They have good karaoke good vibes bartender are straight pros love the owner i recommend them for…read moreany good shows or birthdays

Love this place The vibe is always nice, not too loud,…read moregreat music, drinks are delicious ! We go to cap our date nights there! Hidden gem !

Walter's Place has been inside this hotel since the 1970s. Obviously, it's been renovated to great…read moreeffect. It's a humble bar, mostly for guests, but it can get really busy. It's great to hit the bar and then the pool. Generally, the bar tenders working here are top-par, and the it's fun to converse with other guests.

There are so many good restaurants in Stuart. It was nice…read moreto just eat at the motel after a long trip. The hamburger and salad was good and the place was very clean. My wife enjoyed happy hour. A glass of wine was only $4.0

Terra Fermata feels like the coolest backyard concert you never knew you were invited to. Think of…read morean eclectic band rolling into your backyard--close enough to smell the sweat, the weed, and the realness of live music. No pool house... but a great bar that keeps the good times flowing. Grab a lawn chair, a picnic bench, heck--pull up an empty keg if you have to. It's retro, quirky, perfectly imperfect, and totally awesome. No giant stadium distance, no pretension--just musicians and music lovers sharing the same little patch of earth. You MIGHT see bands like: * The Flamingo Insurance Adjusters * Port St. Lucie Sock Drawer Orchestra * Josh & the Couchlandia Couch Cushions * Rotary's Midnight Funnel Cake Rebellion * The Sweaty Tiki Philosophers * Big Brother & the Little Noise Makers It's weird, it's wonderful, and it's exactly what live music should be. Perfect spot for a Rotary crew night out--or a fun BBBS-friendly show when the lineup fits.

Made the loooong drive up to Stuart for a favorite band and Terra Fermata as the venue was about as…read moregood as it gets! Plenty of parking nearby, whether street, an empty field, or a lot around the corner. The pizza vendor near the front was our first stop and it was pretty damn tasty! Lots of seating and tables for people to sit and enjoy the music, plus a bar full of craft beers. Due to my bad knee, this is where I ended up sitting and the view was great. My bartender Tom was fast, efficient, friendly, and guided me toward a new sour I'd never tried before but loved.

Really cool place to relax and have a drink very friendly staff in all around good viberead more

Stuart Root has the best kava tenders, and the best people, but they lose 2 stars because it is so…read morehot in the bar. All of the regulars keep telling the upper management about the problem, but it feels like they dont take it seriously. The problem will only get worse during the summer. It's really unfortunate. Update.. 1 star. The people who are in charge refuse to fix this issue. They think putting black out curtains is a solution while it's 80 degrees in the bar sometimes. This is getting old guys.. take this issue serious and fix it, and I will happily give you 5 stars

Went to brunch with friends who recently moved to Stuart, and this was such a great find for their…read morenew go-to spot. From the moment we walked in, the staff was incredibly friendly and attentive. They had our table ready quickly, and we didn't even need a reservation for our party of seven, which was a nice surprise. The menu had a wide variety of craft cocktails, along with delicious appetizers, and everyone at the table loved their meals. It was one of those brunches where everything just hits right--great food, great service, and a relaxed atmosphere.

When is La Grande not so Grande?…read more Been wanting to visit this classic restaurant in historic downtown Stuart since my move to Stuart. Tucked in the old Post Office Arcade building, its partially hidden walkway leading to the restaurant only adds to what lies ahead. As you enter you step into a world that speaks to a time of classic old world elegance. Antiques, elegant draping window coverings and a beautiful fountain at its center, this restaurant brings to mind what a dining experience was like in the nineteenth century. Unfortunately, the service and food sadly do not match the exquisite ambience. SERVICE : The service, or should I say lack of service was evident from our first step in the door. We waited for several minutes before anyone noticed we were standing there waiting. Once noticed, we explained that we had a 7 pm reservation which the hostess of course could not find. She scanned the restaurant (which was empty at the time) and told us she would see if she could find us a table. After several minutes we finally were seated. Another 15 minutes past before someone walked past and asked if we had been taken care of, which of course we had not. He assured us that he would get someone as soon as possible, which added another 10 minutes to our already extended wait. Eventually our "server" showed up. You'll note that I put the word server in quotes because this person was anything but a server. So as not to bore you with specifics, let's just say I have a problem calling someone a "server" who is totally incapable of serving! A person who doesn't understand "medium rare", who misses several ordered sides and charges us for dishes we never received clearly doesn't deserve the term "server". THE FOOD: There were three people in our party. For appetisers, we ordered the Martier Escargot which had a bitter taste because of the burned butter, the Blueberry Brie Crostini, which turned out to be the best dish of the evening was outstanding, and the potato goat cheese puffs were light and delightful. For our entree's, we ordered the Cedar Plank Salmon which was overcooked, dry and tasteless, the New Zealand Lamb Chasseur which was fine except for the missing asparagus (which our server assured us he would get back out and immediately forgot) and finally the 12 oz Prime New York Strip which was cooked well done instead of the medium rare requested. I do need to mention that the garlic risotto was fantastic, creamy and tasty. Unfortunately, we had to enjoy it at home as our server didn't bring it until we were completely done with our meals! As far as desserts go, after our 1 1/2 hour stay, we decided to forego any additional pain and accordingly skipped dessert. Finding our server throughout the night was a challenge of hide and seek and this includes getting our final bill which, as mentioned above, took three trips to get right! The Ambiance: This is an absolutely beautiful restaurant that cries for matching service and a creative efficient kitchen that produces dishes that represent their grand names. THE BOTTOM LINE: As with all my reviews, we come to what I like to call the "customer so what". Would I come back? The answer... as a walk through to see what elegant dining looked like in the 19th century... absolutely! Perhaps you could sit at the bar and enjoy a Manhattan but, to dine? The offerings, as mentioned, were a mixed bag but unless you're into the pain of some of the worst service you'll ever experience, absolutely not!

Coffee is good but the place is a wreck. Outdoor patio hasn't been cleaned in a LONG time...piles…read moreof leaves, ashtrays full of rainwater laying in flower pots, etc. indoors paintings hanging crooked, odd stuff laying around. Went twice. Coffee, quiche pretty good. Breakfast sandwiches are pre-made so if you eliminate the meat, they just remove it before cooking. Came back for happy hour. Red wine served very refrigerated. Weird. Pizza toppings were cold ..not cool..Cold. Food for 2 of us was served with 1 set of utensils & had to ask for another. No biggie but c'mon. Servers, who I always treat with great respect, were not especially friendly either time. Don't think I'll go a third time

Eclectic, sophisticated decor, a lovely brick patio, and delicious coffee. Barista was friendly but…read moreas with so many just didn't quite get it. I wanted to try a Chai Latte for the first time (I know, right?) but need to avoid sugar. This should have been the part where she told me it wasn't actual Chai tea but a processed concentrate loaded with sugar. I obvi couldn't finish it once I discovered the sugar content, but on the upside now I know that most coffee shops serving "Chai" anything are actually using a syrup, not the actual tea. Even with the sugar mishap the place is darling and we will definitely return whenever we visit the Stuart/Jensen Beach area. The divorce lawyer next door had a hilarious sign we couldn't resist - I wonder if they're always this funny? We'll check it out next time - although I think I'll stick to a plain Latte with almond milk.

Great food, excellent hospitality. Nightly entertainment. Amazing outdoor tiki bar and great…read moreambiance inside lounge

From the owner: Come experience something different on the Treasure Coast. Great vibe, Great atmosphere, Great…read morepeople, Great drinks and Great music.

I advise reservations for a large party (we had 7) Overall,…read morea good time for a multigenerational family outing! The lanes=okay Service=okay Food=generic Price=reasonable for entertainment, food, and drinks for 7 people (approx. 100,00 for 1.5 hours bowling including shoes) Food was another 50.00 dollars for pizzas and fries and drinks were maybe 50.00) The place could probably use some upgrades and we had to get our own food and drink orders at the bar (food was delivered to our lanes)

Have you been bowling lately? Let me share, I recently had the time of life at Stuart Bowl - Lanes…read moreand Lounge!! Gone are the days of old-school and outdated , Stuart Bowl is Vibrant , Upscale and Modern Entertainment Venue. I was blown away! Plush Comfortable Seating , Full Service Bar and Grill , HD Projection Screens everywhere. Game Zone for the kids! The staff super nice and very accommodating. We ordered drinks at the bar, there was energy at the bar with music playing in the background. Our food was delivered to our bowling lane lounge and table. The whole experience was just Excellent. Looking forward to my next trip here!