Opening at 6:30 Am this daycare makes life so much easier for me to make it to work on time! The…read moredirectors are freaking awesome. Thank you Mia and Chelsea! But my sons teachers are top notch, Ms.Shalonda and Mr.Fritz thank you for all you do. I searched around through multiple daycares in the area but you guys stood out and have made me grateful for my choice.

OB2kids is exceptional. Ms. Tati treats my grand-baby like one of her own children. The entire…read morestaff is wonderful and treats the kids and parents like family.

Their staff doesn't keep track of paperwork they are required to and have a attitude about it when…read moretheir mistakes can severely affect peoples lives. They don't seem to care or want to help those that pay for their services.

This was my "I9" employment verification reporting location for a potentially new employment…read moreopportunity. It was a breeze with zero waiting time and the staff was very pleasant, accommodating and quick. Easy to find and ample parking.

Beautiful house on Eastern edge of FSU campus near Westcott building!!read more

This is not a store. The bad reviews are from people with unreasonable expectations. It's akin to…read moreshowing up to a food bank and waiting a nasty review b/c they wouldn't let you buy the food. You're here to volunteer, learn, lend a hand, or b/c you're in need of the community who is there to help you. Stop the non-sense consumer point of view reviews. This isn't a store.

My wife introduced me to the Bike House. Our family has always ridden bikes for recreation in…read moreTallahassee. All of our children are now grown and gone. My wife and I started riding again. A couple of our bikes needed minor repairs. She had visited the Bike House from time to time and met Scot. She thought it's mission was good for the community. When I finally visited there, I did not feel as welcomed the way she spoke of. I thought it was just a male thing at first. It took a couple of visits to see the real operation. Our son was looking to purchase a bike, Luis brought out the first bike. It had no kickstand. it look liked a piece of crap. He wanted $ 80.00. The second bike wasn't that much better for $120.00. Of all the bikes, that's in the House. Over priced! They were really tripping. My most recent visits to the Bicycle House was not a pleasant experience. After complaining about the service I received for my bikes not being repaired properly. Luis attempted to explain the charges, which I disagreed with. I felt the cost was too high. In addition, he told me the cost would be $16.00 per bike, totaling $32.00. When I picked up the bikes, he charged me $72.00. . I asked Luis, how he determined what amount to charge customers. He said, there is a chart posted inside. Also, it's based on a person ability to pay. I'm not sure what it was based on, how I looked, or what I drove? Again, the gears on my bike were not working properly and the tire went flat. I took it back again, they charged an additional $10.00, only had $5.00 at the time. Should he have charged me again? I don't think so. Our bikes weren't repaired as expected. On one occasion, they suggested a donation for the services rendered. The next time, a flat rate. In one visit, we paid twice. My wife had paid prior to me picking up the bikes. I made another donation. I have no problem paying my bill when it's done right. During my conversation with Luis, Due to CV-19, I never saw Scot, "the owner"; he stayed in the building. Scot apparently overheard the conversation I was having with Luis. Later that day, I received a long text message from Scot. He talked about the people they have served, his life story, how he saved 95,000 of his personal funds to support the operation, what school he attended, where his mother worked and why he sold his car and is riding a bike now. BLAH BLAH BLAH!!!!. What does that have to do with me? He never came out to address my concerned. I did not ask for a hand out, I wanted my bikes fixed so we could ride. "It's all about power and control". This experienced taught me a valuable lesson, you don't always get what you pay for....People aren't always who the pretend to be, no matter who's House it is! "My Dollars Matter Too"!

I've only been to one other range, so I don't have much to compare Talon to. That said, I'm happy…read morewith my annual membership which allows me to bring one other person for free each visit. I just have a pistol, so the only bays I've been to are 1-5. They are right in front of the office where you sign in and out. You can walk from the parking lot to the bay or you can drive there. The shooting bays are more or less private and surrounded on all sides by berms. If the measuring app on my phone is to be believed, bays 1-5 offer up to 50 ft distance depending on where you stand. There is a camera watching each bay, so make sure you follow range rules. As for the rest of the facilities, I was never offered a tour or orientation, so i couldn't say. If you are thinking of coming here, there is a waiver and safety quiz you have to fill out. You can do it in their office, but it's easier imho to do it on their website before you arrive. You can rent their equipment or bring your own.

Way pricey for 2 for an hour or so. No place to put our paper targets…read more However few with outdoor setting.