I have been coming here for three years. Staff and service is wonderful. They are very…read moreaccommodating. I can today to get the masks (see pic). The package comes with five masks. Well done Leon County!!! :)

Our most excellent branch library. Very convenient with a good selection of materials. Friendly…read moreand helpful staff always ready to listen. Plenty of parking. They have a variety of programs, especially for kids. They have many of the "bells and whistles" that the main library has. Plus, on the outparcel of the shopping center there is a Starbucks. Books and coffee! Who could ask for more?

Just checked out some books and the guy working at the check out desk was so rude to me. Such a…read morepoor example to my children coming to the library. Very disappointed.

Lane is her name at the resource desk. This is the happiest and the most helpful librarian in this…read moreentire city. I am a library card collector and have been to libraries all over the country and this has to be the nicest lady I have ever met. Best regards Stainless Details LLC Empire1 Express LLC The Brown Business Network

Great tour of an architectural structure designed by a genius ... Truly enjoyed seeing this FLW…read moreresidency. Hoping the care takers might find local Scouts and university students to work on repairing some of the grounds as more extensive work to tackled by professional craftsmen.

Best known for being one of only two pod-shaped houses designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, as well as…read morethe only private residential home in Florida designed by the famous architect. The house was designed for George Lewis, president of the Lewis State Bank, and his wife Clifton Lewis. Both were local activists and promoters of the arts in Tallahassee. Built in 1954, Lewis Spring House is a unique example of a pod-shaped residential structure, with convex walls making the home look oddly like a boat or a football. Unfortunately, the growth by the side of the road makes it impossible to see anything. The clear "no trespassing" sign suggests that you probably don't want to get any closer than that. The owners do offer tours on a scheduled basis but these have been suspended since April. [Review 14078 overall, round number 1400 of 2020, number 1140 in Florida.]

Wow. No haters have posted a nasty review of a government office that collects taxes? Even after…read morethey went to appointment only service during the pandemic? Maybe they are doing a good job here. It certainly has been our experience. When Leon County bought the shopping center then we got a branch library, a community center and this tax collector branch office. No longer a need to go downtown to the courthouse. Just be sure to make an appointment for whatever you need to do. Whatever you need to do includes paying property taxes, vehicle/trailer/boat/mobile home tag, title and/or registration, driver license/ID card, hunting &/or fishing license, disabled parking permit, concealed weapon permit and birth certificates. Whew. Did I mention you need an appointment for these? However, if you are just dropping off your payment and don't need to talk to anybody then there is a secure drop box outside the front door. See, there is one thing you can do without an appointment. For everything else, enjoy not having to sit around in a crowded office waiting for your number to be called. That's how it used to be done.

They never tell you what you need in just one visit. They make you come back multiple times for the…read moresame things they could've told you once, and they're appointment only but the appointments take weeks to get

Great..I was one of the 100 folks invited for the inauguration. Yes it was fantastic. Loved it…read more Staff were awesome

Property is nice, but if you take the tour they show you all the nice stuff, but don't let you…read moretouch a thing. Rick Scott can sit everyday on the furniture that my tax payer money paid for, but I can't even touch it. I'm glad Rick will be out soon!!

The Florida state capital has two primary buildings. The one directly facing the street is the old…read morestate capital Museum. It is free to enter the museum until 4:30 in the afternoon when it closes. Once you're inside, you were able to do a self guided for for each floor in each individual room. There is history about the architecture of the building, the indigenous people of Florida, presidential elections and how Florida has shaped them in the past, a section on how agricultural industry has changed FL overtime, and how politics in Florida have influenced America. Once you are finished at the old Capitol museum, you can walk behind to the second building, which is the current state capital. It stands 22 stories high with a more modern architectural design. What to pack Security on the bottom level you're free to roam at your leisure. Start behind the elevators at the tourism desk for a layout of the building. After exploring the fourth floor, where there are a few interactive exhibits, head to the fifth floor and look down into the fourth floor to the rotunda, and you will find tons of interesting facts etched into the marble below. Make sure your last stop of the building is the 22nd floor where there is an observation deck. The North you can see Georgia, on a clear day to the south you can see the Gulf of Mexico, into the west is a great view of Florida State University, football stadium, and campus.

The Capitol was not very accessible today so we did a drive by, there was some sort of event…read moredirectly across the street so the area was surrounded by barricades, flashing lights and policemen. I thought we might be able to find a parking space within a reasonable distance but that wasn't going to happen. We were able to snap a few photos in passing but somewhat disappointed that we weren't able to get up close. The original building is a beautiful piece of architecture but the administrative tower behind it not so much, I guess it's more about efficiency and in my opinion is nothing more than an eyesore. It would of been nice to have the modern structure located in another part of town to preserve the historic value of the original nostalgic building. Even trying to circle the block was a bit of a challenge today and a disappointment after driving here...

Lichgate on High Road is cool hidden gem in Tallahassee, Florida. The oak tree is a magnificent…read moredisplay of the majesty and strength of nature and the cottage itself is something straight out of a fairytale. This is a spot of magic and tranquility, a place that is timeless and yet has a whisper of ancient voices. Lichgate on High Road is an amazing part of Tallahassee, Florida and if you find yourself in the state capital of Florida, I strongly recommend that you visit here. I am sure that you will experience a feeling that you fell into a fairytale and feel the ancient echo of eternity serenading your soul. Overall, Lichgate on High Road definitely earned my recommendation and I give it five stars. This I'd definitely a cool part of Tallahassee, Florida and something that you will be grateful that you experienced.

Completing our Atlas Obscura pins for Tallahassee, this is a little gem, magical. There was noone…read morethere and we felt like Hansel and Gretal. The oak tree was magnificient, all 500 years of it. The cottage was shrouded with trees. We got savaged by mosquitos so do spray before you get there. There is a small car park and information board which you can just see from the road....just!

The appointment was very quick and the staff was very nice . Will always go to this locationread more

I went 2 different days to get a florida license and then to change my tag to florida (I forgot to…read morebring a certain document , so I had to go back). Appointments definitely recommended, walkins have to wait or be sent to another office due to how busy. I really like the appt aspect. The employees that helped me were kind and very helpful and I appreciated that. I had Appointments both visits and they seem to run fairly on time which I found awesome. (One appt was 15 minutes past appt, but I watched and there were many customers doing what seemed complicated things , and I think my wait time was nominal. Thanks leon county for being helpful and kind to an older woman. And thank you for having the forms online so they can be filled out prior to my visit.