Had 4 wheels on my Mercedes restored and powder coated, they look fabulous. Don't go anywhere else…read morethese guys are the real deal to work on your wheels. Alex and Axel are the ones to see, they own the shop.

This is by far the best and most honest car service I've ever got (if you live in Dade you know how…read morehard it is to find real honest providers). Came in for a bent/scratched wheel and Frank was very kind, caring and easy to talk to. We had some minor communication issues on the service, but he was upfront and honest, correcting the error quickly. The service quality for my wheel ended up being absolutely superb and for a great price! I don't think I'll ever even try other places.

Dr.Junk was one of the most professional operations I've ever dealt with. The only reason I'm…read moresaying one of is I'm not referring to Furniture & Junk removal I'm talking about furniture stores contractors and alike. Bob is the Owner operator of the business and really know how to run a professional removal service.My Father in Law Passed away and we had 30 year old massive formica furniture pieces amongst other sizeable furniture. Bobs 2 workers that showed up in an hour after I spoke with Bob were true gentleman and professional as well as careful in removing the furniture and couches as well as being careful with not damaging anything else.As a true professional owner Bob showed up to help disassemble a massive formica headboard tower over 6.5 feet tall and 8 feet wide.Everything was handle with great care and respect to the premises.I feel so bad I didn't bring the 2 workers names with me back home to NY but they were respectable massive pro's.No need to shop around because Dr. Junk could have stretched this job out and gotten more money and he handled it like I've been a client forever. Don't waste you time with quotes Just pick up the phone call Dr. Junk and good chance you'll get Bob the owner ! You won't go wrong. After all the heavy lifting they cleaned up the entire path from to Condo to the truck including the elevator! We'll be gutting the condo in February and a 2nd thought isn't needed for construction debris DR. JUNK will be the call thanks guys and thank you Bob we appreciate all you did!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Bob is a good guy - very responsive on weekends and upfront about fees and why his business is…read moredifferent. No pressure to show up and give you a "free estimate", no BS! They delivered as promised. Adrienne showed up on time and he got right to it with his helper. Within an hour of arriving, they filled that damn truck to the brim!

We purchased tickets in advance for the Art Deco Walking Tour. Ours was at 10:30 a.m. on a…read moreThursday in late February. The instructions were to check in 20 - 30 minutes before the tour. The meet-up point is the Art Deco Welcome Center in South Beach, located in a park adjacent to the beach at 10th Street. We parked in a pay-lot about 4 blocks away on Washington Street. There were plenty of spaces when we arrived at 9:45 a.m. or so, but it was pretty full later when we left (a bit before 1 p.m.). I was pleasantly surprised that the cost was under $10! We checked in and were invited to browse the gift shop or to check out the Art Deco Museum. We did both. They also issued us lanyard-and-headphone combos for the tour. They had enough people booked such that they split it into 2 tours. Whoever was there a bit early was assigned to the first one, and we headed out by 10:20 a.m. Our guide was Howard. He had a voice that carried quite a ways, so we didn't end up needing the headphones. Given the topology, there were no hills to climb. Everything was uniformly flat. The tour began with a short history of Miami Beach, the concept of Art Deco, and why there happened to be a concentration of the style there. They later touched on how the preservation efforts saved it in the 1970s. Much of the rest of the tour was walking up Ocean Blvd (as well as some other streets) with Howard pointing out features on various buildings and how they reflect various aspects of Art Deco. It also involved the history of the buildings and what they are used for currently. We went into the lobby of one hotel for an interior glimpse. The tour also included a few other miscellaneous structures along the route (Versace's mansion and the oldest remaining house on the island, from 1916). The tour wrapped up after a bit over 90 minutes back near the visitors' center where it started. I thought this was quite a good overview of the subject and provided a lot of insights about the area and its history. If you have an interest in Art Deco and this area, you should definitely check it out.

Paola was a terrific tour guide. She was extremely knowledgeable about the history of Miami Beach,…read morethe people who developed it and those who saved its iconic buildings from destruction. She pointed out the most significant structures and their Art Deco elements, both exterior and interior. Near the end of the tour she took us into our own hotel to show off aspects that we had not seen or not noticed. It was well worth the cost. Recommended for anyone interested in architecture, history, movies set in Miami Beach!