The Bowling Ball House in Safety Harbor is one of the wildest, most chaotic, and unforgettable…read morethings you'll ever come across hands down a five-star experience just for the sheer creativity and madness of it. This place is packed with personality from every angle. Bowling balls are everywhere stacked, lined, and worked into the yard in ways that make you stop and stare. It feels like someone took a simple idea and just ran completely wild with it in the best way possible. Then you start noticing all the unexpected details: random statues scattered throughout the property, SpongeBob characters popping up in places you wouldn't expect, and CDs hanging from strings that catch the light and move with the breeze. It's like stepping into a fully DIY art installation where anything goes and more is more. What makes it so great is that nothing about it feels normal or restrained. It's loud, weird, colorful, and totally unique. Every time you look around, you notice something you didn't see before, which makes it feel like the house keeps changing as you explore it. Overall, the Bowling Ball House is pure creative chaos in the best way possible. It's fun, bizarre, and completely unforgettable a true local landmark that proves art doesn't have to make sense to be amazing.

Like stepping back in time. Being in the Hippy era. Cool house and decorations. Bowling balls,…read moremermaid, lots of decorations on the trees. Great for taking pictures. We didn't know you could go inside but someone later told us you could. Not sure but I bet it would be cool.

What a way to do Christmas Eve and even better with the convertible down!…read more I haven't enjoyed Christmas lights this much since I was a little kid. This really made my day-night. It was hard to find a spot that didn't twinkle. We had 2 fav's... The house who's lights went with the radio Christmas music and Santa riding a Dinosaur!!!! I suggest this for anyone who hasn't been before and if you have family visiting (like we did), take them to see it...Its a great memory to keep and share. See u Soon!

Great neighborhood for Christmas lights!! Easily marked which direction you should travel, and we…read moredid so via car. Dropped the top on the convertible so we could capture everything! Not EVERYONE lights up their yards, but most did, and some were so over the top with lights we'd hate to see their Duke energy bill. It CAN get busy right before Xmas, but seems to taper off after. It took us about 15 minutes to get in the hood from Alderman due to the line of people moving in from both directions. If you can park across the street and walk (if its a nice night) that may be a good way to explore as well!! Kudos to the hood on an excellent holiday display!!

July 4th fireworks at Clearwater Coachman Park was the best! We haven't been here in a couple year…read moreand just knew it would not disappoint. Free parking in the City Hall Parking Garage, a couple blocks walk, misters to cool off, food trucks and vendors, clean bathrooms, awesome music and fireworks. Can't beat this! Definitely will be back for more and keeping this review so I don't forget how awesome and carefree and fun these fireworks are!!! A+++

They advertised and talked about how amazing Clearwater fireworks were, so my family and I had to…read moresee them for ourselves. At midnight there were people all over the beach waiting for these amazing fireworks show and there was nothing! There was no celebration of fireworks to bring in the New Year. Nothing but a complete waste of time and a complete disappointment!!

When we first looked at the reviews, we thought it was funny that so many of the food photos showed…read morehalf-eaten dishes. Now I completely understand why...everything looks so good that people forget to take pictures before digging in! I managed to snap a few photos of the appetizers, but when our entrées arrived, I completely forgot until we were halfway through the meal. Overall, the food was excellent. The meatballs were delicious, although they felt a little pricey for the portion size. The lasagna was unlike anything we've ever had before - rich, flavorful, and absolutely worth ordering. It's a must-try. The calamari was good, though it didn't stand out as much as the other dishes. We'll definitely be back, especially for the meatballs and that incredible lasagna!

If you're a true fan of authentic Italian food, this place is perfecto! Service is excellent and…read moreattentive, food is fresh, homemade, delicious. Highly recommend this hidden place on main street, Dunedin.

Fantastic food overall. The pasta and sauces were excellent, and the pizza was absolutely to die…read morefor. The only downside was the meatballs, which seemed to have a bit too much breading and not quite enough meat. Otherwise, it's a charming area with several dining options and shared seating among the other eateries next to them. We will definitely be coming back!

Delicious! Admittedly it took longer than I expected for the food to come out, but the carbonara I…read moregot was some of the best I've had in a long time so I'd say the wait was worth it. I added in mushrooms for an extra $3 and overall it was a little pricey, but again it was delicious. If I have an Italian craving I can see myself ordering it again. This restaurant is located in the former Dunedin Mix, now The West End Market, so all the seating is in the central courtyard area and the only table service is for the bar, making it a good option if you're wanting to try a little bit of everything or meeting up with friends who all have different food preferences.

This is a unique and creative experience in nature that's small yet mighty. Getting here is going…read moreto be a workout! Here's what you need to know: 1. Wear your most comfortable flip flops and bring a pair of walking sneakers and socks (in case the flops wear you down) 2. Bring a fannypack/tote filled with string and a sharpie. Also pack water and a snack. 3. Go to the bathroom before you hike it'll be a walk! 4. If you park stay on Mandalay Ave and park alongside the street before the roundabout that leads into the residential area. When you get a meter stsnd or by app reserve 2 hours 15 min. Trust me - it's way better to overestimate your walking time. We reserved an hour and a half and underestimated by 15 min. We were power walking at near nighttime on the beach. The parking fee was super cheap! 5. Go down the street and walk to the beach facing the water and head immediately right following the shore. You'll follow the shore for 2.5 miles. Yes, that far!! Once you've gone to the way way way far side you'll hit an L shape of trees that form a Grove collection of shell decorated art trees! 6. Grab a shell with a hole, decorate the shell with a message from your sharpie. Hang it on a string or let the branch hang it for you! Enjoy the views! It's quite secluded but a nice getaway. Go an hour and a half before sunset. It's a 5 mile trek round-trip. When we went it was right at near sunset and getting dark. We cut through the Regatta beach club and walked the sidewalk down to our parking spot. The artsy shells on the tree are a treat to see and some are blank. No matter what just admire the one of a kind trees created by others in nature.

Wow, this was a fantastic find!…read more Pickle Pizza Cheesesteak Always bustling with happy customers, Madison Avenue Pizza delivers quality service and fantastic food, whether you sit outside or dine inside. We were so excited to the cheesesteak and it did not disappoint!! Delicious and just like Philly! The pickle pizza was a pleasant surprise on the menu and as always, pickle pizza is the best! The garlic knots look delicious, but they lack flavor, which is a bummer. Good garlic knots have garlic flavor from the first bite to the last, but this was not the case.

A Masterclass in How Not to Welcome and Treat A Guest…read more There are restaurants that disappoint, restaurants that offend, and then there are establishments so aggressively inhospitable that one feels less like a patron and more like an intruder who has mistakenly wandered onto private property. This pizza restaurant achieved the rare distinction of failing before the first slice, before the first menu, before even the faintest possibility of hospitality could be entertained. Having referred dozens of friends, clients and business partners to take the extra commute for the pizza I could not be more disgusted by the treatment I experienced. I arrived ready to enjoy a couple pizzas on a Friday afternoon. Instead, I was greeted by service so catastrophically poor that it rendered the food irrelevant. Whatever may or may not emerge from the oven here is beside the point; no meal can survive an atmosphere that makes leaving feel not only justified, but restorative. The welcome was not merely cold. Coldness has dignity. This was something more dispiriting: a total collapse of basic courtesy. The kind of service that announces, immediately and without ambiguity, that the customer is an inconvenience rather than a guest. In a profession built on warmth, timing, and care, this was hospitality performed as open hostility. I did not stay. I turned around and left, which may be the finest decision this restaurant inspired all evening. A great critic is often asked to separate the kitchen from the dining room, to give the food its day in court even when the service falters. But there must first be a threshold of competence, a flicker of welcome, a minimum acknowledgment that human beings have entered the premises. Here, that threshold was not crossed. It was not even visible in the distance. This place managed to strip away the joy before the first bite. That is not a service flaw. That is an achievement in reverse. I cannot recommend it. Not for dinner, not for takeout, not as a cautionary tale unless one is studying the precise moment a restaurant loses a customer forever.

Kimberly was fantastic in assisting us to book our tour since our tickets were older…read more Even though parking was a little problematic, since the Christmas parade was the same in day in Dunedin, we were able to snare a spot that wound up being very convenient to the last stop on the tour! We started at Lucky Lobster and experienced the best Lobster and Shrimp Pizza and also Lobster Bisque. Never had that combination before but it was off the chart good! There were many great stops but our favorite was Harley's Popcorn! So much so that we later ordered a tin of Popcorn to be delivered to family!! And the grand finale was the dessert and coffee at the Bon Appetit Restaurant! Fresh hot coffee and a choice of many desserts. We chose the Coconut Pie which was a the perfect ending to a delicious afternoon and husband chose the Key Lime Pie which he declared was the best ever! Thank you for a great tour. Alex was well informed and we liked how he incorporated some Dunedin history into the tour!!

The tour, food and drinks were amazing. Our tour guide was very friendly and knowledgeable of the…read morehistory of the area. I highly recommend this tour and we will definitely be back for another one.

If you're looking for a true authentic Italian spot, this is as close as it's gonna get. Their…read morepasta dishes are phenomenal. Light and airy NOT drenched in cheese, just like in Italy. You get what you pay for! Quality!!

What a beautiful surprise! Appetizer was a beautiful selection of mortadella, salami,capicola and…read moreprosciutto Parma with 3 cheeses . We both had bolognese, hubby with rigatoni and mine with tortelloni, The food was outstanding and the service was too . Yanny was friendly and exceptional knowledgeable of everything on the menu . This is a 1 hour ride but we will definitely take the ride again soon

This is the largest and most original Indian mound in Tampa Bay! 100's of years, native people…read morelived here. And now you can visit too!