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The Point Restaurant

4.3 (314 reviews)
ModerateSeafood, Bars, Desserts
Closed • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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THE POINT RESTAURANT ATMOSPHERE

What's the vibe?
Live music
Loud
Casual
Good for kids

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Fried shrimp
Rich R.

Outstanding food and service. Soft shell crab was great, fried shrimp was excellent, service too.

Country fried steak
Erica R.

The Point is ON POINT. We elected to eat our last meal of 2025 here and we' were oh so very happy with our choice. The Point is a laid back, casual joint with seating for groups of any size. There's plenty of parking out front, out back, and across the street. The space is charming and homey. We were seated right away and told about the many specials being offered. Since it was a Wednesday, we were given a generous military discount of 50% off appetizers so we couldn't pass on the potato skins. They were delicious. We also received 10% off our entrees. It was so nice to be recognized for our service. For my entree, I tried the blackened triple tail and it was fantastic! For my sides I had a baked potato and coleslaw. My better half had the country fried steak and he was so very pleased. He also tried the onion rings and enjoyed them greatly. The service put this experience over the top. All of the staff are friendly and efficient and made us feel so welcome and at home. We have been recommending The Point to everyone else we have met in town. This was the best way to end out 2025 and I hope 2026 brings us back here!

I hate to leave bad reviews. Especially here because I love this place. I am local and have eaten here many times. I ordered a soft shell crab on Gambinos bread. I got a postage stamp sized, little baby crab on texas toast. With iced tea the bill was $23.96. I told Sharon that I would be embarrassed to serve my customers such a sad looking plate. She deducted $4.00. See attached.

Karen D.

We discovered an incredible restaurant in Perdido Key that was perfect for a Sunday dinner with family, offering exceptional service, delicious food, and lovely music that made our evening truly special.

fried platter with upcharge special
Tanya C.

great lunch today with the fresh catch of triple tail for the win! my downside was my order of salad. the greens were wilted and just not appetizing but the fish served a top was great. he also ordered the triple tail and said it was so fresh and tasty. danielle was our server and was so attentive. the interior isn't much to look at, just an old outdated building . the food and service is the draw for return customers!

Fried whole mullet
Dale S.

Happy to point out that The Point is still 100% on point after all these years of Point dining (some 35 or so years for us now). Same familiar and comfortable ambiance; same friendly service (the lovely and personable Taylor today); and the same great fried mullet as always (which is what we drive from Pensacola for). We enjoyed a dozen of the LA oysters which today boasted a perfect brine followed by a cup of the hearty gumbo. And then... the piéce de résistance, fried mullet. We order a whole mullet each a la carte with no sides. $8 per mullet. We can make all the sides we love at home. When we're here in PNS/Perdido Key we want mullet , just mullet, without any side distractions, LOL. As I mentioned we did try the gumbo today as I'm on a gumbo reconnoiter, research and recipe mission this year. It's pretty darn good here. I would love to see an even darker roux, but it's plenty flavorful here. Our mullet, though not large, were perfectly breaded, seasoned, and fried. So enjoyable. Mullet nirvana. One of life's great pleasures here on God's great earth is restaurants like The Point which stand the test of time because of their commitment to the culinary craft, providing not only the pleasure of great food but as well of dining experiences that span and connect successive generations of family and friends. To wit see my Ray Smith story in a previous review. Included here is a pick of me and that bass player, Ray Smith with Bubba and Them from when we reconnected a couple years ago. Still playing at The Point.

Bar area
Kevin M.

My wife and I arrive for an early dinner. There were only a couple of tables seated. We were ushered to a Table in the corner that was dark and cold. We did not want to sit there so we got up and moved to the bar. Our waitress who seated us took care of us at the bar. We opened with adult beverages and ordered our meals. My wife, a hamburger with blue cheese and I there small platter with the fresh catch of the day Blackened, cheesy grits, and fresh peas. Our food came out relatively quickly and we started our meal. It was at that point that we saw a couple of things that soured our appetite a bit. On our way out, I shared a couple of pictures to the man who appeared to be the manager that we observed from our vantage point at the bar. We hope they take care of them. We can't give anything higher than a three due to that. Hopefully, if we visit again, we'll see those issues taken care of.

Soft shelled crab... sooo good!
Jenifer K.

Shae served us and WOW! Service was AMAZING... and the FOOD Seriously, some of the best we have had on our southern tour this winter! Such a gem... a hidden treasure! GREAT REAL food and drinks... amazing service! I ate way too much... but it was too good not to

Shrimp po boy

Food is good but not great. The hush puppies are the best I have ever had but the fried mullet and the shrimp po boy were ok. Service was great, our waitress Taylor was very attentive and nice.

Home made key lime CAKE
Anna Y.

Great service. Best hush puppies and coleslaw I've had in a while. Tuna dip is amazing as well. Live music available, great ambience

Piña colada and fried cheesecake

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We love this restaurant !! food is excellent, staff is so sweet and helpful. love this place !!!!!

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Everything about the Point was great. Drinks were good, the live music, our waitress was very good, and the scallops were fantastic!

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We've been going here for years and it's never let us down! Great food & service. The sandwiches are delicious & homemade.

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