Stopped in to grab a few parking passes for the parking lots off Flagler Avenue. First off I…read morewasn't crazy about the process but it is a perk for living in Volusia County, it was somewhat painful but it's free so why not. The receptionist / volunteer was a little controlling which I thought was ridiculous but we got through it. Small town politics at its best...

I went and did one of those candlelight concerts. It was fantastic great setting well set up…read more Plenty of parking. Acoustics were phenomenal.

The venue is situated on the water with great views. We visited to see a Candlelight Concert of…read moreVivaldi's Four Seasons. The prices were fair. We paid for mid level tickets, so our view was decent. The chairs are individual, so you're able to have space. The audience has a 360 view of the musicians, and I didn't think there was a best view, but I realized it's from a side that view the center--so you could see the faces of all the musicians. We had a wonderful time. Great date night!

I would put lower if I could. Lady never opens on time. See saw me in front of the door and put…read moresun screens inside her car. Then stopped to talk to store owner next door. She makes you wait until she is good and ready. She only takes cash. .?? Wonder why. She limits the change of address she gives to you to only two. Customer service is an idea she doesn't know

Worse customer service Ive ever received at a post office. You'd think the customer service would…read morebe high in a neighborhood like this and considering the fact that this is super small location that not busy.... Think again

Do not believe any parking signs. Apparently, they don't mean anything in this town. When a no…read moreparking sign has an arrow on it and you are parked well beyond the sign then you can park there. The police pictures showed clearly that I was beyond the signage by 3 car lengths. They are just in it to collect money from tourists. I appealed and I received a response "This is not a parking lot". Obviously they just rip off the tourist. Not the first time I have heard of this kind of action in New Smyrna. I guess you have to keep an eye out for the sharks on land as well.

New Smyrna Police department fails as far as high speed drivers up and down US1. They only come out…read moreat the end of the month to give speeding tickets and putting everyone else in danger all through the rest of the day with no enforcement on speed control. I see it every morning on my way to work into Holly Hill and on the way home back into New Smyrna Beach completely aggressive driving from people. Not even keeping the speed limit doing at least 80 miles an hour and tailgating other vehicles. Possibly state troopers need to monitor these roads since New Smyrna fails on this

Love this library and very helpful staff. It is clean and accessible.Easy to order books for pick…read moreup as well as drop off for bookeeturn

A roving reference…read more The regional library at New Smyrna Beach is a large building with many of the usual amenities you would find in a library this size. Lots of books, periodicals, computers and even some very cool art and pictures. Definitely a nicely designed and very pleasant place. The library is usually crowded but since it is open and spacious that usually isn't a problem unless a group ends up standing where you happen to want to be. The parking lot is large and even though it is frequently pretty filled up you can usually find a spot. The library has lots of programs and events including book clubs, poetry readings, kid's stuff, yoga, tax advice and even some music. Definitely a very community conscious facility and not just a place for books. Because of it's large size and the amount of people running in and out, the library can't possibly have all the ambiance and warm welcoming feeling of smaller buildings. However it does have two very cool things most other libraries don't have. The first is an ocean. All right the ocean is a few miles away but it still is cool to be able to go get a book or whatever and then go down to the beach to read. The second thing is something called a roving reference. A while back a paralibrarian named Linda Dahlquist decided that some people, especially older folks and kids, might be intimidated going to a reference desk. So she got a cart, put her laptop on it and goes around asking people if they need help. A very cool idea and one of the reasons she won the 2012 paralibrarian of the year award. New Smyrna is a large very and popular library. Not much history or anything special about the architecture. However they do everything in their power to make sure every person that comes in here feels special.

This is a nice easy bridge to drive over. There is a nice fishing pier below to walk around as…read morewell. Nice biking/ walking paths that are protected as well for a bit of exercise.

The Harris M. Saxon Bridge also known as the South Causeway Bridge in NSB is the most popular…read morecrossing from the mainland to beachside spanning the Intracoastal Waterway locally known as the "The River". This bridge is the main evacuation route exiting beachside and also is the most popular route for beach goers in season so it can get backed up at times. It also offers shelter for the many people that flock here to fish off the fishing pier located directly under the bridge on the mainland side. With plenty of parking this area is adjacent to Riverside Park so the kids can play while others fish. I'm fortunate that I get view of this bridge daily when I'm in town driving down Riverside Road. There are also protected pedestrian walkways on either side of this structure that is very popular for people taking their daily walks or biking across.

This USPS office is close by and very convenient, the staff here works hard, rarely do I walk in…read moreand there isn't a few customers in line no matter how efficient the operation runs there can be a wait. I use this location often mostly to ship eBay items and although I feel the USPS shipping cost are ridiculous this isn't the fault of the staff and they do always try and provide options to save me money when possible and they never fail to provide a tracking receipt and thank me for stopping in. The concept of having mail service still operating like it has since its inception seems to be archaic and wasteful so I feel it should be privatized but that's another conversation. In my opinion anytime a business of any type operates without accountability and has unlimited funding this is what it looks like, I can't think of a better example of a failed system but today still necessary. Well I'll continue to come here short term but there are other options...

Good service, staff is very helpful. I would like to have a do it yourself mail machine, to help…read morewith waiting