Vinyl advertises itself as a venue capable of holding 850 guest and our last visit was very telling…read moreof that. CoCo and I went to see Halestorm living room sessions and the line started at the parking garage on Jefferson, wrapped around 2 corners of the building. We showed up pretty late and watched the line stay that long even after we were finally inside. Once inside, we we were surprised to have more options to stand than we expected. The sound team did an amazing job. It was an acoustic concert for the most part. The venue create an intimate enough atmosphere being that it is small inside. Drink are HEAVILY over priced. To the point of not buying one. Do your pregame before. Restrooms where clean enough and managed by security throughout the concert.

Attended the MLK Jr. Motown event at Vinyl music. Angela and Sarah were amazing at the bar…read moreserving wonderful drinks and southern hospitality.

We went on a week day night so not sure if there is cover on a normal basis. No food that I saw but…read moreit's right next door to a Greek and Italian restaurant. We came during a dj set (not sure if that is normal or not) but I loved it. Music was spot on, not edm, or non vocal tracks, but like actual mixes. They were cool with us not buying a drink. We just played a few games after eating dinner and spent about an hour in there. Definitely would recommend.

The vibe was a lot of fun. I loved the music and games they had, but what made it great was the…read morewonderful service. My fiancé and I are looking to move to Pensacola and the bartender was super nice and she helped give me ideas on where we should go to truly get to know the area. I definitely recommend this spot. Thank you Avi for the great service!

Wild Greg's Saloon is a bit of a dive bar and I mean that in the best possible way…read more We grabbed a spot outside during the Pensacola Christmas parade and Wild Greg's had an outdoor bar set up, which made it an ideal place to park and enjoy the evening. Inside, the place fully commits to its personality. The bar stools are literal swings hanging from the ceiling. Yes, swings. It is exactly as entertaining as it sounds. The bar service was fast and mostly friendly, even with the crowd. There was live music going and plenty of pool tables, so there is always something happening. The energy is fun, casual, and unapologetically unpolished. This is not a posh wine bar and it is not trying to be. If you want a lively, slightly chaotic, very memorable local spot, you should absolutely check it out when you are in town.

WARNING - use only cash here…read more Ambiance - it's a dance bar but I only hear country. Lots of people but they are not dancing. Not feeling the vibe here. Service - I actually had to flag down a waitress at the bar to get a drink. . Their tip reflects the lack of service. Food - expensive mixed drinks that need help. Nothing special. I guess they serve mostly beer.

Easter sunday. 11pm. Me and my friend get called weird and "too old" by the bouncer to the room…read morewhere the 18 + EDM show was ( not the outside bouncers) because we wanted to go into the 18 + EDM show. I am 31 and he is 29. What in the world? There was less than 15 people in the show and none of the people we talked to were even close to 18. I dont even have a full beard and there were bearded people In there. I guess the bouncer wants a new job or something. I like this bar alot but otherwise extremely bizzare. Me and my friend easily spent $100+ in there before hand. The manager with the longish hair and the goatee was abysmal about the situation and kicked us out? Guarantee we spent the most money in there tonight. Great work Seville. We are EDM artist in town wanting to check out the show and thats what the situation is? What, only 18 year olds allowed? The dude performing barley had hair. Please address this situation. Update** I spoke with one of the owners about the situation. They got back to me very quickly and the situation is being addressed. Incredible response from management they took this very seriously.

While visiting Pensacola we came here with friends one Saturday evening.... It's a really cool…read moreconcept with many bars of different names and styles throughout the building. What I didn't like was having to "check in" and pay a cover at the entrance and get my hand stamped... this is fine for the youngsters, but at my age, I'm past this sort of mess and it was "telling" to me what kind of adventure we'd be into once inside. It's crazy loud in each room in this venue, so loud you couldn't really talk with those you were with. We even saw "youngsters" walk in, have the same difficulty and leave. I feel they could do a much better job with this place, but offering a great food menu which matched the themes of each room and by toning down the sound a little. Overall, it was 'meh' I'm not interested in returning.

One of the two local LGBTQ+ watering holes and I wasn't impressed. Bartender wasn't friendly to…read moreus, but he was to the locals. Drink prices were very reasonable (8.65 for two well cocktails). Plenty of (paid) street parking available as well as a parking lot. Locals were also not very friendly in my opinion.

The Cabaret is a fun place to go to. The atmosphere is friendly. The music is pumping. The only…read morething that I did not like is that it's tiny inside. Nothing they can do about that. It's a good place to go and hang out.

Well I'm here in the area working for a few months. I love seeing what locals embrace. This little…read moretheater seems to be just that. I found this place by searching around the internet. It listed a comedy-magic show for $26 advance purchase (it's $30 at door). I paid at the door with a credit card...which then included a small processing fee. I don't know if the fee is waived with a cash payment. To the best of my knowledge, it was street parking only. This place also appeared to be ADA compliant and wheelchair accessible. Now there aren't mounted seats inside. It's more of an open floor arrangement which allows for seating changes as needed (with folding chairs). There's also an elevated seating area. There were no concessions that I noticed. So the show I saw featured Tom Coverly...a 90 minute comedy-magic act that involves audience participation. Although his show is themed around magic, I felt it was primarily comedy. There were lots of young kids and teenagers in the audience. Although comedy, his act was kid appropriate. Tom mentioned that proceeds from his performances go toward local support, but I can't recall specifically what it was...sorry. He also mentioned that the theater has other nights with standup comedians and that there'll also be some jazz nights. For me, his act was good and funny but not a gut buster. But your funny bone may break, so please be your own judge. So I definitely enjoyed the show and I'll probably catch other performances here during my lengthy stay.

This event venue is owned by a local church. Not certain if it ever has events that aren't…read morereligiously-themed, as the intarwebs are sparse with information about that. I recently attended a Christmas sing-along, because my friend is part of a choral group that was there. The church has done a fantastic job of renovating this almost century-old edifice. The foyer is bright and welcoming and the bathroom (the men's, at least) is exceptionally spotless and well-outfitted. The entire place was spotless, actually. There's a small stage in the back, floor seating, and then a tiered, elevated seating section to the back (which is towards the front of the building). The acoustics aren't audiophile approved, but I wasn't listening to Mozart, so the sound was just fine. In one of the front windows, there is displayed a circa-1930s film projector, which looks like it would require 3-4 highly-trained technicians to operate. If you are ever walking by the Rex, slow down and peep that thing. Lots of history in downtown Pensacola, and I applaud the church for reviving, improving, and maintaining a little part of it.

The food and service is always excellent. One of my favorite places in Pensacola!…read more Great cocktails, too!

Boneless fried chicken - super good The insanely huge short…read morerib - was cleaned to the bone it was so good The smash burger - I was told it was fabulous The cornbread - huge portion, very good...practically a dessert so no dessert was ordered. Service was pretty good. There was some forgetfulness. Dining outside can get sketchy for multiple reasons.

i went and dined here recently for dinner it was really good . first time trying Shepard's pie here…read moreand it was great. tried the brew sampler with 6 brews plus an extra seasonal and they were all good. i enjoyed the experience dinning here with my family. i will definitely come back here the next time i come back into town !! from macon ,GA

Like Rainforest Cafe but for Irish people shoutout to Shane for great service and even better…read morestories.

Favorite thing about this place was the MUSIC! If you're looking for a nice lowkey spot that plays…read morer&b music, this place will not fail you. Although it is a wine tasting room, they do have a full bar as well. I had a homemade Bloody Mary which was probably the best I have ever had! With the wine tasting, you open a tab, are given a card and the wine is sold by the ounce. Service was also great. Show this small business some love!

It was a relaxing being and what a cool wine tasting place with live music in downtown Pensacola. Itread more

I regret that we didn't stop here sooner! This place is spot on and can make some serious…read morecocktails! The service was superb and well informed! A classic setting for a cocktail bar! We enjoyed two or three each while learning more about the craft. Highly recommended! Stop in and enjoy yourself!

There's no aspect of a bourbon bar that Old Hickory doesn't nail. From the dark interior and the…read moreambiance to the bourbon selection everything is top notch. One time I when I was there they had the owners of Belle Meade in there doing a presentation. This is one of the places I always drop in when I'm in Pensacola. The downtown area in Pensacola in general is very underrated.