There's a new library in Wesley Chapel, and it looks really nice. It has lots of parking spaces…read moretoo. I just went there today, and the staff was super friendly and helpful. They explained everything clearly. The study rooms in the library are available on a first-come, first-served basis and can be booked for up to two hours. The library itself is clean and has a great, positive vibe.

In 1907 a railroad was built connecting Tampa to Brooksville and beyond. The engines that powered…read morethese trains were wood-burning so they had to make frequent stops to reload. One of these stops was a station just north of Stemper that was managed by William P. Lutz and his brother Charles. The two brothers named the station after themselves, Lutz. The Lutz Train Depot was in service from 1907 until 1965. It fell into disrepair and was demolished in 1966. Around the turn of the century a replica of the old train depot was built to commemorate the original. Today, that replica features a wooden building with a couple of railroad signs in the window, two wooden benches at the back of it, a replica wagon and a small plaque on each side denoting the names of people who were instrumental in bringing the depot back to life. My overall impression of the Lutz Train Depot is that it has the potential to be more. For starters, what is the story behind the depot. Why did it disappear? Why was it brought back? What did it look like during its heyday? None of this is apparent from the site. Everything I know about it, I learned via the library or the internet. I'd really like the replica depot to answer some of these questions and fill in the gaps of my knowledge base, to become more of an educational site. I love the fact that it was rebuilt, enjoy that it has the names of the people who helped make it a reality carved right into the wood (artistically carved) and that it even features an old piece of equipment for kids (and adults) to climb on. I just want it to go that one step further. The depot sits in a large grassy area known as Bullard Park. The park exists in the "y" between where the trains turned around. It has been around for years. Bullard Park used to be much bigger but some of the land was taken to build the Lutz Branch library. If you temper expectations, this place can fulfill many desires. It would be great for a picnic or as a field to play football or soccer. You could sit and watch the traffic on US 41 for a bit or just enjoy some shade on a hot day. Take some minutes at the depot and park to enjoy the present. Try not to inquire too much about the past because you'll be left with more questions than answers.

Great centerpiece to downtown Lutz. Acts as a stage for community concerts and of course the Fourth…read moreof July celebration which Lutz is known for. You'll find it right in front of the public library off of Luke's Lake Fern Road. Also great place to take family photos

A very nice space inside that will hold a lot of people for many different events. Unfortunately…read morethere is not enough parking spaces to hold many people. I was there recently for a Gem and Rock show and had to park up over the curb on the grass. With a game happening there weren't even spots on other side of building. The power kept going out inside the building at several vendors booths. They paid several hundred dollars to be there and then didn't have power to display their items!

As far as Courthouses go, this one isn't too bad. It is a relatively new building , the parking…read moreis free, and it usually isn't remotely as busy as the Downtown Courthouse in Tampa. Unless you're coming to court to work and earn a living, courthouses probably aren't a place where most people would prefer to be on any given day. If you do have to go to the courthouse for any reason, be aware that the doors do not open until 8 a.m. As of the date of this review, also be aware they do not have free Wi-Fi, or any Wi-Fi at all, and there really isn't any place in the courthouse to sit down and have a nice bite to eat. So if you go, and you may have to sit around and wait for a little while, either bring an old-school paperback book or make sure you download your books before you get there. Also eat first, or bring a snack.

I've been to plenty of American Legion's in Illinois and Wisconsin, but this was my first…read moreveteran-type bar that I've been to in Florida and wasn't disappointed. I was a little hesitant walking up to it when I noticed they had bars on the windows, but my hesitation was alleviated when I stepped inside. It's certainly nothing fancy but they had a nice, large bar inside packed with regulars. They had a decent band playing that night (Saturday) and everybody seemed to be enjoying themselves. It's mostly a middle-aged crowd with a few 20 and 30-somethings sprinkled in the mix. There is no smoking inside, but they have a decent little patio out back, but again, nothing fancy. The bartender was as quick as she could be on a Saturday night with a full house and working alone. Shots were gargantuan and definitely did the trick. They also have food here, which I didn't try, but it's your standard fried bar food, from what I could see from the menu. Nothing eventful and nothing horrible. Just a nice little place that I'll definitely return to sometime. BTW, cash only!

This canteen is a great little hole in the wall. Everyone inside is friendly and respectful. If is…read morea perfect little hideaway for a quick and delicious draft Yuengling They also have Cigar City in Cans! The price cannot be beat. I promise that. Two Drafts and a Maker's on ice was $10 with a nice tip. You have to be a member but knock and ask nicely someone will sign you in as a guest. Inside they smoke by the bar but not in the pool and darts area. No F Bombs! That will cost you a dollar or get you thrown out! If you are rowdy you will be booted, have a drink with some vets everyone is friendly.

After the recent enhancements, this library has become quite impressive. It's the perfect choice…read morefor those seeking a less crowded environment. The only downside is its early closing time and being closed on Sundays. Apart from that, I applaud the cleanliness and the welcoming staff. Continuously delivering great service!

Before the Seffner library was in existence I used to drive to this library. It is a very nice…read morebuilding with a lot of parking. Always very quiet with not many patrons. Librarians are very helpful and there are a few self check out stations for your use.

Doesn't have the greatest business hours but it's a great little library!…read more library is shared with the school next door, so it usually opens after 2pm

Workers are extremely friendly and helpful. The whole place is gorgeous and neat. Got my daughter a…read morelibrary card today and she loved all the books and activities they had out and Lego nights on Saturday sounds awesome!! Also when we left we were walking and it started to rain, the security card was so sweet and caring about us getting home safely. Very nice people and a nice library

Dropped off our ballots here and very convenient. They had a tent setup outdoors and a drop box…read morew/staff available to assist. They double checked the envelopes to ensure signature and dates on them before dropping them in the ballot box. They were very friendly and helpful. Convenient location off of Gunn Hwy.

As a Hillsborough county resident I needed to update some information for upcoming elections. This…read morelocation is great for residents in the north Tampa area. This office is located toward the end of a shopping plaza and there was lots of parking space available. The staff was extremely helpful and friendly. I highly recommend this office.