We moved in a year ago and struggled with our grass and service providers until we happened to fall upon Anciet City and Ryan. we followed Ryan's advise, and had the treatments, now the lawn looks like a green emerald carpet.

Warning!!! Pinch a Penny's best service. The right picture is what our pool looked like in Feb 2025…read morebefore Pinch a Penny. The left 2 pics is what the pool looks like after 1 month of their best quality service.

We hired Pinch A Penny to service our pool this summer while we were away for five months. My…read morecredit card was charged $140.00 per month June 1 and each month following through November 1 for a total of $840. What did I receive for that service? According to the service technician Tim who arrived on Friday, November 1, that day was the first time he (or anyone from Pinch A Penny) had been able to physically access the pool area because the screen door had been locked for the entire five month period. Tim said he had no idea where the key was, even though, according to Gail Seavor, the store manager, instructions on how access the pool with the key were available to every technician assigned to our pool. Our home watchers, throughout the summer, advised us that the pool was not being cleaned and it appeared that no one had been inside our locked pool area. I called Gail several times throughout the summer months and was told that "our policy is to vacuum the pool as needed." Never once did she mention that no one was gaining access to the pool area to clean, rather she stated "if I don't hear from the field technicians that there's a problem I assume that everything is fine." My home watchers sent me a picture of my pool which had turned emerald green due to lack of maintenance by Pinch A Penny. I called Gail once again and was told that the technician who had been assigned to service our pool had turned in his resignation several weeks prior to this and that she would find another technician to attempt to clean up the pool. Tim, the new technician couldn't gain access but shocked the pool through the exterior pump equipment. However, no one physically cleaned the pool until November 1 when we were greeted by Tim whose first words were "Great! Your door is finally unlocked." Tim told us that he was unable to access the lock on the screen door because he didn't know where to find the key. He stated that he sent a weekly email but had no idea where it went. We never received an email or phone call regarding the status of our pool throughout the entire summer. When I spoke to Gail after my return, I was told she didn't have any email address for me. My question is, where were those weekly emails going with the report of the water sample and which chemicals were used each week, and why was I not notified by phone that no one could gain access to the pool to accomplish the task (actually, performing the job they were hired to do.) After inquiring of Gail several times about how this matter might be resolved and her excuse after excuse about how she needs more time to review her records, she is so busy and she is only in the store a few days a week, I will be filing a claim in small claims court seeking to have the $840 returned to me for Pinch A Penny's failure to provide the service that they were hired to do.

What a fantastic resort, it's huge. Over 10 restaurants, gorgeous world class golf course, many…read moredifferent pools for adults and children, and it sits right on Fernandina beach. Make a reservation at the Spa to rejuvenate and feel refreshed. Staff are extremely knowledgeable, friendly, and very welcoming. The resort sits on 1350 acres and they have a mini shuttle bus to take you around the resort if you choose not to walk. Beautiful grounds and easy to navigate this huge complex. Definitely take a drive to the historical downtown Amelia Island to walk around and browse the shops and restaurants. So much to do, and so much fun. Truly a great vacation destination and resort, highly recommend!

We loved our stay at the Omni Amelia Island Resort &Spa. We were greeting by smiling valets who…read moreunloaded our car and had our luggage delivered to the room. The staff is really amazing, very friendly and professional. They really set the tone for our stay. Afternoon treats in the lobby are a very nice touch as are the doughnuts in the morning. The rooms have just been updated and are terrific! Several reviews mentioned outdated rooms, well, no more! The bed was new and fantastic. The bath is nicely appointed with a good shower. All rooms open up to the pool and ocean with nice breezes and views. You may want to consider a room on an upper floor as the socializing outside is easily heard on the second floor and tends to go on after midnight. Speaking of the pool area, the expansive, terraced space contains several fire pits/ fireplaces and sitting areas. Rows and rows of lounges are terraced around the swimming pools. A hot tub and splash pool round out the waterworks. Well, the Atlantic Ocean is there, too. A nice poolside bar with seating and cabana service adds to the resort. On the property you will find several upscale shops and restaurants just a short walk or trolly ride from the hotel entrance. Everything you need or could want is in the resort grounds. We enjoyed the live music in the Surfcaster bar off of the lobby several nights. A fun, relaxed place to converse and imbibe with friends. The ladies in our group enjoyed a luxurious afternoon at the spa. They proclaimed the massages to be the best ever! We learned that because of the recent crackdown on immigration, that the process of approving international staff has caused the resort to be significantly understaffed. For the most part you would never know as the staff was very attentive and welcoming as I mentioned. The one place where we did notice a subpar performance was in the maid service which we did not receive two days on our visit. Given the circumstances, we just rolled with it. We will definitely be back!

From Tampa, it took an hour and 30 minutes to get to the river. We first wanted to take a swim in…read morethe swimming area so we went there first before it got really crazy. The area is a bit small and there isn't really a lot of sun spots for you to chill at. It is cool to experience once but I think if you tube, you still will be able to get a swim in because parts of the river are pretty deep. After the swim area, we headed to the tubing section. It is a 15 minute drive from the main park entrance. The fee was 54 for two people that had an annual pass. Highly recommend bringing a small cooler with snacks and drinks and an extra tube for it. It took us about 2 hours to float back to our car and the river is very calm and relaxing. I've floated a river in San Antonio but wasn't as nice as Rainbow springs. Very clean and the water is sooo clear. Overall, really enjoyed our day visit to this state park!

Do not go tubing. The experience was dangerous and life threatening. You go in sign a wavier that…read morebasically "signs your life away" and that the park is not responsible for your safety if anything happens like all waivers do these days. I went with my group and it was a horrifying experience. The tubes are only adult sized and if you bring little kids your kids will not fit. I got stuck multiple times along the shallow vegetation, luckily had a swimmer help me on my side. The workers said it would only be 2 hrs. I ended up getting heat exhaustion due to being out stuck tubing in the river out in the sun for 4-5 hours. Fell asleep basically out in the sun and I got sunburned to a crisp, I did apply sunscreen and still burned. The heat and exhaustion to being exposed for far too long got me to pass out. All of the people in my group had burns as well, even if you applied a tremendous amount of sunscreen. Someone could get seriously hurt or even killed by participating in this activity. I ran into some wildlife along the way such as alligators. Yes it is normal in Florida but the lack of safety is my main concern. No lifeguards or people stationed anywhere along the river to actually Help you if you are going to be drowning. Heck, the whistle attached to my own life jacket that was offered at the beginning was actually broken when I actively tried to use it. These people probably don't get paid enough to be concerned about our actual safety. If you do end up wanting to go down the river try going kayaking along the trail instead. It is much faster and you won't get stuck since you can the paddle to go forward. Even then its better to be safe than sorry, do not go on this experience.