Visiting this location reminds us all that you too will eventually be here in the abyss…read more Set an appointment in advance. Expect to be here all day. Indulge afterwards. Fin. \

Well, I had one terrible experience and one great one. Despite having an appointment it was a…read morecrazy visit. Over an hour wait. The numbers and letters called are in no specific order. The second time it was rather quick. Even if you have the updated license they will ask for your passport if you have a fraud alert on your profile. Save yourself a return trip by bringing it if needed.

Plenty of parking here is the first thing you'll notice on arriving…read more The inside is clean, bright, well-lit, and plenty of space for whatever event you're here for. My event was a board game convention called FlamingoCon and there were a couple hundred people playing a couple hundred different board games from 9-9. They even had a food truck show up for lunch! Good times!

When your son comes down from NY for work, stays with you a few days, needs to COVID test before…read morehis Sunday event and you get the call ... I tested Positive! Scrambling to find testing, drive-thru testing is available at South County Civic Center 7 days a week from 9-7. We're all vaccinated and have our boosters. My husband & I tested negative last week when we flew back from Colombia so I'm not too worried, but with the holidays, we have family coming, and we all have to work in the office this week, so just to be safe. The line is long. It wraps all through the parking lot and onto Jog Road. It moves and is well organized. I got on the line at 11:15, an hour later, I'm about half way through. From start to finish it was just under 2 hours. Not they way I wanted to spend my Sunday morning, but it is what it is. Testing for both tests, the rapid and the PCR took less than a minute. Results for the rapid came back really fast. We weren't even home yet when the text came through. So what were the results...my younger boy and I are negative and my husband and the older one will be in a hotel in Miami for the next 10 days.

Errands Saturday. Had to drop off a letter to be mailed out. Always like this little post office…read more Always friendly and fast service. Right by my PCP, so very convenient in Deerfield Beach.

This store's staff are courteous, helpful and knowledgeable…read more Also, USPS prices for international shipping are potentially much lower than their UPS counterpart. I had an item that I shipped today that was approximately 10x cheaper at USPS compared to UPS.

In Spanish Boca Raton literally means rat's mouth but Boca also means inlet so a nicer meaning of…read morethe name would be inlet mouse. This was a navigational reference to a jagged inlet. The first inhabitants of the area were the Tequesta Indians. Henry Flagler made the area accessible to pioneers when he brought the East Coast Railway into the area. In the 1900's Japanese immigrants farmed pineapples in the area. The town was incorporated in 1925 at the height of the Florida land boom. Noted architect Adisson Mizner turned his attention from Palm Beach when he was hired by the town to design a world class community. Through the years Boca Raton was a farming community as people grew vegetables, especially green beans. Through the 1960's the population grew attracting a new state university Florida Atlantic University. Today over 80,000 people call Boca Raton home. One of the things I love most about Boca Raton is the natural beauty throughout the city. It has several stunning beaches, including Red Reef Park and Spanish River Park, ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and relaxing. The Daggerwing Nature Center and Gumbo Limbo Nature Center are family friendly places to learn about conservation and hike. The new Boca Raton Airport Park is ideal for aviation enthusiasts while boaters flock to the Intracoastal Waterway. Sugarsand Park has one of the best playgrounds in South Florida. Dining opportunities in Boca Raton are diverse, with a mix of gourmet, trendy,, and beachfront eateries. Some of my top picks are Max's Grille, Vinny's Cafe, Cluck Face Nashville Hot Chicken, Trattoria Nonna, La Condesa Mexican Restaurant. Maggie McFly's, Lynora's, Cheffrey Eats, Mississippi Sweets BBQ, Calaveras Cantina, and V & S Italian Deli & Subs. Many cultural events, art, and food festivals are held throughout the year at the Boca Raton Museum of Art and Mizner Park Amphitheater. Shoppers can delight in the Town Center at Boca Raton Mall. Boca Raton is known for its upscale lifestyle, pristine beaches, and manicured neighborhoods. It is a town with a blend of beautiful Mediterranean Revival architecture, luxury, leisure, and charm. You can feel safe visiting while enjoying a variety of amenities.

A+ rated school system with a strong family values. Basically, every roadway is littered with…read moreshopping plazas that include a Starbucks. East Boca vs West Boca is an argument worthy of a heated discussion although not today. The City Center in Mizner Park provides entertainment and dignified restaurants for the entire family to enjoy. The Town Center Mall near the turnpike and Glades Road has a good selection of lively restaurants and retail stores.

A beautiful section of the Florida coast. This area is serene and most pleasant. If you can get…read moreaccess to this beach, do visit.

Exclusive small-town-by-the-sea with gorgeous private access beaches and homes that resemble…read morecastles. A beautiful place to live or visit.

I tried calling them with a billing question because I was charged for bill by plate toll usage…read moreeven though I have a Sunpass. The wait was unbelievingly long (3 hours), but the automated service had an option to call me back, and I chose that. I got called back, and a very friendly lady told me it was caused because I had a different car and license so I had to get that updated. I got it updated over the phone. About a month later, I got a bill by plate charge again in the mail, so I figured instead of waiting 3 hours for a phone call I would go to the office in Boca. I came on a Monday afternoon, and there was a long line with only 3 tellers. It was really frustrating, because people were saying it is always like this. We are paying for tolls, we should be able to get better service. There weren't even any chairs to sit in, so we had to stand the whole time. A lady from an office helped out the tellers and took care of me, and was apparently flustered by previous customers, because she was curt with me and impatient when answering my questions. I think the issue was resolved, and they did give me new suctions for my Sunpass, so that it won't fall off. However, the wait and then the impatient customer service provider, made for a disappointing experience. Looking at all the one star reviews, I think it's time the SunPass corporation makes some changes.

Absolute WORST tolls establishment, that I've encountered in my lifetime!!…read more Their data base does NOT update information, accordingly. Your new tolls balances will automatically go to collections. I had to contact them several times, waiting on lengthy phone calls (waiting anywhere from 36-50 minutes. The recording kept saying that your wait time will be over 10 minutes), to speak to a representative. Then it's additional time when you're actually on the phone with them. My last incident, where I actually spoke to Benjamin in escalation department and supposedly, he stated that he was a supervisor. This guy was absolutely rude, obnoxious, not patience at all, pretended he couldn't hear me, then hung up on me. Prior to him hanging up on me, I told him quickly that I was going to report the incident to BBB. So, I actually reported the incident to BBB. ALL I wanted to do was rectified my account balances, remove my vehicle information and close out my account. I couldn't do that with this guy, Benjamin!!!! Sunpass upper management still didn't reach out to me regarding to the incident. Folks .. do your research. There are other tolls establishments in the state of Florida. DO NOT get "stuck/trap" with these imbeciles!! VERY UNPROFESSIONAL !!!!

Lavender house, also known as Hermann V. Von Holst House is a private residence on the U.S…read more National Register of Historic Places in the historic old Floresta neighborhood in Boca Raton. It is located on 875 Alamanda Street. The neighborhood the house is in was initially designed by Addison Mizner but he went broke in 1926. Chicago Prairie School architect Hermann V. Von Holst along with partners purchased the development and he finished building the houses. Lavender House was the residence Holst built for himself. He went on to serve on the Boca Raton City Council from 1934 to 1948 and the planning board from 1940 to 1953. Although you can't tour this house it's worth driving through this beautiful historic neighborhood. It looks like the current owners embrace the history of their home as it is beautifully kept. They occasionally post pictures of the interior on their Facebook page dedicated to the home.

This area feels like a relaxed version of the Las Olas strip with more restaurants and bars with…read moreless boutiques. My hubby and I come to Delray Beach and hang out on Atlantic Ave. My favorite restaurant is Mussel Beach near the bridge at the intracoastal. Since parking is an issue, we have taken the long walk east to the beach but only a few bars there. We hosted my daughter's wedding rehearsal dinner this weekend at the Rosewater Rooftop Bar at the top of the Ray Hotel with views of most of Delray.

Delray Beach is the new East Boca Raton. Atlantic Ave slices directly through the center of the…read morecity. Just a beautiful drive or an aggressive walk from I-95 to the intracoastal or beach. Bars and restaurants with lots of foilage. High rise rental apartments erecting throughout the City of Delray Beach with super expensive historic residential homes. The public library, Silverballs Arcade, Amtrak/Tri Rail and the Ray Hotel are strategically positioned near the sought after Pineapple Grove Arts District.