This place is really great. Service is amazing!!…read more This place Is recommended. Service is top notch You can even get a slice of pizza while you wait. It's not the best but it ain't Formaggio's!!

Visited the downtown Tampa courthouse to find needed records on the ground floor, Clerk of Circuit…read moreCourt Customer Service Center, 'Room 101.' It was a nice touch to have a person assist you after going through security. She walked me to the computer kiosk and assisted. There are 30 or so service windows divided by category. My number was called but they then asked me to go back to the kiosk for a different category. The woman at window four seemed 'bothered' to find solutions in helping me. A very rude coworker stood behind her meddling in my business while working on something shaking her head no and mumbling "no." They are there to serve the public and find solutions since they are trained and the public is not familiar with the processes and options. The woman said I needed to hire an attorney to get the records. No, not an option. I am not paying to get records I can get myself. They were not helpful and unwilling to do their job. I went back to the kiosk a third time and went back to a different rep in the first category, records. I was called immediately. The man at window 29 was SO HELPFUL. He asked questions and even asked a manager for guidance. He filled out papers for a record search and said the archives would work on it and I would be contacted. I received a call within a couple of hours. She had questions and was researching. Received two more calls from the nice lady as she was broadening her search. She called me a fourth time and found the records. I thanked her profusely on the phone. She replied, "it is my job to serve our customers." That is a public servant. This woman and the nice man are what is right with the staff on the ground floor, Room 101. Tax dollars well spent. Heading in today to pick up my papers, WITHOUT SPENDING MONEY ON AN ATTORNEY.

Final judgment. Judge ruled in my favor. He's ordered that Brickpavers showroom pay me $500 and…read morecourt costs of $130. Now comes the fun. I have to collect the money from the owner Andre. I was a fool for not checking the BBB first. This guy has some really bad history. Wish me luck.

The Greater Riverview Chamber of Commerce is a great community organization bring community…read moremembers, businesses and government together. It is a great place to find local businesses and connect with the community. My membership and involvement has helped grow my business and given me an opportunity to give back to the community.

I've been a member of this chamber for almost 4 years, and it's been instrumental in helping my…read morebusiness to grow. They have a lot of benefits available, a monthly luncheon that is second to none, lots of wonderful events throughout the year, a robust online presence, a friendly membership that is always welcoming to newcomers, and an active presence in the community. I truly believe that over 25% of my business originates from their weekly relationship building group, and I wouldn't be nearly as successful as I am today without the help of the GREATEST chamber, the Greater Riverview Chamber of Commerce.

do not use the smart lockers they will keep your package in there and there is no way to get it…read moreback as they dont pickup the phone

I was actually pleasantly surprised by this location, because USPS is usually a nightmare…read moreexperience. I went at around 12:30 on a Thursday afternoon, it was surprisingly quiet. I was greeted and served by James almost immediately, who is very polite and welcoming by the way. The establishment is clean and from the looks of it well managed. I was in and out.

My stay was excellent, the inmates were lovely, and the food was delicious, unfortunately, they had…read moreto kick me out after six months.

There are pros and cons to this venue; no pun intended. The nice thing about it is it's relatively…read morenew if you're lucky enough to book a room in one of the new wings, which are plentiful as they always seem to have people clamoring to book a stay here, so more rooms are regularly being built. There are older wings too though which are a little dilapidated so try to arrange for a newer wing; you may have to fight for it, literally. Their rooms feel a little snug; they can't be much larger than 6x10, and that includes the bathroom facilities and vanity, which is conveniently integrated into the toilet itself for space savings. The walls are solid concrete which feels a little institutional but they're good for giving you a nice sense of security should inclement weather present itself. I would take a picture but the gentlemen working at the front desk took my camera and my clothes, hence the two star rating; I would have preferred to have kept my belongings while they have my outfit dry cleaned. A big complaint I have is with the phone situation. I realize hotels like to nickel and dime you to death, 25 cents per call, 50 cents per call, but this place is really ridiculous; you are required to call collect and the person on the other end has to pay a few dollars just to talk to you. I mean really, that's excessive. The common areas are well maintained, seemingly by the guests themselves as odd as that sounds. There is a communal shower kind of like what you'd find at a nice European hostel. It seemed clean enough but some of the other guests were a little more affectionate than I'd have liked while showering; one even referred to me as "Honey" which I found quite odd. There is no swimming pool, and the gym is also outside, so if you want to get a workout in while it's raining, that probably won't happen. The food is mediocre and they do not give you metal utensils, just plastic. The surrounding area is likely a little sketchy because there seem to be an abundance of security guards patrolling the grounds. Other than that though, hard to give it one star since the stay is free.