Came here for some drinks, and it's the satellite location to the original in Pensacola. Neat…read moreatmosphere, but it was completely dead on a mid afternoon on. Thursday. Bartender was very friendly and helpful with dinner recommendations nearby. Bushwhacker, the signature drink in this area left a lot to be desired. Served in a styrofoam cup(really?). Ice cream tasted like it was from a machine, not strong at all. Honestly... there are far better places for drinks in the area.

Dive bar that doesn't disappoint. They have an outside bar and 2 inside bars. Can be busy but you…read morenever wait long for a drink. Servers are nice enough inside is clean enough. It's a dive bar so it is what it is no food.

fun dive bar with specializing in frozen drinks. they also offer traditional cocktails and beer…read more there is a limited food menu available. the bar tenders do a good job filling orders. there does not appear to be table service available. they have live music playing on the " outlaw" stage making for a fun time.

I'm so sad this place is leaving. It's a stop I make every time I visit GS. Their pina colada is my…read moreall time favorite! They're always quick and kind.

The Pour is hands-down one of the best spots around. Great atmosphere, friendly staff, and drinks…read moremade perfectly every time. The vibe is relaxed but still lively, and you never feel rushed. Whether you're stopping in for one drink or staying a while, it's always a solid experience. *the bartender (the person pouring ur beer) is always awesome, friendly, funny and over-the-top nice! Highly recommended!

Who can complain when you pour your own beer and see what you are being charged while doing so??read more

Decided to check out the speakeasy...very cool vibes! You need a code to get into the bar, friendly…read morestaff, super helpful with picking out your drink...the drinks are an experience in themselves!!! They have limited food (charcuterie board), but that's all good! They do have music just not while we were here...Will have to come back!!!

The best speak easy that I have ever been to, The proprietor Jerr McCutchen was absolutely awesome!read more

Employees make a bar.... It is not just the young girls…read morethat are sitting at the bar...... Drinks were poured well.. typical overpriced for the tourists. Had to ask for a food menu.... Food not the same caliber that it was a year ago. Sloppy, tacos not filled, flavor was missing.

Cool little stand alone bar sitting on the water at The Wharf. It is all outdoors and has a music…read morebandstand for live tunes too. It's shaped like a boat, hence the name. It's a very popular spot prior to concert events at the Wharf as well. Only downside can be the heat at certain times. Nice spot for a cocktail or brew and a few tunes! Make sure to tip your bartender, especially on slow nights.

If I could give Ginny Lane Bar & Grill a sixth star, I would--but Yelp told me to relax…read more Let me start with the main event: the brunch shrimp and grits. I don't know what kind of magic they're putting in that bowl, but if every diplomatic negotiation started with this dish, we'd have world peace by noon. The grits were creamy, the shrimp were perfect, and the egg on top? Absolute brilliance. It was like the chef said, "Let's take perfection... and then promote it." The water view was so good I forgot for a moment that I'm a responsible adult with things to do. If you're trying to lower your blood pressure or pretend you're in a country music video--this is the spot. Our waitress was a delight--friendly, fast, and somehow always there exactly when we needed her but never hovering like a helicopter parent. A true brunch ninja. And let's talk about the $1 mimosas. I'm not saying they changed my life... but I am saying that after the third one, I briefly considered becoming a full-time brunch influencer. To finish strong, the bread pudding arrived and it was huge. A portion so generous it made me question every other restaurant's life choices. Warm, rich, perfectly sweet--basically dessert therapy. Bottom line: If you go to Ginny Lane Bar & Grill and don't have a good time, check your pulse. This place nails brunch, vibes, service, and value.

Service was great as always. But the portion size from 8…read moreyears ago til now leaves you feeling like you're being taken advantage of . Literally 4 forks worth of Grouper not just 1 person but 6 people all experienced this

The food was really good. The service was super nice, but super slow. Like, really slow! And the…read morehostess was rude.

Always amazing!! One of my favorite go to's!! The risotto…read morewhite fish with white wine sauce is incredible! You must have their calamari.... The best!!!!!! Service was good, love the vibe here.

Angela was both sassy and abusive which we thought was pretty unique lol She managed to SELL my…read morewife a margarita that she really did not want before noon lol She is making your company money!! We shared the bbq nachos which were delicious. Next time we are back to the Wharf we will be armed and dangerous lol

We went to Dick's Last Resort knowing exactly what it is--sarcastic, rude, and a little over the…read moretop. That's not the problem. The problem is this wasn't clever or funny. It was constant sexual commentary from start to finish. Our server didn't "read the table" at all. He made a comment to my son's girlfriend asking what protein she wanted with her mac and cheese, then followed it with, "or do you get enough from him?" while pointing at my son. That's not part of the act I am guessing...that's just inappropriate!! Every interaction had some kind of sexual angle. Not witty, not timed well--just nonstop, low-level, crude remarks. At some point it stops being the restaurant's "thing" and just becomes uncomfortable and honestly embarrassing. What he wrote on my hat was also sexual and vulgar for no reason. Again, not funny--just lazy shock humor. I'm not offended easily, and I don't walk into a place like this expecting fine dining behavior. But there's a clear difference between being playfully rude and being outright inappropriate, especially when you're speaking to someone's girlfriend in front of her family. Then the bill hits--$107 for extremely basic food. Mac and cheese, plain noodles, tater tots with a little bowl of melted cheese labeled as "fondue," and sodas. That's not even average quality, let alone worth that price. If you're going to charge like that, at least deliver an experience that's actually entertaining. This wasn't entertaining--it was uncomfortable, repetitive, and way below the mark. If this is the direction the place is going, they've completely lost what made the concept work in the first place!! Do Better!! Update: The owner publicly stated they would be reaching out to me privately, but no message has been received. If the goal was to resolve this, there was an opportunity to do so.

We popped in for a late lunch and were blown away by the boiled peanuts. Not just any old boiled…read morepeanuts, because they were tossed in a delicious seasoning with pieces of smoked ham. I could have made a meal out of this dish! The platter of pimiento and egg salad sandwiches was mighty tasty as well. The service was spot on, friendly, and efficient.

We had an unforgettable meal at the restaurant inside Tee Off at The Wharf in Orange Beach--truly a…read morehidden gem tucked inside the swing of a golf club! Chef Jon Kastner (yes, the same culinary genius formerly at Anchor Bar & Grill and Southern Chili Lab) is working magic in the kitchen here. Every dish was creative, flavorful, and beautifully executed. We started with the boiled peanut hummus--a bold, Southern twist that somehow tasted like comfort and innovation all at once. The pickled collards (and other veggies) on top perfectly complemented the smooth hummus. The wings were crisp, juicy, so flavorful, and the Alabama white BBQ sauce was downright addictive. I seriously could eat that sauce on everything. We couldn't resist trying a couple of other wing sauces, too, and every one was a win. The fried green tomato salad was another standout--fresh, tangy, and just the right balance of crispy and creamy. From start to finish, the food was elevated but not fussy--exactly the kind of place you want to linger with friends, savoring every bite. Whether you're here to play or just to eat, Tee Off is officially on our must-visit list.

Had another great dinner with the steak tacos and Boudin egg rolls. Very busy and fun atmosphere as…read morealways

A great locals pub. Good food & service in that nice "hole in the wall" atmosphere everyone loves.read more