Came here for a quick lunch and it was great. Danielle was very attentive and quick with helping us…read moreout. The food came out pretty quick and was absolutely delicious. I got the French dip and although it's smaller than the other sandwiches in the menu, it was still amazing. 10/10 will return.

I will stay here and drink then take a ride on the loop…read more It's hotter than hell and will rock you up! Local magical scooter bar. Motörheads meeting kickstands up!

We went to the Daytona location by the Harley dealership…read more We had the potato skin appetizer and their signature wings. Hands-down, the greatest wings in the area!! Chaz was our server and he was awesome! Highly recommend!

Food is OK but they have the worst French onion soup I have ever tasted in my entire life. It's…read morelike a canned beef broth with some croutons in it and some cut up green onions. There's no flavor. It's very bland and it just never gets better. Salad and kids chicken tenders was OK. The french fries are great. The service is good very nice very quick no problem with that Ambience is fine

Love The Broken Spoke.. Awesome place for Great bands when…read morethey are open. It's outside and a beautiful property. It's like hanging out in your back yard. Dress is casual. Fire or when cold. Awesome

This is the best music venue to go to during bike week. Lots of food and drink options, the…read morebartenders are amazing, they work well together and at various areas. Amazing to attend during bike week!

Nice people and great food before 6pm . Games etc. front out door patio. Nice pleasant place.read more

Great place their own style ask for sweet Melissa she's the bombshell digity dawg boom shockolocka…read moreboooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooom!

Friendly, fun & my kinda place Local crowd that invites…read moreanyone to join in the moment

Not good business sense to alienate people based on politics. After seeing their marketing poster,…read moremany, many people I know won't ever step inside this business.

Must go in Ormand beach ! Extremely fun and great vibe, and better service…read more Will get food next time and review !

Not a speakeasy with a secret entrance anymore because the added a kitchen…read more Lovely and lively bar, perfect for a drop in... Particularly on ladies night $6 Thursday night. Pretty much sit at the bar and is a rich experience... Great vibe. Attentive service. Gets busy later at night Food is basic so far, empanadas seem to be the thing. You can park behind the little mall and walk right in. Had a DJ come in later and we wondered why. The mix they had playing for the cozy vibe and was good before it became a 20 something EDM Rap vibe. No place to dance. Something to know... No liquor. They advertise tequila, vodka, etc fancy cocktails, but they are all wine derived. Did taste like tequila, which was surprising. Great Halloween decor and vibe

Check out ...The Grind ( one of my favs) it's a fun place to eat with lots of outdoor seating and…read moremy mother had a great dinner today! The service was awesome with the bartender/waitress -Chelsea!!!!*** Go and enjoy its a great atmosphere , service and they have really good mocktails!!!

Fun waitstaff and vibe! Indoor and outdoor seating but outdoor has a stage! Good drinks and good…read morefood. Also on a strip with a lot of other places you can drink hop to if you wanted a crawl

Hello. I want to start off by stating the burger of the week from Ormond. Garage was very tasty. My…read morewife is out of town. I wanted to get the burger to go. They refused me. I bought a beer at the bar, side, salad, and burger of the week and they still wouldn't let me get it to go. I made my order asked for a box to go. I know it's Petty , but it pissed me off. I'm a business owner. I just think it was ridiculous. Sorry I had to vent. . Burger was great. JL

Very casual Good service. Many beers for different palates…read more Casual atmosphere, love the old garage pictures and the classic old race car Great place to watch football and all sports

Great local brewery. Got a brew for every taste profile. Love that they don't make the music a…read morepriority. Easy going beach music covers. Sports on the tube is the thing on Saturday. Florida Gators gather here. Offer table service and it works... Friendly and efficient. Owned by the Grind & Kona Tiki across the street

It is in a warehouse. Outdoor and indoor seating. You order and pay at the counter for food and…read moredrinks. They give you a buzzer when your food is ready. The food is good. Just wish their german beer was better than it was. I lived in Germany so I love a good German beer.

Great Shithole…read moreBar..................................................................................................Bartenders are super friendly and efficient...

Unfortunately, during the pool tournaments here on Tuesday and Friday nights, this place hosts a…read morecabal of witches who run the tournaments. So I'm a local here in Ormond by the Sea. I belong to a group of about 600 journalists across the country who participate in a blog about their experiences. Here is the recent post I sent my journalist friends about my experience at Frank's, and then Hanky Panky's, and the responses I got from fellow journalists: DANA WILKIE writes: How to Get Kicked Out of a Pool Hall So, for years I've been shooting pool recreationally. Typically, that required having a pool table in my home, which I sometimes did, or frequenting pool halls and bars to seek challengers. Recently, I began playing in tournaments at our local hall and, boy, is that learning curve steep. APA rules are different from bar rules, and so I've learned new terms like "ball in hand" and "in the kitchen." I've acquired new accoutrements, like a break stick, a shooting glove, and a pool tip shaper. These are high competitors, these pool tournament folks, and they don't suffer amateurs patiently. Compared to them, I'm a rank amateur. I was schooled about A) not chalking up the table too much; and B) not hovering too close to the table to view my opponent's shots; and C) how to improve my piss-poor, anemic breaks. So it was that I frequented another local bar here in Ormond Beach, Florida, by the name of "Frank's." There, beyond the view of these tournament sharks, I practiced on my own - perfecting angles and bank shots, learning about "walking the dog" (pool slang for rolling a ball against the rail all the way down to a corner pocket) and trying not to chalk up the table. This went well for some time, until I ran afoul of Frank's bartendress, who apparently took an instant disliking to me. Surly and rude - to several patrons, I've heard - she chided me for leaving my debit card behind, for playing music on my iPhone that "nobody wants to hear" and for - you know - chalking up the table (even though Frank's provides abundant chalk for just this purpose). So apparently, according to patrons, I further irritate said bartendress - she is inaptly named "Charity" -- by talking too much with her boyfriend and shooting against him. So, things started to get ugly. Charity's boss, the two of them friends, marches up to me one evening after I walk in, and declares that I was spotted lifting someone's purse the night before. First, the purse in question belonged to a friend and fellow shooter who asked me to move it from one chair to a chair closer to her. Second, while I'm hardly made of money, I'm not yet at the point where I need to pilfer purses. I try to object, but then realize that this owner, her name is Annette, has it out for me. So, I return to Frank's and try not to chalk up, keep my iPhone on silent, retrieve my debit card dutifully, and avoid said bartendress's sometime boyfriend. Only to be confronted one more by "Annette," who claims that there have been "too many complaints" about me and then announces she's banning me from "Frank's." Now I fully recognize that an establishment's owner has the freedom to refuse service to anyone, for any reason. I'm also aware that what went down here was about jealousy, pettiness, and retribution. Regardless, there are other local halls - including the tournament hall where shooters are tough -- but friendly and helpful. In any event, I sort of consider this a badge of honor. I've been kicked out of a pool hall! Wait 'till my future grandchildren hear about it. Meanwhile, the rumors of my apparent transgressions drifted down a few blocks to the new pool hall I began frequenting -- entitled "Hanky Panky's." Before long, the owner there, a man by the name of Mike, had it out for me. So did the woman running the tournaments there, who quickly found reason to kick me out of said tournaments after I beat her a few times. Eventually, owner Mike --a thoroughly messed up and apparently coked or methed up guy -- kicked me out as well.