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.

We held my daughter's wedding reception there. Jayden, the events coordinator was so easy to work…read morewith. She and her staff were with us each step of the way. Kaley, the bartender worked well with all our guests, including the kids and non-alcohol drinkers. They loved her mocktails! Definitely recommend this venue!

Where do I even begin?…read more We had our wedding at Garden & Grain this weekend and it was absolutely flawless. I have to start with the most important parts of our day which were Cara & Jadyn, our event coordinators and Nick & Jesse, our bartenders. Cara and Jadyn were literal earth-movers and magic makers. These two helped us get everything decorated and torn down with absolute ease (and we had an awful lot of decor we brought in.) By the time we moved into the ceremony, Jadyn was everywhere ensuring we started when we were ready, the guests were ready for us to enter, and just made us feel so at ease. We heard from so many guests that they didn't even realize the chairs got moved from the garden into the grainhouse between because it was so fast and flawlessly executed. These folks were so stealthy bringing 75 chairs between different spaces. Bravo. Our caterer was just arriving as we were about the walk the aisle. We had no idea the chaos that was ensuing behind the scenes that Jadyn and the team worked out as quickly as possible and without our guests even recognizing there was a delay in the start time of the food service. Obviously catering is a huge part of the day, and it would have been so stressful had we realized they were 30+ minutes behind. The execution of our wedding could not have happened flat out without these two wonderful people. We are so grateful for you both, Cara and Jadyn. You deserve all the praise in the world and are absolutely amazing event coordinators. Oh, and Jadyn, thanks for never letting us have a drink less than half full - your impeccable attention to detail is what every event coordinator should strive for. Now, the other critical aspect to a wedding is bar service. Nick and Jesse had those drinks flowing non stop all night. There was never a guest waiting in line or without a drink from before the ceremony to last moments. Our guests were complimenting all night on how amazing the bar service was. We are a family with one side from New Orleans, we know how to party and going into it with 2 bartenders for 75 people who know how to have a good time was an anxiety for us, but there was not a single mishap in the bar service and we couldn't have asked for a better experience for our guests or us. Not to mention, every time I looked at Nick or Jesse, they were both smiling and so happy to be there with us - it meant a lot to feel like your vendors were a part of your wedding. The space lent itself so naturally to our ceremony and reception. It was beautiful, cozy, clean, and just 100% our vibe. Our guests also complimented all night on what a cool venue we had. If you're thinking about booking an event, particularly a wedding here, don't hesitate. There's not a dang thing I would change about Garden & Grain, Perfect Plain and the people they had assisting us and our guests throughout the event. Being able to look back and see how smoothly things ran is every Bride's dream, and without a doubt you will have the same experience that we did here. Thank you G & G/Perfect Plain/Perennial Hospitality for the amazing experience on our wedding date. You have no idea what this meant to us. It means even more to feel that you guys actually enjoyed being there with us. Pat yourselves on the back and know that you are shining examples of what a wedding venue is supposed to operate like. Cheers to you guys, thank you once again for everything!

Culinary Productions catered our daughter's wedding at The Suppossey and did a fantastic job. The…read morebride and groom wanted a taco bar and Mike and crew took that and elevated it with pre-dinner passed hors d'ouvres and a gorgeous charcuterie table. The taco bar was high class and delicious but it was the dessert bar that blew everyone away! We had mini banana puddings, key lime pie shooters, gorgeous chocolate covered strawberries and churros with chocolate dipping sauce. I couldn't help myself and had a bite of everything. Thank you for a great evening!

Mike and staff catered our wedding reception and everything was fabulous! The staff was extremely…read morefriendly and outstanding!!! I would highly recommend!!

I never write reviews. On this place I felt I had to advise unsuspecting customers. This meat is…read moreChoice Premium at best. They are charging as if it's Prime Zero that is the top of the scale. i Was in the wholesale meat business for over 30 years, I know my cuts. SAVE YOUR MONEY

This place is amazing! We recently came here for a Bachelorette party and had an amazing time! It…read moreis perfect for bigger groups looking for a fun night out! Chef James helped us to prepare a chopped salad, which is the bestseller at their salad shop downstairs, and it definitely lived up to the hype! Our main course was chicken scampi with homemade pasta which was amazing! We also were able to sample the edible cookie dough which is incredible! It was great to be able to learn how to cook a delicious meal in a relaxed setting. After cooking, we were able to enjoy our dish at a beautifully decorated table. Maguerite helped us set up the entire event, and she was amazing! She was very accommodating, and her and Chef worked hard to make the night special for us. 10/10 would recommend this experience!

In a very cute part of downtown Pensacola. They had Gallery Nigh on the weekend that we were there…read moreand the hotel was in a prime location. Their cookies and popcorn was also a nice touch. My husband looked forward to their daily oatmeal raisin. The only downside was the price. It was ridiculously high for a Holiday Inn Express. high

Nice place but don't plan on having parking if you have the audacity to go somewhere on a Friday or…read moreSaturday. They have parking that is identified as hotel only, but they have no control and do nothing to enforce. I told the staff that there was no parking and they said "not surprised at all, it is a weekend". Also significant street noise late into the night on Friday and Saturday. Probably better places to stay.

Older building but so much charm. I'll start with the not…read moretoo impressed, but I promise, there is a good ending. Room was not clean, requested a new one, but they didn't have one available for the size of our party. The breakfast was not a real breakfast, lacking of hot water for your bag oatmeal, very limited choices of bread or cereal, no fruit and the breakfast sandwich were sad looking. Situated downtown Pensacola, it's near awesome restaurants, walking distance to everything. Now our front desk working miracle person, Alexia, was the only person in the building, she personally cleaned our room and made us her number 1 priority, like she didn't have anything else going on. For that reason, I really don't care about the breakfast or our room was not cleaned, I'll definitely stay here again, just because Alexis saved the day

I was searching for where to stay in Downtown Pensacola, Florida and research led me to the New…read moreWorld Inn which is a historic boutique hotel. The New World Inn has a fantastic location near most things in the Downtown area which has a lot of great spaces and places. The New World Inn was originally built as a box factory. The building was restored and remodeled in 1983 to include banquet and events spaces along with 16 hotel rooms with 8 rooms on the ground floor and 8 rooms on the second level. Due to the history of the building there is only a staircase and no elevator has been added to this property. Renovations to the property continued in 2007 with the addition of the 600 South Italian Eatery & Wine Bar which is currently listed as temporarily closed . In 2008 the New Orleans inspired courtyard was updated to a more functional space for outdoor dining and celebrations. In 2016 Skopelos restaurant was added to the location but sadly that restaurant closed in 2021 after 62 years due to damage from Hurricane Sally and the Pandemic. Overall I enjoyed my stay here and I would certainly stay here again. My video review of The New World Inn is here: https://youtu.be/4XP8jaq933U

We had a great time! We had family in town who really wanted to see the blue angels so we booked…read moretickets for the ferry. It was a nice ride and had a great view. The staff was great! They had a bar with drinks, snacks and also alcohol.

A must see attraction when in Pensacola . We booked the evening sunset cruise and it was awesome …read more It got really cold during the sunset . Weather was like 52F when we went and with the wind , it became really cold. Ticketing was easy , boarding was good . Very friendly staffs . Service was good Lots of parking outside . The ferry sold some beers and snacks but it was expensive. You can't bring your own . Took about 90 mins back and forth . Nice time pass . After sunset we came down because the open deck was cold . Good experience overall.