Leslie is always available with quick answers to my questions when I am ready to re-order. We…read morehave been buying Laney Farms meat for a few years now, and the quality and flavor is always great.

Walkable historic district. Cute. Whimsical. Delightful. Downtown Pensacola is a hodgepodge of it…read moreall. Low key hidden gem. Worth the visit.

3/27/2025: This was my favorite part of the historical tour downtown. This piece is a guided tour…read more Aiden was very detailed and had a full knowledge of the history of Pensacola. We started in a home built in 1805, then went to the oldest church in Florida built in 1832, then saw 2 additional homes. One was from 1871 and the other from 1890. I don't want to give too much away in my review, so the best thing I can suggest is to not miss this part! When Aiden detailed the past for us, he used words as current descriptions and like he was the one who was performing the daily tasks. It was a nice touch. To see how people lived long ago is amazing. When you walk into the area of the first home, you'll see a woman tending the garden, a man wood working, a woman playing the flute, and another woman playing the violin. It was like a little play. I've been vacationing in Pensacola since 1975 when I was 2 months old. I love the beach but this is the first time I saw the history it holds. Very impressed. The guided tour takes about an hour. You can only see these homes and the church by purchasing a ticket for the tour. It's a bundle ticket that also gets you into the self guided museums. $12 for adults. Highly recommend!

Love this warm little shop, great art, speciality soaps, and a variety of pottery. The owners are…read morelocal and friendly. I purchased some adorable metal flowers. I will definitely be going back!

We were in town for a few days and wanted to take the kids to different places they like. My son…read morewanted to see trains so we stopped by this museum. It's free, self guided, easy to walk through. You can do the whole thing in probably 20 minutes. It's small but nice.

I had a random weekday off and came over to Foley to sightsee and this is one of the places I came…read moreto. The model train exhibit is only open on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, so I missed it. Free admission, set in the old train depot, everything flowed well. The person working was friendly and informative. I would recommend to anyone in the area!

It was ok. I have been to several festivals and had higher hopes. Elberta fur das gute Leben. I…read moregrew up in Germany... I have such high standards for sausages. They were good Slightly charred. Mom wanted goulash.... She was so disappointed. It was super Americanized. The craft vendors were great. Local kids were rude to my parents... both in their 70s. This is why i knocked it down some.

Nice music.Wated 30 min in line to get sausage , not as good as ones at any grocery store.read more

3/27/2025: Good information about Pensacola and laid out nicely with displays, 3 stories, and…read moreseparate rooms. We bought the ticket for the full historic district tours. It was $12 per adult ($7 for kids) and you can use the ticket for 7 days. I reviewed each piece separately for a better understanding of what you see in each section. I've been vacationing in Pensacola Beach since 1975 when I was a baby. I'm glad I finally got some history of the place I love so much!

Went here for a networking mixer and had a blast. A lot of cool artifacts are here and Trader Jon's…read moreexhibit was very nice. They served us passed hors d'oeuvres and it was a selection of wines, beer, and a specialty cocktail at the bar. Customer service was great and the food/drinks were very good! Just a back story on Trader Jon's for those who may not know - For decades, Trader Jon's was the watering hole of choice for the U.S. Navy pilots who trained in Pensacola, known far and wide for the eccentricities of owner Martin "Trader Jon" Weissman and his massive collection of Navy memorabilia. Again, my experience is a little different than a normal visit in any given day. I didn't have to pay an entry fee and I was with a large group for a private even. A unique spot for sure, so drop in if you can! We walked over from our hotel (2-min walk) and centrally located downtown where a lot of bars/restaurants are.

Love this place--it's one of my favorites in Gulf Shores! Why? Because everything in the shop is…read moremade by local artists. It's such a great opportunity to see so much talent all in one place, showcasing what the community has to offer. I enjoy getting to know the artists' names and their work. Every time I go to the Wharf, I usually buy something to support both the business and the artists. The prices are very reasonable, and I don't mind spending money on a product when someone has put so much time and effort into it. I'd much rather buy something handmade than mass-produced. The staff can usually connect you with the artist if you're interested in a custom order. And one thing I got there I'll treasure forever. I was drawn to this piece (see picture) more than anything else in the store. I wanted it for my "cross wall." When I went to pay, the clerk told me I'd just bought the very first piece ever made by an 8‑year‑old. Her grandmother--an artist who also sells things in the shop--is inspiring her to create more pieces to sell.

Had a blast in this store! The owner has a marvelous service dog named Bailey. Husband spoiled me…read morewith three beautiful and unique pieces of jewelry. This shop boasts more than forty different artists works in art, jewelry and other items.

Went today and the lady working was super friendly and provided a welcoming environment! Even had…read morean adorable store mascot Bobby! Such a sweet pup. Lots of variety of artwork, pottery, jewelry and even some stationery from different artists. Definitely stop in.