Great staff, our bartender Brenda gets two thumbs up. Very friendly environment. They have many…read moredifferent ways to keep you coming back for more, bar games to win free beers and raffle tickets each week to win gift cards for the bar! Even though it says beer and wine they sell numerous liquor drinks that are delicious as well. The owner also owns the hungry turtle restaurant next door which has great food. Very nice hometown bar and I will definitely be coming back!

Good place to grab a beer. lots of beers on tap. no hard stuff. Local hang out. friendly patrons…read moreand staff, 2 pool tables. bands over the weekends. Me and Matt will be back...

New owners non-smoking, and now a billiard !! Check us out on Facebook Snowbirds Billards ! Come in…read moreand check us out!

The service here is amazing coming from someone who is not from Ocala the bartender is so sweet and…read morevery welcoming the patrons are friendly and the ambiance is that of a home town bar you have been coming to for 20 years they made us feel welcome regardless of my Tenn shirt on gaters game day this was a welcome stop on our trip I would recommend this stop to anyone!!!!

Blondies is an outside bar with patio seating . Simple menu. Easy to hear the town square band, yet…read moretalk to others at the same time. The bar was super clean, the bartender was very efficient and friendly . Like the town square beverage stations, there are no restrooms here. However the nearest restroom is very close. You'll survive.

Omg! Gorgeous setting. Lovely decor. Adjacent to the square so you can hear the music. We…read morenearly ran up with eager anticipation of this new seemingly more "upscale" venue. Guess what the wine choices were? Red, white (Chardonnay), pink - ALL only by the horrendous $3/bottle Copper Ridge! Are you serious? How would you not offer at least one upscale choice as well? And, their "food" menu is an only an extension of the bar huts on the square plus movie theatre popcorn crap or Publux check-out choices. Villages family, we saw you on your little video touting the opening of this place in honor of the family matriarch. You have billions of dollars. You fit in private planes. You have Presidential candidates coming here for support. Do you actually like going out to places with crappy wine choices and bagged genetically modified food choices? You guys continue to disappoint at every turn. Each opportunity to make the Villages better fails on its face leaving the Villages in the dust for what younger sophisticated homeowners want in a neighborhood - unless you are catering to the Central Florida locals who love their fried gator bites. Spanish Springs now has 3 empty restaurant spaces, which is a travesty. The Villages needs to focus on all the vacancies in all the Squares and give us better options and choices to make us want to frequent your establishments versus driving away to experience normal life in 2024 at places that offer great wine, interesting food and fabulous vibes. Head to Tavares or Mount Dora instead.

Summerfield is the home of a real hometown club with a great variety of entertainment options. The…read moreMorgans have created a beautiful comfortable atmosphere with their country type ambiance! Give yourselves a treat and check out their upcoming shows. Dr. Linda Succi

It's time to make your way to Morgan's Music Junction in the old post office in Summerfield, Fl off…read moreof 147 Street. Darell and Suzanne Morgan run a fantastic Jam night on Thurdays, special guest programs on Saturdays and a Gospel Sing one night a month. Come on in and see what all the fun is about. Bring your friends and make new friends there and everyone will have a good time.

So I went to this establishment for what was advertised as an Oyster festival. Needless to say…read morewhen I arrived at 6pm I was told the festival sold out at 2pm that day even though the event was advertised as being from 11-9pm. so I decided to sit at the bar and have a drink. First I was in line behind someone being help at the register on the other end of the bar. The waitress helped the gentleman and then left the register as if she was handling some other things behind the bar, never returning to take my order, even passing by me several times. Taking orders around the bar. Then A young couple walked up behind me and were helped by the gentleman behind the bar, I assumed he had been helping them before because they were discussing how much alcohol was in a particular beer and weather or not the underage young women could legal drink it based on the alcohol , Now I'm still standing there, yet no one asked to take my order or if I needed anything! Two people finish eating and left so I took one of the seats at the end of the bar beside where I was standing . I watched while the lady lady bartender finished her shift and left and another bartender took her place, upon staring her shift she went straight to help the large group of gentleman at the bar with drinks, so I told myself maybe they have been waiting just as long as I have , yet when she finished with their drinks she walked right past me sitting there with a menu in hand! The final straw was seeing the gentleman with the beard come and take orders from two groups of people standing right beside me , where I previously was and he never attempted to take my order! I won't even mention me looking up and catching a a gentleman staring at me, like literally hard staring at me!! I don't like to make assumptions however I can only assume I was not a welcome sight in this establishment due to me being a black woman!!! I'm in Ocala for a travel assignment and I can say experiencing something like I did at this place yesterday tells me all I need to know about this area! To all my brown people stay clear of this establishment I've included pictures so there is no confusion about the individuals!

Came here on a Saturday while stumbling around Ocala FL. Infinite Ale Works is located inside…read moreMidtown Station which is kind of like a food hall. On this visit they had about 4 of their brews on tap. I got the West Floridian Christmas which is a Belgian spiced quad 8.9% ABV. It was sweet, but quite delicious. I like the concept, but this location does not seem optimal and the limited amount of their own beer on tap was disappointing. Still a cool spot. Hope the business picks up. We were here on Saturday around 5:00 pm. I would imagine they get busier in the evening, but they close at 10pm on a Saturday night so well, there is that.

Cool hole in the wall pub... cool atmosphere . Service was good, and th drinks were pretty decent.read more

Met there with a large group of friends for dinner, conversation and music...Sat outside, which was…read morethe most enjoyable aspect of the evening. The food was not remarkable, it was, I believe, called a beef au jus on a hogey bun...with fries..just so-so, but the service was great, the waiters and waitresses very available and accommodating. The live music was nice, the chairs were very uncomfortable for the couple of hours we were there. I will return however, because I enjoyed the music, the service people and the company I was with.

O'Malley's Alley was recommended to us by Steph, the bartender of The Yellow Pony. Twenty minutes…read morelater, we arrived to find O'Malley's quiet but welcoming. The staff made us laugh, feel at home, and guided us through the menu with excellent selections. All sandwiches are $11.50 -- and they're all delicious. Our family is from NOLA so we renamed Joe and Deandre "Jeaux" and "De'Andre" (D-E-comma to the top-A-N-D-R-E). You must stop by O'Malley's to enjoy the staff and play Monster Mash on TouchTunes. . P.S. Bathrooms are on a motion sensor. You've been warned.

Wandered in here after the rodeo and grabbed a quick drink. Live music was nice but the bartenders…read moreare so so not very friendly. I don't know if I'd come back here unless it was during the day to try the food.

City Fire usually isn't my kind of place because it feels a little too "Sysco Foods corporate…read morechain" for my personal taste. Even the doggie containers say Sysco on them.. . I normally prefer more unique local spots with a little more personality. That being said... the short rib entrée was actually pretty good. In fact, I was SO hungry that I completely forgot to take a photo before eating it, which for an avid Yelper like myself is practically unheard of. Somewhere halfway through the meal I suddenly realized... wait... I never even took the picture. The short rib was tender, flavorful and comforting, and I pretty much inhaled the entire thing without thinking twice. Service was super friendly, the atmosphere was completely dead overall... however the genuine smiles from my waitress gave me warm fuzzies and made me realize .. you know .,, there are genuinely nice people out there.

I went to City Fire in Brownwood after dinner with friends, and unfortunately it was probably one…read moreof the worst bar-service experiences I've had in a long time. The biggest problem was simply a lack of attention to the customers. The staff seemed more interested in watching TV than noticing who needed service. At one point I approached someone working behind the bar and was told, "Oh, I'm not the bartender." Fair enough--he was apparently the barback, and there's absolutely nothing wrong with that. But I shouldn't have to remind someone working behind the bar to get the bartender when a customer is clearly waiting for service. The whole operation just felt amateur and poorly managed. What makes it disappointing is that City Fire in Brownwood used to have a decent crowd and a good atmosphere. Tonight it felt almost like a ghost town, and after experiencing the service, I can understand why. I probably won't be going back unless they improve the staffing and service. There are too many other places in Brownwood where the bar staff actually pays attention to their customers.