Very friendly and good prices, very big selection and has something for everyone. Will be coming…read moreback next time in town.

Going in, I felt like it was going to be another "junk" beach shop for the tourists. Well, it was…read morea bit better. They carry a few more name-brand items (if you're into quality, and paying a little more), and a few things you don't see at other stores. It's a decent stop if you want something nice.

Clean store with A LOT in here! I actually found some perfect bottoms for bikini mix and matching…read morefor the week- on clearance here. My cousin got the same pair at another store for 2x the price. Worth a stop in and get a Corksicle for the beach!

This place is got something for everyone. The first night we were in town, we bought our swim wear…read morehere. Lots of options. We picked up a couple of items for ourselves. The next night we went back and bought something for everyone on our lists. All the employees were amazing, Christina helped me find all the things I was looking for. Some of us had a lot of fun at the quarter machines. Even though I spent a bunch of money, I am super happy with all the things I bought. And all the things I brought as gifts for my folks, they love it. So the next time I am in PCB, I will come by here.

Pier Park is about a mile away from where my wife and I stay for the winter in Panama City Beach…read more They have a wonderful Mardi Gras party parade and festivities for New Years. Some great restaurants like Angry Tuna and Ford's (Get their Pilled BBQ Happy hour special, $13 for a spectacular sandwich and fries and a beer) The stall workers barking at you are annoying, but harmless. Cool Ferris Wheel and a movie theater and a nearby Target and Wal-Mart. We go here often during the winter and there are even places across the highway if you want a liquor store or some more great restaurants. Love it! Some of the chain restaurants can get tourist trap pricey.

Pier was beautiful and I had a great time. There were so many people and it definitely took away…read morefrom the experience. $4 entrance fee. Lots of people fishing and they were catching little fish.

I like the shorts and shirts I got. The have gifts and henna tattoos. Staff was very friendly and…read morewe were able to get what we need it.

They started selling acai bowls at their cafe inside and it was delicious. The manager Leighton…read moregreeted me upon walking in and told me about their latest addition to the menu. Now I can come in for my morning coffee and get an acai bowl for breakfast too. That's the definition of a one stop shop. Will be back! It was so good that I started eating it before taking a pic (sorry!)

I have stopped here since I was a teen in the 80s to get my surfing clothes and gear.Great service…read moreand the prices are reasonable.Now it is visited by The Working Man Review.

I have been going to this store since I was a small child. It's such a part of my childhood! I get…read morea shirt every year. They are the nicest people and I can't wait to go back this summer! It's a part of history at PCB!

I have never been more disgusted or heartbroken walking out of a store than I was at Jaws in Panama…read moreCity Beach. They are selling live baby turtles as beach souvenirs, crammed into tiny plastic cages like they are disposable toys. Inside the ice-cold water were four dead turtles floating among the living ones. Seeing that alone was awful, but what happened next made me sick. I told an employee that another turtle looked like it was dying. She picked up the turtle, while it was still alive, and threw it straight into the garbage like it was trash. Not dead. Alive. Thrown away. I waited until she walked off, then pulled the turtle out of the garbage myself because I could not leave it there to die. I am now trying to save it. There were no care instructions, no concern, no humanity. These are freshwater yellow-bellied cooters, not throwaway vacation novelties. How many tourists buy these animals with no idea how to care for them? How many end up neglected, abandoned, or dumped into the ocean when the trip is over, where a freshwater turtle has no chance of surviving? What I saw was not just upsetting. It was cruel. It was cold. It was inhumane. These animals are being treated like cheap impulse items until they die, and the people selling them do not seem to care. Do not support this place. Do not give money to a business that treats living creatures as disposable souvenirs.

Same old touristy "junk store" you find all over the place. We felt a little deceived by the "BOGO…read moret-shirts" sign hanging above all the t-shirts. The sign is just for SOME of them. Not very helpful. We didn't find this out until we got to the register (same for the folks behind us). They can do better.

Authentic and great Korean food! The staff are great and ensure you have a great experience. I…read morehighly recommend if you love Korean food.

Today was my first time to try it. It always smells so good. They were very friendly and helpful…read more And so much food and tasted so good. I will be going back. Thank you

if I could leave negative stars I would…read more.... We visited this store hoping to pick out a few souvenirs, but were made to feel very unwelcome from the moment we walked in. When our young son accidentally dropped a small, cheaply made item, the woman working there (an older lady) was incredibly rude and insisted we pay $4 for something that was obviously worth a fraction of that. Instead of treating us with any understanding or basic courtesy, she acted as though we were a burden. If you're looking for a friendly place to shop for souvenirs, I'd recommend going literally anywhere else. Very disappointing experience

Such a cute little shop. You are sure to find something for everyone! Some items may be a little…read moreoverpriced but nonetheless it saves you a drive to PCB. Also the lady working the desk was very friendly. Revisiting today!

One of the most wholesome shops you could visit in 30A, in other words a must-visit!…read more This store is an absolute hidden gem. The owner is delightful and is a collector of vintage items and machines from the 1950s. One of the ways he shares this love for his vintage collection is by demonstrating how they work for the kids. It is a wonderful experience! He let us try out the vending machine, inserting the coins, and then taking the bottled Pepsi or other sodas from the machine. Definitely an amazing experience! As if the store didn't hold enough wonders and interesting artifacts, in the back of the store is also a 1950s pay phone that actually works! They also have everything from drinks, snacks, convenience items, beach necessities and etc. Check out their awesome T-shirt display! Thank you to the owner for the once in a lifetime opportunity to experience such wonders from the 50s. Don't miss out! The best store in 30A!!!

Worst experience of my life. Whoever was working verbally assaulted my boyfriend and I for no…read morereason. I was trying to purchase something and my boyfriend was waiting for me. The guy walked over and asked how old my boyfriend was and he told him and in response he kicked him out and used lots of profound language in front of kids. He said lots of terrible things about him as well as myself. I was absolutely terrified of what he would say or do next and quickly left. I would never recommend this to anyone especially if you are a female and/or go alone.

Everything is over a dollar. I don't know how they can call themselves a dollar store.read more

I absolutely LOVED this store! It's every thrifter & bargain hunter's DREAM store! Everything is a…read moredollar or less. There is another location as well. They have overstock and less than perfect souvenir items from all over the country, not just Florida! This is a GREAT place to come to get super cheap souvenirs. Why pay more elsewhere? They have EVERYTHING you could ever possibly need! This store is a MUST SEE!