To put it simply...there is not a club that exists that is more beautiful, offers more services or…read moreis better run than Quail Valley. If you have the privilege to join do not hesitate. The spa is relaxing and serene, the pool/tiki bar lively and social, the gym well equipped with challenging fitness classes, the tennis program is great for all ages and abilities, dining is superb with a top rated chef and staff, special events (especially 4th of July) are incredible memory makers and the marina (even for non boaters) is beautiful with all amenities available. We love to take out the kayaks to get a closer look at the dolphins and manatee that frequent the private cove. We stayed in the suites one week while we were in town to check on our home which was being renovated. The BEST place to stay in Vero hands down! It was hard to leave! Hmmm...maybe we should have just reserved a room for a few months instead of buying a home in Vero. : ) ...and this review is just for the River Club. The QV Golf Club is equally amazing!

This place is outstanding in every way! The food was wonderful, the service was first-class and…read morethe setting was just amazing! A must do when in Vero Beach!

This is a very cool experience for several reasons first it is filled with local history including…read moredocuments, photos and artifacts. Secondly it's cool as in a great place to get out of the Florida sun. Entry into the museum is included in the entrance fee when entering the park, the museum is located on the south side of the inlet. The Sebastian Fishing Museum is devoted to the rich cultural history of Sebastian's fishing industry. The lives and history of the people who lived in Sebastian were interwoven with fishing and the Indian River Lagoon. The museum commemorates three of Sebastian's early families that operated fish houses: Sembler, Smith, and Judah. Inside you will find a replica of an original fish house and dock. A homemade fishing boat, nets, fishing gear, and photos of fishing in the lagoon are also on display. There is also a gift shop offering some pretty cool stuff!

They closed at quarter till four, not 4 o'clock as posted. Wouldn't even let us into the gift shop.read more

10 out of 10! This festival committee knows how to through a great party! The food was great!…read moreReasonable priced and great quality. The vendor booths were too notch!' The entertainment SO AMAZING! We saw Almighty Queen. I really felt like I was watching an actual Freddy Queen Concert! I would follow them anywhere! Great talent!! I will definitely come back next year!! Thank you.

If you get there by mid-morning, parking is not a problem, and you're able to park right on the…read moregrounds instead of having to go to the airport and take a shuttle. We sampled so many different types of foods, and all were fresh and good as you'd expect. Not the best in any category, but perfectly good. My favorite were the sweet puppies which were essentially hush puppies, but with sugar. Live music played throughout, and the band when we were there was surprisingly good.

Popped in last night. After hearing it was under new management. We were thrilled at all the…read morechanges! The new layout is beautiful, the new manager greeted us with a smile and a drink. He kept us engaged and was very attentive to all the customers inside. We were thrilled with the changes and can't wait to go back!

Stopped in on a friend's recommendation and this place immediately earned its keep. Small shop,…read moredeep bench. The kind of selection where you can tell someone actually curates instead of just filling shelves. Dana knows her wines. Full stop. She lined up six different recommendations and every single one stood on its own. No filler pours, no "this one grows on you" nonsense. The Vermentino was crisp and stupidly easy to enjoy, and the Ca' Montebello was a standout. Balanced, interesting, and gone way too fast. The vibe is relaxed, welcoming, and refreshingly unpretentious. You can taste, ask questions, and actually enjoy the process without feeling rushed or talked down to. If you're deciding between this spot and the competition down the street, take the hint and come here.

Do you like the smell of the ocean air and good wine? Vino Vero is the spot for you. My wife and I…read morecame here during our weekend getaway and we loved this spot! Vibe: About one block from the beach, this place is hidden on the main road. Nice and cozy, there was still plenty of seating and for our group. Locals and regulars kept stopping by to speak with the owner and check out the wines available (or say hello to her pup). You can tell this is definitely a great place to kick back and relax with a good glass of wine. Wine: There was a very good selection of wines available. Reds, whites, rose, and even a few beers, there was something for everyone. My wife and I had a glass of white wine from New Zealand. The wine was perfect. Service: We met Dana the owner and were extremely well taken care of! She was knowledgeable with the wines and extremely happy to with anyone who walked in. Overall this place was perfect for a quick glass of wine off of the beach or a laid back hangout with locals. I would HIGHLY recommend everyone give this place a try!

Niki and I have been going to watch Polo at Vero Beach Polo for two seasons now and we keep telling…read moreourselves why didnt we start going sooner. My dad was a Polo player and we bred Polo ponies and Thoroughbreds at our our families ranch in the Hudson Valley. Watching Polo now brings me back to those days, well without all the work of course. We set up chairs and an umbrella to protect us from the sun. We enjoy snacks, drinks, sometimes a beer or some nice wine while watching the matches. Some people bring their dogs but leashes are required. Polo is an exciting game to watch and halftime comes the divot stomping which is alot of fun. Come bring your family and friends and enjoy a picnic while watching man and horse take chase. Sundays at 2pm. Come early to get a good spot.

To the person complaining there was nothing for children.....it is an adult arcade...get a…read morebabysitter like other people do ...that was no Treason to give a bad review . The age is 21 to enter.

A nice place to learn about manatees along the Fort Pierce waterfront…read more While visiting Fort Pierce, we decided to stop at the Manatee Observation and Education Center located near the A.E. Backus Museum and found it to be a very nice little attraction. Admission was only $3 per person, making it an inexpensive place to spend some time and learn about Florida's manatees and other local wildlife. The center is a stand-alone building with two main rooms and an observation area overlooking the water. Inside there are three tanks, including two with fish and another with starfish and anemones. There are a lot of interesting displays and activities that seem especially geared toward children, although we enjoyed looking through them as adults as well. One of the more unusual things I enjoyed was a small robotics display that I thought was very cool. The staff was wonderful and took the time to explain the different parts of the center and answer our questions. Outside, there is a covered walkway along the water with informational signs explaining the area and its wildlife. Across the water is a very nice mural painted along the seawall that adds some color to the view. Behind the center there is also a fun mural and photo opportunity where you can see how you "size up" compared with a manatee. Make sure you go up to the observation deck above the walkway, which gives you a nice view of the water and surrounding area and, if you're lucky, perhaps a chance to spot a manatee. Overall, this is a very nice and inexpensive stop in the Fort Pierce area. Between the displays, tanks, friendly staff, waterfront setting, and observation deck, it is a good place to learn a little more about manatees and the local environment. Enjoy!

We stopped in with our niece for some education and a break from the sun. We were pleasantly…read moresurprised by how knowledgeable and friendly the staff were. We learned so much! The scavenger hunt was an added bonus.