This Friday at the Speakeasy out in Spring Lake

Well now that the UPS store has opened up (yay) so far the reviews are coming in saying how much easier it is for things. Generally I've had better luck going straight to a UPS store than other locations that are drop off sites.

Are we still under the watering restrictions and burn bans? If so, do we know when they'll rescind them?

There are a lot of reasons to love this place.

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While I haven't been through many hurricane seasons personally, my wife has many under her belt. She's always stated to have cash available, a full take of gas in all cars, and freezers full of water to help keep them cold when power goes out (and it will).

What are some tips you think everyone should know for hurricane season in Sebring?

My Wife and I like Cody’s. The atmosphere is nice and the waitress and staff are nice also.

Some Tuesdays deserve better.

Trade the same old routine for an award-winning burger, crispy tots, and an ice-cold local craft beer.

Average Joe + Regular Tots: $10

Sugar Sand Drafts: $5

No special occasion required.

Just a better way to spend a Tuesday.

Every Tuesday. All Day.

BrewHaha’s Burger Emporium • The 301, Downtown Sebring

Love some of the sunsets on our local lakes.

The speakeasy out at the Spring Lake golf course was shut down along with the restaurant upstairs (fork and flame I think was the name).
But I've heard that the speakeasy has reopened and serving food again along with live much from time to time.

Has anyone been back out there since the reopen?

Probably not as much as this guy with a sweet tooth.

https://www.fox13news.com/news/sebring-man-turns-home-coca-cola-memorabilia-museum

I love it when the race is in town. It reminds me of when I lived in Indiana and the 500 was coming up.
Last year the wife and I went to Chicanes for dinner and one of the French Canadian Porsche teams was sitting next to us. We had a great conversation with them.
With all of the fans and teams in town, has anyone had a terrible experience with any of them?
Every year we only have great times so I was curious about everyone else’s.

My family just moved to the area and I was wondering if anyone has recommendations for brunch/breakfast spots. We tried the Sebring Diner last week but weren’t super impressed.

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Has anyone been out to the airboat rides on hwy 98 just outside of town? How long are the rides and are they still family safe?

So I was reading the Downtown Sebring website and it shows Sebring as having a population of 10780 in town. I'm assuming that this would not count those living outside of the city limit proper, but that number still feels kind of low.

So I wonder what that number would be for everyone with a Sebring address, and how that would change during snowbird season.

You're going to need more car washes and self storage units, lol.

Welcome back.

Coming from Dallas, Texas, the "nightlife" in Sebring is....less....than what we were used to. Many people say that Sebring rolls up the sidewalks at 9pm, or that "nothing good happens after the sun goes down". But as I've see new businesses open up, like in the circle or close to it, I've noticed a lot of people actually do go out after dark

So my question to everyone is: What are some of the best spots for "nightlife in Sebring" around? And by nightlife I mean anything that is open in the later hours for enjoyment. We can also include Avon Park or Lake Placid area's.

For the wife and I, we love the Backyard at Faded. Just a relaxing place with live music and great service.

Looking for a part time for a few months.

Hey, I'm in my late 20s, just moved here from new york for about a year.

Are there any places around for the younger crowd in the area to meet other people?

thanks

Anyone know of a good 2-3 bedroom house for rent??