Always a pleasure dealing with the police department. It's amazing to see the department constantly…read moreserving the public in selflessness ways. If I need law enforcement I hope it's the police department coming to help!

Garbage in garbage out either everybody appears to the rule of law or there is no point.. seems…read morelike some law-enforcement believes they are sovereign citizens

We came here today because this is our local voting…read morelocation. This venue is our local Gulf Shores civic center and for a town of only 9,741 permanent residents, as if the 2010 census, it's is pretty darn impressive. It holds up to 600 people theater style, 320 people banquet style without the dance floor, and 260 people banquet style with the dance floor. I missed The Drifters here back in January but I'm looking forward to some of the events after everything opens back up but, of course, future events are on hold due the Covid-19. The building is also available for commercial events such as beauty pageants, concerts, corporate conventions, dance recitals, real estate expos, etc. Bottom line: It's a very nice venue with a lovely interior with professional sound, lighting, kitchen and plenty of parking.

Many (2-4 dozed) gather here to play tennis.. very good courts, well maintained & very friendly…read more. no charge to play tennis.. can't find better place... one of the reason we come to this area!

I'm writing to express my disappointment with how parking is handled in Pensacola. Charging people…read morejust to visit and enjoy the city is a poor way to welcome residents and tourists. It sends the message, "Come spend money here, but first pay us just to be here." I paid for my parking, realized I needed more time, and paid again to extend it. Despite following the rules, I was still hit with an additional $65 charge. If people pay and extend their time, they shouldn't have to deal with extra fees because the system failed. The parking program feels more like a revenue generator than a public service. Pensacola has a beautiful downtown and waterfront, but the parking experience leaves visitors frustrated and feeling taken advantage of. I hope the city fixes this system before it drives more people away instead of encouraging them to return.

Pensacola for me is a mix bag. Below are my Pros and Cons:…read more Pros: Beach Bliss: Pensacola boasts stunning beaches with sugar-white sands and crystal-clear waters. Perfect for a day of sun, sand, and relaxation. You can find a nice Beaches in Pensacola and the outskirts without having to drive too far. Theres Pensacola Beach, Johnson Beach, Orange Beach, Ft. Walton Beach, to name a few. Central Location: Positioned conveniently, Pensacola serves as a great hub for exploring the Gulf Coast. It's a gateway to various attractions. Easy drive to Georgia, Louisiana, or Alabama. or you can catch a flight with ease if you don't like driving across state lines. Blue Angels: The thrilling aerobatic displays by the Blue Angels add an exciting touch to the city. Catching them in action is a definite highlight for both locals and visitors. Decent Downtown Vibes: The downtown area offers a mix of historic charm and modern amenities. Enjoy a stroll through Palafox Street, lined with shops, eateries, and cultural spots. Nothing out of the norm, but it does have some decent bars, the YMCA is a bright spot, and you'll find a Saturday morning market from time to time. Cons: Bad Driving: Pensacola has less-than-stellar drivers. Defensive driving skills are a must to navigate the sometimes chaotic traffic. I feel bad saying it, but you can't go a single day without encountering bad drivers. A bit boring: While the beaches are beautiful, some may find the overall entertainment scene a bit lacking. Those seeking vibrant nightlife may do ok in downtown, especially when there are festivals. Pensacola Beach during peak season can be fun for younger crowds. Overall, it's not a happening place. Not for foodies: Not to say the food is bad, There are some good options, The Fish House might me my personal favorite. But as a whole, I find it difficult to find a good spot where I can just grab and go. Pizza is lacking here, so is the coffee. Again, there are a few bright spots but you need to limit your expectations. In certain areas of Pensacola, it's common to encounter individuals asking for money, engaging in dumpster diving, and struggling with substance abuse. This issue seems to be overlooked by those in positions of authority, it's heartbreaking. In conclusion, Pensacola is a city of contrasts. It offers natural beauty, and a central location but may fall short for those seeking a more lively cultural scene or a less conservative environment. Be ready to embrace the positives while navigating some of the challenges Pensacola presents.

ms. lacrisia was super helpful.. as i have tried a few times to get my address/name changed on my…read morelicense.. to no prevail.. this young lady was so polite and knowledgeable .. she managed to teach me how to get my cash app monthly statement off of my phone...but this took the cake!! ... everybody sit down.!! the best drivers license picture i have ever taken in my whole 40 years in florida. lol.!! ok. ok.. all joking aside .. i was almost in tears and miss lacrisia saved my day.. great big thank you and i will wait all day down there just to wait for her! great job for hiring this angel..tax collectors office .. !! drop the mic!

using their kiosks to sign in+ get in line makes ECTC visits easy. I have…read moreeven phoned ahead to register, then shop nearby until I'm nbr-3 in line! Agents in Warrington have all been friendly. Only been to W street once, but that went quickly also!! thanks for good service!!

I can't say enough good things about the help we received from Officer Gary Scott after we…read morediscovered a missing item after my son was vacationing with friends in Gulf Shores. He was so helpful from the beginning and never once made us feel like we were a bother. All-in-all thanks to an Air tag and the help of Officer Scott the property was located the same day. He was friendly and caring, we appreciate all the work Officer Scott! (Someone get this man a pizza) -Thank you, all the way From Tennessee

Wow! Your officers do not even know basic trespass laws. Once a warning is given a person has the…read moreopportunity to leave, if they dont leave or they come back they can be charged.

Yelp Elite, Jana B. gave me some inspo and my heading to add my take on Foley! So here goes…read more.. I enjoy my Foley visits! I've stopped by frequently and my favorites things are are meals at Desmond's, a quick shopping trip at the outlet (let's not forget the photo op on the carousel) and a bite at P.S. Taco, and an OWA (town square or the park itself) date. I truly enjoy Foley's small town feel (because truly, it is small) with so many good spots and stops along the way. I always make a day trip of it when I visit. Cheers to Foley!

I love my little town... There is an awesome old time soda fountain and drugstore where we have…read moregotten sodas, ice cream cones, salads, sandwiches,root beer floats that just remind me of being a kid again.. there are a few restaurants , an Italian , Jamaican, and a buffet in a gorgeous old building.....a few antique stores, a butcher, a coffee shop, furniture store,,art store , used bookstore , an old hospital that you can tour ,and a few down the side streets, one being a gift store which is really cool to visit .. I have gotten books, jewelry there and a tour of the New Orleans rooms by the awesome owners..I guess my little town is a bit bigger than I thought..Oh and a beautiful jewelry store where I have found some very pretty jewelry and one time had to have a ring cut off as my finger swelled so badly and they were wonderful.. on one corner is a huge candy store with a place to eat in the back or outside on the patio.. for every holiday this sweet town has an event.. and a gorgeous little park..I grew up in a small town in Ohio which was like Mayberry, this reminds me so much of that town..the best thing we did was move here five years ago..the outer part of Foley has grown so much but the little downtown is a step back in time for me..

Great place to study! Printing, lots of computers to use and…read moreplenty of books to check out all for free :D

Best library for kids I've ever seen! Only downside is that you can only check out 10-15 books per…read morecard. Very friendly staff and fun kid zones.

Quiet, clean, great staff, free wifi. Couches, carrels, tables and awesome study "pods" available…read moreto all. Perfect for studying.

Favorite place to come and study. Although I graduated from here years ago I still come all the…read moretime because I go to grad school online and prefer not to sit at home and work. Plenty of room to study with desks, chairs, couches, tables, and outlets spread throughout. Stays pretty quiet. Lots of lighting. Vending available. Coffee shop by front entrance serves drowsy poet coffee among other snacks. Bathrooms are located upstairs and downstairs and are ALWAYS clean. Staff is friendly. Lots of areas for group studying too and they have private rooms available if you need them