The office is opened 7:30 am to 5 pm Monday to Friday. They are closed on the weekend. There are a…read morefew spots on the street in front of the building where you can park free for 15 minutes while you run in to pay a bill or get a permit. The Customer Service Representatives are always friendly and helpful. This location handles Business Tax Receipts, vendor permits, Parking, Licensing and utility bills. I also noticed that there was a drive thru window along the side of the building.

Very unfriendly people. Didn't even want to make a frozen bar pizza in the toaster oven for me, my…read moresister and my 92 year old mom. She was visiting from SC and has been a member for as long as I can remember. We will not come back!

Most members are very Nice. Love the Sunday music, The food & drinks are great & reasonable priced…read more Bar tenders & servers are great. I have lung issues & cant take the smoke.. Smoking is inside & out..no place for a none smoker to go. We had a member squeeze in another chair by us. Put an ashtray around a foot from my face & Fired up.."we were told to move by him" really.??we were there for 2 hours b4 him. I would have gave it 5 stars If no smoking.

I have lived in my home for close to 5-years as my primary home. I applied for the Homestead…read moreexemption and Veterans exemption last year. After receiving my new property tax bill, my home value was now assessed 20% higher from the previous year. I understand home values have gone up, but my only home is not making me any $$ while I reside in it. This office basically said they could screw me over once more before the exemptions apply. This agency like other government property assessors are the biggest shame of local governments and disrespect to honest tax payers. The VETERANS EXEMPTION is a joke to veterans, and a PR facade to make it look as if their agency has any respect for the purpose of the exemption. I did not pull a Herschel Walker and pretend to live elsewhere. This agency needs to get their Morals and Ethics in check.

I'd like you to discuss the newer updated VA clinic. These two reviews are referring to the…read moretemporary trailer that was replaced by the current fixed facility. The new clinic; although much improved could use other specialties that would avoid having veterans travel to Jacksonville or Gainesville. The front desk personnel are professional and seem to take pride in handling their administrative duties to service the veterans. The nurses, physicians, and lab technicians are definitely well versed in their craft. As stated previously, I wish they would expand the specialist services to include radiology , cardiology, ophthalmology, etc.

I have been using this facility for over 2 years and I have yet to have a issue. The facility is…read moreclean and I am able to receive almost all of my services in one location. I would definitely recommend this facility to anyone who is in need of veterans services.

4,000th Review…read more Located in the heart of America's oldest city, the Plaza de la Constitucion has been the center of everything St. Augustine for centuries and definitely worthy of my 4000th review although I'm not so sure I can do this place justice. I've been here many times. Since St. Augustine is a walking town for the most part even if you're a trolley rider this "park" is always a welcoming sight when you're looking for a shady spot to take a break away from the bars, shops and also a place to regather your sanity if you're experiencing a little historic sightseeing overload. This plaza offers a great people watching opportunity asides from its share of monuments, historic markers, cannons, statues, placards, and seasonal enhancements. I always stop here and find a bench to reset before continuing the endless journey around St. Augustine, I don't think it's possible to see it all even if you're a local, every step in this town is connected to something historic, I doubt there's a square inch of property here that hasn't been trampled on or photographed a million times before you came to town. If you need to reset your compass, to the east is the Bridge of Lions, to the north Saint George Street, to the west the The Governor's House and to the south if you're up for a walk The National Cemetery with an abundance of not so advertised sights along the way. The streets surrounding this beautiful park are congested and combined with the street side parking and a fair share of jay-walkers navigating this area requires your full attention but definitely worth stopping in if only for a few moments. The Plaza de la Constitucion is the oldest public space in America. Laid out by Spanish Royal Ordinances in 1573, it's been and still remains, a social gathering place for many special events throughout the year. The Constitution Monument is an obelisk constructed in 1813 in celebration of the newly formed government in Spain. As the capital of the Spanish colony of Florida, St. Augustine was decreed by Spain to build it. Today, it is believed to be the only surviving monument of its kind. The Public Market Place was originally built in 1598. It was rebuilt in 1824 and used as a market for the sale of meats and produce. It was here where a standard of weights and measures was first introduced in the country. The market place was rebuilt in 1888 following a fire in 1887. There's a lot of history here as there is across the ancient city but it all starts here...

The Plaza de la Constitución is the oldest public space in America. Laid out by Spanish Royal…read moreOrdinances in 1573, it has been, and still is, a social gathering place and venue for special events in the center of St. Augustine's Historic District. The Plaza was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1970 and is home to several monuments and landmarks: the constitution monument, the public market place, and the Foot soldiers monument, Thruout the year, during summer there are various concerts performed and from November thru January, the park is lit up by millions of tiny white lights during the Nights of Lights, which we have attended twice now. It is incredibly beautiful and magical. We will be going again this evening for a final look.

This is the oldest house in St Augustine It has held up very well for about 400 years with a few…read morerenovations and additions in the early 1700s in Spanish architecture. I was amazed at how well it looks. The garden is beautiful in ornamental style. The Oldest House Museum is located in St. Augustine, Florida in St. Johns County, Florida. It is operated by the St. Augustine Historical Society and includes the González-Alvarez House, the Manucy Museum of local history and the Edwards Gallery. The museum is open daily from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Tickets are $8 per person for the guided tour and lasts about 1/2 hour.

Lynda was a wonderful tour guide! Such a great quick excursion to take on your way around town…read more It's half off if you are staying at the st Francis inn.

Laziest recruiting office I've ever seen in my life. 3 months later, and daily checking in on my…read moreend , and they haven't gotten past starting to build a packet for me. Had me do everything I had to do on my end , paperwork gathered from previous states and all. And they can't even BEGIN recruitment. The Army is not the same as it used to be. 16 score Asvabs are accepted now but you walk in with high scores and more than capable abilities and they sit on your profile for months. Don't worry though, they'll complain they're having trouble recruiting people for the military. This is why. Recruiters are glorified promoters, that don't reflect the thing they promote. Join the Navy at this point , Army has no standard.

From the owner: The U.S. ARMY Recruiting team executes professional recruiting operations with integrity to provide…read morethe Army highly motivated, committed, quality men and women, both officer and enlisted, to serve in the United States Army and Army Reserve while providing for its Soldiers and Families.

It is so beautiful and amazing history and fun experience for all ages and I learn so much history…read moreand culture it is remarkable and fun and incredible i love it so much and absolutely amazing perfect for schools and community thank you so much for everything i appreciate it so much devotion to determination and education! Hugs From Lauren

Ponce de Leon's Fountain of Youth is one of the most popular landmarks in St. Augustine, Florida…read more You can start your visit by following the paved pathway while greeting the colorful peacocks, who make their homes around the grounds. The Founders Boardwalk near the rear of the park is a quaint waterfront trail leading to sweeping views of the St. Augustine inlet and Matanzas River. Next to the boardwalk is a 35-foot replica Spanish Watchtower which can be climbed on for 360-degree panoramas of the surrounding 15-acre Fountain of Youth park. When you return back towards the front entrance, you may notice a quarter dispenser for releasing food in order to feed the peacocks. This makes for a playful moment as the peacocks are gentle and will gladly eat from your hands. Now it's time to sample the magical waters from the Fountain of Youth... Entering inside the Fountain of Youth building gives tourists a visualization into Ponce de Leon's discoveries. Make sure to grab a cup, approach the spring waters and drink from de Leon's mystical fountain. It's nothing but tap water, lol, but if you believe in the extraordinary powers from the legendary tale, you can feel rejuvenated. Overall, the Fountain of Youth is a playful historical attraction making the oldest city in the United States, St. Augustine, Florida, a worthwhile visit. Lastly, outside the gates to the Fountain of Youth is Magnolia Avenue, a charming street leading to breathtaking canopies of ancient live oak trees draped in Spanish moss.