Vero Beach, Florida ---…read more "Shadows Lounge" with Betty Boop on the sign was a u-turn adventure ... I drove a mile past it and said, "I gotta make the u-turn!" "Run-A-Way Bill" Favorite bartender Kate gave me "More Smiles Than I Came In With!" & made it a GREAT u-turn experience ... lots of bar flair on the walls, local customers & FREE Nascar hot dogs, plus $2 16oz PBR cans were a deal, but I stayed with my "bottle" of Coors Light for $2.50 ... such a deal day 068 / bar #149 of "666 Bars of 2017" day 025 "DUSA 2017" (Discover USA) "Run-A-Way Bill" was here! #RunAwayBill #DUSA2017 #666BarsUSA 03.19.17

Great little sleepy bar round the corner from my girlfriend's house in Vero Beach…read more Relaxed, cheap drinks and $1.00 Jello shots(strong as hell). Ask for Karen.

Dive bar at its finest. No bells or whistles here!…read moreThe bartender was nice; we also learned they sell more fernet branca liqueur than anywhere else in the USA!? Mind firmly blown! We had a few beers and the price was right for today's market. We will be back, especially since a good friend of our hangs out here as well. :) Belly up y'all! You can trust me; I was in the business. ;D

The stamp is a bar for everyone. I always feel so welcomed and comfortable. The bartenders are so…read morenice and accommodating! Would recommend checking it out!

Classic dive bar. No food service due to smoking being allowed however you can order in anything…read moreyou want. Their bartenders are excellent!!!!

Go see Di she works Monday till Friday 10am till 6pm . Ask…read moreher about the girls she be happy to show ya make sure you tip her good !!!

After a nice ride down A1A, I arrived in Fort Pierce shortly after 11am and decided to get a bite…read moreto eat. I found this place via Yelp and here's my honest opinion. I really like the location. It's located on the water, technically on the inlet, next to Jetty Park. The views of the water is gorgeous - it's a deep aqua color, and I always enjoy watching boats navigate through inlets. The place has a tropical Tiki Hut vibe with palm trees and sand surrounding umbrella covered tables. There's also seating at the bar under the "Tike Hut". Service is at the bar. Instructions and a QR code (which downloads their menu) are provided on a board in front of the bar. So after a quick look at the menu I stepped up to the bar where I was greeted by a friendly employee. I ordered their Smoked Fish Dip ($14.00) and a Shiner Bock ($4.25). She brought me my bottle of Shiner Bock (no drafts at this place) along with a small electronic buzzer device that she told me to take back with me to my table, and when my order was ready it would notify me. It was practically no time after I sat down and my electronic device notified me that my order was ready. Again, service is at the bar - this time pickup was at the far end of the bar. You give the employee the electronic buzzer and the employee gives you your order. I found the Smoked Fish Dip very good. It consisted of a blend of wild caught Mahi-Mahi, Wahoo, Whitefish, and Whiting. It was served with freshly fried corn tortilla chips, red onions, tomatoes, and ¡alapeños. To be honest, I'm not a big fan of fried corn tortillas with any kind of smoked fish dip, and would have much preferred plain saltines instead. But no biggie. Note, there's a sign out front notifying everyone that: * 21+ for admission * No dogs * No kids * No babies (No kidding) I'm not sure of the reasoning behind these rules, but it's important to know before arriving with the family and your favorite 4 legged fur baby. The location, the food, and the friendly atmosphere gets 4 stars from me.

My family and I visited Square Grouper on Saturday, May 2, in the afternoon, around 1:30-2:00 PM. I…read morewas with my elderly parents, who are in their 80s, and our two small dogs, a Maltese and a Chihuahua, both around 10 lbs. One of them is my seizure alert dog. Upon arrival, we were questioned about the dogs in a way that felt inappropriate. I was asked whether they were service animals, and when I confirmed that one was, I was further questioned about my medical condition, which made me extremely uncomfortable. We were eventually allowed in. I was unaware of the dog policy and was not informed that dogs were not allowed, these people don't even allow children I later saw (not family friendly). I rejoined my parents and we sat at a table off to the side, away from other guests, as we are always mindful that not everyone is comfortable around dogs. I ordered drinks and food at the bar, then stepped away briefly to use the restroom. The bartender (Olivia) was dismissive and made me wait a long time to order, not very inviting. When I returned, a manager approached our table in an aggressive and confrontational manner and insisted that we leave, claiming the dogs were barking. This was not accurate, neither of the dogs barked. We were shocked by the way the situation was handled, especially because there was no attempt to speak to us calmly or respectfully. It was a bit savage, something we aren't used to. When I asked what we should do since we had already ordered, I was rudely told the food would be packed up and brought outside. I went to the bar to cancel the order instead and asked for the manager's name, but the bartender refused to provide it. The manager then came to the bar and confronted me in a rude and dismissive tone. When I tried to calmly address the issue, he became even more confrontational and started to laugh, extremely unprofessional and disrespectful - trying to instigate the situation even more. I told him I would not lower myself to his level of communication and that the situation lacked basic customer service. After that, his behavior became even more aggressive. As we prepared to leave, the manager stood by the entrance watching us in a way to try to intimidate us, then followed closely behind us as we exited. Again, I was with my elderly parents, no respect and again, savage low-class behavior. The situation could have been handled with courtesy, professionalism, and respect. Instead, we were made to feel embarrassed, unwelcome, and intimidated. I did research on this restaurant and found that a blind veteran and his service dog were attacked and there was a big lawsuit just 2 years prior. The door guy attacked and injured one of our veterans, blind, over a service dog policy is disturbing. I hope that whoever reads this, decides not to come to this establishment, there are several reviews of how rude the workers are and it's unacceptable that the owner allows ratchid behavior. Read all the negative comments, this place is terrible!!!

Great place for a group outing! We came with a group and had a fun time. The staff was friendly,…read morethe facility was clean, and it was a great spot to relax, hit some golf balls, and hang out. I'd definitely come back with friends or coworkers.

Always a pleasure to dine there, food is delicious. chef comes out to check on you. takes pride in…read morehis work. always a lot to choose from. had the filet that was on special and it was incredible. can't say enough on how much we enjoy going there

Been here a few times. Best place in Vero on a Sunday to watch football…read more Their bloody Mary's are the prime attraction here, although they have other 'food'. You start with a checklist of all the things you want with your bloody - I did White Castle sliders. Certainly a cool divey kind of bar and next time we're back in Vero, we be there.

Nice bar with a stage and live music for dancing. It actually has two bars inside. Drinks were…read moretasty. Plenty of parking a nice outdoor space for smoking. Met a wide variety of gentries both locals and tourists.

Absolutely the best fried shrimp basket we've found around so far! Excellent crispy breading,…read morelightly coated, big, juicy shrimp. This place was quite a find! Who would have ever think a little hole in the wall like this would serve such nummy fresh tasting food! We can't wait to try a few other things on their extensive menu. (And the drinks are very reasonably priced too).

They deleted my original comment underneath their reviews so I'm now posting here. Warning to…read morepeople of color: I want to share my experience so others can make an informed decision. After leaving this bar, I was loudly called the N-word, and what was just as disturbing was that people heard it and chose to stay silent. Instead of attempting to de-escalate the situation, the staff argued and yelled at me rather than handling it professionally. From my experience, there was a noticeable difference in how they spoke to white patrons compared to how they treated me as a Black customer. I do want to thank the one white person who came over afterward to comfort me and remind me that not everyone is like that. Their kindness meant a lot, but it was overshadowed by an experience that left me feeling disrespected, unwelcome, and deeply disappointed. Racism should never be tolerated or met with silence. The N word should never be brought into an argument especially with individuals I was not even speaking to. I'm entirely disappointed but I should've known better that most individuals that hang around this area are racist. It's disgusting and if you delete my comment again , I will just continue to post. Since you're customers were very loud at calling me the N word , take accountability and leave my comment up to black people who would like to visit this bar to rethink twice where they spend their money. No names much better place to visit. This occurrence was done on July 4th.

Rustic waterfront bar with great food & service, bartenders, excellent, food was very good, cold…read moreshrimp app was well prepared with butter, old bay & butter, smoked fish dip was excellent. If you're looking for a COLD BEER or great drink & food stop in u won't be mad....

Man I hate to do this but something has changed at Tiki. My wife and i have visited many many times…read moreand enjoyed the Tiki Hut tremendously. However our last two visits were not good. Last week we had drinks and I ordered a Margarita less OJ like I always do. It was straight sour mix on ice. Verified by 2 people at the table. I told the server that I think they forgot the tequila. She came back with the same drink and said the bar said "its because I skipped the OJ" ?? Well that would make it taste like sour and OJ wouldnt it? It still wouldnt taste like Tequila because there was none in it. Tje poor server agreed with me and apologized. She also said management will not let them freepour anymore and they are mandated to use jiggers. She said there had been several complaints about drink quality. I left the full drink , minus 3 tastings , on the table. Not only didnt they remake it, they charged me for it. Fast forward a week and we had friends visiting so we took the to the tiki to eat lunch. Everyone had mahi , 2 fried, one blackened. The blackened dish was cut up like french fries and drier than dirt. No one ate it. The fried plates were terribly fishy. I eat fresh mahi routinely and this wasnt fresh by any means. Im afraid we are going to have to find somewhere else to visit. There just aint much good around there anymore but the views, the music and the conch fritters ( but even they werent that great last time)