Always fun at Angry moon! Johny and Todd the piano players are the best in town!!!!!!read more

Cigar Lounge We were…read moreout in PBG for dinner and my buddy and I decided we needed a nice cigar to finish out the evening - we did a quick google search and Angry Moon was right down the street so we popped over. Now I've been in and around the PBG area for a long time. I've gone to Angry Moon Café and never, not once, did I notice the cigar lounge located pretty much right behind the café. Go figure. This is an old-school place. Lots of dark: dark wood and dark leather and a dimly lit back bar with just about anything you can thing of up there- exactly what I expect at a cigar lounge. Since this was a snap decision for us, we had to hit the humidor to grab some sticks - humidor was very comprehensive with just about anything you culd wat, and all price points. We found some that worked for us and got them snipped and lit in short order. There are clippers and lighters available at the tiny bar - this is a service bar - not a sitting bar BTW. Young lady working there was very sociable and witty. We grabbed two after-dinner type drinks and found some cozy seats outside. The wonderful thing about this place is that there are a lot of options for seating. Inside / outside / semi-outside - you should be able to fins something that works for you. We chose the semi-outside option where we could look at the boats in the marina. The cigars and cocktails went down smoothly, and a good time was had by all. Prices are what you might expect for PBG / Jupiter. There is a piano and live piano music - just for reference the crowd is definitely on the older side- so not the best place to let it all hang out is my guess. Restrooms are spotless and the place is clean. This one is definitely going on the regular rotation of places to hit when in the area. Parking in front.

Overall experience was great…read more Portions were very large especially the seafood Mac and cheese. Would definitely go back and enjoy more options as the menu is so extensive. Service was great as well and very attentive to anything we needed. Overall the ambiance was old school dive style with pictures of fish and different flags from all sorts of golf courses lining the walls. It wasn't noisy but would be fine with kids as it's a very relaxed atmosphere

We did not k ow what to expect as we pulled into the lot. The peonies are mirrored and we have a…read moreChicago thought process. We said let's try this Place is packed at 130pm which tells me something. A lot of locals in here as well Amazing paradise of food. Coleslaw was amazing Clean Very kind staff. They are busy and stay friendly. Carson is awesome. Very upfront and attentive

Unclear what this place is about. Have been to the prior piano bar and bar before that many times,…read moreentered and was shouted at by bartender "are you members as this is members only" and the 4-5 rough looking patrons at the bar all turned to us as well, several saying "members only!" Tough to imagine a less friendly welcome. Not sure what's going on, but clearly this membership allows its "members" to wear t-shirts and Jean shorts to their exclusive club.

Is this a fully private club or not? Perhaps there was an ownership change?…read more *During* COVID (once the world started re-opening), this ... uh... spot ... was a welcome dive to stay low-key and get a well--poured drink from a witty and capable bartender. On my first visit, I inquired about "the room in the back." Was told that area was for Members Only (there was even a sign) AND was offered information on how to join if I desired. There were nothing but sporty White guys in there so I didn't sign up but passed the info along to some colleagues of mine who "fit in" better with their normal clientele. A few months later, _upon_ entering and offering a cheery hello to a different blonde-babe bartender with far less gravitas and friendliness, she responded with a brusque, "Are you a member?" That's it. No welcome. No offer to join. No upsell. Just a GTFOH vibe emanating from her pores. She added that she was new and they could be fined $3,000 if they let non-members in. Oh, she also attempted to *check* me stating that there are signs on the outside. There are not. The signs declaring privacy refer to the outside seating and the restrooms only. That's it. There's nothing special to offer and any axe to grind. Someone below had the same abrupt service upon entering without this mysterious, EMPTY, members-only bar. Oh, I can validate that the Taco Chula next door IS worth traveling to this strip mall for! The previous Owners (or the former bartender?) did allow it.

One of the best dining experiences I have had. Coming from Atlanta we have a ton of great Cajun…read moreoptions but this really impressed. Everything from the ambiance to the food and even the service was phenomenal. Great dining room area with both an outdoor and indoor bar. We sat with the bartender AB that immediately greeted us with waters and their menu. They are currently running a pick 2 for $15.99 menu that has some pretty great options. We had 2 meals & chose the wings, blackened shrimp po boy with the small gumbo's. Wings were super crispy, juicy, and tender. With a nice light Smokey taste. They buffalo and blue cheese sauce was actually pretty impressive. The po boy had a good amount of shrimp to bread ratio, with a nice sauce included. The gumbo had a deep rich flavor, but was not overly heavy with fatty meats. We were also informed of the happy hour oyster special, so we ended up getting a few of the rockerfella and raw. The rockerfella was amazing with melty cheese, a nice garlic flavor, & served with crispy bread slices. The raw came with crackers, lemon, wine vinegar, and a tasty cocktail sauce. Both were delicious. Marco, the manager came and spoke with us about our experience which really showed the attention to detail this restaurant offers. After sharing our story of visiting New Orleans a few years ago and bragging about the beignets, he brought us 2 out to finish our meal. I have to say, these were better than the ones I've had at cafe beignet in NOLA. They were HOT out the fryer to the point where the powdered sugar was slightly melted. Crisp outside dough but gooey soft in the center. A unreal experience to end a fantastic meal. I would recommend this place to anyone and everyone. Luckily my sister lives 5 mins from this place but I would easily drive a hour or 2 when visiting from out of town just for this experience. Marco and AB really went above and beyond to make sure this was a special outing on a regular ole' Monday, and we could not have left happier.

After seriously underestimating the Florida heat and walking a mile and a half to Voodoo, the…read moreexperience was worth every step. From the moment we walked in, the welcome was freakin' awesome. The New Orleans vibe was absolutely on point and set the tone for a great meal. Our waitress was fantastic--friendly, knowledgeable, and passionate about the menu. She recommended her favorite dish, and it ended up becoming my favorite too. Now, I'm a country boy, so the deviled eggs just weren't my style, but everything else more than made up for it. The cornbread was incredible. Honestly, I couldn't decide if I was eating cake or cornbread--it was that good. The barbecue shrimp was outstanding and easily one of my favorite dishes (our waitress clearly has great taste!). The fried oysters were cooked to perfection, and the baked chicken was seasoned and prepared just right. The gator tail was great with the sauce. I've had scalloped potatoes many times over the years, but these were on another level--definitely some for the record books. If you're looking for great food, an authentic New Orleans atmosphere, and excellent service, Voodoo is absolutely worth the visit.

We had the greatest thin and crispy pizza last week with one of their always-fresh salads with…read morefantastic house creamy Italian dressing. Excellent as always. We love Nick & Johnny's nice atmosphere (we always sit on the side with the bar), amazing staff, great drinks, and some of the best Italian food in the Juno/Jupiter area. Chicken piccata over penne pasta will be my next-time order! The lasagna is fabulous which my husband plans on having. We have always had good food and service at N&J, and have been going there since it opened in Loggerhead Plaza. Check it out!

Good amazing. Service the best Manager Joann could not have…read morebeen more helpful and accommodating. Perfect as always 10 star

Great stay with everything you need. Just a few minutes from the beach and a gorgeous pool, pretty…read moregood breakfast, easy parking. Comfortable beds, I like the room terrace too. Only complaint is the soap dispenser in the shower was rusty and the hallways smell musty. Also there was a dog continuously barking in a nearby room. Lots of restaurants and stores nearby with freeway access close.

This hotel definitely checked off all of the boxes for a quick weekend stay. A big thing to note is…read morethey recently renovated, so the rooms are super clean and updated. The pictures online did not reflect this, we only knew because my Dad had stopped by first. They should definitely update pics, but incase they don't just know that the rooms are new and clean. Otherwise, here are some other pros: - Pool was huge and the pool area had a ton of seats and shaded tables. There isn't a shallow pool for kids, but there is a step area with shallow wide steps that my kids sat on and played on for hours. - The beach is directly across the street and the hotel will give you towels and beach chairs. They also have complimentary bikes. - There is a comped breakfast and it's everything you could need (fruit, eggs, yogurt, pancakes, etc) - You are in walking distance of plenty of great food options It's not a 'beach resort' but for easy beach access, a nice pool and clean renovated rooms for a reasonable rate this is a solid pick in the area.

Love the experience here! It was my first time trying the bar itself for happy hour and it was well…read moreworth it! The food and drinks were phenomenal, great flavors and service likewise. I thought I was a bit underdressed, but to my surprise, the bar area was very relaxed vs the restaurant side itself. Jeans and a shirt seemed to be totally okay. Definitely a must repeat!

5 stars for great customer service, craft cocktails, and meatballs, lol. Overall a great last…read moreminute stop for light bites. But I will.say its best to make a reservation!

Clean and esthetic spot on PGA Blvd close to the bridge. Michelin rated and it's clear. Menu is…read moreappetizing and everything we got was delicious. 10 out of 10 highly recomend. Drinks: Good Influence Doctor Mocktail Appetizer: Bang Bang Cauliflower- favorite!! Paratha Entrees: Pan Roasted Fish Butter Chicken Bowl Dessert: Sticky Date Cake Rose Cheesecake

Sometimes the best restaurant discoveries aren't planned. They're the result of hunger, a long…read moredrive, and a Google search that happens to get it exactly right. On our drive home from Miami to Jacksonville, we traded Interstate 95 for the slower, more scenic A1A. It made for beautiful views, but after crawling through one coastal town after another, lunch became a priority. A quick search landed us at Stage Kitchen & Bar on PGA Boulevard, a restaurant I later learned had earned a place in the 2025 Michelin Guide. After one meal, it was easy to understand why. We began with two appetizers that could not have been more different, duck confit egg rolls and a grilled cheese. Calling the grilled cheese "just a grilled cheese" would be unfair. Brie melted between perfectly griddled bread kissed with white truffle oil already sounds luxurious. Pair it with a bright mango jam and suddenly a childhood comfort food becomes something unexpectedly elegant. Richness met sweetness in all the right proportions. The duck confit egg rolls were equally memorable. The duck was deeply seasoned with Middle Eastern spices, giving each bite layers of warm, savory flavor. The accompanying peanut chutney added sweetness, nuttiness, and just enough contrast to keep the dish from becoming too heavy. These egg rolls packed far more personality than their modest appearance suggested. For lunch, my wife ordered the grilled black grouper sandwich. The fish, sourced fresh from local suppliers, was flaky, moist, and clean tasting. Lettuce, tomato, onion, and a malt vinegar aioli gave the sandwich brightness without overwhelming the fish. It was simple, balanced, and exactly what a fresh fish sandwich should be. I chose Stage's signature burger, two Certified Angus Beef patties topped with aged white cheddar, caramelized onions, sunflower sprouts, and their house "fancy sauce." This is the kind of burger that reminds you why burgers became America's favorite sandwich in the first place. Cooked to a juicy medium, every bite was rich without becoming heavy. The caramelized onions added sweetness, the white cheddar delivered sharpness, and the sunflower sprouts provided freshness and texture. The fancy sauce contributed just enough heat to keep everything interesting without stealing the spotlight. Dessert continued the restaurant's habit of taking familiar flavors and giving them thoughtful refinement. My sticky rice ice cream, finished with mango sauce and toasted coconut, captured everything I love about mango sticky rice while transforming it into something lighter and more playful. It was creative without feeling gimmicky. My wife ordered three macarons from local pastry maker Macaroner, S'mores, Passion Fruit, and Lime Coconut. Each shell was delicately crisp before giving way to a soft, airy center, exactly as a proper macaron should. Stage Kitchen & Bar takes familiar dishes and quietly elevates them through technique, quality ingredients, and restraint. Nothing feels overcomplicated or designed simply to impress. Every plate feels carefully considered. Sometimes trusting Google is a gamble. This time, it paid off. Great restaurants don't always announce themselves. Sometimes they're simply waiting for hungry travelers willing to take the next exit.