This is a VERY COOL venue! I have been to concerts,…read moresymphonies and small venue presentations all over the USA, but I have never been a venue like this. The Listening Room is truly for LISTENING. For a small donation of $20 you are allowed to listen to artists perform in a intimate venue. Prior to the concert, the owner Jim Pennington, informs you of the rules. To paraphrase Jim, "If you want to talk, drink and be rude, go down the street to a bar." I ADORE this concept of "no talking" while someone is performing. How often have you been to a venue where you couldn't hear the performer due to all the background noise? NOT happening here! Jim is the consummate host, selling assorted beverages and CD's of the performer with proceeds going to the artist. I highly recommend this venue to anyone in the Mobile or surrounding area. I do not live locally, only visiting once a year, but TLR has become a "must do" for our trips to Alabama.

What an awesome experience!!! I was invited to join some people for a show at the listening room…read morewhile I was driving through Mobile in June. I wasn't sure what to expect, but the feeling of the listening room was so unique and intimate- I loved it! The artist was a local star, but I knew nothing about him. Every song he played was so personal and wonderful. The crowd was respectful and everyone had their phones away during there concert. I was told that the Listening Room is special in this way, because people go there to listen- not to talk or stare at their phones. The set was almost 2 hours, but it felt much shorter due to the small and intimate space the music was being played in. I seriously loved going to a show at the Listening Room and I'd love to go back if I'm ever in Mobile!

Omg! They want you to be happy here! Really good service! Thanks Alex you were friendly and…read moreattentive. Excellent. I highly recommend!

We were in Pensacola for Labor Day weekend and just had to have one of those fruity slushy drinks…read morestraight out of the machine. They are what they are -- too much sugar and just the right amount of alcohol in a non environmentally friendly styrofoam cup that keeps it perfectly cold. Husband and I had the Octane, the Willie Whacker and Swampwater. The Willie Whacker was my fave and had three different liquors. Coincidence? Love the open air bars and live music. Minor annoyance that if you open a tab you can only use it at the bar you opened it at and one has way more drink choices, so we ended up opening two separate bar tabs there. If you want live music, a relaxed vibe and sugary, buzzy drinks this is your spot.

I went to Lucky Horseshoe Saloon for the line dancing last night... I had recently moved to Daphne…read moreand I've been looking for a place that does line dancing and just dancing... I love it, I had a Great Time...Everyone was friendly.. I am looking forward to going back.

From the owner: Live music and Live DJ every Saturday night. Also on Friday night from 9pm - 1am we have karaoke…read moreand live DJ. We have outside area for smoking. We also have free pool and darts and foolsball and corn hole every night.

Glad I gave this place a try. Their NY style pizza is huge and has great flavor and great New York…read morestyle pizza limp to it. The Kevin McCallister' is actually really good and the Fried Green Beans are pretty good too, probably really good fresh out the fryer but good none the less. Worth giving it a try for sure.

There's no way in hell I would order food here. It smells like stank feet. Their prices are…read morestraight robbery. I was charged $66 for three drinks!!! A single Casamigos repasodo with soda water has never been more than $15-16 MAX at the bougiest bars I've been to from FL to NYC and all in between. The shitty ambiance and service does match their price gauging.

We had a great time here. I liked the music the DJ played also showed the video of the song. That…read morehelps with the line dancing to learn the steps. Bartenders serves nicely. There is another spot in the back of the lounge where you can smoke cigars and a area that serves food. $10 to get in and nice price for cocktails. Some recent songs of music would be good. Music is more around late 1990's and early 2000's.

Stopped by briefly on a Friday night. Bartender was friendly. I was disappointed to hear they only…read moreserve food on Sundays so I will have to come back. We only stayed for one drink.

Had a decent band playing. Was with really good company. Drinks were made well! Was a good time…read morejust not my scene anymore.

This place was the best spot on the north side until about 5 years ago when it acquired a new…read moreowner. Since then, it's just awful-not personable and the drink prices are sky high!! We miss Chans!

We had a great experience at The Hangout! We had zero wait when we arrived (a little after 4pm)…read more Our server was quick to grab drinks, which were great. The vibes of this restaurant are great. Very lively and upbeat. It was Easter Sunday, so the kids received treat bags with Easter eggs filled with candy. That was so nice. I had the smothered snapper. It was phenomenal! It was flavorful, light, and flaky. My husband had the ultimate boil with snow crab. He enjoyed it and the trough of garlic butter for dipping. The kids also enjoyed their food. Now to the shenanigans...so much fun! The kids loved dancing on the tables. All of the staff were so fun and friendly! Loved the music and the DJ. The kids loved playing outside, the foam party, and we all loved the live music. This is the ultimate spring break stop. We didn't try the gelato, but maybe next time.

The energy as soon as you walk is electric. Everyone seemed very pleasant and no one was rude. Even…read morethought there was a crowd we were sat quickly. We ordered the peel and eat shrimp to start and it was fresh and had a great taste. For our entrees we ordered the gulf of America shrimp plate and the Cajun pasta with blackened shrimp. 10/10 was delicious. Even with the busy crowd our waiter was very attentive.

For a music venue the setup is pretty good for food. You have concessions, but also a food court…read morearea with food trucks, although the lines can be long. The venue itself is really good. Stage is plenty big and to have the water close by makes it even better. Only complaint is if you are sitting in the middle areas, it is relatively flat so if people stand it is hard to see over them. There is one section that has a change of your view being somewhat obstructed so check your seating. Parking was easy. Leaving takes some time but not too bad.

First time here, for the Mavericks and Dwight Yoakum. Great show. Security very lax. No one seems…read moreto check tickets. Sound is good. Concessions are typically expensive. Cashless. Bathrooms clean. It gets hot and stuffy even at night time. No cover, so you're out of luck if it rains. Nice staff. Parking seems slip shod. We left before the end of the show after I read the reviews about exiting the lot.

I love Top of the Bay! Seriously, who IS this horse-faced Avery chick? Girl must be the Yelp…read moreequivalent of a professional hater--she drops a 1-star review faster than a drunk uncle drops his beer at a wedding. Probably mad because the barstools don't come with a personal therapist to listen to her complaints. Meanwhile, the rest of us are living our best lives: the atmosphere is straight-up electric (in a good way, not like that one time the jukebox shorted out), the booze flows like it's happy hour in heaven--wine? Nah, we're talking bottomless vibes and top-shelf pours that make you forget what day it is. The staff? Absolute legends. They remember your drink before you remember your own name, and they do it with smiles bigger than the Mobile Bay itself. And the events? Non-stop party central: * Wednesdays: Line dancing so fun you'll forget you have two left feet (spoiler: everyone does after shot #3). * Fridays: Live bands that slap harder than your ex's bad decisions. * Saturdays & Sundays: Karaoke where your off-key rendition of "Sweet Caroline" somehow becomes the highlight of the night--bonus points if you dedicate it to Avery for the motivation. Plus, outdoor music perfect for pretending you're in a music video while actually just spilling your drink on your shoes. It's the ultimate spot to grab a cold one, mingle like you're auditioning for a rom-com, and meet new people who are actually fun (unlike certain reviewers). The regulars? Pure gold. They'll hook you up with every hidden gem, event, and questionable life choice happening in Baldwin County faster than you can say "another round." Bottom line: If you're looking for a good time in Daphne, Top of the Bay is where it's at. Avery can stay home reviewing her own fridge if she wants--more barstools for the rest of us party animals!

Listen. This is probably the best hometown bar I have ever been to…read more I am a 42 year old WOMAN who enjoys coming to this bar. I come with my husband, so I haven't ever had the experiences as OTHER women (please see the lot lizard that left the one star review on 3/13) of being put in my place and told no when attempting to seduce a SIGNIFICANTLY older man (ohmygod its like I was there...) I also don't tend to laugh like a loud congested hyena, so maybe that doesn't hinder my view on the joint. The bartenders Morgan, Christina, John and Emma are all amazing. They all pay attention to you, regardless of whats between your legs. Please give this bar a chance. Just dont sit where we sit, or play shitty music please. Thank you!