nice place and cleaning area and secure amazing people there…read morei have a good experience

Wow, cleanest truck stop in Florida with showers like a 5 star hotel. Security and staff on site…read morevery nice and very safe. Will be back for sure and highly recommend.

Parking attendant gave my wife a very bad attitude when all she did was simply ask him about the…read moreprices of the parking. Very unprofessional! If he doesn't like his job then he shouldn't be taking it out on the customers. Definitely, now, I am never using this parking garage again. We don't know his name because he refused to provide it when we asked, however, he was a young guy with brownish hair and he had piercings.

I was here for a birthday and I got send this address to park at the max parking it said was 9…read moredollars and the parking ended up being 50 dollars super overcharge and there wasn't too many people in the garage as well as no special event in the area it is predatory parking don't park here!!!!!

The parking experience was quite good overall. The spaces were spacious and easy to navigate, which…read moremade parking a breeze. However, I did notice some areas could use better lighting. Still, a solid choice for truck parking!

Great spot to park the "Money Maker" , staff real cool…read more Don't get their late tho, won't be no spots..

Main Street located in the heart of Miami Lakes! It's a two…read moreblock strip with shops, hair salons, barber, nail place, boutiques, pet store that offers grooming services, cold stone ice cream, movie theater, juice bar, sports bar with pool tables, several restaurants/cafe and a bar. My favorite eating spots may be Korner67 and 100 Montaditos . Oh let's not forget the yummy Novillo Restaurant ( for a good churasco and pinto rice) and the Old Shulas sports bar that is now I believe it's called Miami Lakes sports bar. The strip has a real estate office. On Saturdays they host a farmers market. A street is closed down for the set up and several vendors set up their tents. I've seen new comer bands set up in the outside open area. At night it's lighted up with lights on the trees. At night they will close a street for more walking area and you will see police officers guiding the guest and keeping us safe. During the start of the Christmas season they do a reveal of the lighting of the tree! The strip is well kept. Free Parking areas available surrounding the strip. So you may just find anything you're looking for in MainStreet. The only thing is while they have a few fashion clothing stop for women... there may be only 1 store that offers a laid back mens clothing. Or even for just a walk through the strip. I' live close by so I remember going to MainStrret as a teenager. The strip has closed many doors (to say a few: Tony Romas, Johnny Rockets, Mia Boutique, Peeky Boo) but something else opens that's just as good.

This place is pretty good! I found some nice stuff, and the staff was helpful. It's a bit cramped,…read morebut overall a solid shopping experience. Would recommend checking it out if you're in the area.

On a roadtrip from San Diego in an RV and needed a place to park our RV over night for a few days…read morewhile staying in a condo in Miami. Lucky was absolutely the best here. He was more than accommodating, went above and beyond to make sure we felt safe when having to come back later at night even making sure he stayed a little extra past his shift to make sure we got here okay. Lucky makes this location feel safe & secure with his hospitality. and on the plus side they have free showers and such for quick pit stops which is great when you're not hooked up to city line for water. Would absolutely recommend anyone needing to park here.

It was a busy day and I was so tired pulled up to discount and Ariel found me a great spot for my…read moretruck . The worker David that helped me park my truck. Starting to park monthly there from now on

I have attended Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens for two summers in a row for Rolling Loud music…read morefestival, and each time I have been enthralled and incredibly impressed with the stadium's surrounding landscape, and complete attention to detail in the festival's functionality and decor. I have never been inside the actual stadium structure, only the area surrounding the building, just to be clear. But it is a truly impressive piece of real estate. The bathrooms are great, there are water stations at every corner, medics always in sight, and as a regular festival-goer, there is not really much else I can ask for that Rolling Loud at Hard Rock Stadium does not already provide. The times I have had here have been unbelieveabely amazing and high in energy. The place is quite vast and it can be easy to get confused directionally, so a map is essential. The only notably bothersome thing is the process of getting to-and-from the stadium. There are no public transportation options that take you anywhere near the stadium grounds, as Miami Gardens is located more inland from the coast in a random section of town. Getting to the area via taxi includes to-be-expected traffic and at least $20 in your pocket if you're coming from the east. But getting home is a complete nightmare. Your only options are Uber, Lyft, or a taxi that will charge you $200 to take you 15 miles to Dania Beach. Every night of the festival, when 12 a.m. hit and everyone would rush to get out and call their Ubers, the Uber and Lyft apps were successful in getting absolutely nobody home. For hours it would be like this. The apps didn't work because of so many people using them all at once. On one of the nights I was in attendance, the show ended and my friend and I walked over 3 miles away (hoping our odds of finding a ride would increase the further away we were from the place) from the stadium on 2-foot wide sidewalks past 12 at night, searching high and low for a taxi sitting stationary in the surrounding neighborhood traffic that would be willing to take us to our hotel in Hollywood Beach for a price lower than $180. Once we were in the car, it was standstill traffic for miles until we got home. All of the taxis we came across before this either already had passengers in the car or were simply unwilling to take anybody at all unless we would pay an absurd amount of money. There isn't much advice I can give regarding this issue, because unless you are okay with leaving the event you paid for early in order to beat the congestion, there's not a lot you can do except hope you win the rideshare lottery for the night. Expect to pay a pretty penny and have your patience tested, while also carrying home some amazing memories.

OK I'm giving Hard Rock Stadium 5 stars for the actual venue and sporting experience. Getting into…read morethe stadium for the College Football Championship was challenging due to high security, but they had it under control. Watching the Indiana Hoosiers win their first national championship was priceless and the empty ladies rooms were incredible!! What needs serious work is leaving the facility and Lot 44 rideshare. OMG it was a total nightmare. Someone has to do something as there were hundreds and hundreds of people just waiting at 1am for rides.... and that's after walking for a looong time just to get to the lot. Something is very broken with that!! We were stranded and traffic was horrible. We wound up leaving the lot and finding our uber driver on the main road. The ride share part of this stadium is broken. Fix it, Miami!!

I have been coming to Pemboke Gardens since they first opened. They have a fabulous assortment of…read morestores and restaurants. They have some name brand retailers along with some lesser-known more boutique style stores. I really enjoy coming here on a Friday or Saturday night and listening to the music at Brimstone. The area is very walkable. Most drivers are courteous when you cross in front of them and they yield to you. In an Ideal World, I think Pembroke Gardens should have an automatic covering for when it is super hot or rainy. That is the downfall of this shopping mecca, several months of the year it is just not fun to come here because of the weather. Parking is another issue. I really wish they would build a parking garage because there is usually a problem finding a parking spot on the weekend. That just puts me and then annoyed state of mind when I'm going to a fun place. Definitely come to Pembroke Gardens when you want a fun and memorable they are night out.

Love walking around the retail shops and foodie places in Pembroke Gardens. Today it was cloudy so…read moreperfect temp to browse. Some of the businesses include Old Navy, Brio, Nike, Brass Tap, Ra Sushi, Container Store, Fuddruckers, Lime and Pink. Parking is an issue on the weekends but was wide open today.

Along the Circuit location. Good for Public meetings and teachings; Secured Church interest(s) .read more

No pictures because every angle has been covered in what's been shared! However, after grueling…read moreover the potential fact that it might have been a nightmare to apply from scratch for my US passport I actually had the most BEAUTIFUL & SMOOTH experience! The security & library clerk were kind & welcomed me as I asked for guidance on getting my passport. I was 30 minutes early just in case. When I went to the passport section it was seamless! I had all my documents gathered & my forms of payment ready! No attitude or dismissive demeanor like I've read from these places (not this spot in particular) or nightmare stories from my friends! But they did go to the USPS store vs a library! Very pleasant experience! And I finally got my library card after almost 20 years!

Stopped in to buy a few things I needed for a wedding. Plenty of parking near the mall entrance…read more With a Macy's, Dillard's, JC Penny's and a AMC movie theater are the main draw. The mall is well maintained and most stores are occupied. If you are looking for a certain thing I'm sure you will find it here. The food court was busy however the mall traffic was slow. Could be due to the economy.

Glad to have Pembroke Lakes Mall right down the street from us when we need to go in to stores…read morephysically to purchase something. Food court is decent and they have little shops where you can get treats like pretzels and cookies. They have your typical Macy's, Dillards, and JCPenney department stores if that's what you're looking for. No stores really high-end here but that's OK for us.