Great shopping in Mexico Beach! Beautiful jewelry at all price points, unique gifts for everyone…read moreback home, jewelry repair, and very friendly service! (Their blue diamonds remind me of the sparkling turquoise water a few steps from the store's entrance... You have to see them!) The store owner is also a professional photographer. Check out the original Mexico Beach photography for sale, which makes a great gift. I have a beach scene hanging at home in NOLA, which reminds me of my time on the gorgeous white sands of MB everyday! I love this little shop and stop in every year!

Friendly service, but unfortunately, the repair of the ring took over a week, they replaced prongs…read moreon a white gold ring with yellow gold. One of the repaired prongs broke off after wearing it for one day. We were on vacation and I can't go back to have them repair it again. Waste of money.

Price and service was perfect! Since he repositioned chairs…read moreand umbrellas I was able to grab a chair before hrs and sit and watch sunrise whike sipping my hot coco.

We had an extremely disturbing experience with this beach chair rental vendor on St. George Island…read more On May 2, 2026 around 1:30 PM, while I was walking my dogs, the individual running the setup approached my children and began cursing at them individually. Instead of speaking to an adult, he chose to isolate and verbally attack kids. When I came back and asked why he would speak to my children that way, I told him I would have gladly paid if there was an issue with the chairs. At that point, his behavior escalated. He began directing slurs toward me, made racially offensive remarks about my children, and used degrading language including calling them "feral" and "disgusting." This was completely unacceptable, especially in a public, family-friendly environment like St. George Island, which is known for being quiet and family-oriented. A police report has been filed regarding this incident. Parents should be aware of how this vendor treats customers and children. I would strongly recommend avoiding this company.

This company does a great job and their prices are reasonable! I've used them for the last several…read moreyears.

Mark and his crew did a great job cleaning our air ducts . He was very professional and provided a…read moregreat service.

Awesome service. Amazing owner! Quite an interesting time to…read morehear the tales of 'skunk monkey'-and getting my bike serviced.

A bike mechanic that really knows bikes and cares about what he does. Kevin will tell you what you…read moreactually need. Great service and high quality at a good value. Call first and make note that this is the correct address for the past several years! We are avid bikers and plan to be back regularly.

Professional technician! We would definitely recommend Donnie's they made it easy to schedule in…read moreour tight time frame. Showed up on time and answered all of our questions! Thank you!!!

The Joe Center for the Arts is an awesome addition to Port St Joe. There are events throughout the…read moreyear down at The Joe including art shows, summer camps, community groups, etc. Christmas at The Joe is big! You can see Santa Claus, Christmas art, and a Christmas Tree Decorating contest.

I spotted this historical marker as I was headed west out of town and decided to stop and browse…read morethis very old cemetery. The marker reads, "Chestnut Street Cemetery dates prior to 1831. Interred are some of Apalachicola's founders and molders of her colonial history. Also buried here are many soldiers of the confederacy and victims of yellow fever and shipwrecks. Seven of the Confederate veterans served with Pickett at Gettysburg in the gallant Florida Brigade. World famed botanist Dr. Alvin Wentworth Chapman of Apalachicola died in 1899 and is buried here beside the grave of his wife." At the entrance, a small sign and holder has a brochure with information on a self-guided tour of the cemetery. This is getting more interesting! There are 560 marked graves and an unknown number of unmarked graves here with regular limestone slabs and higher end marble monuments. The cemetery includes 79 Confederate veterans and 7 Union veterans. Grab a brochure and enjoy the tour. [Review 14681 overall, 181 of 2021, number 1246 in Florida.]

Best free walking tour in Apalachicola! So much history, both from the area and Civil War and…read morepre-Civil War era. I will be back on my next trip to Apalachicola!

Steve, Janel, and the gang do a wonderful job of creating just what we need- from brochures to…read morelarge acrylic business signs, they have done a quick and quality job every time!

I was on vacation when I got a call from work to deal with some documents for an emergency. The…read morestaff at Coast 2 Coast was extremely helpful - they got me out of a tough situation and I was back to enjoying my vacation in no time. Debbie was so pleasant to deal with, I really can't say enough nice things about her and the staff. I deal with professional printers regularly and I have never encountered this level of service before. They treated me like a regular client regardless of my temporary (and rather small) business needs.