I wanted to express my gratitude for the phenomenal service Jessica provided. Dealing with some…read morephysical pain TMJ (teeth grinding) due to stress . Jessica generated some personalized hypnosis recordings that really helped me. That service in combination with her diet and supplement suggestions really helped me. Anyone dealing with anxiety, stress, depression , should take this approach. Jessica was kind and pro and her services really helped me.

i highly recommend Jessica for a QHHT session. From the miming I spoke with her I felt comfortable…read moreI'm her energy. For me, that speaks volumes. I'm also learning QHHT and she's been more than helpful in the process. She has a very grounded, calming energy. Our session was incredible and I left feeling energized. I've found that I have no heaviness in my chest anymore and I've shifted some childhood issues (past life). Not only a wonderful experience, but you will see results. It's really up to you, but she's an excellent guide in your journey. Thank you!

Myself, my daughter, my brother in law and my sister in law all had reading done here. She was very…read morefriendly and professional and we felt it was worth every penny. Would definitely go again!

We entered into this to just have some fun. However, the results were truly thought provoking and…read morespot on. Recommend.

I'm on vacation so I'm not from here. I love visiting local yarn stores when I'm in a different…read morearea. I looked up the closest local one and Clara's Loom popped up just a few minutes from where I'm staying. It's only open from Wed to Sat 10-4 so I made sure to set aside some time during their business hours to visit. Drive up at 10:30 and they were closed. So disappointed since they won't be open the rest of the time I'm here. Maybe you should be available during your posts hours of operations of you want business?

I spent over two hours with Celia exploring her shop & signed up for triangle weaving lessons. Her…read moreselection of yarns is incredible & her hand woven items are beautiful!

Assisted with an event on a Thursday night here and the atmosphere and people were great. We didn't…read moreeat anything, but were checked on my the staff throughout the night. The food that came out tonight looked great. It is a private club, so not open to the public for any meals or events.

Had brunch today and congrats to the new chef. Delicious and my husband really liked the corned…read morebeef hash. Look forward to more great meals!

When we joined PYC, we had visions of our experiences to be similar to another Club when where we…read morewere members. Early on, we learned we had joined the PENSACOLA EVENT CENTER and Yacht Club. Granted, we did not join PYC with the vision of throwing large parties but it would have been nice to be allowed to use the facilities without a two year notice. During our early meetings with Directors, even before we joined, we frequently heard members were not participating in PYC events. As our main reason for joining was the social aspects; attending events sounded good. The only detraction to our first experience was we were seated at the opposite end of the room from our friends. We soon learned the new members were seated almost in the parking lot. At one event, I was actually told, "all the new members are sitting over there. Why don't you go over there and make friends." The refrain, "oh, you're new members" was one we heard all too often. Unknown to us, we apparently had PURCHASED A SECOND CLASS MEMBERSHIP. At least we still had the restaurant but the fare devolved to be less than substandard so we just stopped going. For $100-$150 for dinner, there are other places to eat in Pensacola that offer better food at similar prices without the added costs of membership. Resigning our membership, we learned not one of the folks in control at PYC cared. Zero is the number of people that reached out to us.

I love the Pensacola Yacht Club. As far as I am concerned they have the best bartenders in town…read more who always make my drinks delicious from pina coladas to manhattans. Since I was a kid I loved their fries with kosher salt and now the grouper sandwich or crawfish quesadilla is a favorite. Actually their whole menu is good I just mainly tend to go for simple food on the patio. But I have been to many events there and the food is always good. At my mother's 50th birthday party there was amazing seafood and a cute (and yummy) mashed potato bar/buffet. Nowhere can beat it.

The St. Benedict German Festival, an annual event held at St. Benedict Catholic School in Elberta,…read moreAlabama, is a much anticipated gathering that brings together the local community. This celebration of German heritage and culture has taken place for over 50 years, today was the 51st, for a delightful experience for attendees of all ages. The festival was initially established in the early 1970s as a way to commemorate the rich German ancestry of many residents in the area. What started as a modest gathering has since transformed into a tradition, drawing thousands of people each year to partake in the festivities. The festival has a nice array of activities and attractions to delight and entertain its visitors. One of the main highlights of the event is the authentic German cuisine, including traditional sausages, sauerkraut, potato salad, goulash and an assortment of homemade pastries and desserts, such as strudels and kiffels. I had a big grilled brat in a bun, some excellent German potato salad and strudel, very nice!  In addition to the tasty culinary offerings, the festival has a diverse range of entertainment options. Live music performances was one of our favorites, Symone French, her second year here, encouraging festival-goers to dance and sing along. Arts and crafts vendors showcase their unique wares, with an opportunity to purchase unique local area items and support local artisans. For the youngsters, the Kids Village offers an engaging and fun-filled experience with a variety of games, face painting, bounce houses, and other activities. Meanwhile, adults can partake in the beer and wine garden, sampling a selection of imported German beers and other refreshing beverages. Over the years, the St. Benedict German Festival has evolved to become more than just a celebration of heritage; it is now a symbol of community spirit and unity. The event serves as a significant fundraiser for the St. Benedict Catholic School, with proceeds supporting various educational programs and initiatives. Bottom line: The St. Benedict German Festival in Elberta, AL, has successfully preserved and promoted the town's unique cultural identity for more than five decades. Its continued success demonstrates the importance of communal gatherings in fostering a strong sense of camaraderie and preserving traditions.  https://saintbenedict.net/news-events/german-festival/ https://www.facebook.com/StBenedictGermanFestival/

You guys, this was one of the most fun, and greatest place I've been to! They have so many good…read morecocktails, tons of wine, their food looked great and the service was 10/10. The owners were so very nice. GO!!!!! Such a cute vibe for pictures too

Cindy was absolutely AMAZING, and we had the best time at Gulf Babe for our bride's bachelorette…read morecelebration! the drinks were a perfect balance of strong and tasty

Hoping to find a gift shop. The trail at the estuary was really peaceful. Really coolread more

We picked blueberries with our small children. Blueberries were perfectly tart, and the staff was…read moreincredibly friendly and gave my daughters some zinnia flowers to take home (which they loved).