You would never think such a great place would be tucked away in Clifton, TN. It's a little…read moredifficult to get down to it, but is it worth it. The setting and atmosphere just adds to the experience. They have an outstanding bar, and Amberly is one of the best bartenders you'll find. My wife got what I would consider a Bushwacker better than any you'd get in Orange Beach! I got an Woodford Reserve Smoked Old Fashion. Spectacular is the only word good enough to describe it. We had the Fried Jalapeño Shrimp as an appetizer and they were very good. Miss Joy got the Happy Hour Special $7.00 Cheeseburger, and there's only 1 in 100 miles that comes close to it! I got the GOAT Ruben, and I'll make the same claim for it! I can't wait to come back, next time in the boat so we can abuse the bar a little more, and try their steaks and other entrees!

Little family- run marina with a great restaurant. Dog friendly too - bring Fido!…read moreO

I always hope a holiday leaves people with happy memories, especially the Fourth of July…read more Unfortunately, that wasn't my experience here. This was my first visit, and I left feeling disappointed. From my perspective, there wasn't a convenient place to purchase food or fuel for our boat, which made planning for the day much more difficult than we expected. What saddened me the most, though, was the atmosphere. During our visit, I felt interactions with the owner were unwelcoming, and it seemed like several guests were spoken to in a way that didn't make anyone feel very appreciated. Kindness doesn't cost a thing, and a warm smile can make even a busy day so much better. We were also hoping to enjoy the Fourth of July festivities, but from where we were, we couldn't see the contest very well or hear what was happening. It took away from what should have been a fun community celebration. I truly believe every business has difficult days, and I always try to give grace because we never know what someone else may be carrying. At the same time, every guest deserves to be treated with courtesy and respect. I sincerely hope things improve because this could be such a wonderful place for families to gather and make memories. For me, though, the overall experience wasn't one I'd choose to repeat, and I don't think I'll be returning. My hope in sharing this isn't to tear anyone down it's simply to help others know what my experience was and to remind us all that kindness is one of the greatest things we can offer each other. It lasts much longer than fireworks ever will.

Had some chicken tenders and fry's , my husband a burger ... they were super nice . Gave lots of…read moresauces , napkins all that .... Place was clean

I have to say the manager Brad at Grand Harbor Resort and Marina was extremely wonderful to work…read morewith. Great boat, great customer service, easy booking, great prices. Overall wonderful experience. Highly recommend renting from them.

Normally I would say this is a nice but expensive place to buy gas. However, today, September 19,…read more2023, we were low on gas in our boat. We called around and our nearby marinas were closed, but Grand Harbor Marina's website said they were open until 5 PM. I called and talked to a real person who confirmed that they were open and selling gas until 5. We got here very close to empty at 4:05 PM. They were closed and the self serve pumps were turned off. It's bad enough that the website hours were wrong but even worse, I was lied to by the woman who answered the phone at the marina. We never would have left the house if she said they were closing at four.

It is a full service Marina on the Tennessee River in Florence Al.It has boat slips,fuel,and boat…read morerentals.It also has a very good restaurant,River Bottom Grill.Check it out online and check out the next The Working Man Review.

Come for the burgers, leave because of the incompetent waitresses…read more Let's get this straight. I'm only reviewing the restaurant. Not the marina. The only reason this place got two stars is because they have fantastic burgers. Too fantastic. I get the feeling they have something incredibly unhealthy in them. But they're very very tasty. They come with fries. Fries, as in barely plural. You might get eight if you're lucky. Honestly, the cheeseburgers are all I've tried here. They serve alk-ee-holic drinks, too. The main problem (and it's a big one) is the waitresses. Maybe they're understaffed. Maybe they're just plain dumb. At this point, it's a coin toss which one is true. I've waited 15 minutes before on service, while the waitress passes me 7 times, trying to not make eye contact. I get the feeling they get frustrated trying to tie their shoes in the morning. So here's the secret. If there's no one else eating there, they'll be friendly. Too friendly, in fact. I got sick of hearing the waitress give me a song-by-song rundown of the karaoke from the night before. Leave me alone with my cheeseburger. If they're busy, forget getting decent service. They're overwhelmed by more than two customers. "Have you two been helped?" "Well, considering you're the only waitress, that would be... no." The best way to enjoy this place is when you don't care how long you spend here. It's a beautiful view, completely surrounded by water. Stay and watch what my waitress called an "irraluscent " sunset. "Excuse me?" "Irraluscent. You know, all those colors." "Right. okay." They have live music and karaoke at night, which might be fun. I haven't checked it out yet. The service might seem more reliable if it's dark. And you're drunk. And suffering from third-degree burns from being out on the lake all day.

We became Safe Harbor members about one year ago. Our home port was Safe Harbor Aquayacht in…read moreMississippi. We arrived at Aquayacht approximately November 15th 2024. We left our boat there for the winter and left an extensive laundry list of work that we wanted to have done while we were away for the winter. We let the Marina know that we would be returning on February 15th and wanted the work completed by then. The list of work included replacing the old inverter and batteries, fixing vacuflush toilet issues, ceramic coating the entire boat, and having the pod drives taken apart and according to Greg the mechanic "bullet proofed" by ceramic coating the shafts that sometimes leak causing salt water intrusion. I can safely say that the only competent person on the service staff that we dealt with is Mark who did the electrical work on the inverter. the work was done correctly and on time. Marcus who did the plumbing work was completely incompetent. The vacuflush heads on the boat required complete disassembly and rebuilding by myself to quit leaking. The pumps ran on so much that the bellows broke on the vacuum generators requiring complete rebuilding. The work on the vacuflush system was not completed until 3 weeks after our return on February 15th. The Ceramic Coating that was done was a complete joke. The boat looks as bad if not worse than when we started. The Marina billed me for half the job and Lake Escape yachts billed me for the rest. This work was a month late. We finally told him enough was enough and we had to leave as we were already behind our departure schedule. All of this brings me to the best part. The pods were taken apart, the shafts supposedly ceramic coated to harden them so they didn't get a groove in them and leak. We had the boat professionally surveyed and all fluids tested before we purchased it in July of 2024 and was found to have no issues. In speaking with the service manager and the mechanic we were "sold" on the fact that the pods would last significantly longer if we did this. We agreed. The port pod lasted less than 6 weeks before completely filling with sea water. The Starboard pod lasted an additional 2 weeks before it too failed with salt water intrusion. Diesel Services of America replaced the first one and they said that the seals were incorrectly installed. Hinckley Yacht services in Savannah Geogia replaced the 2nd one and also said the seal was installed incorrectly. To Aquayachts credit they did pay for the first repair and after several phone calls and emails also paid the bill at Lauderdale Marine Center where the boat had to be pulled. However, they have now refused to pay for anything on the second pod even though it's the same issue. We paid $37,000 to Aquayacht for the service work done to our pods and are now stuck with an additional $28,000 bill that they refuse to pay. We will be suing them. I cannot stress enough to NOT use thier service department at all. The communication from the entire Marina was extremely poor. The general manager Pam does not return phone calls or emails. the service manager Robert is impossible to get to at all. The only positive in the whole experience was the electrical work done by Mark. We have been to alot of Safe Harbors in the last year and I have to say I am extremely disappointed in Aquayacht. We are now forced to store our boat for the winter as we lost 2 full months of our cruising time waiting for diagnosis, and repairs due to thier poor workmanship.

If your on Pickwick lake in Yellow Creek and need gas, ice, or beer. This is a quick one stop…read moreshop. They do have a full service marina with plenty of boat storage available. Covered storage is available for boats 50 foot or less. Call ahead if something bigger. They do have a great maintenance facility and great dry storage for boats under 30 foot. There storage prices are a little high on the lower size boats. That is why I gave them 4 stars. They do have a great crawfish boil / boat show in the spring that is out of this world.

Bobby and the crew are the friendliest, most helpful staff around. Great food at the Food Shack,…read moremost anything you would need on the water in the store, and don't forget the ice cream!

Great marina with fabulous owners. They go out of the way to make you feel welcome. This is a must…read morestop for any Looper.

This is a super clean marina with friendly staff and a lovely setting. There's an indoor restaurant…read moreand bar with outside seating on the covered porch. Follow the channel markers to get in here from the lake. Then dock for eating. You can drive here too. Park your wheels in the tree shaded parking lot.

Terrible customer service! We had to pay $15 to launch our boat then we were told we couldn't park…read moreour truck and trailer in the parking lot, we arrived early knowing it would be crowded for a holiday weekend but we were told nobody could park there, every trailer parking spot was just left empty! How do you expect patrons to launch and not have a place to park?! We could've easily launched at the public ramp and atleast been able to park there! Worst marina on the lake this place needs new owners and management.

We've been coming to Eastport for years and my family docks and stores our boats with Eastport-…read morewe're definitely fans! It's always so relaxing at Eastport, the staff is always friendly, and it's one of our favorite places to get away for the weekend that's not too far from home. This is definitely the "quieter" end of Pickwick lake which is really nice because the waves are so much less choppy and it's easier to dock your boat at the end of the day. My parents loved moving our family over to this end because it was safer for my younger sister to take out the jetski without fear of her getting run over or an accident happening. Definitely a friendly community that's a ton of fun to be around! It's hard to schedule boat cleanings and maintenance and to find someone to do it in a timely manner, which is common for Tishamingo county, but it is a hassle. The dock is a bit older so it's a tad run down but it's definitely safe. The only draw back to being on the "quiet" side of the lake is that you have to take your boat a good 30-45 minutes down the lake to go to dry creek or the falls where everyone hangs out and tethers their boats together for the day. there are some really fun hang out spots near by the marina but they're much quieter than the other spots on the lake. This end of the lake is also not as pricey for real estate and boat slips which is super convenient. They still have gas stations to fuel your marine crafts and a grill to grab a bite to eat!