Was having a bad day, went to Marmadukes and met the best Bar…read more manager I've had to date. I walked in very disheveled from the day, the bartender service was very quick and timely, I then proceeded to tell him about my ongoing divorce due to complications with my previous abortion, and how I was gonna be filing for bankruptcy the following morning, but Anthony did not give me any wayward glances. He just said oh shit and kept it moving. This sense of professionalism is hard to find in such a field as this, and it made me feel very at home. I'm not a religious person, but this is the closest thing to a Catholic confessional I will ever have in this lifetime. Anthony was so good! four stars cause the beer could've been colder... shout out to Anthony and Jaden

Been there several times and food & service are always on…read morepoint!! Do yourself a favor and stop by

This business does not exist any more, this location was most recently a Mexican restaurant, which…read moremade the bizzare decision to open rather close to an existing one, I am not sure whether that is still open as it appeared deserted last I saw it.

Really no complaints here. Located on the corner in a plaza, they have inside and outside seating…read more It was a pretty day so we ate outside...and still had tableside service. Good selection of beers on tap. And good prices too. Since it was the day after St Pattys day, green beer was only $2. A deal. Amongst our tables we ordered a variety of things: mozzarella sticks, pretzels, fish tacos, buffalo tacos, chicken and salad, and their Baileys cheesecake. Everyone was pleased. My fish tacos were surprisingly good, real tortillas and crispy fish. The side is chips. I would have preferred fries or rice, but I figure chips allow for ease and speed when preparing the meals. And the dessert was delicious. Great taste, creamy texture. Would def order it again, and I rarely order dessert. The bartender / server was super nice. He did a great job. Would I return- yes!

They were out of a very popular whisky and the bartender didn't know how to make mixed drinks…read more Nothing fancy, just whisky & coke. Didn't know how to do it. ?

This place is the mother of all dive bars! i've been to a lot of bars in my time and this one takes…read moreit all hands down! I know this place is in the middle of nowhere. I mean NO WHERE! Alligator country! So im here visiting with friends who live near this place. We walk in and literally the record player scratches to a halt and everyone in the bar (all of 4 of them) stop, turn and stare at us. This is where it gets fun! People obviously know we're not from around these parts and quickly walk up to us and start introducing themselves. And here are the names they used... Giggalo Jim, Gator Mike and a few more i cant remember. Im not making this up. It was hard to keep a straight face. So we have some cocktails and play some pool and eat some of the best boiled peanuts that i've ever eaten. A bit later Gator Mike walks up to us and says "Ever been on an air boat?" We all reply "no" and he proceed to say, i know a guy who has one down the road who would love to take you guys out on it. Now i know I've been told not to go with strangers ever since i was a kid, but dammit if i didn't want to go on an air boat! I'm 6'6" and about 260lbs, so if they can lift me and kidnap me, they can have me! I just hope they have a strong back! So we all look at each other and tell Gator Mike that we're game to go do this air boat ride in the middle of a swamp, infested with alligators and with a guy we've never met. Here we go.... Gator Mike drives in a car ahead of us and we follow him to the edge of a swamp where we see his friend. We get out, get introduced and off goes Mike. The air boat "captain" tells us to get on and buckle up, we do. he goes to the front of the air boat, open a compartment, pulls out a red cup, a bottle of Kessler Wiskey, some ice, fills the cup, fired up the boat and off we go. Im thinking to myself at this point that we're all dead and about about to be fed to the gators. But that wasnt the case at all. this guy was funny and actually pretty safe. we saw tons of gators, i got some great pictures (http://www.jskeffphoto.com/skeff/travels/florida/florida_07a.jpg, and http://www.jskeffphoto.com/skeff/travels/florida/gatora.jpg) and it was all crazy and fun and its a great story as you all can tell from this review. So if you're ever in the middle of no where in northern Florida, go here and enjoy the locals!

Stopped in the bar for lunch as a 4 top on a Tuesday about 230pm. Bar stools were taken up by…read morepatrons so we still had inside outside seating choices. Ambiance was rustic with beautiful views of the lake. Chose the comfort of inside with the a/c. The bartender was doing it all, and doing it well. He greeted us took drinks and menu order. We dined on chicken pot pie with side salad, blackened chicken wrap with cole slaw, French dip with fries and a Reuben with cole slaw. Everything was hot, delicious and plentiful. The hotel and restaurant have been around since early 1900 and big part of the history of Mt. Dora. Enjoy!

What a joke. Went to make reservations for 6 people and asked if we could make a reservation for 6…read morein maybe an hour. Was put on hold and was told it would be a 2 hour wait. I said that's no problem and we can wait. Was put on hold again and when she came back was told they cannot accommodate 6 people at all today?? They are open until 8:30pm and it is 12pm right now. We would have had no problem waiting to anytime but was flat out told they do not want us to come in.

Another amazing evening of fun entertainment and the best sunset on the Gulf of Mexico! The food…read moretruck offerings filled the air as we exited our vehicle. We decided to share one of our favorite haunts in Cedar Key Florida.with our friend Laura before she heads back to blustery Iowa. She loved it and found the entertainment to be very enjoyable. It is quite a trek from Ocala roundtrip but we just can't help ourselves. We shall return!

The vibes of this place were great! I loved the outdoor seating options and the live music (shout…read moreout to the broken string band) was amazing! There was a nice sea breeze and a pier you could walk out on with a few tables there too. There is a food truck that is always on site that serves some tasty beef tacos with a delicious homemade pico as well as several other food options. Drink service at the bar was very slow as several people (I assume locals) came in after me but were served before me. It's great that everyone knows everyone, but we out of towners would like to support you too. We only ended up getting one drink each because of this.

The fish was delicious as usual. This time instead of fish and chips, I had the fish sliders. They…read morewere a terrific small plate alternative. Service was wonderful as always. The ambiance is pub like, so depending on if it's busy, will depend on the noise level.

This Irish joint was busy as hell during Bikefest, but well worth the visit. I recommend the Fish &…read moreChips and Blt and a frothy pint of Guinness. The place is clean and we sat outside on the patio. The staff is very accommodating and friendly. The price is fair and the portions are just right. Ample parking is available as well. Slainté.

"A hidden gem!! The "quirky" Dam Pub has a fantastic, cozy…read moreatmosphere. The staff are incredibly friendly and attentive without ever being overbearing -- you can tell they truly take pride in what they do. I ordered the Big Dam Burger with fries, and it was absolutely the best! And as always, their signature Bloody Marys are FABULOUS. Exciting news: on October 5th, the Dam Pub is bringing back live bands from 1-5 pm. Whether you're stopping in for a quiet pint after work or looking for a lively evening with friends, this place is perfect. Highly recommend! Stay tuned for more great events."

DAMN!!! All this hype about the Bloody Mary was all that and then some. It's a 22 ounce glass of…read moreBrunch for only $8.25. It starts out with a long pour of vodka, and I do mean LONG pour & a homemade spicy mixer stirred over a salty, spicy rimmed glass of ice cubes. The garnish is...wait for it...a zesty dill pickle spear, full stalk of crunchy celery, a snowman pick with pickled okra, pepperoni stick and sweet gherkin, a gingerbread man pick with a green olive, salami slice and cheese cube, pepperoncini and a locally made pickled green bean. Tina, our barmaid, was just what you want when you walk into a dive bar and I knew as soon as she dropped the F-bomb...it was going to be a good day! Cold Beer. Fried Food. Heavy Pour.

Don't walk...run to this gem. Hands down the best restaurant in The Villages, Florida. Amazing…read moreservice (Shauna - bar), food and views. I had two apps - the tuna and the fish dip. Both delicious. My only (minor) suggestion is for the tuna, use thicker chips, as the topping are all wet. The chips were saturated- but still delish! Such a great spot. A+++

My parents love coming to Harry's for the specials which are different daily and advertised on…read moretheir Facebook which is so helpful for guests! My mom was out of town so my dad and I went for an early Father's Day celebration. Unfortunately, it was one of the kitchen's off nights as the calamari which is normally cooked perfectly came out rubbery and overdone. Wait staff offered to have the kitchen remake it but my dad wasn't sure it would come out any better the second time, depending on how the kitchen was timing or judging the cook. He opted to get the voodoo pasta which I had ordered as well. The chicken in the voodoo pasta was also overdone and on the chewy side due. Pasta sauce was definitely bland in comparison to the sauce from a special the week prior that our same waiter had said was actually the voodoo sauce. Sad that nothing came out how we'd hoped, especially on a celebration day. One last note for readers: the dining room to the back right of the restaurant is extremely loud and hard to hear even those you are dining with, regardless of the number of tables filled.