As you walk through the door into Port City Music Hall, you are greeted by the beautiful face of…read moreAdam the DoorMan, who demands your money to see the show you've selected at this amazing venue. Run by musicians, Jet Turner and Jake O'Neil of the Pantera meets Limp Bizkit -esque metal band, Bearshark, these fellows know good music and pick great touring and local acts within a large variety of genres, ranging from hip-hop to metal. The place will leave you entertained with funny bathroom reading, Nintendo based walls, great sound system, and great locals to interact with. The venue is big on the fact that it is Drug and Alcohol- free. Smokers are welcomed to step outside inbetween acts to get their NicFix. This is a great place to see bands and meet new folks, you'll be a fool if you don't come back for more shows!

Very cool place for a show. Really small and personable. The staff was great. The a/c had gone out…read more So the staff was handing out free cold water bottles. And they went out and got some shop size fans. We never broke a sweat. That's stepping up. Thanks for the great experience

From the owner: A vanguard for live music in the Golden Isles, The Blue Door features regional, national and…read moreinternational touring artists as one of the finest music listening venues there is. The Blue Door venue connects both you and the performing artist to Experience the Experience of live music in a unique and intimate setting centered on bringing the best of music as an art form. Visit our web site or Facebook for this highly favored venue's performance schedule. What to expect at The Blue Door: - The finest music - Impeccable sound - Personal concert setting - Stylish, smooth and relaxed vibe Serving wine, beer and light fair.

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.

Very nice outdoor concert venue. online for your specific…read moreshow but they often allow you to bring your own lawn chairs . Pro tip: stop next door to Grand Scheme Brewery to get a to~go to drink inline while you wait to get into your show.

We were passing through Gainesville and wanted to catch the World Cup match. Luckily we found this…read moreplace and we were able to bring the pup too. There were several seatings throughout the field and enough space for you to bring your own chairs/blankets as well. There was a server going around in case we wanted to order which was super convenient. Otherwise you could go in yourself to the bar that they have. There was a bit of issue with the sound and streaming at one point but they were able to resolve it without too much delay.

Heard live classic rock tunes coming from behind an old cottage abd went inside to investigate. Big…read morecourtyard with a live band playing on a stage next to a beer & spirits shack called Pescado (Fish) and across from a pub called St Augustine Seafood Company where we had a few cold beers. We sat under a giant oak tree and listened to the band for a while. Not really a hangout for kids.

Fun place to have a drink and listen to music but nothing fancy. The band played for a while and it…read morewas totally free. The two bars served cocktails and of course I had one. The area was shaded by trees and a good amount of tables. Sang along with the band and had a great time with friends.

Great entertainment with Mutts Gone Nuts show. The lobby is very pretty . The seating is chairs but…read morefun was had by all.

Carols by Candlelight IX - What a rip off! The show was billed as a Christmas Carols themed show,…read morewith a tribute to the Trans Siberian Orchestra. The first 20 minutes were Christmas Carols. The next 40 minutes was a ridiculous, preposterous melange of rock music which had nothing to do with Christmas Carols. The postulate was a group of losers hanging out in a bar on Christmas eve. There were NO "carols". Just some loud rock music for musicians to show off. Then, finally, the last 20 minutes was back to what was advertised. Christmas Carols! I would not recommend attending ANY show produced or directed by Alex Santoriello. You will NOT get a show anything like what is advertised. See any other show. You might actually get what you pay for.

The Alachua Conservation Society runs Prairie Creek Lodge as their headquarters and event center…read more It is located adjacent to Paynes Prairie in a beautiful corner of the county just outside of Gainesville. Tucked inside the lodge is Sandhill Stage - where they host concerts as fundraisers throughout the year. It is a small & intimate room - when we visited, there were about 100 guests - full house! Donations for the shows are suggested and due to the size, you must reserve your seats ahead of time. We came to watch The Krickets - a band of women that originally came together in a benefit concert for a friend (named Cricket). Their sound - sirens of the Spanish moss- perfectly matched the serene Southern setting at Sandhill Stage. Beautiful evening at a real gift to the area.

Didn't eat food but had drinks and the service was great and the atmosphere is spot on. Great…read morelittle bar downtown

Cute shack. No food, drinks only!! Live music was pretty…read moregood. Nothing super engaging or fun, just music. Lots of young adults, a lot of seating & truly a shack to relax. Was good, we would go back!

Thank you YELP! yet again for helping me find a fantastic joint…read more Went in on a Tuesday night. Parked right across the street in a public lot. Short walk to Halpatter's. Not many tables in the bar area so... we sat right at the bar. The bartender had all kinds of attitude... in the BEST way possible. It was awesome. We started with 12 wings tossed in their buffalo sauce. They were excellent - and this coming from a wing snob. The blue cheese was very good - thick and chunky. For the main course, I got the fish and chips with an extra piece of fish. The fish was great. Fries were above average. They had music bingo (maybe a Tuesday thing?) - that was a bit much but c'est la vie. There was one dude shouting out every song and singer. My guy, get a hobby! lol Highly Recommend! If I lived in that area, I would be a regular!

Brewery #390 Cool…read moreold, repurposed government building of some sort. Post office maybe? IDK. Anyway. Halpatter's is a brewery, but they only had 6 of their own beers. They had several guest beers and a couple of vodka sodas on tap. I got my standard flight and wanted to try their beers, so I got a red ale, a wit bier, a pumpkin style and a hazy IPA. Nothing was bad but nothing stood out either. Everything was solid. We didn't eat here but the menu looked solid. They had a Mississippi pot roast (Similiar to an Italian beef) wrap that sounded great. If I were a local, I'd definitely come back to try out the food.