I have been a regular customer of Junior and Victor for 6 years now. They are always very friendly…read moreand they are very skilled at cutting my hair. Three of my siblings are also their customers. I can't speak highly enough about them.

I sat for 8 hours to get my hair done. I have spots that are turning green from the bleach.read more

They have truly spoiled me with quality service and amazing prices !! Tammie is girl !!! She comes…read moreafter 5:30pm and he truly knows how to tame my thick hair !! Today I went during the early morning class and was serviced by Jordan !! She truly took her time on my hair and I absolutely love my blow out They're definitely stuck with me

Maria Higdon (Enrollment Specialist), was VERY helpful, Tampa truck driving school you guys are…read morevery lucky to have someone like her on your team, she gets all 5 stars, and give this woman a raise! Again thank you Mrs. Maria Higdon !!!!!!!

Miss Nikki Mr Ben and Mr Israel are awesome teachers. They could however clean up their bathrooms…read moreand their break room they are disgusting there's never any toilet paper or paper towels or soap and it is staying up like there is no tomorrow.

Really nice school. The teachers are awesome and there are lots of great events. My child loves it…read morethere. Great place to learn!!

Best place to do pottery ever !!! Great choices, great prices, and great staff. If you love…read morepainting and don't have the time to complete a piece in one sitting, you also have the option of taking the unfinished piece home, along with some paints, and bring it back to be kilned. And there's NO upcharge for it. Just go, you'll love it !

Spent a day creating my first mosaic piece at Breakables. I was pleased with the final product…read more They have a wide array of tiles and pieces, provide the glue, the item to receive the tile pieces and good space to work (little heat on cold days). It's nice it's next to a tea store so you can sip while you work. I thought I'd be finished in an hour but we were there over 3. Initially I thought the prices were high, starting at about $32 for smaller sized things, but after seeing the work, time and tiles involved, it's more than fair. I would have liked for it to be staffed with a helpful person with tiling experience, but the clerk from Picasso's ceramic painting café ran back and forth checking on us and couldn't have been nicer. We were largely on our own, after a brief demo on how to cut tiles. (Needy people and children will perhaps not like the set-up/independence required.) They send you home with a bag of grout to finish it 24 hours after the glue sets. Inventory for tile boards was scant. The finished models showed you what finished products looked like but were not available to make. They had some mosaics on Lucite and had an area for making candles. It was a good first experience. I love the whole artist enclave vibe of the strip of stores here.

Where coffee shop and ice cream parlor, pottery painting and weirdness converge, Art Monkey seems…read moreto hover. Nice people, decent coffee, but no clearly posted hours or clear sense of what the heck is going on inside. With tons of space and a variety of random items sort of spread around, it could be a cool place to hang out, but.... It just doesn't make sense to me, or inspire comfortable feelings. Hard to tell when it is or will be open.

Just had the strangest interaction at an ice cream place. Our family of 4 walked in tonight wanting…read moresome ice cream to go since we were picking up Cherrys anyway. As we checked out the ice cream options, we came across a "Christmas tree cake" flavor. We asked to try the flavor before buying, of course. The young lady helping us said they didn't have any sample spoons. No worries, we can use a regular one. She said, "no, only if you are buying something and putting it in a cup". Very odd. Does the establishment really expect a family of four to come destroy samples and not buy? Will take our business elsewhere. Obvious the establishment cares more about a penny cost of a spoon than servicing customers....