Florida safety & CPR sent a great instructor to teach My BLS (Basic Life Support ) class Scott…read moreCutting was captivating in keeping the attention of the class he spent as much time as he could going to student to student to help and see if things he was teaching were being done right. He also spent one time with each student and was very informative about the subject he was teaching .

From the owner: Florida Safety & CPR is an educational company that specializes in quality health and safety…read morecourses. Our comprehensive and easy-to-learn approach leaves our students feeling confident and prepared. With 25 years of experience, we are proud to offer: CPR/AED for Adults and Pediatrics First Aid for Adults and Pediatrics Advanced Courses for Adults and Pediatrics OSHA Certifications Bloodborne Pathogens Safety and Risk Consultation Specific Group Training

Awesome bar downstairs! That liquid laughter is great! I can't remember the bartenders name but he…read morewas very quick with service. All around enjoyable

Seed to Table stands out from other stores. As the name suggests, it sources its products from…read morelocal farms, offering fresh produce and much more. They truly provide a wide range of items, including organic goods, meats, seafood, fruits, and vegetables. Additionally, there's a pastry section, various international food sections, and more. You can also find selections of liquor, wine, and beer. You can place an order, find a seat, and enjoy your meal right there. There's even live music and bands performing. You really have to experience it for yourself.

Slicers is the kind of hoagie shop that feels like an underground skate video came to life. Fresh…read morebread, stacked meats, hot peppers, and zero corporate energy. You walk in and instantly know this place has a loyal following for a reason. The sandwiches are massive, messy in the best possible way, and hit harder than a late-90s screamo breakdown. Staff was cool, fast, and actually looked like they cared about what they were making. Local spots like this are getting rare. Absolute gem. We'll stop in again!

Hoagie spot with a definite punk grunge skater vibe…read more While in Naples, FL for a soccer tournament, decided to stop by Slicers as I wanted to check out what all the high reviews were about. Heard they had some crazy sandwiches. Located inside a strip mall, parking was relatively easy. The decor inside was punk grunge style I would say. I asked for what their top sellers were and they directed me towards "The Twang". Which was sliced chicken breast with honey mustard, onions, American cheese and crushed bbq chips. I was told the way to get it was toasted and so that's how I got it. It was a good sandwich or hoagie but I'm not sure if maybe I'm spoiled from living in Miami but crushing chips and putting it on a sandwich is not what I would consider creative. And I thought $15 for a 12 inch without a soda or a side seemed a bit much. Staff were friendly and the place was clean. And hats off to whoever calibrated the soda machine. It was perfect balance of syrup and gas. Overall it's a good spot but nothing I would rave about.

Hailey I give her more than five stars…read more We went on vacation two weeks ago i boughta coffee cup that I loved from one of the stores and it got broke while flying home. Hailey was so nice and helpful to take time out of her busy schedule and go to a couple stores and find me another one. I am forever grateful of her.

From the owner: The Fort Myers Beach Chamber of Commerce supports local businesses by driving traffic to them…read morethrough personalized recommendations and advice from locals and tourists as well as through our powerful and high ranking website. We also offer a variety of networking events which helps to connect business owners with mentors and other valuable resources. For visitors we have a wealth of information on our website and a large variety of maps, magazines and brochures at our welcome center right on the beach. Our staff is ready to help and answer your questions so you can get the most out of your stay on our beautiful island. The chamber also invites visitors to come to our four major events which provide family fun and also bring business to our island. They are the American Sandsculpting Championship, Pirate Fest, Taste of the Beach, and the Christmas Boat Parade. A free visitor guide can be downloaded on our website and hard copies are available at our welcome center or in advance for a $5 charge which includes shipping.

Super clean, fast, friendly service and delicious food! I patronize the store in North Naples…read more Made-to-order sandwiches are always well worth the price! Great Sandwich in a convenient location

I stopped by this location yesterday for the first time for lunch. I was SO impressed with the…read morekindness of the employees and the freshness and delicious turkey sub I ordered. BEST EVER and very reasonable. I will definitely put it on my "go to" list for sub sandwiches!

I love this interesting sculpture I found in Riverside Park on a recent trip to Bonita Springs…read more Unveiled on Jan. 10, 2007, the title of the piece is Setting the Pace. The sculpture is 17 feet tall and 8.5 feet long. It features a man balancing on top of a circle which can be a metaphor for life. You can interpret it as life is a balancing act, or the circle of life. This piece was purchased by the Bonita Springs Art in Public Places Board which was formed to expose the public to the arts and to create art education programs. Setting the Pace, along with two other works purchased at the same time, Lords of the Forest and The Ties That Bind cost a combined total of $160,000.. Art is purchased by the city through donations and grants. The board hopes to bring art to people who might not seek it out in a more traditional setting like a museum. Setting the Pace was created by celebrated Colorado artist, Jane DeDecker. A duplicate of this piece is in Evergreen, Colorado where it is dedicated to the volunteers and staff of the Evergreen Fire Rescue. DeDecker has been sculpting for over 25 years and has created over 600 sculptures, 4 of those monument sized. According to the artist "My art is a cumulative process made of my life experiences and my desire to sculpt the human form. I try to retain in the sculpture the beginning strokes and gestures because they contain the truth of the spirit. As subject matter, I attempt to select a moment with which all of us can relate on a personal basis. These moments span all generations, depicting universally recognizable scenes." DeDecker has won many awards and her art can be seen in many states and in the private collections of celebrities. I enjoy discovering new works of art and this large piece certainly commands your attention. If you sit and ponder it for a moment you can come up with many different meanings. Personally, it reminds me how we are are always balancing in life, one step from falling off. The park provides a beautiful backdrop for this sculpture and it was a joy to find it.