ServiceMaster DSI Fruitville - Sarasota

They were very nice and helpful!!

Great place to buy water

Excellent service.

My first gallery purchase! I have been attending the Second Saturday Art Walk for a year waiting for artist/owner Carrie Jadus to find more male models to finish her Blue Nudes lll collection! I finally got, I mean bought, my Man!

Love the gallery it has a beautiful variety of work and is spacious. The curator was knowledgeable and courteous.

Wonderful gallery. In addition to the pieces displayed in the gallery itself, be sure to check out the artists and their collections on the beautifully curated website. Phenomenal service as well, from arranging to view pieces that we were interested in to purchase and delivery. Highly recommend.

Wonderful place to see local art made by our local creatives. Love visiting during their art walks. Great place to see art shows and pick out gifts from the vast variety of studios located throughout. I love events here

Stumbled across a Saturday night market while eating at Urban Stillhouse. Luckily when we finished eating the fun was still going on! This is an awesome gathering of all kinds talent! Beautiful paintings, sculptures, and music. There was wine and drinks to support the Warehouse Arts District. Support your local artists!

Wonderful combination of an art coop, gallery, coffee houses and food providers. Nice vibe and atmosphere

Water resources sucks now! All they do is estimate water bill and won’t do anything else. I noticed my cover for my box is destroyed from Hurricane Milton and has not been touched sinbce hurricane destroyed it and never even moved. When I asked for someone to come out and look this over to give me an accurate reading they wanted to charge me $22.00. Called the manger but she was worthless as well. She tried to lie and tell me that someone has been out and she is lying because the broken cover has never been moved since it was destroyed. All I wanted is to have someone check and give me an accurate reading but this is ridiculous! Getting tired of living here before they don’t care!!

St. Petersburg Water Resources is a complete failure to supply good water to its citizens. The water has an odor to it. Terrible taste to it and we receive a report on how the water is drinkable. Water is supposed to be odorless and tasteless, just wet and refreshing. The water resources plant does use chlorine as other plants, but is overly used. I lived here for a few years and had boil water orders which I never experienced in Massachusetts in 67 years. The water in Boston and it's area had great water, no odor or rancid taste to it. They should take lessons from them.

Having issues w smelling & feeling as if there is a lot of Chlorine in our water at our house. I rent but decided to get some information from City of St. Pete first, before speaking w landlord. Trying to call was a waste of time so I personally went to the water resource dept. I spoke w Mr. Mark G. He helped me understand the whole system & specifically showed up the next morning to test our water from the outside source. Then we discussed what to do next to help solve my issues! He went ABOVE & BEYOND to help us out. Words can not explain the kindness he & his coworker, Dennis, had shown us. I thank you, gratefully, Mr. Mark!!!

☀️Warm Mineral Springs Park - A Historical and Natural Gem Warm Mineral Springs Park in North Port, Florida, is a remarkable destination for anyone seeking a blend of history, natural beauty, and relaxation. The park’s mineral spring maintains a year-round temperature of 85°F and is renowned for its healing qualities, boasting the highest mineral content of any natural spring in the U.S. Steeped in history, this site offers a fascinating glimpse into Florida’s past. With connections to Ponce de Leon’s search for the Fountain of Youth, the spring has been dated back over 11,000 years, serving as an archaeological treasure trove. Artifacts and skeletal remains discovered in the area tell the story of prehistoric man and the diverse wildlife that once thrived here. Beyond the history, the spring itself is breathtaking. Its serene waters provide a tranquil environment for relaxation, attracting around 150,000 visitors annually. The park also features well-maintained facilities and educational displays, making it a great destination for families, history buffs, and nature enthusiasts alike. If you’re looking for a unique experience where you can soak in both history and therapeutic waters, Warm Mineral Springs Park is a must-visit. Just be prepared to marvel at the rich stories and scenic beauty that this special place has to offer.

It's quite fun to swim here. I swim here for 4-four hours. The tickets were $20 per adult from outside of the county. There is no change room. There is no bar, no alcohol, no shop for food. Bring your own slippers. Bring your own food, water. There is a free restroom with no hot water. There are at least three life guards always waiting. There are a lot of plastic chairs and shezlongs for free. There is a feet washer water available. Toilets are clean here.

Very interesting place. I just visited (Jan 2025) and pretty much only the spring is open because of hurricane damage. I’ve heard very good things about the artifacts and whatnot that they usually have on display but that is currently unavailable. The gift shop, snack bar etc is still closed. It’s definitely something you don’t see every day. Be prepared for the sulfur smell it can be a lot to handle for some and you will probably want a shower after you get out of the spring. Luckily I went on a day that there was barely anyone there so it was enjoyable but I would not want to be there on a day that it’s at capacity!

Amazing! Healing and rejuvenating springs a true hidden gem of Florida! Currently being renovated. Bring a cooler. No water or food sold on site. Lots of chairs and loungers, but if you come after 10 am you might want to bring your own. Restaurants and grocery stores within a few miles including a international specialty store. Kids and family friendly, handicap accessible including a special ramp into water. Senior friendly and very international.

Very nice place bathroom showers are available for free the water has a lot of minerals good for your body. $20 per entrance per person a day.

Great mineral springs. The minerals in this spring help people with all kinds of ailments. The lake's water smells like sulfur, but that is also some of the benefits of this lake.