Store is in a plaza near Home Depot and lots of other stores. This location was well stocked,…read moreclean and the staff was energetic and helpful (except the lady in the shoe department last night). They had some great deals on quality and designer items.

Although the towncenter location is closer, this one I like more…read more The store is not as big as town center but it's still stocked with lots of options. I find it much less cluttered and easier to shop. The staff here have been great. Dressing rooms a clean. Checkout Luna are fast.

It's not a secret that this is one of the best few blocks at the beaches. Whatever your heart…read moredesires you can find at, in and within walking distance to the Beaches Town Center. Breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner. Coffee, bars, desserts, and other sweets. Healthy eats, shopping, and the beach. You'll have easy access to so many options. The biggest challenge is deciding where to go. The second is the parking. There are paid spots across several blocks, and some restaurants have valet. Definitely one of my most favorite areas.

This is a great place to do a restaurant and bar crawl! Ernie and I come here to park and walk on…read morethe beach at night. They have top dollar and bottom dollar hotels here in the area. Ragtime always has a band on Fri/Sat and is a lot of fun. Pack em in like sardines! They have a small dance floor. I love Whit's ice cream, Hawkers, North Beach and Joseph's Pizza that is doggie friendly. Don't forget to visit the Famous Pete's Bar and the Lemon Bar also. They also have a few stores to shop in as well. Have fun and be safe.

This is a pretty decent Marshalls located in Jacksonville Beach…read more I came here looking for some sort of sweatshirt or half-zip sweater to battle the strong beach winds and unfortunately didn't find a single one (very odd, I know). However, I did find an insane amount of deluxe edition books that I love at the back of the store, near all their stationery products. As the bibliophile that I am, I couldn't pass up the opportunity and bought a few copies that will keep me entertained while freezing at the beach. Besides that, I also got some great deals on snacks and a few other items for the family. So at the end of the day, regardless of how odd it was not to find a single women's sweatshirt, I still got some great deals on other stuff.

Once again, the theme of my reviews lately are "I just came here to browse". I headed to the shoe…read moredepartment first. I'm not a huge shoe fan. Truth be told, I tend to be in flip flops or sneakers most of the time. This particular trip I was looking for a nude pair of sandals to wear with a dress for family photos coming up. Typically I'll just buy a pair of sandals on Amazon to avoid having to sift through a shoe department, but found a nice pair of heeled nude sandals that looked like they could be a winner. I tried them on, they were slingbacks, they had a velcro strap instead of a buckle, and they had a heel. They were also priced at $24.99, which was a good price. I looked around the remainder of the store, and luckily for me I didn't find anything else, because I really didn't need anything else. I wound up purchasing the sandals. Checkout was a breeze, the associate was nice. Parking was fine here, just be careful there are always people coming and going out of here.

I stayed at the hilton garden inn on a business trip. Nice hotel. Good location. Safe.read more

Sawgrass Village is the local shopping center for the Ponte Vedra area, but it's not exactly a…read moredestination like St. Johns Town Center. It is dotted with locally owned shops & boutiques and a few big anchors like Publix and CVS. It starting a redevelopment project in 2013 and I like the idea of where it's trying to go. I've had jewelry repairs done at Village Jeweler. I've eaten breakfast at Elizabeth's. And I've gotten a couple of manicures at Sawgrass Nails. It's got a variety of shops, but it definitely could use some fresh places. I just hope they can refill the shops and give me options to support locally in my own neighborhood rather than having to - goodness forbid - cross the ditch! Even a quick service chain like Panera would be nice for this end of the beach; I'll guess we'll have to wait and see.

I've been shopping at Navy Exchanges for over 20 years and found great deals on all kinds of items…read morethrough those years. In fact, prior to Covid, this NEX was always busy and always worth a visit. I will have to say in the two cities that I lived in after Covid (San Diego and JAX), the NEX overall has not been the same. The change-out of items (seasonal for example) is not as frequent, but to the NEX's credit, nice 40% off sales are much more frequent and scratch cards too. It is much slower at this NEX than it was on my last Navy tour in San Diego. Perhaps most people are shopping internet now, as there are great deals to be found there too. But military members and retirees will have to pay tax for items on the internet, not at the NEX. It is a blessing that the Exchange is tax-free for those of us who have served. For people to shop here, they must be active or retired with 20 plus years of service. But there are some other qualifications too, but anyone who can shop here would see the privilege stamp on their military ID card, including spouses. I visit here usually twice a week. After my workout at nearby gym, it's easy to visit and sometimes frequency brings great deals for me or the perfect items in my size before they get seized by someone who came to the NEX ahead of me (once your size is gone, you won't see it again). I like checking out the clothing area - they do have some very good brand names here. Kuhl, Carhartt, 511, Columbia, Nike, Adidas, Under Armour, Vans, and more! I like to look for shoes as well. I find the supply rather limited but I have found some good Sketchers pairs at times. I get my vitamins here generally, electronics items as well. Though the shop is not as busy as it used to be, it still wouldn't be wise for military sorts who have shopping privileges to shop here to avoid it. They would certainly lose great opportunities to save money. On another topic, in the passage area to the NEX there are a few shops of high use for me as well. One is the ball cap area - it has excellent military ball caps for those who serve(d) in all branches of service. Also, there is a card shop, souvenir shop, and furniture/bed shop too. In general, the staff here is friendly. Most are quite helpful when you need assistance or missed a discount at the counter. In the meantime, I'll keep stopping by after my gym visits to see when I can strike a golden deal here again! Recommend: MED-HIGH

It has been a long time since I was last in a Navy Exchange or Commissary. I was with my mom, who…read morehas retiree benefits, but it has been more than two decades since I was in the Navy, so my access has been limited to places like this for a long time. For some reason, the Navy has never had a strong attachment to their ability to provide for their sailors, and realistically it would be nice if NEX and AAFES would simply join forces properly and become the providers for all the military branches. This is the second NEX that I know of that is located outside the bounds of a base... the other is on the West side of Orlando International Airport. But enough of that... let's take a look at this store. I guess that this is a smaller store because it only has to provide for naval personnel out of Mayport, which is not really a large base. If personnel need something that this store cannot provide, they can head over to the larger store on Jacksonville NAS. As such, the Exchange provides minimal items, mostly uniform provisions, and then the commissary provides some level of food. However, when looking at the prices that both of these stores have, unless you need uniform items you are probably just as well off to go to your local grocery store or Walmart. The exterior court that is common with every exchange I have been in was kind of dismal as well... the only real operating store there was the barber shop, which isn't surprising (I did feel a bit out of place with my hair cascading down to my shoulders... I haven't had my hair that short since I got out of the Navy!) So... not really a lot of selection, not a great price performance thing, so not worth going to these shops for any real reason. However, it was interesting to see them and compare to what I remember from days long ago.

So grateful to have a full service car wash in town locally owned and operated by David. Love being…read morea member at Beaches!

Very disappointed with beaches car wash. Asked for a full detail & was told they offer several…read moredifferent services up to the full bumper to bumper package for $250. I agreed, paid and Left the vehicle there. A couple hours later it was done. When I went to pick it up it still had smudges on the glass, mirrors and the chrome. Bugs still in the hood and bumper and dirt between interior trim pieces. The GM says they don't do details and only offer an "express detail" where, and I quote "we're not going to wipe everything down or polish anything." I said I don't see a $250 job here. A regular wash is $50 wax another $50 or $75 tops??? We come there 2 x a month, once for each of our cars. He said they'd give me a $50 credit. Just not cool at all