This is an excellent supercharging station with lots of nearby restaurants and shops. Most of the…read moretime, there are plenty of charging stations open and all work great. The one exception is 1B. Sometimes it works and sometimes it does not work, but even when it does, it gets very hot. I suggest avoiding that one...there are plenty of others to choose from. Exiting the charging station usually involves a u-turn, so be safe and aware when doing so.

This is a nice enough area with plenty of little shops and a Blaze pizza nearby. Only 6 stalls at…read morethis location. Today all 6 were being used and 3 cars waiting in line to charge!

There are a lot of food options here and shopping as long as you go during business hours…read more Otherwise there is not that much around. The station is usually not very crowded which is a good thing. 2025 This charger is so slow! Use the one around the corner! If there is another car here, and it is on an A circuit- I'll use the B. No difference. They have added garbage cans which is good.

This is a great Tesla supercharging station with 6 stations. I am usually the only car there,…read morethough I've seen up to 4 on rare occasions. There are a lot of cool local shops and restaurants in the same parking lot, so it's a nice place to stop. There is also a Fresh Market grocery store if you want to get supplies while charging.

Good steady charge rate. Cost is $0.15/kWh plus 6% fee. The nearest Tesla SuC is 60 miles away, so…read moreI really appreciate the convenience while vacationing on SGI.

You do not need to be a Guest at the Buccaneer Inn to use these Shell Recharger stations.read more

No lines , no parking challenges, baggage check was fast and friendly, no TSA lines, quick hop to…read morethe gates, and clean bathrooms. It's easy for me to get a non-stop flight, and then drive an hour or hour and a half to wherever I need to go. I'm a fan!!

I arrived early at Tallahassee International Airport. With it being a smaller airport, it was much…read moreeasier to navigate around compared to a larger airport. Now rather than downloading the Delta Air Lines mobile application, I visited www.delta.com where I was able to check-in for my flight early, as well as snapshot my boarding pass on my phone via text in the process. As someone who had just a carry-on bag with me, it allowed me to head straight to TSA rather than to see a Delta Air Lines agent once I arrived at this airport. As for my airport experience, TSA was not crowded at all with Tallahassee International Airport being a small airport. Even with that, I always dread going through security because of the possibility of being screened heavily, but all went smoothly! The only things I removed from my body were my jacket, backpack, and Bank of America Tallahassee Half Marathon medal placing each item inside either the bin, or my jacket pocket. After a light screening of my Garmin watch on my wrist, obsidian bracelets, and underneath my hat, I was well on my way to locate the gate within the terminal, which was not a hard find because there were only two airlines, Delta, and American Airlines. Even though I was not hungry, I did take notice of some of the food and snack options within the terminal. Some of them that I noticed were Live Oak Grille, Coastal Way Cafe, Monroe Street Beer & Wine, and Dunkin'. Furthermore, I was relieved to purchase Tallahassee Florida postcards to add to my collection of places I have traveled to. They were pricey, which I kind of expected! And the only place within the airport that I noticed with them was Capital City News & Gifts, which also had fan apparel for some of the college sport teams in Tallahassee. The Delta Air Lines gate I flew out of appeared professional with a very well-maintained seating area in comparison to other airlines I have flown out of. I rarely encounter boarding areas with clean seats and no trash left behind, which is just hard to unsee. I also loved that there were charging outlets that worked because it gave me the chance to charge my cell phone before boarding my flight. Whether it be the seats in the boarding area, the business centers, FAMU Comfort Room, or the Public Waiting Area, I was grateful to see so many areas with charging outlets inside of this airport. Boarding with Delta Air Lines was very painful because I did not have a seat until boarding was near complete. That alone made me feel as though I would not get a seat, or possibly the worst one available, but thankfully it was not. I was given an exit seat that had a plethora of space. In closing, safe travels, and blessings to all that read this review of Tallahassee International Airport. ~ Keep moving Forward ~ Thomas G

This Greenlots location is located in Apalachicola and it's a great spot. Free parking while you're…read morecharging and there are lots of things to do while you wait. Retail shopping, fashion, jewelry, antiques, touristy things. Restaurants and dining including seafood and breweries. A couple of top end hotels. The John Gorrie State Museum is within walking distance https://www.yelp.com/biz/john-gorrie-state-museum-apalachicola?hrid=GYhT-x8d2k3M4L_DdHL8pQ. There are two chargers available here. Both are 7 kW and have a 6% fee on top of the $0.15 per kWh. There is not much shade. The spot is located along US-98, the Big Bend Scenic Byway road that follows the Gulf Coast. [Review 14677 overall, 177 of 2021, number 1242 in Florida.]

NOT there anymore ! They have been removed. All of the charging stations in the town are gone. The…read moretwo by the Gibson Inn and the ones on AVE D.

Four vehicle electric charging station in the public parking lot by the Alfa Insurance building in…read moreOzark, Alabama. I guess this is a sign of how Ozark is growing. If you need an electric charging station for your vehicle, come check out here.

Very difficult to get into. Large draining ditch nearby makes vectoring into it complicated. lots…read moreof areas to walk. The dog. clean and fast once you get there .walking to anything but the Starbucks or Olive Garden is difficult. Don't go to the Shell Sonny's barbecue actually is friendly and got good food.

This Supercharger was in a great location within walking distance of a Starbucks. Charging was a…read morebit slow even though it wasn't packed full. But you're in Tifton, GA and you don't have too many options. It's close to the highway and super convenient if you're heading south on 75. If you need a charge and a coffee pick-me-up, then this is a good stop.

Okay. So I don't live in Georgia. I don't even live close to Georgia. But I'm going to tell you…read morethat this is one of the best yarn stores I have ever encountered. I'm not even sure how I found The Fuzzy Goat, a Facebook ad maybe, but I'm so glad that I did. They have a beautiful selection of yarn, especially featuring indie dyers, and a great selection of accessories and bags. Every time I look at their website, I find something else that I "need"! My favorite item is the "Box of Goats". It is a box of 31 surprises, one item to open for each day in December. It includes little skeins of yarn and a pattern to work on. Last year, I had so much fun opening up each gift. Besides the yarn, there were cute accessories, sweet treats, and a yummy recipe. And it showcased local shops in the area, which I thought was pretty cool. They also have a great Facebook page that highlights their store and a Facebook group where knitters and crocheters can chat about their different Fuzzy Goat projects. Their social media is on point and really gives you an idea of what it's like to be there in the shop! Check out The Fuzzy Goat, you won't be disappointed. Hopefully one day, I'll get out to Georgia and visit in person. For now, I'll be content to check out the website each week.

I would give it a zero if I could. They were rude to a man who crochets and just wanted to make…read morefriends and then called the police. There is no Southern hospitality here