Great service, very courteous driver. Thank you for being so polite after towing my legally parked…read morevehicle. I very much appreciate the $5 discount after proving the tow was completely unjustified and I was found to not be at fault. The owner Chester caught his wife banging a high school student. He is an involuntary cuck.

I had an extremely frustrating experience with Professional Parking Services. Someone parked in my…read moredaughter's paid, assigned parking spot at her apartment complex the entire weekend, leaving her unable to use her own parking space for the weekend She finally contacted Professional Parking Services on Sunday morning to arrange for the vehicle to be towed. After failing to show up, she called multiple times to follow up. Each time she was given a different estimate: first 1.5 hours, then 25 minutes, and then 15 minutes. Despite all of these assurances, the tow truck never showed up. Eventually, the tow truck driver stopped responding to my daughter's calls altogether. I then called to follow up and was hung up on. When I called back, the driver told me he was the only person working that night and that he was now moving my daughter to the back of the line. What was especially concerning was that he never even asked me for the apartment address or the parking spot number, so I have no idea how he could have known which situation I was calling about. Because Professional Parking Services failed to respond and follow through, my daughter had to pay out of pocket to park her car somewhere else, despite having already paid for her assigned parking space. This was completely unacceptable. The lack of communication, constantly changing wait times, failure to show up, hanging up on a customer, and then essentially penalizing my daughter for following up is extremely unprofessional. If you provide parking enforcement services, customers should be able to expect timely service, accurate information, basic courtesy, and accountability. Unfortunately, none of that happened here. I would not recommend Professional Parking Services based on this experience.

The Food Court desperately needs a makeover!!! The furniture is beat up, unsightly, and unsafe!!!…read moreIn addition, there isn't sufficient seating for peak hours.

Things certainly have changed in regard to mall traffic; I have never really been a fan of going to…read morethe mall and usually just stuck with the "outside department stores" that had separate entrances (Macy's, Dillards, Penneys). Can certainly count on my hand the number of times I have been inside the mall since 2019. However, sometimes it is good to just walk around (when there are very few people around). :o) Wanted to purchase a few items from Bath and Body Works and actually enjoyed the quiet; the mall is still nice and clean; good choice of food items in the food court; quite a few new stores since the last time I visited inside the mall. On a different note, except for going to AMC and Belk every now and then, not sure what caused the downfall of the Tallahassee Mall, which I really liked at one point. :-(

This venue is part of Florida State University…read more Parking can be hit or miss depending on the time that you go. When I went, it was to go see Fluffy live, and well, while traffic did not compare to big city life, for this small city, it was quite a lot. We had floor seats all the way at the back, so we could see the show rather close up, but nevertheless, we could have gotten better seats. At any rate, the show went off without a hitch. They even had a cart for some drinks, some of which we bought and partook in. I don't remember what I ordered, but it wasn't half bad. Would return to this venue no issue.

Closing the bathrooms so they are not accessible at the end of the basketball game. Cold . Ice cold.read more

Lichgate on High Road is cool hidden gem in Tallahassee, Florida. The oak tree is a magnificent…read moredisplay of the majesty and strength of nature and the cottage itself is something straight out of a fairytale. This is a spot of magic and tranquility, a place that is timeless and yet has a whisper of ancient voices. Lichgate on High Road is an amazing part of Tallahassee, Florida and if you find yourself in the state capital of Florida, I strongly recommend that you visit here. I am sure that you will experience a feeling that you fell into a fairytale and feel the ancient echo of eternity serenading your soul. Overall, Lichgate on High Road definitely earned my recommendation and I give it five stars. This I'd definitely a cool part of Tallahassee, Florida and something that you will be grateful that you experienced.

Completing our Atlas Obscura pins for Tallahassee, this is a little gem, magical. There was noone…read morethere and we felt like Hansel and Gretal. The oak tree was magnificient, all 500 years of it. The cottage was shrouded with trees. We got savaged by mosquitos so do spray before you get there. There is a small car park and information board which you can just see from the road....just!

With today being Service Star Shoutout day, I wanted to take a moment to recognize Everite Time and…read moreJesse in particular for always being pleasant and professional. A lot of integrators often forget that customer service is as important as the installation. Jesse does a quality job and does so with a smile upon his face. Kudos to him.

Overall, this is a decent enough shopping center. It has decent parking and has a nice enough…read moreselection of shopping stores and restaurants. Probable most recognizable store is Best Buy or Office Depot, but it also has a World Market, as well as a Chipotle Mexican Grill, a Hungry Howie's, a Chicken Salad Chick, a comic book store and more.

The Florida state capital has two primary buildings. The one directly facing the street is the old…read morestate capital Museum. It is free to enter the museum until 4:30 in the afternoon when it closes. Once you're inside, you were able to do a self guided for for each floor in each individual room. There is history about the architecture of the building, the indigenous people of Florida, presidential elections and how Florida has shaped them in the past, a section on how agricultural industry has changed FL overtime, and how politics in Florida have influenced America. Once you are finished at the old Capitol museum, you can walk behind to the second building, which is the current state capital. It stands 22 stories high with a more modern architectural design. What to pack Security on the bottom level you're free to roam at your leisure. Start behind the elevators at the tourism desk for a layout of the building. After exploring the fourth floor, where there are a few interactive exhibits, head to the fifth floor and look down into the fourth floor to the rotunda, and you will find tons of interesting facts etched into the marble below. Make sure your last stop of the building is the 22nd floor where there is an observation deck. The North you can see Georgia, on a clear day to the south you can see the Gulf of Mexico, into the west is a great view of Florida State University, football stadium, and campus.

The Capitol was not very accessible today so we did a drive by, there was some sort of event…read moredirectly across the street so the area was surrounded by barricades, flashing lights and policemen. I thought we might be able to find a parking space within a reasonable distance but that wasn't going to happen. We were able to snap a few photos in passing but somewhat disappointed that we weren't able to get up close. The original building is a beautiful piece of architecture but the administrative tower behind it not so much, I guess it's more about efficiency and in my opinion is nothing more than an eyesore. It would of been nice to have the modern structure located in another part of town to preserve the historic value of the original nostalgic building. Even trying to circle the block was a bit of a challenge today and a disappointment after driving here...