Love me some fresh & hot pretzels, I miss being able to get Auntie Annie's when I'm in Tucson so…read morewhenever I'm in FL I make sure I spot by a few times to get my fix! From the cutest the regular pretzels & don't forget the pretzels dogs all are delicious, quick service & friendly staff get to much while walking the mall.

From the owner: Auntie Anne's in Pensacola serves fresh, hot, handmade pretzels every day. Enjoy classic pretzels,…read morecinnamon sugar pretzels, pretzel nuggets, pretzel dogs, dips, and refreshing lemonade. Perfect for families, kids, and snack lovers of all ages, Auntie Anne's is a go-to stop for sweet and savory snacks. Order in-store, for takeout, delivery, or catering for parties, events, and meetings. Whether you're grabbing a quick snack or treating the whole family, Auntie Anne's delivers warm, craveable flavor in Pensacola.

Terrible service, workers ignore customers at the counter and I have been waiting 25mins for a…read moresingle pretzel. I watched 5 customer walk up to the counter and leave before they are even greeted. By farther worst service I have ever seen.

Stopped by while shopping at the mall for a pretzel. I ordered a plain salted and cinnamon sugar…read morepretzel. I ate the cinnamon sugar one immediately. It was light and fluffy with the perfect amount t of cinnamon sugar. The salted pretzel was alright, not the best I have had.

We came in last week for dinner and this was our first time coming to this restaurant. The…read morerestaurant was really busy but we made a reservation on open table. We were seated promptly and our server did a great job of letting us know what they were known for and gave us great suggestions. We all tried the burgers and they didn't disappoint. They were cooked perfectly and seasoned well also. We also had the monkey bread dessert and it was amazing. We definitely will put this place on our revisit list

I ordered the spinach artichoke dip and a chicken bacon ranch personal pizza…read more The bowl the spinach artichoke dip came in was warm but the dip its self was cold. When my waiter came back I told him. He took the bowl. When he came back the dip was warm but it didn't taste right. So I didn't eat it. The pizza was burnt on the bottom. He never refilled my drink. He only ask when I was done. Very disappointed

AJ was amazing ! We will be back !! Great server and super…read morefriendly ! We love pizza and it was the best !

This was my second time here. I hadn't been here since they opened. Was very dissapointed in the…read morefood the first time I was here since the food in my opinion is not authentically German. It wasn't bad, just nothing special. I had the curry wurst the first time I was here, which was nothing like the Curry Wurst in Berlin. Tasted like an American interpretation. This time I had the buffalo wings, which were decent, definitely better than the curry wurst. My mom had the Jaeger Schnitzel, which came with potatoes, she also ordered a side of red cabbage. Jaeger Schnitzel was ok, potatoes were fine. I did like the red cabbage, but it is vinegary, which is the way I prefer it. I noticed other reviewers mentioned this as well. I had the apple strudel. It looked like the ice cream was plated over a week ago, I don't know how to better explain it. The whipped cream was frozen in the center. The strudel was good, but you could tell it had been made a while ago and they had reheated it. It did not come with berries and powdered sugar like it showed on in other pictures on-line. The only staff that seemed to enjoy working there were the young new trainees, you could tell the rest of the staff didn't really want to be there. Decent ambience to get a draft German beer, but there are better places to get dinner on S. Palafox.

Was in town visiting and always like to pop in to local breweries. This place was busier than I…read moreexpected for a Wednesday evening. They had a great outdoor area with picnic tables, bounce houses, and a sand volleyball court. Inside was decent size and decorated well. I sat at the bar since I was alone. Bartender (Hunter) was very friendly and attentive. Offered good suggestions on their draft beer. Really enjoyed the Sundrop IPA- good quality hazy ipa. Also really liked the Island Hopper. It was an American pale ale which isn't usually my go-to but Hunter recommended it, and I really enjoyed it. Food wise- I had the grilla' dilla with pork. Had good flavor and a nice crisp to the tortilla. Came with chips and salsa as a side. Overall, really enjoyed my time and will likely return on my next trip to the area

This would be the second time I have came here. They had a Crab Boil this past weekend and a lot of…read morepeople were there to enjoy the beautiful day. Surprisingly it was not that expensive. So we meet our friends and had a few beers and ate crabs. The ladies that wait on you are all nice & friendly. This is a really cool place to hang out with friends, it's kid & dog friendly with a fun bounce house for kids.

This place was so amazing. I'm in town for work and came on a Tuesday night. They had karaoke…read morenight. Everyone here was night and supporting every singer. If you do go try the gyro burger. I had it with no bun in a lettuce wrap. Wow!!!!! The cucumber sauce was slap ya momma good. My waitress brandy !!!! Amazing she knows her food well and she was super sweet. This place is a must if you like good food.

Goat Lips Chew & Brew House feels like the kind of place that was designed after someone said,…read more"What if every room had a different personality and the backyard never ended?" And honestly? The vibe is the star here. This place is wildly eclectic in the best way. A huge outdoor area that feels built for lingering, laughing, and losing track of time, plus a maze of themed rooms inside that make every turn feel like you accidentally walked into a different bar. It's unique, memorable, and exactly the kind of place you want to love before the food even hits the table. The service definitely helped that cause. Friendly, attentive, and genuinely pleasant from start to finish. Then the pretzel appetizer arrived and apparently chose violence. The beer cheese sauce had the consistency of warm yellow water and somehow even less personality. The pretzel itself tasted like it had been baptized in butter but still came out bland, which is honestly an achievement. I didn't know something could be both greasy and forgettable, but here we are. Thankfully, I was aggressively encouraged to order the club sandwich. "You HAVE to get it," they said. For once, the hype mostly paid off. The bread was toasted beautifully, full of crunch and flavor, and the sandwich as a whole really worked. Now, the meat? Let's just say it had strong gas station cold-cut energy. Perfectly edible, nothing offensive, but nobody's writing songs about it. That said, the mayo situation deserves its own fan club. There's some kind of mustard-seasoned magic happening in that spread, and it absolutely carries the whole sandwich across the finish line. Honestly, give me that toast cut into strips and a bowl of that sauce, and I'm a happy man. Forget the turkey, let me dip carbs directly into whatever wizardry they whipped up back there. So where does Goat Lips land? A place with a killer atmosphere, great service, one appetizer that should be investigated, and one sandwich condiment worthy of applause. The experience averages out exactly where the stars do: right down the middle. Three stars. Goat Lips is average food wrapped in an unforgettable setting, which somehow makes the whole thing more fun than it probably deserves.

I'm going to base this review solely on an internet search of breweries in Pensacola. I'm moving…read morethere this summer so I thought I'd scope out the beer scene. I can't there fast enough after looking over the beers brewed here. Hats off to Alyssa. I was about 7-8 beers deep before I saw an IPA listed. Even then, I think there were only 3-4z And this is during a time of extensive IPA/IIPA lists. Im used to seeing 12 beers on tap and 10 of them some variation of an IPA. Like each beer is trying to out-do the next. I'm impressed. PBB will be the first brewery I visit when I get there Summer of '26

Amazing selection. IPAs were on point. I need to go back and try the ales and stouts…read more Indoor and outdoor seating. Dog friendly. Nested in historic district. Must stop place for true brew connoisseurs.

We came by to try some local beer. The place is interesting with all kinds of games on the tables,…read moregiant chess game, and real darts. We went to the bar and one bartender was working who was not feeling great. She was really busy as they really needed another bartender. We ordered a flight with the cider, Status Whoa light, Chemex romance coffee flavor, Fashionably Late pumpkin flavor. We also ordered hot pretzel. We received our flight and took it to a table. We waited a bit for the pretzel sticks to go with our flight. Our favorite was the cider then light then other two. The pumpkin and coffee did not have a distinguished flavor. The pretzel was good but the beer cheese was a bit bland. Over it was ok. We got the flight and pretzel for $20. I hope they find more help to bartend.

We've been here multiple times while walking downtown and love the ambiance and games available at…read moreeach table. The bartenders are always great and the beer selection is one point. Great, chill spot.

What a cute little brewery! Inside was open lots of seats at a bar and plenty of high top and…read moretables. You can bring your pups too! I got plenty of pets in. Good selection of beers on tap!

Staff at this place were awesome. Beer was great. However,…read morefirst time in last night and they had a live DJ attempting to host Karaoke but, not a single person was trying to sing. Even after the bartender asked him to turn it down more than once he ignored. Spent the night walking around with a selfie stick self promoting. If I wanted to go to a bar I would've. Definitely killing the brewery vibe. Beer was great though but will never be back when/if they have a DJ