Delicious crepes and amazing coffee. Cute place on Main Street with a bit of charm and good…read moretasting food.

I stopped by earlier today with my wife and our twins for our morning coffee. When we're on…read morevacation, we try to visit a new local coffee shop, and this morning we decided to go to The Press. It's located in downtown Panama City and has a good amount of space inside. Immediately upon entering, there is some coffee and merchandise to your right, the ordering counter is straight ahead, and there's plenty of seating throughout the rest of the space. My wife and I were both drawn to their specialty menu, which was extensive and colorful. We both ended up choosing the same pistachio cookie latte, though I went with a large hot version, while my wife opted for a medium iced one. After about a five-minute wait, we had our coffees and headed on our way. My coffee turned out to be quite good. The first thing that hit me was the pistachio flavor, followed by the sweetness from the shortbread, and finally the coffee and milk came through at the finish. While I would have preferred a slightly stronger coffee flavor, I have to admit I basically inhaled it since I really enjoyed the taste. My wife also enjoyed her pistachio latte, and while she usually has quite a bit left by the time we get home, this time it was almost gone which says a lot. The bottom line for me is that I would head back here again in the future. I enjoyed the vibe of The Press and thought their specials were great as well.

Amazing dishes with wonderful flavor. The chef / owner, Andy, is very engaging and definitely loves…read moreall styles of cooking. He will come help and greet customers as we learned on our second visit to the restaurant during our trip to PCB for a girls trip. The pricing is well-chosen for the serving sizes and reasonable / affordable. Absolutely recommend this place for brunch!! We enjoyed our food so much on Wednesday we had to stop back in on our way back to Atlanta. If we return to PCB, we will come back! The table's recommendations: - Vegetable frittata - Vegetable Benedict - Waffles - Omelettes - quality coffee!

Unfortunately, this was a really disappointing experience. We came with a party of 12 for brunch,…read moreso we expected it to take a little longer, but it still took about 50 minutes for our food to come out, and we ended up being there for nearly two hours. The food was very hit or miss. My grilled cheese looked like it had been smashed in a panini press, but the cheese wasn't even melted, and the bacon didn't add much. The fries were honestly the best thing on my plate. The chicken salad sandwich was incredibly dry--more like a brick of chicken salad between two slices of bread than an actual sandwich. The grits were by far the worst part of the meal. They were watery, the grains tasted undercooked, and the texture was just awful. My mimosa was basically orange juice with little to no champagne, and using pulpy orange juice made it even less enjoyable. To be fair, not everything was bad. My mom said her eggs Benedict were some of the best she's had, and my sister's BLT was okay, not terrible, but definitely nothing special. Overall, aside from the fries and the eggs Benedict, the food was disappointing, especially considering the wait. We left wishing we'd gone somewhere else.

Great Mahi dinner, great drinks, great place to relax and eat good food while getting exceptional…read moreservice!

Rude, disorganized, and completely unprofessional from the bottom to the top…read more If your kitchen can't handle making a single burger and an order of fries when you're busy, that's your problem to fix--not the customer's. Don't plaster takeout menus all over your website, Google, and Facebook if you're just going to turn paying customers away at the first sign of a rush. I called to place a quick order for my daughter and myself, only to be met with an immediate, snotty attitude: "We don't do pickup orders when we're busy." When I called back to speak with management about how I was treated, the manager, Kevin, made it abundantly clear where the staff learns their awful attitude. Instead of listening for even ten seconds, he repeatedly talked over me and started arguing. After that disgusting display of "customer service," I called Mosey's instead. You could hear right over the phone that they were slammed with a packed house, but the gentleman who answered was patient, respectful, and took our order for a calzone and cheese sticks without hesitation. When I asked if it was okay to bring my 7-year-old daughter inside to pick it up, he didn't hesitate: "We're very family-friendly, come on in." We happily waited 15 minutes in line just to pick up our food because good businesses that treat people with respect actually deserve our money. Take notes from Mosey's, Kevin. We won't ever be back to your place.

We got the summer drinks with wellness shots and they are delicious and refreshing! The food is…read moreamazingly good! Our waitress, Emilia, was also so sweet and we loved our experience overall! If you are in PCB you need to come visit! Definitely worth it!!!

Excellent service! Wonderful and delicious food. Bacon lived up to the hype! Chimi steak hash was…read moreperfection. Definitely a waitlist situation though, so I highly recommend downloading their app (so you jump to the top of the waitlist)!

I love these breakfast/dessert shops. We had many back in the NYC area, and I was so happy to…read morestumble across this local one on Facebook!! Amazing food and drinks. Absolutely delicious and definitely homemade. Owner and all workers are very kind!!

Had the strawberry chocolate Nutella crepes and they were amazing! Highly recommended if you have a…read moresweet

The food here is amazing. I've been here for Sunday brunch, Dinner and Lunch on a Saturday. My…read morelast visit I shared the Fried Green Tomatoes with my daughter and I had the Cajun E Pepe. It was the best pasta I've had since being in Italy and me and my daughter are still talking about the Fried Green Tomatoes. Our service was prompt and great. The place was a little loud but we were to busy eating to talk. One of our favorites in town, for sure !

Overall, Harrison's was just okay--pretty mid-tier. Nothing that blew us away, but nothing terrible…read moreeither. I ordered the burger with mac and cheese. The burger was pretty dry, and I wasn't a huge fan of the bun. The mac and cheese had a nice creamy texture but was very underseasoned--it just needed some salt and pepper to bring it together. The tuna dip was probably the highlight. It was really good, but the toasted bread that came with it tasted stale or maybe just over-toasted. The crackers were much better. I also had the Shell Island Sipper. It was a good, fruity drink and exactly what I expected--no complaints there. Overall, the food was decent, but nothing really stood out enough to make us eager to come back. Not bad, just average.

Great food and great service.i enjoyed my big breakfast w ham scrambled eggs and grits.read more

Very casual comfort, exactly what I'd expect from a restaurant with a Bayou namesake…read more The place has an unusual menu limited only to daily specials for lunch, so I initially got the impression that I was at some prison-like boarding school. But once I took my first bite, I was pretty satisfied. I had the country-fried steak, along with mash & gravy, and rice & gravy. It was good, and for under $20, I really can't complain. The place is huge, very spacious with both indoor and water-side outdoor seating.... something I'm not used to seeing in Los Angeles. It almost felt like a studio set at Universal. Definitely a lot of Bayou character! Service staff was young and friendly, without any of the pretentious I'm used to in La. The folks are real, and I appreciate that. Because of the limited menu, I'd advise you call ahead and make sure it's something you like, cuz if it's not, you're SOL. I like it. I'll definitely be back.

Rating: (4.5/5) We…read morehad just finished deep-sea fishing and were looking for somewhere to grab some food and a couple of cold beers. Capt. Max's Bar & Grill ended up being one of the best bars we've visited down here! The staff were amazing -- super attentive, friendly, and happy to answer all of our questions. You could tell they really cared about making sure everyone had a good experience. I was really craving wings, so I ordered the Buffalo Dry Rub Wings. These were some of the best wings I've had on the beach! They were cooked perfectly, had great flavor, and had that perfect crunch. I'd highly recommend giving them a try. And of course, the beer was nice and cold, which is exactly what we needed after being out on the water all morning! Overall, we had a great experience and will definitely be back the next time we're down here. Great food, cold beer, and an awesome staff -- what more could you ask for?

First time here. Very swift in ordering and receiving we got it to go…read more The boom boom shrimp tacos we got with no cheese and they were very good! Very spicy. Blackened sandwhich was not spicy but nonetheless very good. Wings were different from Georgia but good too! We will definitely come back.

Schooners has a fun, beachy bar atmosphere with a beautiful view--you're paying for the beachfront…read moresetting as well as the food. The seating is outdoors, so dress for the weather! The air-conditioned bathrooms were a major bonus in my opinion. We ordered breaded grouper, fries, coleslaw, and salad. The coleslaw was okay, but everything else was great! Our server was awesome! After we ordered our drinks and food, we ran down to the beach for evening family pictures. Our food arrived while we were down there, and he covered it to help keep it hot until we returned. We really appreciated that thoughtful gesture! A great spot for a relaxed meal right on the beach.

Schooners traces back to the late 1960s as "The Beach Party." In 1985, Jim Cannon bought it from…read moreKinney Strickland and renamed it Schooners -- the story goes he was in Australia sipping a "schooner" of beer when he heard his favorite bar back home was for sale. It's billed as the "Last Local Beach Club," a nod to being the last of the old-school open-air beach hangouts left on the Gulf Coast. It's picked up a Tripadvisor Certificate of Excellence in 2016 and a Travelers' Choice award in 2025, and Men's Journal called it out in 2017 as the classic, much-imitated-but-never-duplicated beach town hangout. Had the fish, fresh and well prepared, and the mixed drinks were strong -- no watered-down beach bar pours here. The real draw, though, is sitting right on the sand with a good sunset in front of you -- few spots on the beach pair the setting with the food and drinks this well. A genuine local institution, and the sunset alone makes it worth a visit.

We went to Thistle and Thorne on a Saturday afternoon and ordered the mini afternoon tea for two…read more It comes with two pots of premium loose leaf tea (we chose strawberry kiwi and birthday tea), two housemade scones with clotted cream and strawberry jam, and four classic finger sandwiches--cucumber and ham & provolone. My daughters loved the cucumber sandwiches--they tasted fresh and crisp. The ham and provolone had a mustard spread they didn't care for, and the bread was a little on the stale side. That said, the presentation on the two-tier platter was undeniably cute. Honestly though, the real win here is the vibe. It somehow blends traditional afternoon tea with hip coffee shop energy and just a hint of speakeasy moodiness. The "bar" lined with loose leaf teas instead of liquor bottles was such a fun touch (though yes, they do serve alcohol too if that's your thing). We sat in one of the window alcoves, which felt semi-private and made the whole outing with my daughters feel a little extra special. And the floor-to-ceiling bookshelf? Chef's kiss. Our server was attentive and cheerful, and mentioned they offer a full high tea once a month--which apparently sells out in five minutes (not surprising). But honestly, the mini tea (available Fridays and Saturdays) was just right for us.

Loved this place! Stopped in for a mimosa after walking around the farmers market in Historic…read morePanama City. Lo and behold the mimosas were on special and they had flavors like white peach, rose & lavender, cucumber basil & lime, blueberry and of course traditional OJ. The vibe is super cool inside! They offer a biggg selection of loose leaf tea and it seemed popular with a lot of people that came in for it. Light food also available like a vegan soup, scone with clotted cream and jam and couple other items. Loved this place wil stop back again!