We had such a wonderful experience at Scenic 90's Café! Our server, Jennifer, was incredibly…read morethoughtful and made our breakfast with our toddler so enjoyable. She made sure to seat us in an area with plenty of room for her, and while we were waiting for our food, she brought our daughter some saltines and kept giving her the sweetest smiles. Those little gestures really meant a lot to us as parents! Our food came out quickly and was cooked to perfection. The omelet was incredibly fluffy, and the pancakes were HUGE! Everything was delicious. We also loved the nostalgic atmosphere and all the memorabilia and posters throughout the restaurant. Seeing West Side Story, The Wizard of Oz, Elvis Presley, and so many other classics made it such a fun place to look around while we ate. Great food, fast service, a fun atmosphere, and an especially wonderful server. Thank you, Jennifer, for making our family feel so welcome! We would absolutely come back the next time we're in the area.

Service was ok, decor is set up like a 60s cafe which is pretty cool. But the food was just ok.read more

I know my review posts are bordering on too many but I haveta keep reporting on how consistently…read moregreat what we order here is. As always I get a fried grouper sandwich with three fried shrimp added to the sandwich. Anne gets the fried grouper fingers and onion rings. Absolute perfection. I love that the sandwich comes on a soft hamburger bun so you don't have to deal with a hard crusted roll like on a Po Boy. I add one serving of tartar sauce to the sandwich. I order fries, not because I want fries, but because I need a carrier for Jerry's dressing. Anne's grouper fingers were perfectly fried as were the onion rings. If you want a hoot ask Grok if it has the recipe for Jerry's dressing. It doesn't as the secret has been carefully preserved for all these years. But the response is so great. Grok knows stuff. I have not looked at a menu for a while now as we know what we want. But I noticed today that the printed menu is apparently new and appears to include a way upscaled game in its offerings. Have loved this joint for over 65 years now.

This diner is a gem! I can't believe I've been driving by it for three years and never treated…read moremyself to the great food and service they offer. I can honestly say it won't be long before I'm back. Who doesn't love a diner that serves up breakfast all day long, if you want it? Tonight I was in the mood to try their fried mullet, and was not disappointed. Others at our table had The Pig burger, and grilled Mahi, and all were happy with their choices. I had a side of the fresh mango salad, which was a treat. The place has been open for decades, and the signs and wall ornaments reflect it, just a fun place with the most attentive servers you'll ever find. I'll be recommending Jerry's to everyone i know. See you there...

After a few trips to the Steel Pony Diner, I've accepted that I'll never stray from my go-to: the…read moresteak, caramelized onions, and provolone rice wrap. The Pony sauce? Absolute magic--and the mac salad on the side is non-negotiable. It's that sweet spot where fresh ingredients meet soulful comfort food. The owner and crew are incredibly friendly and genuinely invested in giving you top-notch value, and it's clear everything is made with care. I've been singing their praises to anyone who'll listen!

To best describe it, it is a business within a business, located inside Dorothy's on Reus St in…read moredowntown Pensacola. Steel Pony Diner was formerly located at Gather location on Navy Blvd. The dining room is anywhere inside or outside patio of Dorothy's. Interior is "Wizard of Oz" theme. Ironically, there use to be a gay club in Pensacola called "Emerald City". The Steel Pony area at the side of the bar where you can order from Kyree. Order here and then find a place to seat inside or outside and Kyree will deliver your food. It is unclear whether to order drink with Kyree or go to the bar. This time around I went to the bar to get a coke, water, and a vodka soda. Since this location is new, I am confident they will figure it out whether or not Steel Pony Diner can order drinks at the bar where the experience can feel a bit more full service where I can order my food and drinks with one person with Kyree or order at the bar with the bar tender. FYI. Dorothy's is a non for profit bar to help fund raise for OASIS (a HIV prevention service and also serves people with HIV/AIDS). This visit, I had their signature Prego Sandwich served with a side of au ju and your choice of side garnished with Mable's Sweet Garlic Dill Pickles (I will cover later). For $2 extra I added grilled mushrooms. This sandwich is delicious!!! It is so good, it could be part of the Pensacola tourist DNA, meaning, if u visited Pensacola and had the Prego sandwich you will think about this sandwich when u think of visiting Pensacola. If u are visiting Pensacola, and not bothered with the LGBTQ community make Steel Pony Diner @ Dorothy's your next destination especially Memorial Day Weekend. With that said, let's talk about Mable's Sweet Garlic Dill Pickles made by Todd Morris of Family Orchard Farm. These pickles are like a savory candy... delish!!! I am not really into pickles, but these here are so good! I wonder if they make a relish version. If not, Todd, helurrrrrr?!?!?! You can get a jar for $12 at Steel Pony Diner. Ask Kyree or Eric to purchase.

Walking into Brother Fox brought back many memories for me. Before Hurricane Ivan severely damaged…read morethe building, it was home to the Metropolitan Community Church--known locally as the "gay church"--which was very active in Pensacola's LGBTQ community. The basement hosted meetings and gatherings, including some of the original PFLAG meetings and Emerald Coast Pride. The dining area is small but cozy. Because of the limited space and low ceilings, it was sometimes difficult to hear the person sitting across from me, but that would not deter me from returning. Grant was our waiter, and he was outstanding. He explained the menu and specials and checked on us throughout the evening. My friend had the chef's special salad, featuring watermelon and tomatoes, and said it was outstanding. I had the Esquites salad, which was good, although probably not something I would order again. We shared the Pan con Tomate with Manchego cheese and the Albondigas. Oh my--both were outstanding! As a Sicilian, I fell in love with the meatballs and would return just to have them again. We filled up on the salads and small plates, so we did not get to try anything from the Land & Sea menu. I suppose that gives us a good reason to return. Between the wonderful staff, delicious food, and casual atmosphere, I can understand why Brother Fox is so popular.

OMG. This was the…read morebest dining experience I had, hands down, EVER, in Pensacola. Brother Fox is an intimate spot in downtown Pensacola. It's in a precious neighborhood, and there is a parking lot nearby. The atmosphere is so cozy and European. Our server greeted us right away and gave us a few minutes to check out the menu before taking our drink order. I had the sangria. It was just sweet enough, and the flavor of the wine really shone through. Now for the food. Octopus: perfectly cooked. This was the best octopus I've ever had. Pan con tomate with manchego: more please!!! So simple, but so delicious! Paella: this dish was perfect. Just perfect. The seafood was perfectly cooked. The rice was perfectly seasoned. The garlic aioli was a perfect touch. The service was also excellent. Please open a location in New Orleans!!!

You get what you get at Waffle House, and if you keep expectations low then you'll always be happy…read more There was only 2 other tables when we stopped in, and Preston and the boys provided excellent service. There was a small mixup on one of our orders, but Preston made it right so everybody was happy. Great food, good service, and we always enjoyed the TouchTunes jukebox, and that's exactly why Waffle House is one of our vacation staples.

I'm very partial to Waffle House so take that as it is…read more But this one has been as consistent as any, and I'd argue more so. The staff are super sweet, friendly, attentive, on it, present, organized but a Waffle House is not a place you are welcome to linger post eating. Their coffee is fabulous. I love it. Idk what it is but it's equivalent to Dunkin in my book: must have some addictive property in it. lol, kidding but it's that good. This team at the WH is like a well oiled machine. They are very in sync and it shows with their delivery of your food and their collaborative approach to serving customers. WH food is consistent across locations. But I love this location bc of the service. Keep it up all! You make this place great!

The cook gets upset at customers when he has to make food. I've been there on several occasions and…read moreI hear things like, "Oh, come on, it's Sunday night" said roght in front of customers. Other staff are friendly and helpful but complacent, as they hear and see this as well.

If I could give less I would, worked long hours and was greeted with a tantrum by the cook because…read moreit was late, make sure you don't disturb the poor souls who got a job expecting not to work

Food was great! Service was even better thanks to Ms. Toni! Ambiance was true Waffle House.read more

We love Waffle House and all of their employees. You have the best of the best egg frying, waffle…read moremaking, coffee serving smile maker determined waitstaff and we love you all so very much.

Happy Valentine's Day!…read more Took my Valentine to Marcus Point for dinner. First, it's a golf course. Who would eat anything other than golf course burger (the best by the way) for this love holiday? Me. Why? Because our favorite food truck turned restaurant people are here. If you ever had the farm to table meals from Rustic Spoon at Emerald Republic, you'll LOVE this place. Rustic Spoon is now Common Labor...and they are still amazing! If you loved what they did in a food truck you will absolutely adore what they do in a restaurant. They turned a Golf Course food court into a white table restaurant at night. For $75 we got a gourmet 4 course meal with legit adult beverages. Don't think. Go.

I'm really torn on this review because the service and food were excellent, but the corporate…read morehidden fees are a total dealbreaker. First, the good: Our server, Mary, was absolutely fantastic. She was quick, incredibly helpful, and provided top-tier service. The food itself was great--we ordered the All Star Breakfast and the Cheesesteak & Egg Breakfast. Now, the bad: The fees are an absolute outrage. When I got the bill, I discovered I was tacked with a $2.93 "Service Charge" AND another $2.93 "TogoFee." Getting hit with nearly $6 in extra charges just to package up a takeout order is completely unreasonable. Kudos to Mary and the kitchen staff for a job well done, but management's greedy fee structure ruined it for me. I will be getting my to-go breakfast elsewhere.

Service was extremely bad super rude server, it's like she didn't want to work. Our table was full…read moreof plates we asked her if she could take our plates we were done with she threw them on the other side of the table. Other than that food was great.

The food was delicious and was worth the price. The Milton location is one of our favorites to eat…read moreinside. I am sorry to have to say that out of the seven employees only four of them were in compliance for health policies. The other three were not, two were waitresses and the other was the cook. He definitely needed a beard net because it was considered a medium length. I did check online for Waffle House's policies and they are required to have this enforced with their employees.

Waffle House has become an iconic part of the landscape of the southeastern United States. These…read moreyellow neon lit buildings have fed countless road weary travelers, families with laughing children in tow, late night revelers and people from every walk of life. This particular location is next to an Exxon and basically across the street from a KOA. There is a Holiday Inn and Suites behind it and a Best Western down the street from it. My go to choices are either the patty melt or one of their egg and meat breakfast options. But for me the big allure here has always been their hash browns. You can get the hash browns topped with a variety of toppings, you can't go wrong with chili and cheese, but really it is whatever talk to your heart. I guess you might find it odd that I have never had the waffles at a business where waffle is in their very name of the business but I am just not into the sweet type breakfasts. Whether waffles are your thing or not, I would recommend visiting a Waffle House, this location or any of their locations.