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    Bavaria Pensacola

    Bavaria Pensacola

    4.3(251 reviews)
    4.3 mi
    •$$

    My son finished his tennis tournament late (he was amazing and we are incredibly proud of him) and…read morewe were in need of dinner in Pensacola. We all wanted pizza. Since it was Sunday evening, a lot of Pensacola's Italian restaurants were closed. Bavarian Pensacola was opened and immediately went to the top of the list for the Yelp reviews and the unusual combination of German and Italian food. The restaurant is located in a neat downtown district. Parking is limited but we were fortunate to find a spot close to the shop. We walked in were immediately by a friendly hostess who offered any table we wanted to sit at. We chose a high top which had comfortable chairs. The interior of the restaurant was really interesting. The military vibe is everywhere and awesome. Photos and images celebrating our great armed service members with a local Pensacola flare adorned the walls where TV's weren't hung on. The atmosphere is open and pleasantly bright. There was also the German influence which worked well with the other themes of the restaurant. Our waiter was great. We ordered large pretzel with sweet mustard, spicy mustard and beer cheese. The pretzel was legit and all of the sauces were great. For entrees, I ordered French Onion soup with a side spatzel (sp?). My wife ordered the Reuben on a panini instead of rye with German potato salad. My son ordered blackened buffalo wings and fries. The onion soup was tasty- I like more broth than onion but that's me. The spatzel was good in a sneaky way. When I first had a bite, I was underwhelmed with the initial taste. But just as the taste progressed, the spatezel conveyed a rich buttery flavor that prompted me to snack on them throughout the meal. My wife's Reuben was the winner of the dinner. The Reuben was amazing! The bread was delicious and the combination of corned beef, sauerkraut and sauce was so good. One of the best Reuben's we have had. Awesome! The potato salad was served cold (often it is served warm) but my wife was not a fan; that is not a hit on the dish however since it tasted like the German potato salad we have had in the past. My son's wings were tasty but not your typical buffalo flavor. It was a dry rub that was blackened which is different from the typical buffalo wing flavor. My son was not a fan but they were good once you knew they were different from the norm. Bavaria Pensacola makes their own blue cheese dressing. Tragically, they were out. I am positive the dressing is top notch. If you're still with me, you might be wondering a pizza- the menu was so varied that we chose something else. That doesn't mean that the pizza was any less delicious than the items we ordered. We will return again to try the pizza. We finished the dinner with chocolate cake and apple strudel. Both were great. The strudel was doughy and not flaky but tasty nonetheless. The cake was rich and completely worth the splurge. Overall, we had a great time. The food was good, our service was great and we promised ourselves that we would return the next time we are in Pensacola. Thanks, Bavaria Pensacola!!

    Came in for a late lunch middle of the week so it was quiet. Service was great…read more Had the Jager schnitzel it is some of the best I've had in the states. Schnitzel was crispy and not overly salted. The sauce was rich and full of flavor. Substituted the mashed potatoes for the cheese spaetzle fabulous tasted homemade. Then got a side of red cabbage, which was perfect with the richness of the jager schnitzel. Acidic and not too sweet. Must try if you enjoy schnitzel.

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    Bavaria Pensacola - Very authentic feel. They even have the purity laws posted which is what makes German beer the best.

    Very authentic feel. They even have the purity laws posted which is what makes German beer the best.

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    Bavaria Pensacola - We had terrific service from the barkeep.

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    We had terrific service from the barkeep.

    Goat Lips Chew & Brewhouse - Cheeseburger and Chips

    Goat Lips Chew & Brewhouse

    4.4(230 reviews)
    3.7 mi
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    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.

    Not my favorite place. Cuban was okay. Didn't try to beer. Went with a large party so I'm sure the…read morekitchen was overwhelmed. Food can out fast. A little loud inside but it's a bar so that's to be expected. Lots of locals and dogs so that's always fun!

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