I've charged at this location a few times now. It's conveniently located at Wawa. Go inside, enjoy…read morethe AC, get some food and a coffee, use the restroom and let your Tesla charge. There are signs that say 40 minute max for charging since this is a busy location. I've never had an issue finding an open supercharger. I've noticed it usually starts out charging fast and then slows way down after around 20-30 minutes (maybe this is normal, I don't supercharge often).

Absolute worst charging layout. 8 chargers but no one ever hooks up correctly so no only 7 can be…read moreused. And's everyone thinks you are charging so doesn't let you in to a spot when a station opens. St. John's mail is right here. Ridiculous that This horror is you're only option . Frustrated...This is my 3 rd visit. Same opinion. Hoping it's my last!!!!!!

After shopping at Penneys, I saw the ev charging station. This is the wave of the future…read more California will stop selling new gas guzzlers by 2035. You can tell I do not get out as much. This is the first one I've seen in real time. Don't judge. This is not a review but a sight that this four eyes finally see! The end

Going to IKEA is an event. First, the biggest secret is that if you're just there to try some of…read moretheir unique food and Marketplace selections, there is a side door entrance, where you can go straight to that area. If you're looking for furniture, decor, lighting or functional items for your home, you'll find it here. Because of the way the different areas (i.e. kitchen, bedroom) are set up, it's also a great place to get ideas. The value here is the point as well. If you're willing to put it together (or pay to have it done), you can find very reasonably priced home goods here with a unique Swedish flair. The staff in all areas has always been very helpful and friendly. Reserve a few hours here to explore. You'll find something you love.

I feel like the food here is either hit or miss! But regardless, it's pretty cheap so it's nice for…read morea quick stop or super casual meal. Hits: vegetable medallions, Swedish meatballs, fries, Mac n cheese Misses : spaghetti, Stockholm salad I remember really loving their ribs when I was younger but seems like that isn't on the menu anymore.

Located of course at a Wawa, this brand new supercharger is super convenient. Just look for the…read morestorage facility. You can order food from Wawa while you wait

Stop by this mall with my Lady while visiting Jacksonville Easter weekend. She wanted to get her…read morenails done at a spot recommended to her from a friend who used to live here, so we decided to stop in. The nail shop review is under a separate review. But overall, this mall has definitely seen better days. While the exterior doesn't necessarily reveal the level of aging, when you get inside the mall you noticed pretty quickly but this mall is likely on it's downturn. There are several closed, or seemingly closed stores, and most of the traffic seems relegated to a couple of the larger department stores like H&M and Belk. A lot of empty kiosks in the middle of the walkway with the rest of them being occupied by local vendors that didn't seem to be getting much business at all. And if teenagers are still headed to malls on Saturday's to hang out, this is clearly not the mall that most of the local teenagers here hang out in as the traffic was surprisingly light for a Saturday - I just realized that may appeal to certain readers of this review. Lol. Anyway, unless you are visiting a specific store in this mall as a destination, I would probably suggest finding one of Jacksonvilles bigger malls for a true mall experience.

I came here to pick up an online order at a store. I parked near the old Buffalo Wild Wings…read moreentrance. I will say that it seems like this mall keeps putting actual vendors in parking spaces. In this particular instance, there was a basketball vendor in that location, which leaves less spaces for customers to park. I'm not a huge fan of this mall. It seems like most of the stores I used to really like no longer exist, which is a bummer.

This is a fine place for business travel…read more I spent a week in Jacksonville, and my company booked me at the Sheraton. Thankfully, the hotel block still recognized my Marriott account, so at least I got credit for that stay. Customer service was pretty good. Very friendly front desk staff. My room, a standard king, was fine. Clean, functional for a single business traveler with a desk and an arm chair with a small table. The bed was good, not great (definitely not a Westin Heavenly bed!). The pillows were awful, kept me from a comfortable sleep. The air conditioning was pretty loud, as was the plumbing. I had a hard time sleeping through the night because of the AC and also the sounds of nearby rooms using their bathrooms throughout the evening and early morning. Housekeeping skipped my room one day even though I was out of the room for more than 6 hours. Weird. Also, my mobile key never worked despite going down to the front desk twice. The gym was basic but airy and clean. There was no water in the cooler when I went down the first time, so I remembered to bring a bottle of water from my room during the second visit. There's an indoor pool, but I did not try it out. Breakfast was included in my room rate. Service was friendly, but they were understaffed. The coffee wasn't good, and the servers forgot to bring me cream 2 out of the 4 mornings. The buffet was pretty small with the usual American breakfast standards. On some mornings, there was a make your own waffle bar, which was nice. Would I pay for the breakfast on my own if it weren't included with the room? Probably not - I'd probably walk across the street to the Lucky Goat for coffee and something from the bakery. The location was fine. Close to the business parks in the area, although not quite close enough to walk (in heels). There are a handful of restaurants in the area within walking distance. Lots of parking and a couple EV chargers right in front.

Stayed at this Sheraton for a work trip. I was allowed to check in around 11AM when I arrived…read more Room clean. Nice staff. I think the AC only turns on when it notices movement in the room. This means you can return to a stuffy room with a stale smell. That's the only thing I didn't like. P

It's been a while since coming to the Town Center so I decided to make a day of it. I had a 4pm…read moreappointment at the Apple Store so I arrived at 1.30 and decided to park at Target and browse stores as I walked (got steps in too!) I knew I wanted to eat at the restaurant on the corner from the Apple Store so I timed my arrival for an hour earlier. How could I forget it's called J. Alexander's. Since it's fairly early they sat me quickly and I ordered the J salad with blackened salmon. It was huge and the salmon was juicy delicious! My waitress recommended I get it blackened, she was on point. My waitress was awesome! She recommended drinks and when she saw I couldn't decide she said she'd bring a water while I looked it over. When she turned she asked if I wanted sangria's, it wasn't in the menu but it was just what I wanted. They play background music while you dine, not too loud and it's jazzy. The bar has a big screen tv to watch the game if that's your thing. Now I remember why I wanted to come back here! Thanks to Beatrice it was perfect.

Had a small celebration moment and decided it called for an espresso martini. In my continued…read moresearch for the best espresso martini in Jax (and beyond) I'd say that this ranks top 5. I prefer the creamier ones made with Baileys, and this is that. Delish! My favorite part about having a nice little martini of any kind here (I think it's only martinis - correct me if I'm wrong) is you get a nice little extra pour from the carafe delivered alongside your beverage. It's basically an entire second martini! We also had the spinach queso dip that was decent. Nothing to write home about, but a solid little app to munch on while enjoying a drink at the bar. And per usual, the service was lovely. Fabulous bartenders (we sat at the bar) and great hosts. I will certainly be back again! It's a clean, fairly quiet experience. A good place to have a nice conversation!

I met Dawn several years ago in RI at her place of business. She has relocated to Florida, and when…read moreshe recently opened her Herbal Shop I placed an order through her website for a a calming tea, calendula oil for skin care and lavender bath salts. We chatted through her social media page because I would like her to make something specific due to a skin sensitivity to some ingredients. She assures me that yes, she can change up ingredients to fit my needs. Yea! In a couple of days the package was in the mail and delivered quickly! Everything was wrapped up securely and arrived intact! She even sent me a message to be sure it arrived safely as the P.O., at the time of the order, was a bit back logged and she wanted to assure me it was on it's way. I often take an Epsom salt bath for back pain and the addition of her lavender bath salts is delightful. There are bits of lavender in the mix and it's soooo soothing to have the gentle scent added to the occasion. I have to take the bath anyhow, it may as well be an event! The bath salts are packaged in a sturdy glass container that will come in very handy for storing other bits and bobs when the bath salts are used. I have been using the calendula oil in the evenings to help with skin smoothing. I use a cotton swab to get just a bit and rub it into those tiny lines around the eyes, mouth and basically all over my face. I also use it for first aid on minor scratches; which I do seem to get a lot of. I'm not exactly graceful or dainty. Burns I have managed to acquire from cooking also get a daub of this stuff as well as any dry skin patch (hello feet) and her website states this is good on diaper rash. Give this item a look as it's uses are many and varied! The tea is very mellow and on these cold winter nights, a nice addition to my bedtime routine. It's a loose tea and I have a couple of loose tea infusers, but if you don't, a small mesh strainer would work. Pour the steeped tea through the mesh to keep the tea leaves out of your cup. It doesn't take much product to make a nice cup of tea. It's almost time to place another order with Dawn. Her website includes directions to the brick-and-mortar location, a 'shop' with product information and a 'contact us' section to easily send her a message. The physical shop recently moved to Precision Medicine, 3546 St. Johns Bluff Road S, Suite 108 if you are in the area and want to stop by. If you are keeping socially distant just now, place an order online! Her inventory includes face cream, hand sanitizer, a variety of teas, sun protection, lotion bars, oils for a variety of uses including massage, salves, balms, Elderberry syrup, and baby powder, Click on the item photo in the 'shop' to see the list of ingredients. From what I've seen they are organic. That lotion bar looks to be a 'must have' item! If you don't see what you need, or like me have a skin sensitivity to an ingredient, send her a note and ask if she can make something for you. What have you got to loose? You can find her social media page here: https://www.facebook.com/dawnspotions Now, where did I put that list of things to buy from Dawn? . . .

From the owner: We are a conglomerate of practitioners and makers all all things good. We have massage therapy,…read moreacupuncture, a multifunction cardiogram, a retail store, and classes of all kinds!

KUDOS to the staff for providing supreme quality customer service! I ordered the Salmon and French…read moreOnion Soup. The total was $20.43. The ambiance was quiet. I highly recommend all to come and visit to support this local business!

I stayed at the Sheraton, and ate here when my car battery died. I went directly to the bar, which…read morethe bartender greeted me. There was a special where you could have a simple well drink for about 8 dollars, so I took a bourbon and diet soda. When it was given, not only the bourbon was watered down, but also the soda. It was acceptable as it had a small buzz and still refreshing. I ordered the bbq chicken flatbread (11 dollars) for my food as I just wanted light food and was waiting for the tow truck driver as well. Thankfully it came quickly, but I made the mistake of eating a slice immediately. It was quite hot and I burned my mouth a bit when eating it. I waited some time and while the flatbread was piping hot, the flavors didn't work that right. I tasted mostly bbq sauce, even though there was some chicken and corn as toppings. It was filling and fair for the price. The next day, I had a mule for 8 dollars as well. It was refreshing, but watered downed too. I couldn't complain much as the prices were reasonable for this hotel. My bartender was good and friendly. The food came quick, which I appreciated. I mostly talked to other patrons at the bar, and the dining area wasn't crowded at all. There was outdoor seating as well in the back patio, and I remember seeing a connect four game to play. For a hotel restaurant, I found the food and drinks to be acceptable for the price. It was nothing extraordinary, but fair. I would really give this 3.5 stars out of 5, but rounding up because I am biased in favor of the Marriott chains. While I would rather fine at other local restaurants, I would visit again for a quick bite at the hotel.