It was a great experience I couldn't get my pedal off took it there they got it done in less than a…read moreminute and didn't charge me anything they are the nicest people and have a lot of good bikes ranging from mountain,beach,electric and even some wheelie bikes overall a great experience

Awesome place to rent a bike. Very friendly, cheap rates for full day rental & awesome new bikes-…read morevery comfortable seats!

This is the John wick of bicycle repair shops. I brought in my ebike and it needed motor…read morework/replacacing, asked the guy if he could fix it. He told me he's never worked with the bafang motor but if i gave him some time he could fix it. He fixed it!! Climbs hills like a billy goat now. I'm extremely happy and satisfied,, I'm now in Massachusetts and climbing hills with this and basic riding is so much better. Absolutely positively recommend this shop for any bike needs %1000.

I brought my bike in to repair a broken spoke. The repair guy said he would need to rebuild my rear…read morewheel and it would cost $160. I thought the price was very high but believed him. After having my bike for 8 days I stopped in and he said the part was late and he would call. He never did. On day 12, I went and got my bike. I brought it somewhere else and they quoted me $35 to replace the spoke and it would be done in a couple of days. I brought my bike there over my better judgement because the last repair they did was mediocre and had to be fixed. It was convenient because it was close but I will never make that mistake again.

I entered the Trek store and no one was available on the floor. A staff member named Matthew was on…read morethe phone with another customer. He clearly saw that we were waiting at the counter to check out but did not acknowledge us in any way. The situation became uncomfortable enough that his girlfriend, who previously worked at this location, offered to help check us out, but Matthew would not cooperate or assist, even though we were only purchasing a bike light. When he eventually finished the phone call, there was no apology for the wait and not even a greeting. I presented my military ID to receive the 10% discount I have received on prior purchases. When I asked to confirm the discount of 10%, Matthew stated "something like that", did not apply the full discount, and was dismissive in his response. I left the store and then returned to request a refund so the purchase could be rung up correctly as he only applied 5%. Drew ultimately refunded the transaction and re-rang it at the proper discounted amount. I'm not sure what Matthew's issue was, but the experience reflected a complete lack of basic customer service. We love this store and its owners and have always had great experiences. The customer service that Matthew provides , needs addressing.

Brought our e-bike in for service and to possibly change tire. The employees were professional,…read moreknowledgeable and kind. Their prices on service are very reasonable and they have a great selection of bikes, e-bikes, and bike accessories.

Excellent customer service at Delray. Very informative upon renewing my yearly membership. Returned…read moremy phone messages in timely manner. Finally, checked out information about their new app for me and phoned me within minutes with updated information.

The staff were incredibly friendly, helpful, and attentive. The pricing seems to be pretty standard…read moreand reasonable, and it's nice on vacation to not have to worry about anything other than showing up to the beach and being able to have your loungers and umbrella set up for you. It was so relaxing to lay back and enjoy the beach, and it was nice to be able to leave to go get food and return to our chairs.

The only reason we stopped here was that there were geocaches here. We immediately recognized that…read morethis must have been a landfill especially since we saw the current one across the highway. They did an awesome job converting this into a park. This should be required of all landfills. Actual hills in Florida - what a rare sight. We understand they have their own olympic cauldron (the flame they use to burn off the methane produced from the landfill). Lots of different sporting uses in this park - biking, walking, soccer, softball, fishing, "mountain biking", etc. Congratulations to whoever made this possible.

For 20 years (1968-1989) trucks hauled trash to the the 445 acre Dyer Boulevard Landfill site until…read moreit finally closed. In April of 1995 the old landfill was turned into a park. The waste authority paid the $5 million to build the park per an agreement they made. They needed to purchase some parcels of land the county did not own from the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation. The foundation required that once the landfill closed it had to be turned into a park. The waste authority wanted to make the park a showcase of recycling and they used compost, mulch and plastic lumber and other recycled materials wherever possible. A restroom, two baseball diamonds, four soccer fields, a picnic area, lakes for boating and fishing, hiking trails, equestrian trials, and walking paths and a mountain bike challenge course were added to what was once a large modern garbage dump. Most of the park is spread out in between the four garbage hills. All four landfills hills were covered with a plastic liner and topped with two feet of soil and grass. You can see this park from the turnpike. I have often passed it and was intrigued because you never see hills in Florida. Across the street is the landfill that is currently being used. With nothing but time I finally stopped to see what was here. I took the trail from the parking lot to the top of the hill and it ended up being a mile. This was a fun and unique way to work out because it is difficult to find an incline unless you use a gym machine. From the top of the hill you could see people playing on the sports fields down below. All along the trail people were exercising at a safe distance apart. Even so the City of Palm Beach has now closed the park.

Boat was old, seats torn, most gauges didn't work. Parking was a mess, did not give the discount…read morethe add said (10% via Yelp). Not enough ropes to tie off well. Blue tooth speaker sucked. Old warn out boats and young gratuity based crew. And the guys must have said 3 times about getting tips.

Mark and his crew were great to rent from. If you know your way around boats, it's very easy to…read morerent a boat from Blue Water. The boats were better than expected and the dock crew was great.

This was the first real boat show I have attended. They had lots of vendors and I got a nice pool…read morefloat to start using soon. I liked the attitude of people, everyone was in a good mood!! It did get hotter than I would have liked, but not the shows fault. ;) The boats are beautiful and amazing. Plus there are a lot to choose from. I think if someone wants to buy a boat, they will find whatever their heart desires. You can even board some of the boats to really check them out. I had received VIP tickets and brought my friend/neighbor. We had a nice time but the quality of the food does not warrant the price. I looked at the price of VIP vs the price of general admission and, truly, take my advice. If you want to go to this boat show, buy general admission. Then, go to eat anywhere you want. Eat whatever you want at that restaurant and you will probably still.pay half the price of the VIP tickets here for two people. Plus, the food will be much better. The food wasn't bad but just average. The VIP area is upscale with fresh flowers and comfortable couches. I am glad I came to this boat show. It was very well put together. I don't think I would come back because I am not buying a boat. However, I am.very glad I saw the show once. It was fun.

Much better than Miami Boat where everything is in the same area and on the water. This is huge!…read more Lots of food vendors and things to see. Lots of vendors of all kinds of things. Family friendly except for a lack of restrooms with changing tables. Parking is insanity nearby (like 80 to $150!) Park further down for $20, some even have shuttles to take you to the show. You can come in and out as you please.

This trail area is a great spot to enjoy some nature right outside the city. All the pictures in…read morethis review were taken on a single 2-3 hour hike one morning/afternoon but on the Owahee canal trail, not Apoxee. I live right behind this trail, walking distance from my apartment (a rarity in this part of WPB) so I care about it quite a bit. There are certainly plenty of improvements that could be made. If you're not walking the Owahee canal trails on the outskirts, and trying to walk the actual Apoxee trail, it's almost always too flooded by rainfall to make it very far. There has been word of more elevated boardwalks for the trail, but no progress has been visible for a while. Still a great place for a nature hike in WPB.

I was walking this trail for years. I so loved it. Peaceful nature. Solitude, hardly ever saw…read morepeople. I would go many times a week. Now I cannot go anymore. After suffering a mild stroke at 76 I'm not yet able to go, especially alone as I always did. But still hopeful I might get back there. I've walked miles there, it's so peaceful and beautiful.