I have been here several times with my daughter and grandkids. The owners are AMAZING, and so…read morepatient with the kids (and parents )! Mr. T has helped my grandkids try new things and gain new skills. The excitement on their faces when they learn something new is so fun to watch! Mr. T comes up with obstacle courses and is so encouraging and helpful. It's a safe place and a kind place. I don't know where they find their staff, but all of them are exceptionally nice. So glad they are in our area! Don't hesitate to give it a try, you won't be disappointed!

We went for a special event and my daughter had so much fun. The owners are so nice and so…read morepersonable. The facility is the coolest place I've seen! There is something for every kid to enjoy. There are areas for crawlers up to preteens and I can't wait to go back!

If you have not tried the American Legion food if you love fried okra, that appetizer is amazing…read more The fried oysters have been a hit as well. Fun. atmosphere always a lot of people up in the restaurant as well as down by the tiki bar. Last night, a little live music and on Fridays open Mic. Check their Facebook page for events. You don't have to be a member for dinner. Monday is members only.

Great place to visit for a few drinks! Great service from bartender and great live old time country…read moremusic playing from the band Stone Country!

My husband and I took my 88-year-old mom to the roadhouse Wednesday for a delicious fish fry buffet…read moreand some dancing. Had such a great time and Rebecca is the ultimate hostess with the mostest! Such a wonderful environment especially for couples.

I want to say a special thank you to Anita (Wedding Coordinator) and her staff for making our…read moredaughter's wedding event occur with no issues and as a resounding success! Her dreams and expectations were exceeded in every possible way. My daughter and my son in law got engaged two years ago, they both live in Jacksonville, Florida. Since both families live in Baldwin County, they decided to have their wedding here. When we started looking for a venue, we were having a challenging time looking for the perfect place and a reasonable price. Until one day my co-worker told me she went to a wedding at Waters Edge, I right away went online and checked them. I decided to call and make an appointment. We met with Anita, she showed us around the place, and it was perfect they have a gorgeous establishment, covered pavilion with a fireplace for an outside ceremony and on the walkway to the pavilion there is an iron arbor that can be decorated on the day of the event. The property was big enough that you can choose anywhere on the property to have your ceremony. We then went to the reception area (barn) the place was very accommodating with lots of room and a nice bar. It has a rustic look with lots of old memorabilia. We sat with Anita, and we talked about everything that we needed to know. She was very knowledgeable and experienced with events. We discussed our options as a family, and we decided to go with Waters Edge. As the mother of bride, I had so much on my mind and worried about everything after talking with Anita, she made me feel at ease and assured me that she would help us give our daughter an elegant and very memorable wedding for our princess. We met every month to discuss our progress towards the event. At every meeting we discussed what needed to get done. Anita made recommendations for us to adjust as time progressed, she kept me and my daughter on our toes. She was very pleasant to work with and accommodating to all our needs. Anita and her team were amazing!! Also want to say thank you to the bartender Rebecca, her staff and our Disc Jockey (Anita's husband) for keeping the drinks and music going and accommodating our family and designated friends with special drink requests!! The place was amazing, and I would recommend this place to anyone.

Paola is amazing ! Great service to me and my friends…read more She knows sizes brands of shirts. Always spot on with help

We played Cypress Bend last year and Cotton Creek this year. Everything is great all around from…read morethe clubhouse, the staff, to the beverage ladies. The air conditioned beverage cart we saw this year was impressive. Conditions were very good with consistent greens which is always a plus. My only complaint is the cost but to be fair, all the greens fees in this area (multiple courses) have increased 10-20% from last year based on my recollection.

Well I'm here in the area working for a few months. I love seeing what locals embrace. This little…read moretheater seems to be just that. I found this place by searching around the internet. It listed a comedy-magic show for $26 advance purchase (it's $30 at door). I paid at the door with a credit card...which then included a small processing fee. I don't know if the fee is waived with a cash payment. To the best of my knowledge, it was street parking only. This place also appeared to be ADA compliant and wheelchair accessible. Now there aren't mounted seats inside. It's more of an open floor arrangement which allows for seating changes as needed (with folding chairs). There's also an elevated seating area. There were no concessions that I noticed. So the show I saw featured Tom Coverly...a 90 minute comedy-magic act that involves audience participation. Although his show is themed around magic, I felt it was primarily comedy. There were lots of young kids and teenagers in the audience. Although comedy, his act was kid appropriate. Tom mentioned that proceeds from his performances go toward local support, but I can't recall specifically what it was...sorry. He also mentioned that the theater has other nights with standup comedians and that there'll also be some jazz nights. For me, his act was good and funny but not a gut buster. But your funny bone may break, so please be your own judge. So I definitely enjoyed the show and I'll probably catch other performances here during my lengthy stay.

This event venue is owned by a local church. Not certain if it ever has events that aren't…read morereligiously-themed, as the intarwebs are sparse with information about that. I recently attended a Christmas sing-along, because my friend is part of a choral group that was there. The church has done a fantastic job of renovating this almost century-old edifice. The foyer is bright and welcoming and the bathroom (the men's, at least) is exceptionally spotless and well-outfitted. The entire place was spotless, actually. There's a small stage in the back, floor seating, and then a tiered, elevated seating section to the back (which is towards the front of the building). The acoustics aren't audiophile approved, but I wasn't listening to Mozart, so the sound was just fine. In one of the front windows, there is displayed a circa-1930s film projector, which looks like it would require 3-4 highly-trained technicians to operate. If you are ever walking by the Rex, slow down and peep that thing. Lots of history in downtown Pensacola, and I applaud the church for reviving, improving, and maintaining a little part of it.

I stop in each time I go to Foley. They have a good varirty of quality art in all price ranges.read more

Trim a tree this year is amazing. 8000 square feet of local art and crafts at Tanger Outlet Mall on…read moreHwy 59, suite 410 on South side. Open 10 everyday til Dec 23.

No business low on customers limited hours high prices no entertainment away from the main streetsread more

Open 7 days a week! 3 o'clock on week days and 1 o'clock on the weekends. Happy hour Monday thru…read moreFriday 3-6.

The venue is so chill; unfortunately, they don't have liquor, but they still know how to throw down…read moreany day of the week. They also have a kickass Hebrew deli next door. I come here every time my homies are having a show, shout out to Cam The Sella and LaLaLandMusik,

I've been here a couple of times, and found the staff to be pretty cool (though rather nonchalant…read moresome of the time), and the building/decor is pretty neat too. There's usually a corner for locally made crafts/clothing. Today, however. The open sign is on, yes...but when you open the door and there's a fan cord hanging directly in the doorway and there's plastic on the counters/etc, so I asked for confirmation. The woman behind the counter acted like my question was stupid, but apparently my next one was even more egregious. I asked if I could get any of the teas iced...the most condescending "I can" caused my visit to end short. Will most likely not return at this point, which is a shame as I commend the business bringing something new to Brownsville.