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Review for Venice Performing Arts Center by Holly
Rating: 0 Rating
The Venice Institute for Performing Arts (VIPA) is a beautiful venue to gather for all of the creative arts. Venice is lucky to have this facility!
Review for Daiquiri Deck | Siesta Key Village by Holly
Rating: 5 Rating
Live music, good eats, and delicious frozen daiquiris. Four convenient Sarasota area locations including Siesta Key, Island of Venice, South Siesta Key and St Armand's Circle. Happy hour every day ..
Review for Old Salty Dog City Island by Holly
Rating: 5 Rating
Old Salty Dog is a Sarasota favorite! They've got seafood and American staples sure to please everyone at your table. Their conch fritters are delicious!
Pros: Three locations - Siesta Key, City Island, and Venice Island!
Review for Henry B. Plant High School by A
Rating: 1 Rating
The school is a fraud. It used to be considered one of the best schools in the district. The only reason the kids score well is because every child is ..
Pros: Nice enough campus Lots of clubs
Cons: Horrible teachers!! I have never seen so many bad teachers in one school. They rely on Plant's reputation and do not actually teach. Drugs and alcohol everywhere.
Review for Rick's on the River by Anonymous
Rating: 4 Rating
For as slow as place was, we had very slow service, some people didn't even get to order food until other table people had already been served. Out of 2 ..
Pros: At least they weren't crowded and we got a seat
Cons: Service, food portions for what we paid.
Review for Centurion Web Designs by David
Rating: 5 Rating
Amazing web and e-commerce firm they have taken us from nonexistent locally to everywhere in the region... Money Fame and Relevance for Our Brand Pest Control Bradenton Bye Bye ..
Pros: Inexpensive Comprehensive
Cons: Too strict on who they will work with

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The City of Venice was settled after the Civil War in the late 19th century through the Homestead Act of 1862. A village beach resort was planned and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers provided the capital. Soon, schools, playgrounds, parks, and a civic center were built. At the turn of the century, when large industries were no longer economically viable and environmentally practicable, Venice transformed into a tourist destination. Venice boasts 14 miles of beaches from Casey Key to Manasota Key. Venice is home to a plethora of small businesses and popular restaurants and Venice Beach is located right on the Gulf of Mexico. Venice is primarily a sleepy fishing town; from early spring to late fall, Venice Beach  tourists primarily look forward to fishing. The warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico attract a wide variety of fish species, including the incredibly large king mackerel. The other fishes to catch while trawling the coast are groupers, Spanish mackerels, mangrove snappers, blackfin tunas, cobias, and greater amberjacks. Besides fishing, Venice Beach offers international gastronomic delights, from steaks to seafoods, from Cuban and Mexican to Italian, Indian, and Chinese cuisines. Year-round, Venice is a popular destination for finding and collecting shark teeth. Venice is known as the "Shark Tooth Capital of the World." Most restaurants offer live entertainment and are conveniently located near shopping centers, such as the Bird Bay Plaza, the Tamiami Trail, the Brickyard Center, and the Jacaranda Plaza. Venice is also a Florida Main Street City--its downtown has landscaped streets and northern Italian architecture that is original to its 1925 design plan and akin to the Italian city for which it was named. After shopping, dining, and frolicking at the beach, tourists can go to nearby attractions at Venice Beach, such as the Jungle Gardens, the Florida Aquarium, and the Ringling Museum.

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