This place was fun before I even parked my car. There was someone waving at traffic with a bubble…read moremachine and it just looked like a fun time. I was happy when I realized that that's where I was meeting my friends. The outdoor tiki bar was fun and inviting. The drinks were ice, cold and delicious. The weight staff was really friendly and knowledgeable, and the food was really fantastic. I opted for a burger and the pineapple slaw. I'll definitely be back.

This restaurant was highly recommended by a friend of the family. It was a great outdoor space…read morewith a tiki vibe. Their table bench Construction was slightly flawed in that they made the tiki tables just a little too high. However, they came up with a solution to fix feet from dangling by putting a resting bar in the appropriate spot. The tables were well shaded, and there was a place for the kids to play in the back, which made it a great spot for families. I had the softshell crab. It was over fried for my taste, but the oil was fresh so you can taste that the crab was fresh. It was served a large piece of French bread which was disproportionately too big for the soft shell filling, I probably would have appreciated it more if it was served on something soft like a brioche bun. My friend ordered the pulled pork taco tacos. It was too small tacos and she didn't finish them, which told me that they didn't allow her. My sister ordered a fried fish taco. My husband ordered the grouper platter. He was still hungry after he finished it, he thought the serving size was a little skimpy. To rescue his meal he ordered some wings. The waitress described them as just made and that they weren't gonna run out of them tonight, which somehow implied that tomorrow they would. We were unimpressed, they were small wing segments, not like a big oven stuff a roaster part. They were not meaty, best described as dry and skimpy. Overall, I was not impressed with the food.

Terra Fermata feels like the coolest backyard concert you never knew you were invited to. Think of…read morean eclectic band rolling into your backyard--close enough to smell the sweat, the weed, and the realness of live music. No pool house... but a great bar that keeps the good times flowing. Grab a lawn chair, a picnic bench, heck--pull up an empty keg if you have to. It's retro, quirky, perfectly imperfect, and totally awesome. No giant stadium distance, no pretension--just musicians and music lovers sharing the same little patch of earth. You MIGHT see bands like: * The Flamingo Insurance Adjusters * Port St. Lucie Sock Drawer Orchestra * Josh & the Couchlandia Couch Cushions * Rotary's Midnight Funnel Cake Rebellion * The Sweaty Tiki Philosophers * Big Brother & the Little Noise Makers It's weird, it's wonderful, and it's exactly what live music should be. Perfect spot for a Rotary crew night out--or a fun BBBS-friendly show when the lineup fits.

Made the loooong drive up to Stuart for a favorite band and Terra Fermata as the venue was about as…read moregood as it gets! Plenty of parking nearby, whether street, an empty field, or a lot around the corner. The pizza vendor near the front was our first stop and it was pretty damn tasty! Lots of seating and tables for people to sit and enjoy the music, plus a bar full of craft beers. Due to my bad knee, this is where I ended up sitting and the view was great. My bartender Tom was fast, efficient, friendly, and guided me toward a new sour I'd never tried before but loved.

I had mahi mahi and fries Significant other had coconut…read moreshrimp. Food was excellent. Tabatha our server was fast, efficient and consistently pleasant. Average Tiki bar/bar area quaint and Nice views. Very happy with experience.

Man I hate to do this but something has changed at Tiki. My wife and i have visited many many times…read moreand enjoyed the Tiki Hut tremendously. However our last two visits were not good. Last week we had drinks and I ordered a Margarita less OJ like I always do. It was straight sour mix on ice. Verified by 2 people at the table. I told the server that I think they forgot the tequila. She came back with the same drink and said the bar said "its because I skipped the OJ" ?? Well that would make it taste like sour and OJ wouldnt it? It still wouldnt taste like Tequila because there was none in it. Tje poor server agreed with me and apologized. She also said management will not let them freepour anymore and they are mandated to use jiggers. She said there had been several complaints about drink quality. I left the full drink , minus 3 tastings , on the table. Not only didnt they remake it, they charged me for it. Fast forward a week and we had friends visiting so we took the to the tiki to eat lunch. Everyone had mahi , 2 fried, one blackened. The blackened dish was cut up like french fries and drier than dirt. No one ate it. The fried plates were terribly fishy. I eat fresh mahi routinely and this wasnt fresh by any means. Im afraid we are going to have to find somewhere else to visit. There just aint much good around there anymore but the views, the music and the conch fritters ( but even they werent that great last time)

I don't usually prefer hotel dining but I added grilled mahi to the burrata salad and had one of…read morethe best meals of my trip - fresh greens, tasty candied pecans, flavorful heirloom tomatoes, and perfectly grilled fish. My son enjoyed the entree Caesar salad which was also very good. Lava cake ala mode was worth the splurge. Davia's service was the icing on the cake: attentive and friendly.

For the record- they don't have any menus online - this is a basic service place - I wouldn't…read moreexpect anything extra - the prices are WAY to much * cross the bridge back into town lots and of options the hotel is clean - the people working the bar and serving these meals are extremely rude - best of luck $$-

We decided to check this short harbor cruise out as it looked like a lot of fun with the tiki vibe…read moreand we were not disappointed! The meet up place was easy to find, and the staff was very friendly and welcoming. We only had 10 people on our cruise so it took the smaller of the two boats which I don't think made much difference for the overall experience, but was nice to have the smaller group of 10. The tour went by the lighthouse and north of the inland waterway past Jupiter Island, with our helpful captain, pointing out many of the celebrity homes along the way. It was a lovely way to spend a couple hours on the water and the all you can drink beers and seltzers didn't hurt, lol! Please note if the tour you've signed up for doesn't have at least six people you will be moved to another tour, which is what happened to us and we didn't realize we were only getting a two hour tour when we had paid for a three hour tour until it had already started. Seems like there was a little bit of disconnect in the information sharing, but we still had an excellent experience and would definitely come again when visiting the area.

Excellent evening boat excursion up the inlet waterway. A group of us brought snacks and enjoyed…read morethe complimentary drinks. The crew was friendly and very helpful throughout the cruise. This is a great idea for taking the out of towers friends and family. If you have a big enough group of people, the price isn't so bad. If you have a smaller group I would suggest getting the individual tickets. It was a fun day in the water.

This is a wonderful choice to grab lunch and drinks. It is a wonderful atmosphere by the water and…read morethe bartenders and staff are very kind and welcoming.

After a nice ride down A1A, I arrived in Fort Pierce shortly after 11am and decided to get a bite…read moreto eat. I found this place via Yelp and here's my honest opinion. I really like the location. It's located on the water, technically on the inlet, next to Jetty Park. The views of the water is gorgeous - it's a deep aqua color, and I always enjoy watching boats navigate through inlets. The place has a tropical Tiki Hut vibe with palm trees and sand surrounding umbrella covered tables. There's also seating at the bar under the "Tike Hut". Service is at the bar. Instructions and a QR code (which downloads their menu) are provided on a board in front of the bar. So after a quick look at the menu I stepped up to the bar where I was greeted by a friendly employee. I ordered their Smoked Fish Dip ($14.00) and a Shiner Bock ($4.25). She brought me my bottle of Shiner Bock (no drafts at this place) along with a small electronic buzzer device that she told me to take back with me to my table, and when my order was ready it would notify me. It was practically no time after I sat down and my electronic device notified me that my order was ready. Again, service is at the bar - this time pickup was at the far end of the bar. You give the employee the electronic buzzer and the employee gives you your order. I found the Smoked Fish Dip very good. It consisted of a blend of wild caught Mahi-Mahi, Wahoo, Whitefish, and Whiting. It was served with freshly fried corn tortilla chips, red onions, tomatoes, and ¡alapeños. To be honest, I'm not a big fan of fried corn tortillas with any kind of smoked fish dip, and would have much preferred plain saltines instead. But no biggie. Note, there's a sign out front notifying everyone that: * 21+ for admission * No dogs * No kids * No babies (No kidding) I'm not sure of the reasoning behind these rules, but it's important to know before arriving with the family and your favorite 4 legged fur baby. The location, the food, and the friendly atmosphere gets 4 stars from me.

Many years ago, I enjoyed visiting "tiki bars" throughout the Florida Keys - - well, that's the…read morewonderful, familiar, almost Caribbean feel of Tiki 52, in Tequesta. A big thatched roof protected everyone from sun and rain. There were plenty of tables in the sand, as well as in the hut. Our server, Ellie, was delightful. She made good suggestions, handled special requests perfectly and made sure that we had everything we needed throughout the evening. Most bands playing at pubs and bars share one trait - they are always WAY too loud. Not the Samantha Russell Band. She has a powerhouse voice and her band were really good (albeit just a bit loud). The food was surprisingly good. The "special" pulled pork bowl was big and flavorful. The Caribbean Salad with Shrimp was fresh and tasty, lightly dressed with a nice portion of grilled shrimp. My Sweet Cajun Chicken Sandwich was outstanding. The mild barbecue sauce balanced the Cajun seasonings, the chicken was perfectly cooked and the Pretzel Bun just right. The drinks were nice; the Island Time was flavorful and the Whole Lotta Rum Bucket massive(and refreshing). Oversell we had a great time and will be back.

Great spot for a meal outside on the water! Went to lunch with some friends and everyone enjoyed…read moretheir meals - my pulled pork has a really nice pineapple slaw on it that I've never had before and it elevated the yum level for me. Our server was attentive and knowledgeable about the menu ... that's always a plus. If you want a cheeseburger (or anything else) in paradise, this is your spot.

The service was wonderful! We accidentally booked a room twice for the same night. The manager made…read moresure we got our money back for the second reservation. The restaurant was clean. The staff was friendly and the food was very good. I love the water so looking at the sunrise over the water from our balcony was gorgeous. We would definitely stay at Pirates Cove again if we get down that way again.

We dined at this restaurant with a group of friends. For appetizers my bride had the mussels and I…read morehad the French pinion soup. For our entrees, I had the seafood platter, my bride had the shrimp scampi. Finally for dessert we shared a slice of the caramel cheesecake. THE ATMOSPHERE: The restaurant is on the water with bar seating and white cloth table dining in several rooms. If you're looking for seaside dining Pirates Cove will suite you fine. THE FOOD: Our appetizers... My French onion soup was made like a traditional French onion soup with plenty of melted cheese and oodles of onions. There were plenty of mussels bathed in a delicious white wine and butter base for my brides mussels appetizer. Our entrees... My seafood platter featured a small serving of white fish, which was nice and juicy, two small stuffed shrimp, which were quite tasty, two scallops made properly (not under cooked and slimy or overcooked and rubbery). My brides shrimp scampi featured 5 small shrimp over a bed of linguine. The dish was well made with hints of garlic and butter in the balanced cream sauce. The dessert: Our caramel cheesecake dessert was creamy and rich. THE SERVICE: It's always a challenge for a server to serve large parties, but our server did great. Delivered our drinks in a timely fashion watched over us for any needed refills and clearly explained any questions we had. THE BOTTOM LINE: As always with my reviews, the "customer so what" would I return is complicated for the Pirates Cove. My answer... probably not. Why not if the food was prepared properly, the ambiance was fitting for a seafood restaurant and the service was fine? The answer lies in serving size, price and add on charges. I don't mind paying premium prices for a premium meal but Pirates Cove charged $40 for a seafood platter that should more realistically be called a seafood sampling. At $36 My wife's shrimp scampi should have featured large shrimp instead of the small shrimp she received. And, finally, the add on prices which included a 3% service charge and a whopping 21% tip. I don't mind tipping heavily for good service and our server would have probably gotten 25% if it was my choice. However, I HATE having a restaurant dictate what I'll tip! I understand mandatory tipping for a large party but I've never seen it set at 21%! As for the service charge, it was placed on every bill whether you paid with a credit card or not. One of my guests asked if that was a credit card fee (which I hate as well) and was told if he paid cash, our servers would take that fee off. How many people didn't know enough to ask that question, and end up paying that fee when paying with cash?? I hate underhanded trickery like that and discourage it by not returning. In summary you'll have to ask yourself before dining at Pirates Cove, is the food, ambiance and service quality worth the rest? If it is, enjoy. As for me, I'll skip it. There are too many other great seafood places that will provide quality dining, great service and atmosphere without the unwelcome luggage included.