Purchased bialys at the Seaside Farmers Market and they were delicious! Pete was very friendly and…read moreit was a great experience to meet him and make a purchase from him. Will definitely be buying more on my next visit to 30A.

We got pretzel and pizza bites. They tasted a little off, it was almost like the pretzel had no…read moresalt by the way they looked and tasted

I recently enjoyed a visit to Auntie Anne's Pretzel. The pretzels were hot and fresh, the staff was…read moreexceptionally friendly, and the restaurant was clean. A delightful experience overall!

Walked in probably after they were closed but they had the open sign up. Greeted by a little Thai…read morelady who I later found out was the owner. She was so welcoming and thanked us for allowing her to serve us. Ambiance reminded me of Germany, as the owner had lived there for years and brought it to Niceville with her. Food was great, schnitzel was perfect, just like back in Germany. Our son had the Jaeger Schnitzel, my wife had the plain Schnitzel and I went for the Bangkok Schnitzel, all three were on point, our daughter went for the Currywurst which was a good level of spice. My Bangkok Schnitzel had a Thai Curry sauce and pineapples, it was a nice fusion. The bread was homemade and we ordered a second basket, because who doesn't love a great homemade bread? A perfect reminder of Germany.

Hubs second favorite food is German, so he immediately sought out and planned two German food…read moredinners on our recent FL trip. He ordered the jagerschnitzel with spaetzle and mushroom gravy, and had enough to bring some back to the condo. He proclaimed it very tasty and five-worthy, in his opinion. We also shared a pretzel with cheese sauce, and they gave us some delicious tasting homemade bread. The unsweetened iced tea tasted delicious once the pink stuff was added, and that's only saying something because you wouldn't believe how often the iced tea stinks in restaurants. They had next to nothing for vegetarians, since they seem to enjoy putting bacon in everything. Why? They kindly swapped the Swiss cheese (blech) in the kasespatzle for Alfredo sauce, and I got a cute salad plate too. It tasted fine, I had no complaints. I would like to point out that, according to the interwebs, "In 2022, about 8.12 million people in Germany identified as either vegetarians or largely forgo meat consumption." Meat substitutes like quorn are quite facile to work with, and make excellent meat substitutes in traditional dishes. Try it!

5 star plus! Amazing food you won't find anywhere else. Pretzels with perfect beer cheese. Great…read morebeer, great food, music and fun

Live music and delicious authentic German food with an abundance of beer choice. I tried the…read moreSampler with a choice of up to 4 Links and a Brezel included if you choose the Weisswurst! Sides of choice are Sauerkraut and potatoe salad. The meal was delicious and filling. I enjoyed a tall beer served in a Stein, and finished up with a homemade Apple Strudel! Th atmosphere is great, the service is friendly and the music added to the fun!

First & for most pretzels here at pretzel twister are the best in town!!!!! There is a decent…read morevariety you can choose from and it's wonderful to have also a variety of dipping sauces , plus you your fountain drinks and lemonade also icees. I think it's a little weird that when you do order an icee as the machine is located by the fountain machine your not given a cup and your not allowed to get your own icee from the machine their is a note above it saying "soda & icces sold separately! ! No free refills on icees! Thank you smiley face. Weird to have this sign up if in deed employees get your icee not you. I'm so used to serving myself an icee at gas stations makes me feel they trust me and value me as a customer I don't feel this way at all here not just because of this but also because of the pretzel twister card you get stamped for every pretzel you buy which you have to know about this because they have no signs and make sure not to tell you like they are stingie they don't want you to get a free pretzel when I used to think this was so cool. I don't like when I say what and how many and that I would like all of them fresh cause every time I take their word that it's just freshly made its actually harder than my other pretzels when they are soft I know they are fresh, I don't care for the additude I get or how I feel they are arguing with me. Now I'm sure the Mgr runs it a certain way I just wonder if this is how the owner or owners want their company ran this way.

Amazing service on a super crowded day, staff are very proffesional. Highly recommend the pizza…read morepretzel, and their pretzel bites. Their gourmet pretzel selection is pretty nice, though a few more variations would be fantastic. Lil' place is great for a mid shop snack, certainly a place to try whether you're local to the area, or visiting.

Excellent service. Good happy hour prices. Good atmosphere and selection…read more Soups are good and brunch good

12/30/25, two seats at the bar…read more Lesley & I had a great dinner at Beach Camp, so many reasons to give this place 5 . Walked in, the place was packed and on a wait. The host was friendly and eager to get us a table, but nothing available- 15 min wait. Two seats open at the bar so we moved quick! Makala was our bartender. She was fantastic; friendly and super knowledgeable. We shared a smash burger, relax haters we had a late lunch and wanted room for dessert. Smash burger with fries was fantastic. Seasoned perfectly and the sliced pickles were great. Turtle Cheesecake was , so good! Atmosphere was 10! Staff was 10! Food was 10! We visit this area 3-4 times a year, see you again in March!

This restaurant is a very quite reserved dining experience. It is by reservation only. The…read morehostess/waitress/server was also the owner. The menu is 100% authentic German. I ordered the Jager schnitzel, with pan fried potatoes. It was extremely good. The restaurant itself is elegant with soft music playing, which makes for a fine dining experience. We went with a group of 6. The appetizers very authentic as well!

Being open more often!!! Not just by reservation "If/when" you call back! And how about not closing…read morefrom November to February every year?? One more IMPORTANT thing!! How about " to go" meals?? Every restaurant has to go even for leftovers! You are situated right at the RV park. Most campers like to bring to go back to their RVs. This may just be a hobby for you guys, but you do have a lot of customers that would really like a reliable restaurant!!

As is not unusual for a brewery, you find yourself wandering through an industrial type…read moreneighborhood looking for the location. Parking isn't super generous but you can park on the street easily. They do offer a very small menu of food which, as small as it is, is still a bonus. The CHICAGO DOG - Vienna brand beef frank on a poppy seed bun with mustard, green relish, diced onion, tomato, cucumber, & sport peppers worked out well for someone who was passing on the beer. As for the beer, overall a great variety and good quality. Service is friendly and the seating area is fun despite being somewhat small.

Love this little brewpub, probably my favorite on the Emerald Coast. There is always something…read moreinteresting to try. This time, my favs were the Boosh (NIPA) and the Divide and Conch'r (DIPA). Also good, the Mango and Habanero (DIPA), it has just a bit of mango and habanero, just enough to make it interesting. They have a great garden area outside. Tables are spread out on the patio and the grass. Bring bug spray if your going sit out there.