Service is over the top, informal but spot on. We frequently have dinner here after a mid afternoon…read moremovie. I can't resist really offering a positive review. My wife and I had the lobster bisque soup, seemed too good to pass on.we split a salad and the fish of the day entrée. The next day we both said we wished we had left the soup and salad for two full entrees. I called, they still had the fish so we returned but each of us had an order of the blackened Kingfish, no regrets as it was wonderful.. just had to say it. Two nights in a row with no regrets. An excellent place to dine for sure!

We had a reservation and were seated within a few minutes of arriving. We had a large table and…read morethe restaurant was clean, well lit, and had cute seafood decor around. Our server greeted us right away and asked if we wanted any drinks. We put in our drink order. I had a gin cocktail that was refreshing and light. I enjoyed it. I was not hungry so just did a shrimp Cesar salad. The shrimp were large and the salad was good. There was the right amount of dressing on it. One of the kids had a tomato & cucumber salad and she liked the dressing and flavors. The other had the steak frittes. The steak was cooked perfectly medium rare and she really enjoyed her entree. It was a good meal while we were in town.

Decided to check this place out with a group of friends and I can't believe I missed out on this…read moreplace. We were greeted and taken care by a very attentive server from start to finish and the 3 course meal was prepared and served in a perfect way. This hidden gem is a great restaurant to check out when you are nearby.

Greek salad was fantastic. Cake was a tad underwhelming but the service and food were great. vibes…read morewere fun and would recommend this spot for small groups and get togethers.

Love the mini-burger combos here! It was just the right size for a late dinner on a Wednesday. The…read moresoup was wonderful and they piled on the mozzarella cheese! The cafe was also quiet and the servers were so nice.

New Deal has excellent burgers and great service. The ambiance is bleak but it's not a place to…read morelinger. Good food and every choice of the many we've tried has been excellent. High priced but good and we continue to go. It was excellent every time but recently. Staff change perhaps or slow day. We'll still go. The food is reliably good!

We were looking for a good place to eat after spending the day with the kids at Hogwaller not far…read moreaway. I saw a faded sign for the restaurant, checked the reviews and photos and said well let's try it! On arrival my dining mates (husband and another couple) looked at me like I'd lost my mind - it's eclectic for sure! But they had good drinks and the food was absolutely amazing. Our waitress was a trip and it's everything I want from small town, old school Florida. Great option to check out after you go to Island Grove Winery! I also wanted to address some of the other reviews insinuating poor service based on race. As a table of ghost white people sat in the back dining room when the whole place seemed pretty empty....the service was not at the pace of a chain that's trying to flip tables as fast as possible. Even with three exhausted kiddos with us close to bed time we just ordered another round, let the kids explore the taxidermy and the books.

We went to this restaurant on recommendation from our airboat driver, and they did not disappoint…read more We were seated right away and the hostess and the waitress were fabulous. They really took care of us. My husband got a Caesar salad with blackened chicken and I got the combo plate with gator, frog legs and catfish and it was so amazing. I have to say probably one of my first favorite things were the collard greens with bits of ham in it superduper delicious. They make a great drink. My husband liked their sweet tea, and I had a gin and tonic, which was really full of gin! We had no room for dessert, but the ones that walked past the table looked amazing. I really recommend this restaurant.

The food was outstanding; served promptly and piping hot. Our server was very efficient and…read moreexpertly accommodated our party. We enjoyed a fun evening from start to finish.

Food 5/5 (great bbq!) Service 5/5…read more Ambiance 5/5. Pricing: Reasonable Speed: 5/5 Variety: 5/5 Drinks: 5/5 Location: 5/5 Total: 5 stars. I would definitely come back again. Just a top to bottom exceptional dining experience. The banana pudding btw, fire.

I went to their brother lounge, No Name Lounge for happy hour. They had a well cocktail for 8…read moredollars during happy hour (4 to 7) everyday. I took the suggested old fashioned for the drink. I was stunned that was only 8 dollars. It's was a strong drink and got me happy immediately. I felt the buzz immediately and really helped made my late afternoon. My bartender was friendly, and made a great drink for me. The atmosphere is just a nice hotel bar, and nothing fancier. There were a couple TVs, and the immature me had to watch SpongeBob SquarePants. It's located at the Hilton, and parking is free. For a strong old fashioned costing 8 dollars during happy hour is a steal, especially at a higher end hotel. I'm so glad I'm staying here and took advantage of this deal. This helped me make my evening when I am becoming my own worst critic. Overall: A+

Some names come with expectations built in. Shula is one of them. When you see that name on the…read moredoor, you're not thinking "pretty good." You're thinking dialed in, no shortcuts, done right every time. This one didn't get there. The hotel lounge pulls from Shula's kitchen, so I kept it simple with French onion soup and chicken wings. The soup came out lukewarm with cheese that never quite melted. Flavor was decent, but it felt unfinished, like it got called to the plate a few minutes too early. The wings followed the same pattern. Mediocre across the board. Not hot in temperature, not hot in spice, just kind of there. Nothing was bad enough to send back, but nothing came close to what the name sets you up to expect. And that's really the issue. When the bar is that high, "fine" ends up feeling like a miss. Three stars.

Cheap seafood boil that's good! Nice but slow service which I don't mind. Cute vibe of restaurant…read morebeach and ocean theme

We took a sister-in-law to this place for the 1st time and the service/food was great. The food was…read moregreat. Though we had to ask for a "crab smasher" to crack the crab claw/legs. Other than that, everything was great.

One of my favorite venues that I have EVER been too and I have been to quite a few with my Husband…read more Everyone here is always so darn happy and very quick with getting my answers to the questions that I have when I come here! One thing I love about this venue is their free shuttle system that takes you to your car (which is free parking) during the concerts. The venue is on the smaller side so it feels more intimate for the artists. There are a few areas where seating is obstructed but they do mention that when buying tickets. One tough thing about this venue is the merch line usually tends to get MASSIVE and I have seen people miss a handful of songs while waiting in it if an artist takes the stage. Bathrooms are usually clean but they are scattered around so you may need to hunt for them. Drink prices are pretty reasonable and they usually have a drink of the night that is slightly discounted. They also have a reusable cup that you can bring throughout the night for a couple dollars off refills!

Working musician here and I was surprised to be so disappointed with the sound. Sound system is…read morepoorly designed. They lack coverage of the near pit area, especially pit 2 (center), so the mix is extremely muddy when you see a driving rock band. You get a lot of low frequency (bass and kick drum) that eats up the mid-range frequencies of the vocals, keyboard and guitar solos. They needed to put "fill" speakers over the stage to project down to get adequate coverage. Being an amphitheater with no real walls, mixing this venue was always going to be a challenge. But there is a design issue to could be rectified. Otherwise, the venue is fine. Parking is a bit of a hassle since most people have to shuttle from a remote lot, and there will be (sometimes long) waits for shuttles, but they do have a system. Food is up and down. Look for the food trucks parked to the right of the concessions as you walk up. You sometimes find some good options there. Everything else is basic "ballpark" fare. Bathrooms seemed fine. Just a couple of them so you will wait at peak times, but people move thru quickly. Not a bad venue other than the sound issue. Probably fine if you want to jump around and dance to your favorite band without hearing any definition in the sound, or if you see and act that is not so driving (saw Allison Krause there last year and her more sparse, delicate sound played well there). Toad The Wet Sprocket and Men at Work tonight, ugh. Couldn't hear the keyboards, much of the guitar work, or any of the lyrics all night long.

Took a day trip to St Augustine and was recommended this seafood restaurant where they are known…read morefor their fried shrimp. It did not disappoint! We both had shrimp and they offer country sides like coleslaw (the best) , pickled beets, sliced tomatoes and other items like your southern grandma put on the table. Service was good she was not the most friendly but very attentive and she got really nice with the big tip I left her. Down home decor and history pictures on the walls. Original owners super friendly. AAA +++

This place is small but the flavor of the food is absolutely amazingly…read moreLarge. Great portions served with amazing service and hospitality! We highly recommend this for dinner ! Be prepared to walk away stuffed !

Weekend nights are the busiest here so had to wait thirty minutes but got a great table with a…read moreperfect view of the live band "Thelonious Crunk" playing classic cover songs. The male server was attentive and competent but my craft beer was poured as a low abv sour and not my Swamphead IPA hazy request, which was switched out quickly. My Prohibition Burger & Egg was seasoned perfectly and the boiled cajun peanuts had a nice unexpected spicy kick. Aside from the tasty eats, the beautiful 1920's themed bar is notably a mixologists dream. Maybe add a true Speak Easy to the place which would be a cool addition. There was a walk thru to a pricey steakhouse, but not hidden so not really a Speak Easy concept if that was the intent.

To me the food was as you expected it to me. They are right in the middle of downtown historic St…read moreAugustine. I loved the interior of the restaurant and thought the decoration fit the theme. The server was nice but definitely it seemed a little overwhelmed with how busy that place seemed to operate. It is a tourist area so they definitely didn't seem fully prepared for the volume they were going to have that day.