So cute and super fun. Truly for the girls. The drinks are all very good and it's a great spot to…read morehang out and chit chat with very cute comfy seating.

Cute place to go have a delicious cocktails and appetizers. Great service and ambience! Will be…read moreback!

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/

When rain was expected we decided to hit up Hawaii fluid Art! Although a bit expensive, both mom…read moreand girls loved our craft making experience. Is this not the most beautiful beach inspired wine glass?!?

From the owner: Are you looking for something fun and unique to do on your vacation? Would you like the coolest…read moresouvenir ever to take home to commemorate your time on the Gulf Coast? Are you a local and looking for a fun outing for your family, girls night, date night or something new for your kids birthday party this year? Celebrating a special occasion? This the place for you! Every piece of art is unique, no replications here! Not only are our instructors fun, they will guide you to create something you will love and be proud to display in your home! Whether it be a fluid art charcuterie board, canvas, surf board, crab, mermaid, beach resin canvas, resin tumbler, resin wine glass, fluid art bubble dog -can I pet that dawg- splatter art, patch hat or bag, you will have a blast! We have a variety of art experiences, so there is something for every family member! Everyone is an Artist at Hawaii Fluid Art! We also have a Gift Shop with the cutest merch and funny merch as well that will put another smile on your face! Are you coming in for a work conference and would like to have a fun team building activity? We will come to you! Give us a call for more details! 251-419-2599

The third annual Wharf Uncorked Food & Wine Festival pretty well describes what you get. Friday…read morenight is the wine pairing dinners. This year there were six participating restaurants. We had our dinner at Villaggio Grille who had teamed with Wagner Family Wines (Caymus). Dinner was simply great. Saturday afternoon is the wine and food tastings. You give the ladies at entrance table your ticket (or show them your ticket on your phone) and you get a wrist band and a wine glass in return. Then you head to the Rouse's tent where you get one of those plastic plates with a slot for your wine glass so you have a free hand to eat with. Then you pile some of Rouse's food on your plate. From there, you go from tent to tent, sampling food, wine, and some spirits. One tent was dedicated to cooking demos from renowned chefs. I won one of the items at the silent auction benefiting the Make A Wish foundation. Happy about that. There were several TVs set up so people won't miss the 'bama football game. We had a good time and will probably try to come back next year.

Don't waste your time Ran out of food and wine 32 minutes…read moreinto event Rude, unsocialized people for a VIP event Oversold tickets and way too crowded. Front door staff didn't have a clue I could go on and on

1 hour was the perfect amount for our group. The tour guide, Nic loves Pensacola and it shows in…read morethe stories he tells about the area. We were all beginners and he helped give us clear instructions and time to practice before we head out - We were ages 43-78 and had no problems.

Our family had a great time on the 2 hour segway tour. Lots to see and the segways were so much…read morefun. Nick was great and made it so much fun!

The food was amazing! We ate snapper. Highly recommend it! The atmosphere was so much fun. A great…read morevibe anytime of day. We loved everything about it!

Fun place, family friendly. Right on the water. If you sit…read morenear the beach side you can have a nice view of the water. See photos. My family and I had the chicken nachos, shrimp plate and the kids chicken tenders. We also had the virgin shark attack called the shark bite. Came in a tall keepsake bottle. See photo. Food was good. Typical beach fare. They do some fun shoutouts for military, teachers and birthdays.

This was an absolutely wonderful last minute decision. Steve rolled out the red carpet from the…read moremoment we stepped on the boat until the moment we got shore when I called to book trip he was getting ready to go town so the day we wanted was not us back and invited us to come out that day with another couple that he had promised to take on a trip. We not only met some amazing had the time of our lives. We will definitely be back.

This is an aweome boat! It is amazing to me that the owner actually built this catamaran! You…read morewill not be disappointed if you decide to book a tour!