Heard great things about the Grand Bear so added it to our golf trip rotation. Really looking…read moretoward to a Jack Nicklaus course. While the course design was incredible the maintenance was very poor. All of the fairways were rock hard with very short grass. At first glance it looks nice but I'd almost prefer to play off the parking lot than these fairways. I was supremely disappointed in the playing conditions for what should be a great golf experience. If they can learn to grow grass and water the fairways you will be treated great by the excellent and friendly staff.

Everything needs to improve! Total rip off! What was once…read moreGrand , is no more. 17 of the 18 greens were junk. Fairways were not in good condition. They screwed up our group reservation. And the food was awful! Been playing there 10 years and will not waste my money there anymore.

I visited Infinity Buffet at Treasure Bay Casino and Hotel in Biloxi, Mississippi [1980 Beach Blvd]…read moreon Monday, 06/08/26 around 8:00 PM. I opted for the dinner buffet with Snow Crab Legs, which was priced at $44.09 with a player's card. Literally, I focused on eating crab legs the entire night. I did not bother to get anything else, as I was in crab heaven. I spent a total of 2 hours inside the restaurant, demolishing about 10 snow crab leg clusters. The crab meat was sweet and delicious in every bite. The crab also paired well when dipped in melted butter. Overall, I left the restaurant feeling full and satisfied. The price point was truly reasonable at a nice value. The inside of the restaurant was clean. The customer service was standard and met expectations. I will be coming here again when visiting Biloxi.

The Infinity Buffet in Biloxi, Mississippi is very popular, especially on days when unlimited…read morelobster and crab are on the menu. My wife is originally from the Philippines and grew up with great seafood. That is why she very much enjoys the Infinity Buffet. I especially enjoy the Southern food options like catfish and hush puppies, collards and turnip greens, and fried okra. We are visiting from San Diego. I have lived in Southern California over half my life, but I grew up in Mississippi and Georgia. I miss my Southern food. Everyone on the staff is friendly including the cashier, servers, and cooks. There are discounts available for military and for patrons age 50 and older.

Our favorite spot to go when visiting Biloxi. Seamless experience for all activities they offer…read more They have a big arcade, mini golf, and go-karting. Always a good time here.

Went out for a family fun day at Big Play in Biloxi. The atmosphere was clean and entertaining. The…read morefood was really good. Can't forget the drinks! They were delicious! I would recommend this family entertainment place if you want family quality time!

I love this place. A nice bar and friendly atmosphere! I moved to Chamale a while ago and always…read moreswing by for a drink. Their pool is huge, and they have a great Bbq area. They have really intimate music acts sometimes which are a must for a quiet night!

Great food and great arcade! Super friendly! Highly recommend! Tons of options. I really like…read morethe Willy wonka pinball machine!

Such a fun place. They have the best burgers and banana splits around. Great locally owned little…read morerestaurant.

This is wonderful winter wonderland! Amazing views of lights to get you in the Christmas spirit! I…read morehave not been in here in a while. They were not doing this when I use to live here. My understanding, they recently started doing this 7-10 years ago. Apparently it gets better and better each year. I found out it was featured on a hallmark movie Christmas in Mississippi for reference. But apparently they have been to this amazing event for a while now. Especially since they remodeled the park. And the icing on the cake. The new attraction of the new aquarium. Located in the heart of downtown Gulfport, in Jones Park on the corner of Highway 90 and Highway 49 at Gulfport harbor. They do not have any parking spaces next to the event. However, they do offer close proximity parking to either walk over from the west side of the marina. East parking in the aquarium garage. They offer free parking and shuttle/buses (provided by your local CTA for both ends. It's a free service but welcome a little Christmas gift if you desire. I recommend parking at the garage since it is well lit and easy to walk if you desire since they built the new overpass from the aquarium to the park. The west end has plenty of parking but not as well lit but closer to the event. In my opinion. Speaking of the bus service, they have plenty of them and service is great and quick. Do not be discouraged if you are waiting for a while for them. Cause you will not. A few minutes tops. That was my experience. I noticed that if you have person that requires extra attention. You can drop them off at the front of the park. And they will gladly assist you. Also guide you to find the best place to park. They encourage you to have the best experience possible. Admittance fee can vary on what day you go. They do accept cards. No discount at the booth that I am aware of. They have a train service that will take you around the park and enjoy the park lights. If you do not want to walk around the whole time. Please reach out to the ticket office for details. They also off few rides in the park (carnival) and delicious food (fair type) hot chocolate, and hot coffee ( or cold/frozen too) . They have plenty of the upscale portable restrooms on site for your convenience. Definitely recommend check it out if you are on the coast. Nice little trip to the coast and especially exploring what other great restaurants and attractions the hosts. Especially plan accordingly to go in the early evening to get the full experience of Christmas lights and weather permitting. Per this article, remember to dress appropriately, it can get kind of chilly in the evening since the temperature drops and of you get breeze. Fun for all ages and great group or family event. In my opinion. The staff is amazing and willing to help you out with your stay. World class experience! Service with a smile!

We're from the Baton Rouge area of Louisiana and have been to many a holiday light festival. We're…read moreso happy to drive out to see this Harbor Lights Holiday Show. Spectacular and very well done. Thank you so much to Gulfport and sponsors for a most excellent light show. Bravo and well done.

This is by far one of the best movie theaters I have ever been to! Conveniently located right off…read moreof the main thoroughfare, I'm surprised I didn't frequent Premier much sooner! This movie theater has an abundance of offerings from their full service bar to the most budget friendly deals. Where else can you get unlimited popcorn, drinks, and a snack for one price?! The popcorn is delicious! The nachos are one of my favorite, especially since you can put however much cheese and chili you'd like! The theaters themselves have excellent picture quality and sound! The recliners are incredibly comfortable and you can even put your feet up!

It's been since before COVID that I last visited, but WHEN did the SALT COME SEPARATELY FROM THE…read morePOPCORN?! We tasted it, went back to concessions, and were handed pre-portioned containers of salt. How can one mix that in an overflowing popcorn bucket? We tried, but half was too salty, and the other half had no salt at all! Since this theater only shows movies for a very limited run, roughly a week, this was when Obsession was out.

The first annual St. Clare Oyster Festival was fun!…read more I discovered this festival by accident. I happened to be driving down US 90 when I stopped at a traffic light. In the neutral ground (median for those of you reading this in Mississippi) was a sign advertising this festival. I couldn't find much information online, but I figured, what the hell? Later that day, my youngest and I decided we'd give it a try. This was a typical Catholic Church festival. There were lots of crafts for sale, bounce houses for the kids, and a stage with bands. Considering that the festival had Oyster in its name, the oyster offerings were pretty sparse. I'll cut them some slack since it was the first year, but I expected more than two or three different oyster dishes. We did get two dozen charbroiled from the Silver Slipper and those were pretty good. I consider it a testament to my parenting skills that my youngest loves charbroiled oysters as much as I do. After eating oysters my kid decided she needed something sweet. There was a container of cupcakes that had a $5 price tag. I thought that was kind of steep for one cupcake and I was right. That was for the whole box and they couldn't sell them individually. So guess who ended up with a dozen cupcakes? We had a lot of fun at this festival. I hope next year is just as fun. If you see the signs, I recommend you visit this family friendly festival in the town of waves.