This EV charging station is located in the center of the Walmart Supercenter…read morehttps://www.yelp.com/biz/walmart-supercenter-saraland?hrid=Y5jJtaw4g_t3fw3EFaYkYw parking lot and with the bright green LED lights, it's hard to miss in the evening. There are four charging stations and each have two plugs. There are designated parking spaces. The lot is in the middle of the parking area, so there is no shade. There isn't much within a short walk other than the Walmart and a Smoothie King. [Review 17347 overall - 205 in Alabama - 865 of 2022.]

I love how fast my car was charged by these stylish yet affordable chargers outside Walmart. It…read moreallows me to charge up my car while also shopping inside, saving me time and money. It is very easy to pay using these machines, I highly recommend them for anyone in need of a quick recharge. Hopefully more will get added around the city and area to help us electric vehicle owners!

I have only lived in Windsor Place Apartments for a few months, but I have to brag on the staff…read morehere. Ms. Pam in the office is genuinely the nicest person. She always has a friendly voice and seems to care. The maintenance team is so fast and efficient. If you put in a repair request, they will have it completed the same day or next day. Thank you to the staff! You are awesome!!

Nice apartments and town homes, which have been recently renovated. Two pools and tennis courts…read more Large rooms. The apartments are quiet and water pressure is great. They could do a better job of screening some of the tenants and limiting the number of people per unit, but they do not allow dogs and only small cats. Somewhat pricey for what you get, but not too bad. The management is easy to deal with and they are quick to respond to repair requests. The application process was quick and easy, and it can mostly be done from out of town. The apartments are in a good location, central to most things. Good about bug spraying and keeping the grounds maintained, but the pine trees and sandy soil make it hard for them to keep grass growing well. Not very shady and dumpsters are right out front in the some parking lots. Biggest drawback is the traffic on Airport Blvd, but there is a light at the main entrance and a back entrance to avoid Airport Blvd. The front gate does not work well and it is broken down a lot so, if you want a closed up place at night, beware.

Hoping to find a gift shop. The trail at the estuary was really peaceful. Really coolread more

We picked blueberries with our small children. Blueberries were perfectly tart, and the staff was…read moreincredibly friendly and gave my daughters some zinnia flowers to take home (which they loved).

Here you go: Chuck…read moreStevens -- Bay Minette / Atmore: Don't Fall For It I called before I left. That matters. I didn't just show up hoping for the best -- I did my due diligence. I asked about a specific vehicle. They said it was there. They said they had multiple like it. The person on the phone was confident, friendly, no hesitation. I had no reason not to believe them. So I drove. Over an hour, out into rural Alabama, because I trusted what I was told. I shouldn't have. The second I stepped onto that lot and asked about the vehicle, the whole thing unraveled. Suddenly it was gone. "Just sold." Or maybe they "couldn't find it." The explanation kept shifting -- like whoever I was talking to was improvising in real time. Not once did anyone look me in the eye and say, I'm sorry, we made a mistake. Not once did anyone acknowledge that I'd just driven over an hour on their word. Instead, the pivot came fast. Before I could even process what was happening, a salesperson was steering me toward other vehicles -- cars I'd never asked about, never researched, never wanted. The implication was clear: you're already here, you might as well buy something. That's not a coincidence. That's a strategy. Get the customer on the phone. Tell them what they want to hear. Let them make the long drive. Then work them once they're standing on your lot with nowhere else to go. It's calculated, it's cynical, and it's exactly what happened to me. I'm writing this so the next person doesn't burn a Saturday the way I did. Don't let a confident voice on the phone talk you into a two-hour round trip. Verify everything -- and even then, think twice about whether Chuck Stevens has earned your trust. They hadn't earned mine. And they proved it.

Beware of this dealership, in their advertising they state "Price Matching Guarantee they'll beat…read moreany advertised price on a similar in stock new vehicle at time of delivery by $1000.00. If not they'll pay you$2000.00. Guess what it's a lie; another dealership had a mustang listed less than their and they told me sorry they couldn't go that low So basically, Chuck Stevens Ford is guilty of false advertising just to get business in the door