VIsited for a golf tournament. Course was decent and delivered on its purpose. Food was mediocre at…read morebest.

Came out here for the Johnny P. Sims scramble. Should have gotten a lot more photos but what a…read moregreat time. Wish this course wasn't private.

They really have Hart and all they do to provide session nights things for the kids today they had…read morea nice hayride. It was so cool to see the kids sitting on the side of street waiting to go on a good old-fashioned hayride. They always put up the flags at certain times of the year. We really love all they do.

Great paved walking trail around the clubhouse and tennis/basket ball courts. Lighted posts and…read morenice sized retention ponds, with an open field for activities.

If I could give less than a star I would!…read more The Mother's Day Brunch was terrible. I was with family I hadn't seen in a few years - 8 of us altogether at the 1:00 seating. The only thing that was good was the omelet station. The beef from the carving station was extremely rare, the chicken piccata and mashed potatoes were ice cold - no one was checking to see if the sternos on the chafing dishes were still lit (they weren't), and the desserts left a lot to be desired. Certainly not worth $45 per person plus a very generous tip. Our total bill was over $400! My entire family thought it was a terrible experience. I remember years ago it was the place to go for special occasions and the food was very good back then. Unfortunately, we will not be back.

Fox Hollow has always been one of the premiere public courses in the Bay area. The course is set…read moreagainst a stunning backdrop and plays difficult but not crazy impossible by any means. Over the past decade I've played here numerous times and rarely been disappointed. However, the past two visits have been wildly disappointing and even infuriating. The disappointing part has been the upkeep of the course. I played the course in December and again this week and the greens are in very rough shape. They are patchy with seed speckled throughout. I realize it's been dry but several other nearby courses are keeping their greens well managed. The infuriating part was the pompous and belligerently rude ranger. The guy was a total jerk and everyone in my group (a group of guys I didn't know before the round) spoke to his demeaning behavior. I'm certainly no cupcake and the fellas I was playing with were physicians and a business owner, so I doubt they are either. We simply expected to be treated with respect. If you want a nice course just swing over to TPC or Dunedin, or save some cash and play Crescent Oaks right around the corner.

Fun course to play, greens are generally in great condition, practice facility is really goodread more

Great course layout. They way the heat and no rain here the course was well maintained. Cart path…read morea little bumpy but over all a great course to play

Came for a yelp elite event, and was blown away! Everyone…read morewas very friendly and outgoing. Met some interesting patrons and car lovers. Some very unique automobiles, especially the race cars from Porsche, Ferrari, and Lamborghini I'd love to come back sometime in the near future

The Motor Enclave is a great addition to Tampa's fast paced lifestyle. The venue is huge…read more The employees are what makes the big difference here. They were friendly, informative, and really pleased to be of help. Shuttling Yelpers from the parking lot to the entrance in 4 & 6 seater Golf carts is a great touch. They were committed to making the event fun with their helpful attitudes! The cleaning staff was really on the ball. Big shout out to them, I say! Plates, cups, and crumpled napkins need only be abandoned for 1 minute before they swooped in to clear it away. Keeping the scattered tables clear and ready for the next visitor to drop by.

Why 5 Stars? Great Organized event, fun family times, fun circus acts and stepping back in time…read morewhere clowns weren't creepy but fun to be around. My wife, my son and I stopped in to the Egypt Shriners Festival on the last day of the event and had a blast. We both reminisce about how this was what we grew up with. Small town like circus with those 'thrill' rides that a carnival brings. No frills, just fun spin around type rides. I still didn't trust the ferris wheel though enough to ride it! Overall it's like stepping back in time in a good way. We started the event by visiting the petting zoo. They had several things like goats, weird looking cows and a zebra or two. The highlight had to be feeding the Giraffe which is my son's favorite animal. After the petting zoo, we went on to see the circus acts. It was a full 3-4 hour extravaganza of various tight wire acts, daredevil skills and dancing. At the intermission the kids were allowed to take pictures and get autographs from the Shriner clowns. Carnival food by the Shriners was also good and reasonably priced. We did a couple of things that we shouldn't eat like deep fried oreos, and yum! We also tried a hamburger and fries. Typical on point carnival food served by friendly people. Most of the people working the circus (like the shriners) are most likely all volunteers. Everyone was so nice and it was good to be a part of something that gives back to the local community. We may have to start making this an annual family Tampa tradition.

We had a great time at the 2016 Shriners circus. We love the new venue inside a/c at the…read morefairgrounds. We were amazed by the stunt motorcyclists and a lot of the other acts. The Shriners do a great job of dressing up as clowns, signing autographs and making the kids laugh between acts. We also bought tickets for the rides and the kids had a ball. Ride Tickets and games are cash only. Circus tickets are $20 adults and $10 children. I was happy to support this event as our local Shriners do so much for our community. There's one more circus performance tonight at 7:30. There are a few tomorrow (Sunday 4/17/2016) at 1:30 and 4:30. For $2, kids can buy a program/coloring book with the clowns trading cards in it and an entry to win a bike. Our friend won one, which was great!

Tampa Bay Sun FC plays its home games at the newly renovated Riverfront Stadium. The Stadium is…read morelocated at Blake High School, across the river from Armature Works and has a capacity of 5000 people. Stadium Address: 1701 N Boulevard, Tampa, FL 33607 Really enjoy catching the Tampa Bay Sun FC play soccer here. The team is full of elite players who perform very well while leaving it all out on the field. Let's support our Tampa Bay Sun FC by catching a game one day! Go Sun!!!

Really great, small venue for watching a local team…read more The Tampa Bay Suns play at Blake High School, but what they've done to make a public high school an appropriate place for a professional sports club is pretty fantastic. The stadium is across the river from Armature Works. As such, parking is at AW ($10 event day parking), and you take the Pirate Water Taxi for free to the stadium. The stadium has food trucks, including from Cru, Berns/Haven, and Coldstone. They have portable/trailer bathrooms, but they are real and clean. The stadium only has a 5000 person capacity, but that is part of the charm. It's so small that there really are no bad seats. It's fun seeing the players up so close! What a great first sports experience for my young daughter.

Very fun experience! Lots of games and quite confusing but the staff and members were so hopeful…read more Smoking section is very heavy smoking, so find the none smoking side if you want to steer clear of that

Excellent Bingo, excellent workers. Lots of money to win. Only thing that is aggravating is they…read moredon't start selling packages until workers have readied their pull tabs to sale. Buy then the line to purchase packages is long and by time you get your pack some pull tabs are sold out. Wish they would just start sales as advertised.