Closest tesla charger right off the turnpike by Kendall. It's located in the parking garage behind…read morethe movie theater. Parking is free. There are also regular EV chargers for non-tesla owners. Nice variety of shops and restaurants. There's a Roots juice bar behind the chargers across the street.

No! I don't have a Tesla, at least not yet…read more I was at Wholefoods around 9:30 PM on a Sunday night, tonight actually, and I always park beside their super-slow electric car chargers. So I went inside and bought my usual, then I was going to go to Trader Joe's across to see the love of my life, I mean to buy some other stuff. But when I went back to my car I saw a Tesla owner under huge duress pacing back and forth, obviously because of how slow WholeFoods EV charging station was charging her Tesla. I don't think she had enough charge to drive to their home wherever that may be. So I approached the woman and I told her that a Tesla Supercharger station was built about two months ago and it was located right across the street in the Tower Shops beside Trader Joes, not even two minutes away. I told her to follow me as I was on my way to Trader Joes, and I showed her exactly where it was located. Finally, she was a happy camper. This Tesla location has 8 Superchargers, available 24/7, up to 250kW. But what makes this location so special is the Tower Shops. While you're waiting for your car to charge you can dine at many restaurants whether Asian, Middle Eastern, or American. You can also get some shopping done at Home Depot, Trader Joes, Best Buy, Michaels, Ross, Old Navy, Costco, and many more shops and restaurants.

Very excited to have a new Tesla Supercharging station much closer to home! Previous closest…read morelocation was on Coral Way. This new station is conveniently located behind the Goodwill on Bird Road. Walking distance to Wendy's, McDonald's, BK, Starbucks, and Little Cesar's Pizza. Also plenty of restaurants and a grocery store in same shopping center, so a lot to do while charging! Right now this gem is hidden, so no problems finding open chargers.

These superchargers are so convenient located behind a WAWA. All I do is plug in my EV at one of…read morethe 8 charging stations, get a cup of coffee at the WAWA, and go back to my car to read or chat with the other people charging their cars. I look forward to meeting new people as I charge my car. The best time and the lower rates for charging are between midnight and 8:00 AM--perfect timing for a relaxing cup of Joe as my car and I each "recharge" in our own way for the day.

Great location off of I-75. There are a few restaurants close by with quick service. You can eat a…read morefull meal before your car is done charging at Salsa Fiesta or Smash Burger or drop by Whole Foods and pick up a quick meal, beverage or snack. Charging stations are located in the front of the strip mall. I'm used to finding super chargers tucked away at the back of most malls.

16-stall supercharger in a quiet, tree-filled shopping plaza. There are restaurant options within…read more0.5 miles walking distance. TooJay's is right here. No complaints!

Tesla's don't disappoint &!the SuperChargers hold up to their promises. I travel cross country &…read morewill never get any other car again.

Chademo charger out of order too, drove here with a dying battery hoping to charge my car. Called…read morecustomer support, they reset the station but weren't able to help.

This station does not work and has been offline for a month, they don't seem to care to fix the…read moreproblem. Such a big and busy mall, and they only have 1 dead charger that is compatible with Tesla.

Whether you're heading I75 north or south across Alligator Alley, this service plaza checks off all…read morethe boxes in terms of travel needs. Being one of the only structures around for miles it's a great place to pull into. It's undergone significant renovations in past years so the current condition is really good. With a convenience store, cafe, Dunkin & large restroom that's always clean, you might as well stop by. Within the massive parking lot you'll find plenty of pumps to fill up. The spaces are huge so they accommodate any vehicle whether a motorcycle or RV. The gas prices are relatively accurate in comparison to any "regular" gas station you might go to. It's good to see they don't raise their prices knowing they're the only option out there. As far as inside goes, the businesses are all solid. Whether you get some food from the Glades Cafe or a coffee from Dunkin, you'll be satisfied. Once again, the pricing is super fair & it seems like most of the employees working here are friendly. These places are efficient considering they're dealing with a constant flow of customers all day. As far as my experiences over the years have gone, they've been nothing but positive. If it's your thing, they also have a small casino located right next door. I've never been inside but it seems to get a good flow of people. Personally, I stop by here on most trips across the Alley. Even if you use it to just get out & stretch your legs, the surrounding Everglades are beautiful to look at. It's a win/win scenario having this service plaza.

Welcome to the Miccosukee Service Plaza... where convenience meets armed robbery pricing…read more This place should honestly greet you with a giant warning sign that says: "Attention travelers: abandon all budgetary hope ye who enter here." Now to be fair, they rebuilt the plaza and physically it looks great. Clean, modern, spacious, and far nicer than the old roadside stop it replaced. You walk in thinking, "Wow, this is actually pretty impressive." And then you look at the prices and suddenly feel like you accidentally wandered into an airport terminal designed by oil companies. Case in point: TEN DOLLARS. For a single-serving bag of Kettle brand potato chips. I stared at the price tag like it had personally insulted my family. For ten dollars, those chips better have been cooked by a Michelin-star chef and blessed by a shaman before being placed on the shelf. And the gas prices? A full dollar more per gallon than what I paid before leaving home earlier that day. A DOLLAR. At today's prices, that's not a "slight markup." That's a financial hostage situation with fuel pumps. But here's the thing... They know exactly what they're doing. Because for roughly 25 miles in either direction, there's basically nothing around except swamp, gators, and your rapidly increasing sense of vulnerability as the fuel gauge drops. So yes, if you HAVE to stop, stop. Use the restroom. Buy the overpriced chips. Accept your fate. But let's be clear: nobody is choosing this stop because of value. This is survival shopping. Three stars for the nice rebuild. Minus several emotional stars for making me consider financing snack food.

This is a great charger a great location right next to I 95 but Tesla owners are leaving trash…read moreright at the chargers while they're sitting there waiting one very disrespectful owner left a box of his brand new taptes his floor matts with his address on it. I mean come on guys the dumpster is literally 10 feet away you're telling me you can't walk and throw the box there? You have plenty of time while you're sitting there charging your car to do that.