Garage floor epoxy daytona beach

A lot of people consider Daytona Beach, Florida a haven for spring breakers and bikers only. Section of that's definitely true; there are spring breakers that frequent Daytona Beach and with the bike week event every year bikers are really flocking to the location from all over the U.S. But, as I recently relocated to Daytona Beach for work opportunity, I can actually say that it has far more to offer! I've only held it's place in the Daytona Beach for around monthly, but I can easily see that the positioning itself is extremely central, the beach is beautiful and the nightlife isn't bad at all. Of course, when moving to a brand new place you might have to discover the hard way concerning the "risky" areas or dive bars designed for bikers, so I'll try and give some fist hand advice on location first. Garage floor epoxy daytona beach

Volusia County (Daytona Beach area) is totally huge, and spans completely down the oceanfront coast. I work in South Daytona, however when I first decided to maneuver here, I was looking primarily in the Ormond Beach area for a home to rent or apartment by the ocean. Ormond Beach is just a fairly ritzy location with sprinkles of students, young professionals and senior citizens. I chose Ormond Beach because of the Starbucks (I'm addicted!) located directly on Granada, that is the bridge centrally positioned in Ormond Beach. It's also a really clean and beautiful city and with the housing market in shambles and the already really low cost of real-estate in Florida (specifically Volusia County) I was finding 2-3 bedroom houses for $850-$1200. Incredible, considering they're Florida waterfront homes! Well, not quite on the ocean, but a short walk and one street away.

When I became more knowledgeable about the location I realized that it would take me about 30 minutes to drive to work from Ormond Beach. So, I began searching the location from New Smyrna Beach to Edgewater to Port Orange to Ponce Inlet. I finally settled on a place in Daytona Beach just North of Silver Beach. I was lucky to get this type of great place in a great neighborhood, because about 2 miles north you started initially to see the regions of Daytona Beach which are not as "family-friendly." I would not call it the ghetto, but for a Florida city, the most questionable area in Daytona Beach will be a mile or two surround the International Speedway Blvd. and Holly Hill. Anywhere in the South Daytona, Daytona Beach Shores, Ormond Beach, Ponce Inlet and Port Orange cities are OK to check out!

I haven't really ventured past an acceptable limit into the night life in Daytona Beach, but in terms of I could tell there's an array of teenagers and students (I'm a new person.) In Port Orange, off of US1 and among Dunlawton and Silver Beach is just a restaurant/martini bar called "Martini's Chop House." I went one Wednesday night for the "Wine Down Wednesday" and was very amazed with the big event: $12 all you could sample wines from red to white with free appetizers! I didn't eat there, but the foodstuff looked delicious and the crowd was versatile, from younger to older people enjoying the exterior patio or sitting inside to taste the food.

The only other place I have visited that I seriously enjoyed was Ocean Deck, positioned in one's heart of Daytona right by the International Speedway Blvd. I understand, I understand, I said earlier that it was a "risky" area. Well, it still is and I would not recommend women or children venturing alone after dark. But, in terms of nightlife, it's one of the coolest bars I've ever been to. It opens to the beach in the back by the patio where you are able to walk down seriously to the water sipping a Heineken, or Corona....or Vodka tonic, whatever your poison. The crowd is fairly young but also pretty diversified with some older crowds as well.