We tired the candle pouring experience with drinks. It was lots of fun and this place is really…read morenice from the inside. Service was great and everyone working there was friendly. We also tried their truffle fries and fondue, which were delicious. I would come back for drinks.

Great atmosphere, classy place, great drinks and food and great location! Recommend one of their…read morecoffee martinis and their chocolate and smores fondue!

Comfortable. Outstanding staff. Clean venue. Wonderful location. Paking access in nearby lots (at…read morenight)

I have been to a few Local events here in Panama City and Panama City Beach where The Celebration…read morePlace was the company supplying the planning and everything from A-Z, this company is very timely and flexible. If you are planning an event or wedding, big or small I highly recommend The Celebration Place!

The Celebration Place did an amazing job coordinating and planning our event! Everything went just…read moreas I imagined. I shared my Pinterest ideas and met with Misty several times and when I got to the party room everything was complete! My friends were impressed and it was so easy.

Awesome hotel. Best staff ever. Hands down. Bar connected to the hotel is a great place to start…read morethe party!

Came to PC for a JUCO baseball doubleheader, so only stayed one night and didn't spend much time at…read morethe hotel. But I would stay there again. Room was extremely clean. Bathroom was spacious and had Dove brand "cucumber" amenities. Keurig coffeemaker. Beds were not-too-hard-or-soft comfy. I was on top floor and it was quiet. Property is somewhat older, but modern updates disguise its age. Although I didn't take advantage of them, there's a very nice dining area with a decent menu and a nice bar area with good selection of drinks at fair prices. The property is close to lots of dining and shopping. The only problem I encountered was that 2 of the 3 lamps in the room didn't work, and there's a quirky system whereby you must put your room key card in a slot on the wall in order to engage the lights, a/c, etc. I've never seen that before. ‍ It's a smoke-free property, which I liked, the room rate was more reasonble than most in PC, and once again: it was spic-n'-span clean.

Great American Legion. Friendly folks. Non smoking inside. Close to downtown Panama City. Great…read moreselection of draft beers. Daily happy hour. Opens 1pm. Wine and liquors also available. I'm an outta towner from Indiana and felt very welcome check it out if a member.

Quirky and unique little conglomerate of a shop or two, bar, and restaurant that hosts events, live…read moremusic, and a relaxed atmosphere along the water. Order beer or drinks inside. Order food outside. Visit the air conditioned gift shop. Grab your own table on the covered deck or at the tiki umbrella down by the water. Dog friendly and relaxing friendly spot to gather with friends.

Terrible service terrible food do not recommend this place at all.. I live here place needs a lot…read moreof work. They construct with management.

Because the South will rise again, this marker denotes an important military encounter from the…read moreCivil War... uh, the War of Northern Aggression. This is the South and they love their Confederate War history here. The marker is in great shape and from here, there is a great view of the water. Near this site on March 20, 1863, Confederate soldiers commanded by Captain Walter J. Robinson repelled a landing by Union sailors led by Acting Master James Folger of the blockading vessel U.S.S. Roebuck. The 11-man scouting party of Union sailors was seeking to locate a southern civilian vessel near the "Old Town" spring, when they were reportedly ordered to surrender by Captain Robinson. During the ensuing skirmish, several Union sailors were killed and wounded as they fled to their launch boat. Quarter, or safe passage, was requested by the remaining Union sailors to retrieve their dead and wounded. Total Union casualties were six dead and three wounded. Union sailors buried four of the deceased on nearby Hurricane Island, and a fifth sailor was interred by the Confederate soldiers. No casualties were recorded by the Confederate unit, which later became Company A of the 11th Florida Infantry Regiment. After the conclusion of the Civil War, the remains of the Union sailors were removed to the national cemetery at Fort Barrancas.

This is an amazing place historically which also has public beach access. This is owned property of…read morethe state which makes the whole beach public access. It's beautiful and very quite!!!!