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    Five Sisters Blues Cafe

    4.1 (1k reviews)
    ModerateSouthern, Soul Food
    Open 11:00 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
    Happy hour specials

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    Hiike R.

    The wing on the Bloody was delish. I wish I had changed my sandwich to wings. They were awesome! The brisket was not good or flavorful. The service was outstanding!! The setting inside and out was spectacular. The patio seating had fans and was right off the parking lot which is small- plan to park off street.

    Sides entree not worth a second bite or taking home. It was cold, old, and lacked in every imaginable aspect of quality food.
    Kyle C.

    The taste is gone!!!! The service was decent and the ambiance is still that of a family eatery, however they lack in food quality!!! No seasoning in any of the items on the plate. Not even worth eating and it's not the same mouth watering experienced I had hoped for when I came here the first time shortly after the pandemic.

    Crab cakes, yams, wings, fries, Mac and cheese, corn bread, and green beans
    Hope M.

    Came in for wing night! Come early! Got lemon pepper and buffalo wings, crab cakes with sides and blueberry bread pudding. Had great and attentive service. Five Sisters does southern food right!

    Daphne J.

    My husband and I were in Pensacola looking for some comfort food. Well, we definitely found it and more. The food was tasty and we were treated to an awesome blues experience. If you're ever in the area, definitely give it a try. Even though it was loud crowded and crazy, we had good service and a good time.

    Fried Pork Chops w/ Mash and Collard Greens
    Liz W.

    Walked in on a rainy Thursday evening. Blues musicians playing, interesting decor, the place is well lit and offers inside and outdoor seating. Server was friendly and brought our drinks. I ordered the Fried Pork Chops with collard greens and mashed potatoes. My husband ordered the Fried Green Tomato BLT. Both were good. Pork chop a little tough to cut, mash was very dense and a bit dry even though it had gravy on it, but they were seasoned nicely. Overall flavor was great. Husband liked his BLT. All of the food here sounded so good! There were definitely other things I want to try if we come back in town. And the prices are very reasonable!!

    Collards.. delish
    Janice S.

    This is our first time here and really enjoyed our dinner. The prices are really reasonable and the atmosphere is so fantastic. I got the chicken tenders with collard greens and fried green tomatoes and I definitely could not finish my dinner. My husband had the club sandwich which was outstanding and he loved the french fries The service here is excellent. They are definitely here to take care of you and they show it. We love the music and the white lights and just really welcome here. I really recommend this place and I know I will be returning for Sunday brunch with jazz

    Fried Chicken with Collards and Red Beans and Rice.
    Michael D.

    Came in to try some comfort food we've heard so much about. Not the quickest service I've experienced in the Great Southern Restaurant Group. (Fish House, Atlas Oyster House, Jackson's Steak House, Five Sisters Blue's Cafe and Angelena's Ristorante Italiano. With Atlas and Angelena's setting the bar. Once greeted, we started with the Buffalo Chicken Dip, which was quit tasty. I had to try the Famous Fried Chicken (Dark) with Collards and Red Beans and Rice. The Fried Chicken was hot and delicious! The sides were way under seasoned, leaving me to doctor them with condiments. My wife really enjoyed the Chicken Fried Steak and Gravy with Mac n cheese and Fried Okra, which added to the comfort food enjoyment. My only wish would be, replacing the loud metal chair's on the concrete floors, which take away from the Blues Cafe Vibe. Glad we tried Five Sisters, but we will stick to our favorites in the future.

    Sweet tea
    Bethany C.

    The shrimp and grits is out of this world. The sweet tea is amazing. The chicken and waffles were good, but not super memorable. The Mac and cheese was good too staff is super friendly and our waiter gave great recommendations for food! It's lively from the music and just all around a good time!

    Aunt Sara's Southern Fried Chicken
    Vivian P.

    If you're looking for Southern food in the Pensacola area, Five Sisters Blues Café is a great choice. The Bloody Mary--packed with a bold kick and topped with a chicken wing that takes it to another level. I went with the Southern Chicken Plate, and it did not disappoint. Great value, generous portions, and the two-piece serving comes with two sides. You really can't go wrong with the fried okra, and the grits and greens were fantastic. Our waiter was accommodating and friendly, making the experience even more enjoyable. Whether you're a local or just passing through, this spot is well worth the visit.

    Chicken and Belgium waffle
    Domonique O.

    Went down south to visit family and was flight was delayed until the next day. Decided to do some research on top eats in the area. All pointed to Five Sisters Blues Cafe for an amazing Southern food experience. Arrived and it was lively and packed with people. Patrons sitting in the outside patio and many more inside listening to the live Jazz music playing. We opted to sit inside to hear the music. Was seated in a reasonable time for a busy Sunday Brunch. Ordered a Hurricane drink and it was not to be expected. A little watered down or missing something nothing like a Hurricane I've had before. I subbed my chicken for wings instead of tenders, best decision. Chicken was 'heavenly' seasoned to perfection. Belgium waffle was nothing to rave about. Now the Mac and cheese was smooth and cheesy perfect combination. Red beans and rice were ok needed more meat, but I still ordered one to go. The live Jazz music made the moment even more intimate. Great dining experience.

    Sweat tea old fashioned
    Hailey L.

    The food is always so good. There's another parking lot across the street since their actually parking lot is small. Food comes out so quickly.

    3 & 3. 3 chicken legs & 3 sides. Fried green tomatoes, mashed potatoes w/brown gravy, & Mac n cheese!

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    1 month ago

    Great southern food, catfish and red beans and rice. Also enjoy the music from the live band.

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    Terrible food, served not warm at all. Salty, frozen, reheated, sitting all day. Please go elsewhere for a nice meal!!!!

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    they have many tasty items on the menu. This restaurant is a family favorite, especially for family events.

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    Service and food is always top notch highly recommend! The shrimp and grits and the Bloody Mary were awesome!

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    1 month ago

    Food was great, not too terribly expensive. I went years ago, and just recently tried it out again, was impressed and will be ordering again

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    3 months ago

    The magic is back! Tried Five Sisters again; comfort food, Alexis's service, and live music all delivered!

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    The food was great, even though it was busy and we had a fairly big party. It's loud, but the place is charming, with a lot of local art.

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    Love the food, and the place is clean and comfortable inside. but dont care for the location.

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    See comments below on the complete failure of all the items ordered at this restaurant. The lack of…read moreeffort and the outrageous pricing in comparison is evident from the initial bite. Will not be returning and a highly recommend you go elsewhere downtown. 1. Spare pork Ribs were frozen in the center. Opinion: They clearly heat up pre-cooked from the freezer. Sauce was phenomenal on these, if they are cooked thoroughly next time this could be an excellent appetizer. 2. Side of Bok Choy was also frozen in the center of the largest piece. Opinion: Heated from frozen and precooked. 3. Chicken Kung Pao Fried Rice was soggy, had zero flavor and was overwhelmingly salted. I would have preferred a 3.99 rice bowl from the freezer aisle in Publix over this garbage. 4. Pensacola Spritz cocktail was almost entirely sugar and tasted like a Shirley temple. Server was nice and ambiance was fine. Utter shame this slop steals business from local businesses that put in a respectable effort. (Comments above are opinions only based on a in person visit June 2026 and should not be taken as statements of fact. I have no way of knowing if the food is cooked from frozen. )

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    Union Public House

    4.3(603 reviews)
    0.5 mi
    $$

    Very nice somewhat upscale place with a rotating menu. We were visiting and walked in and the…read morerestaurant was apparently booked inside due to reservations but we were seated quickly outside on their sidewalk patio. Our waitress was very attentive and very friendly and was helpful with recommendations. We got pork rinds and boiled peanuts for appetizers and both were great! The pork rinds came with a house hot sauce which were delicious. All of our entrees were delicious. My scallops were perfectly cooked and not sandy at all. My husband's pork shank was huge and super tasty. My parents both got the brisket sandwich and the cornbread was stellar! Great place and we'll be back if we visit Pensacola again.

    I visited Union Public House yesterday at 5:50 PM and was extremely disappointed with the service…read more I've eaten here before and have never had an experience like this. I was seated in the middle of the bar with customers on both sides of me. My server took my drink and food order, and after that, she never returned to check on me. I watched her walk past me several times while attending to the customers directly to my left and right. Not once did she ask how my food was, whether I needed another drink, a box, or my check. Eventually, another server noticed my frustration and asked if I needed anything. I told him I needed a box and my check and explained that my server had never returned to check on me. His response was, "We are all working the bar." That response was unnecessary and dismissive. If everyone was working the bar, it makes it even more confusing that I sat there for so long without anyone checking on me. A simple, "I'm sorry about that. Let me take care of you," would have been the appropriate response. I understand restaurants get busy, and I don't expect perfection. However, basic attentiveness and customer service should be expected, especially when a customer is sitting directly at the bar. Unfortunately, this experience was very disappointing.

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