Their Thursday night Prime Rib special is fantastic! I found no reviews but my wife and I went when…read morewe were in Palm Coast on vacation. The prime rib was outstanding with a good-sized baked potato but a mediocre mixed vegetable (it dropped the rating because the chef can do better). The service was great, wines moderately priced but the food stole the show. OK, 4 1/2 stars! It's an older club dining room but well taken care of and has beautiful views of the golf course. It wasn't busy but reservations are encouraged for Thursdays.

We ate at Pinelakes pub for a group event. It was totally disappointing. The service was great but…read morethe food was not. I had the Quiche which was not cut from a pie, it looked like a pot pie that had been bought and served premade, with no flavor, and wasn't even hot. The Caesar salad was flavorless mainly due to the dressing, which was far from homemade. If they have a chef I saw no signs of it here. It may be my last time, it's hard to try something again when I already wasted my money once.

Food was good, hot and flavorful. Fries were shoestring and…read morecrunchy. The sercice was fast, outdoor seating under canopy so if it rains, you are still protected

We eat here several times a month. Huge Gyros off the spit from Chicago. Fresh made chicken…read moresandwiches and big wings. Best homemade Boom Boom Sauce and tzatziki sauce! Small menu but always fresh food and great cocktails. You can eat inside or outside.

Kick back, relax in true southern style. Cold beer and the drinks are strong. You will friends,…read moreMusic, and don't forget the bikes. bands are often known to play here they do comedy shows and they've had DJs. Plenty of drinking areas and lots of things to surprise you don't miss out if you're looking for a riproaring good time.

This is a good old, down home bar. There are regular locals, known by name and drink. The place…read morefeels like a Midwest hole in the wall, but the beer is cold and fresh on tap, and they have food from the walk-up next door. Bathrooms are clean and service is attentive. Food trucks arrive at 8pm because the place next door closes then. I'm pretty sure you could get Dominoes delivery too. This is all about to change. The place next door (Dex N Angie House of Flavor) is moving at the end of September. I'll review them separately. We spent $16 on beer/well drinks and $30 on food. The happy hour prices here are good, the beer is cold and the place is clean. Also we did not get a "vibe" from being new. We got excellent service and some friendly conversation.

We visit Beaver Bar multiple times during the larger motorcycle events like Bike Week and…read moreBiketoberfest annually. The establishment is open all year round; however, it's most 'happening' during those two events. It's a great spot to take a break and kick back in one of their chairs on the lawn in front of the building to enjoy an adult beverage, smoke a cigar or something more potent, and watch all the motorcycles go by. Traffic slows down here so you have an opportunity to see all the unique and custom bikes and people wearing all their wild biker garb. There are also hundreds of people walking back and forth between Iron Horse Saloon and Broken Spoke to see the big bands at each location, so you have an opportunity to see and meet a lot of cool and unique people if you're chilling here. During the larger motorcycle events motorcycle parking (in the general area) is typically $5 but you can find free spots if you know where to look. Parking for cars is usually around $20 but you can find $10 spots. Pricing fluctuates depending on how high capacity will be that evening; essentially, if Hair Ball is playing it's $20 for a car unless you arrive earlier in the day. The bar can get packed inside; they have some tables for dining-in but they are limited. There is also a nice patio in the back with more tables for dining. There is a stage for bands and there are usually bands playing all day during the big bike events. I don't think I've seen a 'bad band' here yet. I haven't eaten dinner here but we have tried their Sunday breakfast bar in the past. The buffet is $7 and it starts at 8:00am. A group of us like to go up in the morning to see the happenings here and before heading over to Broken Spoke, Iron Horse, or Teddy Morse's Harley to catch whatever early morning activities are going on. Staff is friendly, but it can be difficult getting a drink at times during peak hours. They don't have any beer stations around where you can just grab a beer and go like at main street, most people are passing through from Iron Horse to Broken Spoke and vice-versa, so they are more likely to order drinks at those two locations. There are some that might hang here for a while but they are usually waiting for an event to start somewhere else and just want to relax somewhere different for a while. It's not the cleanest place around and the bathrooms can get trashed here during large events. Honestly your best option for a restroom is the Porto potties at the Broken Spoke because they hire staff to maintain them during the events. You will find that the Porto Potties at Broken Spoke are much cleaner than the ones at Iron Horse. All-in-all, Beaver Bar is a great place to visit during the larger motorcycle events and if you're looking for a great spot to get away from the larger crowds, shop for a while, get a quick bite to eat, and relax for a few, than Beaver Bar is the place.

Good music good food nice people. This is where we prefer to…read morestart a ride on a Sunday morning with all you can eat breakfast too.

Great selection of beer and wines. Least expensive but yet most fun bar in the European village…read more Their events are fun too. They have more beers on top than most restaurants and they only cost 5 to 8 dollars per beer.

Although there is no food available, the bar has a wide variety of bruise. I particularly like the…read morechocolate beer they had 8% was very good. Karaoke night Thursday night good times good people.

"Imagine if you will, stepping into a 1970s bar...". Rod could have done an episode here…read more This is the feeling I had at the door of Scruffy's. Amazingly, the place is hopping at 3 PM on a Saturday. I wondered if smoking laws varied by county. I have been in this bar before...Western PA, NE Ohio, upstate NY. You get the picture. I was a youngin' at 56. Plenty of Bud Light and Coors Light. The $6 pitcher of PBR got my attention. But in the end, this was just a cool place to chill after an afternoon of house hunting in Palm Coast. And like Billy Joel said in Piano Man...but in this case it applies to Adrianna, the bartender..."They sit at the bar and put bread in her jar and say girl what are you doing here." She single-handedly added a star with her service and stunning good looks. Finally...If you're offended by crass language, this ain't your place. The beer cooler is loaded with stickers. The tamest goes like this...Wife and dog missing: reward for dog.

Came when they had a pool tournie.. the customers were nice enough to let me and my boyfriend get a…read morefew games in before they started. Thought that was awesome. Not only that, my boyfriend dropped a $5 bill out of his pocket and the bar tender picked it up and gave it back to him. He had no clue he even dropped it. Great staff and the inside of this place was really cool! Def going back once this Coronavirus crap is over!

Reflections has a few good things going, but also some downsides…read more The view is lovely, overlooking the pool area at the Daytona Beach Resort &, beyond that, the expansive Atlantic Ocean. The staff is friendly. Unfortunately, the food needs some fine-tuning. We went for breakfast on both mornings of our stay at the DBR. So I had the opportunity to try the buffet as well as the made-to-order "American Breakfast." The scrambled eggs & bacon on the buffet were so dry, an obvious fate for anything sitting over a Sterno unattended for some time. However, the fruit display was beautiful & fresh. The yogurt was my favorite item on the buffet--so creamy & with a hint of honey. Topped with berries, it was superb. Unfortunately, the bacon was just as overlooked & dry on the plated breakfast. My poached eggs were served swimming in some water in a soup cup: not the most appealing presentation. The highlight of the plate were the breakfast potatoes, sliced thinly with caramelized onions. Unfortunately, aside from the view & the yogurt, Reflections mostly falls into the underwhelming category of most hotel restaurants.

We ate here for breakfast, and the service and food were great! My eggs came exactly how I ordered…read morethem and the waitress was very friendly. The breakfast prices were fantastic. Better than Denny's across the street that's for sure.

Good food nice place... enjoyed lunch and beverage... parking is a little tight but doable. Close…read moreto beach.

It's hit or miss. Sometimes the food is decent and sometimes it's pretty bad it depends on who the…read morechef is I guess. Service at the bar is good, the bartenders are nice. They never have the garage door open which sucks but otherwise feels like a sports bar was hoping for more beachy vibes being by the beach.