Walter's Place has been inside this hotel since the 1970s. Obviously, it's been renovated to great…read moreeffect. It's a humble bar, mostly for guests, but it can get really busy. It's great to hit the bar and then the pool. Generally, the bar tenders working here are top-par, and the it's fun to converse with other guests.

There are so many good restaurants in Stuart. It was nice…read moreto just eat at the motel after a long trip. The hamburger and salad was good and the place was very clean. My wife enjoyed happy hour. A glass of wine was only $4.0

Omg! They have TipsyDictionary adult spelling bee and a monthly comedy open mic night. HILARIOUS!…read morePlus the THC drinks are Delish!

I visited The Vine & Barley in Port St. Lucie for what I hoped would be a quiet glass of wine after…read morea particularly difficult day. I was alone, simply looking for a comfortable place to unwind. Almost immediately after I sat down and placed my order, I overheard a man say, "Imagine being a white slave owner." This was followed by another remark: "Oh look, she just sat down." As a Black woman sitting alone in that establishment, I was absolutely stunned. I cannot speak to the man's intentions, but I can speak to what I heard, how it made me feel, and the fact that I no longer felt comfortable remaining there. I paid for my wine without taking a single sip and left the establishment visibly shaken. While sitting in my car, I overheard the bartender, who later identified herself as a manager, speaking with someone on the phone about my abrupt departure. She appeared genuinely concerned that something she had done might have offended me. I approached her and explained what had actually happened. She was gracious, apologetic, and compassionate. I want to acknowledge that because she did nothing to cause this experience, and I appreciated the kindness she extended to me. What troubled me further was overhearing another conversation in which someone who appeared to be in a leadership position suggested that perhaps the situation was a misunderstanding and encouraged the manager to investigate further. I understand the importance of establishing facts. However, hearing the possibility of a "misunderstanding" raised while I was still processing what had happened was deeply discouraging. I did not come looking for conflict. I came looking for a glass of wine. As a Black woman, there is an exhaustion that comes with having to consider whether a space is welcoming, whether an inappropriate comment is directed at you, whether speaking up will make things worse, and whether your experience will be believed. I simply wanted to sit alone, enjoy a glass of wine, and have a moment of peace. Instead, I left without drinking what I purchased, shaken by an encounter I never anticipated having. I recognize that a business cannot control every statement made by its patrons. I also recognize that one person's behavior does not necessarily represent the values of an entire establishment. But the way these moments are acknowledged and addressed matters. I am sharing this experience not to disparage the employee who treated me with kindness, but because people deserve to know how an establishment feels to the people who walk through its doors, including those who may not feel welcome once they're inside. I did not feel welcome. I did not feel comfortable. And I left wondering why something as simple as enjoying a glass of wine alone had to become another moment in which I questioned whether I belonged. I sent this as an email to the owner over a week ago with no correspondence. Since there has been no response, I decided to make this interaction public so people who look like me can make informed decisions about where their money is spent. I deserved better than that. Every guest does.

Terra Fermata feels like the coolest backyard concert you never knew you were invited to. Think of…read morean eclectic band rolling into your backyard--close enough to smell the sweat, the weed, and the realness of live music. No pool house... but a great bar that keeps the good times flowing. Grab a lawn chair, a picnic bench, heck--pull up an empty keg if you have to. It's retro, quirky, perfectly imperfect, and totally awesome. No giant stadium distance, no pretension--just musicians and music lovers sharing the same little patch of earth. You MIGHT see bands like: * The Flamingo Insurance Adjusters * Port St. Lucie Sock Drawer Orchestra * Josh & the Couchlandia Couch Cushions * Rotary's Midnight Funnel Cake Rebellion * The Sweaty Tiki Philosophers * Big Brother & the Little Noise Makers It's weird, it's wonderful, and it's exactly what live music should be. Perfect spot for a Rotary crew night out--or a fun BBBS-friendly show when the lineup fits.

Made the loooong drive up to Stuart for a favorite band and Terra Fermata as the venue was about as…read moregood as it gets! Plenty of parking nearby, whether street, an empty field, or a lot around the corner. The pizza vendor near the front was our first stop and it was pretty damn tasty! Lots of seating and tables for people to sit and enjoy the music, plus a bar full of craft beers. Due to my bad knee, this is where I ended up sitting and the view was great. My bartender Tom was fast, efficient, friendly, and guided me toward a new sour I'd never tried before but loved.

Live music, good bartenders, cozy seating…read more Limited food menu, but the drinks and the vibe are good

I came here and literally loved it it was on the water and they had a dock where boys can pull up…read moreand out consistently and eat or chill and relax and have drinks it's a very airy environment and a great place to meet with friends with great vibes and the food and drinks are great. And they have great options for bites and cocktails you can come with kids during the day with your kids or family. All in all I had a great experience.

Good food; Great prices; excellent service…read more Not fancy, but always busy which is a good sign. Who else knew about this place?

Yes i eat here very frequently for a number of reasons. It's a great local dive bar. The servers…read moreare really great and very friendly. It's definitely family friendly there are always kids around. The food is great you definitely get your monies worth. It's in expensive but is still great. If you haven't been get your butt over there It's worth it.

Kevin was super funny and took care of our party while we had fun! Great games and entertainment…read morefor a good night!

This bar has terrible service and bartenders... They don't…read morehave enough respect for people to stop serving them when they've had to many beers , and they know they're going to drive or ride a motorcycle...

Yep I can drink smoke and be myself here at Harpers…read more Bartender relatively quick, bets to be made on the horses:) The drinks are strong, which is whats up!!! I like you Harpers:)) You can trust me, I was in the business for yeeeears ;D

Dive bar Harper sits…read morein the corner of a strip mall, quite literally in the corner, and is virtually impossible to see from the road. This may or may not work well depending on your viewpoint, but if you're looking for a place to go hide for an hour or three it's an ideal location. As others have said, this is a no doubt about it dive bar. And interesting mix of patrons and your average standard bartender dude who always seems to be there and makes good drinks. No pretentiousness at Harper's, or frilly drinks. Another fun fact: you can smoke there, so if you are one of those people who don't like smoke or smokers this is definitely not the place for you. Physical size of the place is actually pretty good, and the bathrooms are clean, There are plenty of stools at the bar... combined with relatively cheap drinks that are well made and you have, in my opinion, a great little place to hide away or hang out or whatever. Parking lot in front

My partner and I came here while on a mini vacation. I'm not much of a bowler but I gotta admit I…read moredid have fun! The prices were pretty good - they have pretty good deals on certain nights. We didn't have the food but they do offer food and drinks.

I advise reservations for a large party (we had 7) Overall,…read morea good time for a multigenerational family outing! The lanes=okay Service=okay Food=generic Price=reasonable for entertainment, food, and drinks for 7 people (approx. 100,00 for 1.5 hours bowling including shoes) Food was another 50.00 dollars for pizzas and fries and drinks were maybe 50.00) The place could probably use some upgrades and we had to get our own food and drink orders at the bar (food was delivered to our lanes)