We stopped in Don Cha to kill some time and were blown away by the hospitality! Unfortunately, we…read morehad dinner plans so we couldn't order too much... that didn't stop us from ordering the Pork Belly Sandwich though. It was incredible! We've picked up maduros and yuca fries in the past, but this was our first time coming in -- we sat outside with our senior dog and our server, Stephanie, even brought him out some sweet potatoes for a treat. A+++ service from everyone that came to our table. Lastly, we were obsessed with the yellow pepper sauce they served with the complimentary corn nuts. They just understand flavors and everything was so fresh and authentic. Highly recommend! P.S. they had a 2x$14 sangria deal I indulged in and my fiancé had the pisco sour

Went for lunch, Carlos greet us and shared the food and restaurant history, had the Trio Don Cha,…read moregreat flavor and ceviche was just right. Maracuyá (passion fruit) Pisco sour was better than expected. Definitely, will return.

Expect to wait in a long line to check out. They seriously need to open more check out lanes. The…read moreself check out is even long! It's ridiculous.

the women's clothing department on a a disaster Tuesday. not a busy Saturday…read more other departments much better Walmart is more tidy all around

So, I am processing something I experienced at the Brockton Fair last night. The "petting zoo" - a…read moreusual favorite of mine - contained the following animals: at least two dozen goats, maybe 5 alpacas, three sheep (so far seems pretty normal for a petting zoo, right), a zebra, a camel, a kangaroo, three small monkeys, a few cockatoos, two porcupines, and a tortoise. The kangaroo looked absolutely irate as it was sharing a pretty small fenced in area with a tortoise. The enclosures were clean, had plenty of water, and were strewn with hay. You could purchase a cup of carrots or a handful of grain to feed the goats and alpacas only. The other, more exotic animals were sort of caged off in a back area where you could see them but not access them. The public couldn't interact with the up close, which is good. I made eye contact with an alpaca with really messed up teeth and I nearly broke down in tears. I swear he was asking for a happier existence, not one where loud, screaming kids, and a handful of drunken adults can get into his space. Further, the zoo was set up right next to the sound stage, where different bands play every night of the fair. It is LOUD. I have many questions but the main one is, how is this legal? Like I said, the animals looked OK, but are they happy? Where did Emerson Farm get the exotic animals? This just doesn't seem like an ideal life for these animals and it's going to take me a while to stop thinking about it.

The petting zoo is awesome. It is owned and operated by a very nice family. I know these animals…read moreare well cared for, properly feed and sheltered. The animals are safe and healthy.

This is nothing like the New Orleans French Quarter. First off it is way cleaner and smells far…read morebetter. This area is also significantly safer than New Orleans. Now I can see how they were going for a gimmick marketing play here but they missed some elements. The restaurants and businesses here offer nothing French I saw and nothing that resembles New Orleans French Quarter. Panani Pete's offers Italian Panani sandwiches so this seems more like the Italian Quarter. Now parts of the New Orleans French Quarter were known as Little Italy or Little Palermo during the late 19th and early 20th Centuries as so many Sicilian immigrants lived in the French Quarter so maybe the theme is back to that era? The HUGE missing elements here are that they have no ability to allow you to carry your booze about everywhere like properly civilized humans should and they force closing times without any 24/7 establishments serving libations as a joy focused culture should. So I just don't get any sort of French Quarter vibe or joie de vivre required for a place to claim French Quarter status. Perhaps I'm missing something?

Cobblestone streets, music being piped through outdoor speakers, water fountains, flowers…read moreeverywhere and adorable little shops? Are you somewhere in heaven? Yes, pretty much. Welcome to Fairhope's French Quarter. Ahh, this little slice of heaven is in the middle of the beautiful little town of Fairhope. Getting to it is just as nice as being there. It's a pretty drive up and down hilly tree lined streets where duck and geese crossings aren't uncommon. Parking was a little challenging since I wasn't familiar with the area (yet, trust me I came here multiple times on my visit, so I learned quickly) but once I found it, it was a breeze and there are plenty of places to park for free. Once you're inside there so much to see and do, not unlike the New Orleans FQ but on a much smaller and less smelly scale. Cute little shops with clothing, books, restaurants, novelties and art. It's totally worth a visit or twenty and I highly recommend checking it out for yourself. I know I'll be back!

We had aa great dinning experience on the deck of the new restaurant SAFARI AND VINE overlooking…read morethe zoo. The weather was perfect and doing happy hour drinking with awesome appetizers, hearing the sounds of the zoo animals, and watching monkeys play was a very pleasant experience. The meals were equally high quality and very tasty. Happy hour stops at 5:30 so come early and enjoy the ambience of being in nature enjoying life with friends.

The best thing about this zoo is the Safari and Vine restaurant. This zoo needs a major overhaul…read more There was a lot of over grown grass and overall just unkempt. The lions were the best part. I do not recommend unless it's free. Highly disappointed.

We're so happy with Simoneaux Boot and Shoe Repair. They have never disappointed us with their…read morerepair of our boots, shoes, belts and hats. Friendly and reasonably priced, they also finish our work when promised. Patty S.

Doing business with you has been the worst experience. I had the heels replaced on two pairs of…read moredesigner boots. crappy job and extremely expensive. You must pay in advance. I also asked to have a leather belt sized down. They just cut the end off. Left it that way and poked holes randomly in the belt. I complained and was told nobody does this kind of work anymore. There are only two in Pensacola and I was free to go somewhere else. Also no refunds and everything is the customers fault. I cannot recommend this place to anyone. Beware!

I wouldn't recommend this store. We constantly followed…read morearound by, count 'em, 3 women, and the store can't be larger than 600 square feet. My daughter and I felt almost accosted. We left pretty quickly unable to enjoy shopping.

I visited the store for the first time in a while the other day. I was helped by a sweet girl named…read moreDevin. She was attentive and polite. She did not rush me to make my purchase and seemed to really enjoy making my experience easy. Thanks to her I will definitely be revisiting the store!!

I have taken my kids here every year since we moved here ten years ago! The best berries in town,…read moregorgeous u cut flowers and the scenery is a breath of fresh air just north of town!

I've been here a few times over the years with my family to pick blueberries. The staff is always…read morefriendly, courteous and very welcoming. They update their site pretty frequently throughout the picking seasons, making it easy to plan your visit.