Changes at the track are looking great. Removing the death trap stands by the drag strip looks…read moregreat, The stands used by the pits I hope is next

Dont spend your hard earned money here! The owner won't stick to his word in payout, he tries to…read morejunk other drivers during racing so he can "make a show", he is a hazarz to every driver on that track. If you eat here say a prayer you won't get food poisoning. Yoho doesn't follow food safety measures, some food I swear is reheated from the night before, ketchup and mustard bottles just left out in the weather. The bathrooms are disgusting! He doesn't pay drivers the amounts that are promised! Find another track!

Right off the bat let me say from way up north to Key West this is the nicest, cleanest,…read morefriendliest VFW I've ever been in. All remodeled and up to date. Kickass armored vehicle out front. Friendly helpful staff inside. They have food and live music daily. A front patio to hang out on as well as a huge parking lot. It's also directly across the street from the baseball feild. If for no other reason to come by, they have the cheapest drink prices in town. Come get you some

great location nice people all around great post. I switched membership here. You can't go wrong…read morehere.

I wanted to take the time to update my review of this business. I see this establishment has taken…read moresteps to improve the service and customer experience. The machines now have been upgraded with new systems that will allow the user to view their real time balance as they swipe their game cards. Also after some investigation, customers are welcomed to review a computer generated itemized report of their entire account activity. The food bar has also upgraded to include a pizza oven and the staff will prepare pizza to order and have stopped using frozen premade food. Thank you Joan and the entire staff for all participating in the comfort and convenience for the consumers. KUDOS! Billy P.

7/11/26 around 6pm I went here and won a small chest from one of the claw machines to the left…read morebetween the front door and service desk. When I opened it there was a note inside. My younger sister and I were so excited about it we didn't give it a second thought and brought it right up to the counter. The woman at the counter gave us the points and said she'd text her manager about the note inside. We played for another 30 minutes or so and went back to the counter. She told us our point total and I asked if her manager had texted her back. She said they did, then "ha ha very funny" which caught me off guard. I realize now that it was a prank by whoever had the chest before, but I responded apologetically even though the attitude confused me. She told us something along the lines of "yeah well it's not real" like we were annoying her. She walked away while we were trying to just move on and choose our prizes. Another woman came to help us. The entire interaction left me feeling humiliated and incredibly insulted. I asked a question. I didn't deserve that. Disgusting experience.

Nice clean place to hang out , some nice classic games and h Good staff , free soda and snacksread more

We went here for the Banksy art exhibit, so we really didn't get to experience the stage/center…read morearea. The exhibit is setup through a loading dock in the back, but it was really well done, and the setup was really appropriate for the display. If you are a Banksy fan, I recommend going before the exhibit leaves. The last day is September 27, 2026. We spent over an hour looking at the large samplings of his work. It was easy to buy tickets online and there was no issue using our QRcode to get admitted. The event was crowded but we were able to take all the time we wanted to see the exhibit and they had a nice merch selection at the end. The only thing was finding parking ahead of time. Since we went during the day, the parking for the center wasn't directly available. I ended up using the ParkWhiz app to find parking a block or two away, which worked out well. I'd definitely go to another event at this center, as it was easy to get in and out of the area and if you have more time, there are a lot of restaurants nearby and it's not far from river walk or other museum/art destinations.

The Straz is the place to go for entertainment in Tampa, whether you're seeing the Florida…read moreOrchestra or viewing a play. The main theater is very large, and depending on where you sit, you can be quite far from the stage. Unfortunately, that can take away from the experience, especially when you're trying to watch a play or see the orchestra. Ticket prices have also increased significantly, and when you add the cost of parking at the public lot across the street, it can make for a very expensive evening. At this point, some ticket prices rival actual Broadway prices, which is pretty insane. Overall, I'd still recommend going to see a show at least once to experience the theater. It's a nice venue and there's a lot to enjoy, but I do think the rising prices and seating distance are worth considering when planning your visit.

Fun place, good selection of games and friendly staff and players. Overall great timeread more

The Safety Harbor Seafood Festival is fun. The festival located at the Veteran Memorial Marina Park…read moreprime location with the bay view at the backdrop. The festival bring different musician group to at every two hours. The songs range from R& B to 60's. The festival brings a lot of crowd. Other than the seafood, there are a lot of vendor selling different thing. There also drink and ice cream stand. You can buy ticket for the beer and pickup the beer you like. Parking is a nightmare, I was lucky to circle the city library and found a spot there. We have a very short walking distance. Bring cash to the festival to pick up the seafood you like. Most of the seafood is grilled or fried. They vender have grilled crab cake, fried coconut shrimp, fried calamari, fried oyster, fried clam, fried fish (Maryland rock fish, grouper, grouper cousin), grilled shrimp, deep fries gator meat, blacken fish, seafood jambalaya..... This is a pig out day! The people is amazing, security is great since the city police is control the traffic for the vehicle and allow pedestrian to cross. The only thing is most of the fried seafood is tasteless because lack of seasoning. They only have pepper, sea salt, and ketchup for you to add on. No cocktail sauce. We have order the Jambalaya, coconut shrimp, fried clam, calamari and crab cake. The park have marina and I see someone come with boat that solve the parking problem with direct access to the festival. For this festival is been there done that type of deal. Not sure will be back since the same day also has other festivals. We enjoy the time that we were there.

Loved the Art and seafood festival on the waterfront. It was free to get in. The seafood options…read morewere great, Got Lobster lobster rolls are amazing, Frenchy's crab fries are to die for, Clearsky' grouper nuggets are so yummy, Groovy Dawgs gator dogs can't be missed, there was so much to try. Sherry's Crab Cakes... their crab Mac and cheese is awesome! Okay I didn't eat all this by myself we all shared. Love the Honeycomb ice cream and hoppers mini donuts. You could eat until you bust! The different tents with all the art was quite a sight to be hold. Such Talent. I will admit I came home with a couple of pieces. Fabulous work some out of my price range and some affordable. They had a band playing and people were enjoying themselves. Pets were welcome. There was a children's area with art and games, there was a Huge VIP tent with comfortable furniture in there. ( it cost extra for VIP) The breeze off the water was great. It was a pretty good crowd people were happy it was great weather. There was Beer and Wine for sale. I noticed a a good amount of police on-site as well as medical so it felt secure.

This is one of the newest Renaissance Faires in the Bay Area, and I must admit, there is a lot of…read morepotential for it. Now I will admit, England Brothers Park is not the most scenic of areas given its near a highway and a neighborhood, but it is reachable, and the parking situation is much more tolerable. Since this one happens during Spring unlike most I've known of, I will warn you it gets hot so make sure to hydrate. The lack of natural shading definitely makes it a tad bit more dangerous. The festival overall is nice! There's a-lot of stalls with many homemade fantasy-themed goods, and many, many mock weapon vendors. I'll admit some of it is just RPG material you could find elsewhere, but hey, Renaissance and Fantasy go hand-in-hand so I cannot complain. The shows are also really fun to watch (especially the fencing demonstrations; beware the crest of the flaming peach, for you are "pit" against the best!) and they definitely put alot of thought and effort in the writing behind them and/or the energy and enthusiasm put into the performances/demonstrations. Familiar faces from the Bay Area also are amongst the performers at the backstage area and as usual, there's lots of jousting to be had. A-lot of good food too! You got your standard turkey legs (Thoust cans't calleth a Ren faire such without the leg of fowl), baked potatoes, tasty boba tea stalls (Belladonna's brew is thy finest), homemade sodas, and other finely cooked foods fit for royals and commoners alike. They put a-lot of effort in their food without it feeling out of place for a Renaissance faire, which I greatly respect. Only real criticism I have in terms of food is the Scotch eggs; They tend to burn them and gotta use ostrich eggs for em, regular eggs won't cut it (too much meat, not enough egg) unless you decease the ratio of beef used to surround it...But aside from that, everything's great! I genuinely look forward to coming back, and hopefully in a costume! It felt wonderful to come to a Renaissance Faire after 4 years of being unable to find one close to home.