Such a cute spot! Truly a hidden gem. Open on Wednesdays and Saturdays during the picking season…read more Would highly recommend.

Primarily an art museum with two excellent gardens - English and an Italian. Loved the gardens and…read morearchitecture of Mrs. Cummer' house turned into a museum. Service: All staff were polite and helpful. Food: there is a diner that offers both inside and outside areas for seating. It was a very impressive museum and gardens and I hope to return soon. In our opinion, one of fairly few reasons to visit Jacksonville.

The Cummer Museum of Art and Gardens is a really nice museum experience and a stellar garden…read moreexperience. Inside is some really interesting art, a kids area and a cafe to enjoy. Different areas are themed and the kids area is really interactive. We did not try the cafe on this visit but I'm sure we will soon. The real star for me was the gardens outside. It was truly a transformative experience. Just beautiful trees and bushes and plants with the St John's River in the background. I highly recommend you see it. They have free days in the summer but it is also well worth the price of admission.

Not sure what's up with all the mediocre reviews, but our toddler absolutely loved this place. So…read moremuch that we signed up for the membership

My grandchildren loved this place!!! So well done! A super market by Winn Dixie, a fire truck and…read moreEMS vehicle, a "boat" where they played forever and a mini theatre where they put on a " play!" So much more, bank, Vets office, and a restaurant!! So amazing! A must see and do for your grandkids!!!

A gated community with a nice golf course, tennis courts, I even seen a basketball court and more…read more Plenty to do and well maintained.

Went to go visit a friend who lives here and it is a gated community. The gate keepers are very…read morethorough so make sure you've been called in prior to coming if you're visiting someone or you may be waiting at the gate awhile. Right when you drive in, you see the beauty of the greens and the golfers enjoying their day. The roads are easily marked with signs and the gate keeper is very helpful giving directions once you're cleared to go inside. There are tons of big houses and very friendly people. Watch your speed as there is a policeman who patrols the area. Other than that, it is a super safe community where kids can actually play outside without having to worry about them too much.

The coziest wine bar! My family and I visited Cork Thyme for a yap session and really enjoyed our…read moretime. The wine was delicious, the charcuterie board was good, but the best part of all was the service! The staff there were so kind, told us all about their history and all the cool events they had going on, checked on us frequently, and even let my sister charge her phone using their charger. I will 100% be back!

Went to Cork and Thyme for a book club meet up. Such a perfect place for an intimate meetup! Cozy…read morecouch and seats by the entrance with a large communal dining table. We were met by Gregg who was very friendly and helpful with the wine selections. The owner Anna is very friendly and hospitable.This is a comfortable wine bar that serves some IPA's and other beers. They also have homemade spices and rubs for dipping, meats and dips for sale as well bottled sauces. They have an interesting wine selection and a small wine bar and tables in the back.They serve flatbreads, paninis and shareable all at a very reasonable price . The chicken pesto panini, meatball hoagie and chicken pesto flatbread were all very tasty. Unfortunately I did not get a picture of the food . This is a great place to stop and relax with some wine and enjoy the neighborhood atmosphere!

So beautiful and clean and you learn so much about and amazing place absolutely beautiful and…read moreremarkable great for all ages I appreciate all hard work and dedication and determination for the community thank you so much for everything I love it so much they always clean and and organized thank you for the staff for your help and advice help and i definitely coming back here bring family and friends learn a lot so amazing inspiration fun make sure you come on a weekday and get here early Hugs lauren

Great local museum! More than just history, there's lots to learn at the Beaches Museum. Kids will…read morelove the train and the scavenger hunt so be sure to check that out while you're there. There are nice gardens and great art.

A great tour. Rae was our guide and she has a great knowledge of the cities dark history. This is…read morea great way to get to know the city's connections to monsters and bootleggers and other more monstrous citizens while exploring the downtown. This is a great experience for visitors but also for native residence; most people never explore their own backyard.

I have been to a few events here and really enjoyed all of them!…read more First they do a Turkish Festival which shows off their culture and food, so good! Next was a calligraphy class which I really enjoyed and was so impressed with his skills! We attended a celebration of Ramadan where you broke fast and got to talk and ask questions and just enjoy a meal together, I really loved it, it warmed my heart we sat at a big table and all just talked I felt the girls hosting were so warm. I also enjoyed learning about their culture. They host a lot of events and look forward to going to more!

It's been years since i wrote my review and I've been back several times. They regularly hold…read morefestivals and events here. Sometimes they offer cooking classes (i learned how to make köfte [kind of like meatloaf but with tastier spices] and a few other dishes), forums (coffee and discussion sessions), Turkish language classes, etc. I also took my son to a few of their festivals throughout the years (i even have a photo of him drinking Camlica lol). They sometimes held the festivals at other locations. One year they held it at fscj. That year, my son and i made pictures using the paint on water surface technique called ebru. It's now displayed in my house with one being of Jacksonville and the other being of Istanbul, (which are coincidentally where my hubby and i grew up). They have also changed locations into a much bigger stand alone building. (Address is correct on yelp.) I like what istanbul cultural center is doing for the Turkish community in Jacksonville (namely because they welcome outsiders to join and learn about their culture instead of making it exclusive). If it wasn't for this organization, i would not know anything at all about this beautiful culture. it must have left an impact on me, because my hubby is Türk! Bu yerde harika! (Now, it would be great if Jville got an equivalent Manila Cultural Center!!!)