Great sports bar at bowling alley and arcade. Had mushroom pizza which was fantastic. Lots of…read morewaitresses and bartenders to take and deliver orders at bowling. Bar has many pool tables and so many tvs for football. Indoor and outdoor bars separate from bowling alley. Clean place and great employees. Lots of bar food, but they no longer do potatoe skins. Tons of wings. They also have laser tag in arcade. Lots of beers on tap, not many Florida ones though. No microbrews though on tap. Coors light was cold and fresh on tap.

This is a great place for young children and grandchildren. Food is reasonable. Arcade is…read moreoutstanding and open bowling is "young-person friendly." Neat and clean.

Second time here. For some reason we didn't like it as much as last year. Food was good, but not…read moregreat. Didn't see any entertainment while we were there. I guess we were too early.

Great festival. Only thing is, when I see "seafood and music" I expect to see a lot of it. There…read morewere maybe 4-6 trucks of-seafood and the stage for music, but there was also a market set up too. I loved seeing all of the local stores and different products for sale, so no negativity with that, but just surprised it was there to begin with since it's a "seafood and music" festival!!!

Night Lights in the Garden is an annual holiday event staged by the Naples Botanical Garden. The…read moreinaugural event was held in 2009 using tiki torches. It's come a long way since then. Night Lights in the Gardens runs from November 27 to December 23, December 26-30, and January 1-3, from 6 to 9 most evenings, 10 PM on select nights. They are limiting the number of guests due to Covid so you must buy your tickets ahead of time on their website. To further protect people their is a suggested event route set up, 2 entrances and exists to prevent people from gathering close, and masks are required. Adult admission is $25. If you are a garden member, tickets are $12. If I lived close by I would definitely purchase a membership. Don't wait to purchase your tickets, the night I attended was sold out. I had a little problem purchasing my ticket and I just want to thank Katy from the bottom of my heart. She went way beyond anything she had to do so I could attend the event. Katy is an absolute gem and if you are reading this, thank you so much and I am wishing you the happiest of holidays. This even is 5 stars all the way. Just pulling up to the garden, I was already dazzled by the lights they had set up. Every night there is live music on the water garden stage. On the night I visited it was a duo, Kelly and Mason signing beautiful slowed down arrangements of pop song classics. The garden had the coolest lighted stools set up for people to sit on while they listened to the music. Pairing perfectly with the music was the delicious cocktail the garden created. Called Holiday at the Beach ($10), it had Malibu coconut rum, peach schnapps, pineapple and cranberry juice served over ice with a cherry and umbrella garnish. It was so delicious and this is going to be my new holiday cocktail. I can't wait to recreate it with the rum I had leftover from Thanksgiving. The cocktail can be purchased along with beer, wine, water, and soft drinks at a table in the garden and at the Frogg Cafe which was also serving a full menu. The lights were so amazing. I don't think my pictures begin to do the event justice. In addition to all of the plants and trees that were bathed in multi colored electric light, there were also special exhibit sculptures, from Steve Tobin, Nature Underground. Also scattered throughout the garden were trees created out of plants by the gardeners. I can't even begin to express how magical and beautiful the gardens are. The lights are used to accentuate the natural beauty of the plants. You can even have some fun shopping at the fantastically curated gift shop. When you purchase items you can help support the garden and knock some gifts off your list at the same time. I had the best time at this event and I highly recommend it. It is definitely worth coming out for even if you live on the east coast of Florida as I do. It was the perfect kick off for the holiday season. Grab your family and celebrate the real meaning of the holidays by getting together and attending this event. Long after who gave what is forgotten, the memories of precious time spent together will be treasured.

The Johnsonville Night Light show at the Naples Botanical Gardens was very underwhelming. There was…read morenothing "spectacular" about. I wish the music was more festive and upbeat too. it was my first time at the Botanical Gardens and I can't wait to go back and see the gardens during the day in sunlight! Looks like a beautiful place!

My favorite place to go on the island other than the beach! The food is always amazing and better…read morethan most restaurants around. Our favorite are the sesame wings extra crispy. Absolutely delicious and a must order every time. It's clean inside and we recommend getting tickets online and heading there earlier to find seats. It's open seating so the bigger the party, the earlier you should head there. *Pro tip if you order a large drink you get a free refill*

My family thought this was just the cutest theater! If you are expecting mass theatre with a…read morevariety of times, this is not the place for you. This is a family owned, super cute theatre with very friendly staff and great, personal service. The menu is very large with so many options for all ages and the food was good. Love that it's a dine in theatre. The seating is not reserved and a bit unconventional so go early to get a good spot.

We were thankful for a last minute reservation, and had a nice booth inside. Service was quick and…read moreefficient. We started with the Thai cauliflower which was good- even better when I removed some of the breading. I had the chicken rollatini but switched the sauce for puttanesca. It was very good.

Ambiance spectacular! Sunset on the beach is amazing. Outdoor and indoor dining. Views of sunsets…read morein bar and restaurant area. Service and food good. Grouper special flavorful.

Always a great experience. The best customer service begins with Annissa at the door when she…read morewelcomes us in. Her attitude and friendly demeanor makes us feel at home immediately. It's like going to your favorite restaurant and they know your name.

The real feel temp was 104…read more I had a free afternoon in the Naples area and wanted to find something to do in air conditioning. Enter, CMX CineBistro! I stopped by for dinner and a movie. I purchased the movie ticket online. They ask that (if you're hoping to get table service inside the theater) to get there a half hour early. I did and made my way to my reserved seat where a waiter brought me a menu as we waited for the movie. For my meal, I got the Mahi Mahi, which came with a choice of two sides. I picked the caesar salad and asparagus. All of it was great! I've been to quite a few dinner theaters and their food definitely ranks as some of the best I've had in theater. They also have cocktails. I got their smoked bourbon, which was their version of a smoked old fashioned. It was the perfect sipper while watching the movie. The seats are comfortable stadium recliners with a nice tray for your food. The only possible snag is the trays aren't super big and each of my dishes came out at once and in their own dish (the Mahi Mahi, asparagus, and caesar) which was definitely too much for the tray. The seat next to me was vacant so I was easily able to put some things on that tray but could get a little bit overwhelming on the one tray. Beyond that, a great experience for a hot summer day! Get to it!

Fun place to grab a beer on a sunny afternoon. We dropped by to try their pizza/ tomato flavored…read morebeer. It actually was better than I thought basically if you like V8 you will appreciate this beer. Nice bartender exchanged a beer out when we realized that they tweeked their old Naples Blonde a little differently than we expected. Food truck was empanadas which were delicious and homemade! There's lots of pin ball machines which we will have to try on our next visit.

Fun hangout with a good variety of beer. This brewery received flipper machines to change the vibe…read moreup and bring more entertainment to the establishment, but the real focus is still the beer. We got a half pours of 6 beer types and half were very good. Unfortunately both coffee stouts and a grapefruit Hefe were subpar in our opinion, but the strong ale was very tasty. Friendly bartender.

Revs is a great "museum" for car lovers. If you're not a big fan of cars it may turn you into one…read more They have an amazing collection of old, beautifully maintained, and rare cars housed in an 80,000 square foot facility. There are volunteers throughout that will answer any questions you have and tell you interesting stories and facts about the cars. There are also guided tours. It takes about 1.5-2 hours to get through all the exhibits. There's a gift shop at the entrance that has some pretty unique items including miniatures of the cars, tshirts, and puzzles. It's a fun, educational and different way to spend a couple hours in Naples.

Nate and I were looking for things to do in the Naples area last year when we were visiting my…read moreparents, and the Revs Institute popped up. Unfortunately we weren't able to get tickets at that time, because they offer limited hours and you have to purchase tickets online ahead of time (no walk ins are allowed). We remembered this for our visit this year and managed to get tickets for an afternoon (which happened to be overcast and a bit rainy which was perfect). Their hours are Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, 10 am to 4 pm. The last entry ticket is for 2 pm. This is a HUGE car museum at 80,000 square feet. If you like cars, especially vintage sports cars, definitely check this place out. I personally do not really care about cars that much, but it was pretty cool to see all the different types they have (over 100 fully operational vehicles). There are trained docents everywhere and they are very knowledgeable. I got very overwhelmed trying to read all the placards, so I gave up on that pretty quickly, to be honest. They are very wordy and not written at a very accessible level in my opinion - but again, not a car person. The museum was very clean, and it was cool that you can get so close to the cars as they don't have any barriers around them. There is a nice little gift shop that had some fun car items and apparel. I don't feel the need to go back again, I'm glad we got to check it out.