Top notch security. Free pizza. BYOB , good action on the games. Welcomes non English speakersread more

This place is awesome. If you ever need a place to pull up and get your fix come here you can get…read moreanything ;) and they pay out real money why go to the hard rock

I liked this lodge but they do have a tall skinny guy there working the bar that was a real jerk.read more

Had Sunday morning breakfast here with some friends, excellent breakfast specials & quality serviceread more

We went there on a Saturday night. It wasn't very busy. They have a smoking and a non-smoking…read moresection. Seemed very well kept and clean. If you are new to this, it's very confusing, however, one of the girls explained the ins and outs fairly well. Also, they have a large selection of food and desserts for sale from their small concession area. Very nice people. Be sure to TIP all of their employees because they don't make an hourly wage, apparently, which I think is unfair to them!

Nice place! The volunteers are super nice and helpful as sometimes the variety of paper…read moreboards/cards can be a little confusing. There is a non smoking section thank goodness. However, you have to walk through smoking to get to the bathrooms. So be prepared. The snack bar is affordable and has a nice variety of options but you can bring your own food and drinks (nonalcoholic) in too.

It is so fun that there is a murder mystery train here in Fort Myers! It seems a bit expensive…read morethough you are getting a train ride, dinner, and show. I felt the train ride itself was a bit unnecessary. There was one nice section of the train ride over water, otherwise there wasn't much to look at. Also the train was swaying back and forth causing me to get a bit nauseous. The food itself was all pretty good! The cheese and fruit plate, potato and leek soup, pretzel roll, and salad were all great starters. I was satisfied with the meal before my entree even arrived! My family and I tried all of the different options (prime rib, salmon, and chicken) and thought they all tasted good. Though I could have done without cranberries in my rice... The dessert was small and light for a cheesecake. Food was surprisingly better than we thought. As for the show, I definitely didn't get how we were supposed to deduce the killer. But the actors did a great job and it was overall a fun night.

My friends and I wanted to try the murder mystery train after seeing some of their billboard…read moreadvertisements along 75. We were able to get individual tickets online but still make note that we wanted to sit together, and that all worked out really well. The tickets are expensive (makes sense...you're getting a show, a 5-course meal, and riding a train) and being able to buy separately was really helpful for us. Everything the night of the event ran like clockwork. Boarding the train was easy and fun. We had a table in the Gasparilla train car with lovely servers who took care of us all night. Drinks are pretty reasonable (ice tea and water are included, but you can purchase soda, beer, wine, cocktails) and you can even get a full bottle of wine for your table which you can take home if you don't finish onboard. The meal was better than I expected. It started with a fruit and cheese plate, then we had hot pretzel rolls an butter, a delicious potato leek soup, a salad, and then the appetizer. Our choices were prime rib (friends said it was delicious), chicken francese (I loved it) and salmon. Dessert was a cheesecake. The performers were very animated and enthusiastic. These murder mystery shows are always hard for me to actually follow and figure out. I appreciate all that goes into it, but I wish I was a better sleuth. My only issue is that the train ride itself is VERY long at 3 - 3.5 hours. I love a nice train ride, but I wonder if they could shave a little time off the ride.

Nice place to play bingo ... will return again on my next trip ... thank again to all they workers…read morefor being so nice

Gabe took time to educate us on our slot machine and what it was worth and where to sell it. Also,…read morewhat it would take for them to buy it. Took a lot of time with us and wanted to ensure we received the value it's worth even if they don't buy it.

The selection of games were good, but when we went to play some of the arcade games we had to buy a…read morecard with credit on it. We purchased the $5 card which gave us 16 credits. When we swiped the card to play the games, they never started. The laser and zombie games continued to devour the credits. We asked a worker for help and he said he couldn't do anything. He proceeded to walk away from us putting in air buds. The $5 card was an absolute waste of money and they refused to refund the money when the card never worked. Never returning.

Mango Mania 2017 is probably a misnomer. Greater Pine Island Chamber of Commerce sponsored this…read moreevent officially as Mango Mania Tropical Fruit Festival in German American Social club in Cape Coral. So, it is not only mangos, other tropical fruits such as coconut, lychee, Carambola or starfruit, dragon fruit and others are available. The key is weather cooperating. Different year may have different fruits. This year, I noticed we have mangos, and coconut vendors but did not have lychee, carambola, starfruit, dragon fruit, or jack fruit vendors. Mangos are readily available due to different mango harvest in early, middle or late season. Many of them are grown locally in the groves or in their backyard! There are arts and craft vendors all over the 100+ lots ranging from jewelry, plants, beer and food, and boat vendors. Wait there is more, a lobster taxidermist shows off his prize collection! Or perhaps just pick up your mango tree to plant in your backyard! When you exhausted from the walking and heat, you can sit down and enjoy your mango smoothie, soda, beer or mixed drink with food from Old Fish House, or shish kebab. Live music with a small dancing area is available as well as carnival for kids in the back end. There is a reasonable admission charge of $6 per person. For a week-end event jam-packed with music, arts and craft vendors, this is good place to visit as a family fun event.

Very very very disappointed. $6 entry fee, which I hope goes back to farmers or good cause not to…read moreprofitable company. Didn't get to try any mangos nor any information on local growers. Only one booth was giving out samples and the line was so long what a waste of money and boat to educate people how to grow mangos or why it's so native to pine island.