This place was a let down. Beautiful view and my frozen bushwhacker was pretty tasty. However it…read morewas more than half empty and so quiet when we went up in the early afternoon noon, that it was almost boring. No music or anything. There were also about 5 bar staff and 10 customers on the entire roof, and our wine and frozen cocktail took a while to get. We had to walk up to the bar to close out our check because the waitress never came back to our table.

Came here a couple times. Once for lunch and then a dinner on a different evening. In both cases…read morethe experience was very good. The menu has great choices. The prices for lunch were reasonable, and the dinner prices were on the pricey side. There were only a few tables being served for lunch, but then dinner time, the place was much busier. Service was overall good, but we waited a considerable amount of time at dinner for our drinks. The dinner drinks were all specials, inventive, and expensive. All of the dishes we ordered were all done extremely well. Excellent preparation, well seasoned, the right temps, and good portions. Dinner came we a couple baskets of bread, fresh and warm, with a specialty butter. The servers were attentive, personal, patient and helpful. We would come back in the future.

I'm happily apart of A&D Honey Farms and we recently got accepted to do Thursday markets here at…read morethe big chill in 30A . We love the atmosphere and food options, it's family friendly offering something for everyone to enjoy. Games, food, outdoor covered seating so you aren't getting baked by the sun, friendly staff, which you always see diligently working together. I'm super excited to be apart of these markets and can't wait to see what the summer months bring for us.

Cool place, good concept, fun atmosphere, solid food options. Something for everyone! I really…read moreenjoyed the communal lawn area. There are also shops in the area. A few of us ordered from Duo's, and my boyfriend had tacos from Macho Taco. The food was really tasty, I loved his tacos! I had the Chicken Sandwich and others had turkey clubs. The portion sizes were great and the sauce bar was an added bonus. The prices, while high, aren't surprising for the area nor are they outrageous. I'd recommend as a place to bring the family or as a group of friends staying near by.

Absolutely phenomenal experience! Maggie is out-of-this-world and truly made our experience extra…read morespecial. We agreed it wouldn't have been the same without her! She feels like a familiar old friend to us. The restaurant is beautiful and cozy. We loved sitting in the bar area. We ordered: -Bread Candle, 10/10 super yummy and well seasoned. -Ceviche, 20/10 Fresh and delicious -Fried Deviled Eggs, 9/10. Creative and tasty -Red Snapper entree, 10/10 best ever! The crust is to die for. Maggie made an amazing suggestion to sub truffle potatoes instead of fingerling which totally made the meal -Rock Shrimp Pasta - 10/10 for me. This was outstanding, eat it fast as the sauce can separate but amazing flavor -Carrot Cake - 8/10. CC isn't my fave but even I can appreciate its deliciousness A must experience when in Rosemary, and request Maggie if you can!

So good. Few things- you can book via Open Table for reservations but they require a credit card…read more Second, it's 18+ after 2:30 pm. We lucked out that they let us come with our two adult sons and one slightly younger since he was with his parents. Appetizers: ceviches, blackened crab legs, and butter candle. All were fantastic. Great flavor. Mains: I had the red snapper and took the server's recommendation to swap the fingerling potatoes for the truffled mashed potatoes. (Lighting in the picture isn't great, but it was divine.) My husband & one son had the filet, another had the pasta, and the last one had the pork chop. All were really good. Dessert: we sampled the chocolate torte, crème brûlée, and the key lime pie. All were good, but not standouts on their own.

Absolutely fantastic food! The fish is cooked perfectly and everything has so much rich flavor! The…read moreprices were pretty reasonable considering it's a nicer seafood restaurant. Even their kids menu is affordable with great portions. The service is fantastic as well! I'd love to come back for their happy hour to do some damage on some raw oysters.

This was a pretty good restaurant. They had a nice waiting area with a small play area for kids to…read moreplay in. The food here was pretty good. I got a burger and I really enjoyed it. I could tell my friends enjoyed their food too. The service here was great! Our waiter was so nice and funny! The inside was pretty clean and so were the bathrooms. This restaurant had a good ambiance to it. The only downside to this place was it was slow. We had a two hour wait to get in followed by another hour to receive our food. Overall, good restaurant and I recommend it. Ps, there was a great view of the stars!

The ambiance is wonderful! Solid menu... a little something for everyone. So happy our friends…read morebrought us here! The service was problematic-- no single person to blame, though. It was a chain reaction. They were debuting a new menu, so the kitchen was a bit slow. Our server was either being trained or training someone new--not totally sure. The appetizers were brought out after our entres. However, the food was fantastic as were the views and seating options.

Someone pointed me to the Mandy Burger - 8oz Brasstown beef patty, pepper-candied bacon, Boursin…read morecheese, tobacco fried onions, toasted brioche bun. Well, it was worth the trip. Cooked perfectly and a melody of tasts coming together in every single bite. Service was attentive and the decor was spot on that vibe from Havanna. However, I looked at the wall seeing the famous mug shot of Frank Sinatra from Bergen County NJ and wondered what was that all about? So, I "searched" on AI and discovered something I didn't know before: The Havana Beach Bar & Grill draws its inspiration directly from El Floridita, a legendary bar in Havana, Cuba, famous as a hangout for Ernest Hemingway and emblematic of the city's vibrant mid-20th-century nightlife scene. This ties into a broader theme of celebrating Cuba's golden era of cocktails, cuisine, and revelry, with menu influences from Caribbean and Gulf Coast flavors that evoke that spirit. Frank Sinatra's inclusion in the decor isn't random--it's a deliberate nod to his well-documented ties to Havana during the 1940s and 1950s. He visited Cuba multiple times, performed at iconic venues like the Tropicana and Hotel Nacional, and was part of the celebrity and mob-influenced social scene there. Notably, in February 1947, Sinatra traveled to Havana for what was publicly a gala event but was actually a cover for a major mob conference attended by figures like Lucky Luciano and the Fischetti brothers; he even arrived with a suitcase of cash and entertained at the gathering. Places like Havana's Hotel Nacional still display photos of him today as a famous visitor from that pre-revolutionary period. The specific use of his 1938 Bergen County mug shot (from an arrest on outdated charges of "seduction" involving a married woman) adds a layer of edginess, fitting the restaurant's evocation of Havana's glamorous yet gritty underworld vibe during the mob's heyday in Cuba. It's an iconic image often used in vintage decor to highlight Sinatra's rebellious early persona, which aligns with the era's celebrity lore that the restaurant channels amid its otherwise Cuba-focused elements.

On a recent visit to 30A, my wife and I and our friends wanted to enjoy a nice meal while watching…read morethe sun set on the nearby water. We looked up reviews and came across Bud & Alley's Restaurant as a likely way to do so. We were quite pleased with our experience once we found a table. When we arrived where you could make a reservation for a table downstairs, we were told the better views were upstairs with tables available for anyone who found them. We walked around for a while looking for a table opening up and though we didn't find any tables on the deck upstairs, we did find one with a gorgeous view well before sunset. The server being one of only a few there that night checked on us many times and was very helpful. We each ordered drinks. I got a Frozen Beach Bellini consisting of Lamarca prosecco with peach purée topped with an edible orchid. Then, when ordering dinner, my friend and I each ordered an eight ounce filet mignon consisting of grilled asparagus, Yukon mashed potatoes, and bordelaise sauce. My wife ordered a roasted salmon consisting of green lentils with pancetta and fennel, arugula, and dijon vinaigrette. We were quite delighted with everything we ate and drank! Bud & Alley's has been an award winning iconic restaurant in Seaside Florida since 1986, serving delicious farm- and fish-to-table food, offering exceptional service and making seaside memories for generations. Their restaurant hours are daily from 8 AM to 9:30 PM while the roof deck bar is open daily from 8 AM to 10 PM. They no longer have a happy hour though they have a limited menu Their website (https://www.budandalleys.com) has a lot of great information from the menu, reservation page, newsletter signup (for news, events, recipes and offers), events, reviews, beach cam, online ordering, gallery, press stories, and even links to other Bud and Alley restaurants. You can also sign up for Bud and Alley's Rewards at https://www.toasttab.com/s-w-d-r-grill-inc-dba-bud-alleys/rewardsSignup where you can earn earn 1 point for every $1.50 spent and unlock $5 off every 50 points. There may even be a birthday bonus. As a fun fact, the restaurant is actually named after a dog and cat and not people. You can see that in the logo. If you're in the area and want a good meal with good service and an excellent view, check it out!

For starters we were dining outside by the gazebo. We ordered the crab cakes ($98 for two…read moreentrees!) The outside was finished nicely, but inside the crab was runny and was as if it was thawed out and then they prepared it. A mushy mess! The grilled grouper entree was better but low on flavor. Sweet potato fries were cold. The calamari appetizer never showed up and only two people working the bar (which was slammed). We had to get up multiple times to ask for water or a napkin, etc. They gave us a rag to wipe down the outside tables before we sat down! ( great, now we work there!) The most enjoyable part of the dinner was the Big Bear sourdough bread! Bud & Alley's waterfront restaurant is not fine dining and expect to find better food elsewhere unless you're just looking for some great drinks and average food, and a sunset then pull up a chair. Also make note in Seaside there are resort fees added like on our bill of $180, we had to pay a $4.38 Entertainment fee and not negotiable. It only takes one bad experience and this was it. on another note, Bud and Alley's Italian restaurant with pizzas are much better choice!

My wife and I recently stayed at Camp Creek Inn for my wife's work meeting. We enjoyed our time at…read moreCamp Creek Inn, and each day when we arrived or left the Camp Creek Inn Clubhouse, we always passed by 1936 and its bar. My wife and I met her colleagues at the bar multiple times while I also ate breakfast at 1936 twice. Some of the staff were helpful and others didn't seem like they wanted to be there during breakfast. The food was all-around good. At the same time, the bar staff were incredibly helpful and went out of their way to be helpful. They were familiar with the obscure cocktail requests that my friend made without referencing a recipe book. Special thanks to Dulce and Benjamin at the bar!! The breakfast menu at 1936 includes Light Start items, Chef's Sunrise Specials, The Southern Griddle items, a Kids' Menu, and side dishes. On both days, my guest and I each ordered an Inn Breakfast consisting of two eggs cooked to your preference, Applewood smoked bacon, Logan Turnpike grits or breakfast potatoes, and biscuit or toast. My first day, I ordered toast along with bacon and breakfast potatoes with two eggs scrambled. The second day, I ordered a biscuit with breakfast potatoes with fruit instead of bacon. Everything was tasty! 1936 is open for Camp Creek Inn guests along with WaterSound Club members to enjoy its lounge and bar. It was named for the company's founding year and considers itself to offer an elevated yet warm and comfortable bar and relaxed lounge. It is considered to be the ideal place to gather for lighter fare and happy hour in the evening. 1936 is open daily from 7 AM to 10 PM. The bar is open until 11 PM on Friday and Saturday. Visit the 1936 website at https://watersoundclub.com/dining/1936 to see a gallery of images of 1936 along with the various menus. They have a breakfast menu (7-10:30 AM daily), a lunch and dinner menu, a drink menu, and a Golf Course Grab 'N Go menu. Definitely worth a visit if you're at the Camp Creek Inn!

Got the steak and it was definitely a cheap cut. Other than that, drinks were good and appetizers…read moreas well.

This boutique hotel is straight up wonderful! It's intimate, with its own pool and restaurants…read more Even though it is not an all-inclusive, it sure gets close! There is a sweets suite that has granola bars, popcorn, soda, oranges and apples, goldfish, an ice and water machine, espresso machine (that also makes hot cocoa), and ice cream bars! No need to pack extra snacks for your little ones on this trip! The rooms are large and the balconies have a gorgeous view of the bluest turquoise waters- it reminded me of being in the islands! The turndown service brings you fresh homemade cookies every night (so don't use your DND!). The staff onsite are super accommodating, the drinks at the bar are delicious, and the food is good as well. The pool drinks are more expensive if you go to the beach club next door. The pool area has a huge sunscreen dispenser (never seen one of these), ice water, fire pits (free to use). There is a tiny gym off the lobby (open 24/7). It has one treadmill, one elliptical, free weights, one bench, on pulley system and a Lululemon mirror thing. No one seemed to use it, so that was nice. The beach is powdered sugar soft a the ocean is clear and calm. It was an OASIS! The only surprise is that there isn't any drink service. Luckily the pool bar wasn't too far away. There is a free trolley you can take to other pools like the Watercolor Club (for kids), and other locations. There are some eateries within walking distance (however not a ton). The whole town is walkable and bike friendly. If you're a runner, there's a paved walkway that goes alongside the main road for miles and miles. I stuck to the trails behind the houses and loved it! It was secluded and woodsy, and yet I still saw houses so it didn't feel unsafe. This was probably one of the best vacations I've been on- it felt foreign but was stateside. Everyone enjoyed it- myself, my husband, our toddler, and my older in-laws. It's worth every penny! And bonus: the AC works amazingly! You can have a cold room and the ceiling fan makes it even better! The housekeeping was also phenomenal! Everyone was friendly and did such a great job! They gave us more shampoo, etc without us even having to ask. My only cons- I wish the free bike rental had helmets. I don't trust drivers when I have a little one to take care of, and the pool pump was loud so we couldn't really hear the ocean from the balcony, but not a deal killer.

Hotel is well located and has good entryway staff. Very attentive. Quite a bit of deferred…read moremaintenance and not worth the price IMHO. You are paying for location for sure. Restaurant and most importantly bar staff on 2nd floor were very average. Would not make eye contact with numerous patrons at times ... a number of us were sitting at bar and noted this as it took forever to get a drink at times. Rooms average and third floor room view was great. Won't be coming back to this Ritz priced "inn".

It was expensive for the amount of food we got! It is okay, though, because we went for the…read moreexperience, to sit down and enjoy the ambiance, and on our last night at the beach. You really can't beat this location and what is around the area! It is a casual experience - you order at the bar area, and there was a long line for Sunday night after the 4th of July! For it being a busy weekend, the food did not take long, surprisingly. We waited for the food at the bar and were able to snag a table right outside. For the food: The steak tacos were honestly amazing, and I wish I would have just gotten three of those, considering how much I paid. The carnita tacos were my second favorite. The chorizo was my least favorite, just because I have had better chorizo. Overall, pretty fun. Definitely won't go back again as a broke college student. The most casual expensive 'restaurant'!

Most expensive casual Mexican food experience in my life. People at the ordering counter were busy…read moreso I can't really speak to service but nothing stood out. A bought my friend's lunch - 2 margaritas, steak nachos and a chicken quesadilla (which looked like a kids meal) for $91?

Yum yum. Great food and service. Good fresh seafood and gumbo. Still the best key lime that we have…read morehad to date in PCB. Great place for families with kids. They have areas to let the kids to run around. We got reservation way in advance and walked right in. But be aware if cancel last minute they will charge you $25/person or if a no show the charge will happen as well. Tip they do have valet parking which is nice.

The extra fees were RIDICULOUS. Very frustrating to pay an extra $55 for no reason…read more Blackened Mahi (4/5): Small portion but the flavor was pretty good. I liked the Lemon Beurre Blanc sauce because it wasn't too lemon forward. Focaccia (4/5): I typically don't like goat cheese, but this spread was kinda nice. Very creamy. The bread was just ok though. Tuna Dip (3/5): Not super flavorful. I much prefer a smoked whitefish dip. Gumbo (3/5): Decent but I didn't like the okra in it. The ham also wasn't great. Flourless Chocolate Cake (4/5): I really wish this had a crust. The nuts were nice for texture. Maybe a bit too sweet. Key lime pie (4/5): Tasted pretty standard. Good whipped cream that was light and not overly sweet. RATING SYSTEM 5 - Great (Need to get this again) 4 - Good (Would get this again) 3 - Ok (Might give this another shot) 2 - Not Good (Won't get this again) 1 - Bad (Telling people to avoid this)