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!

Great place! Everyone was very friendly! Food was delicious…read morefrom red white and food. Great time playing bingo

This is a great spot in Gulf Shores for veterans and open to the public. They have fantastic drink…read moreprices with friendly staff and have a kitchen selling food if you want to eat. They also have lots of activities and events which are very popular. I had driven past this spot many times and kept thinking I needed to stop and check it out and it only took me a few years to finally visit. I wish I would have stopped in sooner as it is a great spot that offers a good value.

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.

Yesterday we were invited to participate in a turtle release, on our section of beach, where our…read more"Share The Beach" volunteer crew does sunrise patrols from May through August. We look for turtle nests, mark and monitor then we count 55 days then return there to nest sit, awaiting the hatchlings to make sure they make it safely down the beach to their life journey. We do that until the very last turtle is welcomed to the world. But yesterday was a rare chance to participate in a rehab release. This female laggerhead turtle's ordeal began this July just down the beach at the Gulf State pier. She had swallowed a fishing hook, and since they breathe through their trachea, required medical attention. Park officers and good Samaritans worked together to her ashore and contact the appropriate folks. Apparently she has hard some tough encounters in her life, she was missing a flipper and her shell was damaged by her tail. She was quickly transported to The Institute for Marine Mammal Studies in Gulfport, MS where she got the care she needed to bounce back from her latest trauma. They named her Sequoia, put a chip in her and tagged her so her progress and travels can be monitored. Just 32 days later she was brought back to our Gulf Shores beach so should be released and put back on her journey, and we were there!! She was transported from the main road via a golf cart and she was greeted by all of us who lined a path for her, like a runway, for her last steps on the beach before swimming away. Her crawl is slow, because of the missing front flipper, but once she gets out into the surf there was nothing slow about her :-) She sped off while to applause and well wishes and hopes that she continues to thrive wherever she goes, and maybe, just maybe, we might see her again when it's the me to lay her eggs in the future. Thank you to each and every person who contributed to saving her and making this day possible. Bottom line: Sea turtles are majestic and gentle animals whose population is finally rebounding and it was a really awesome opportunity to help Sequoia go home!! No matter where you are if you spot a sea turtle in need of medical assistance or wrapped up in rope, other debris, or in any kind of stress call the stranding and entanglement hotline: 866-755-6622 (NOAA) "All footage obtained with approval of USF&W under conditions not harmful to this & other sea turtles" Share The Beach https://www.joinacf.org/stb The young lady overseeing the release was wearing a NOAA Sea Turtle Research logo shirt. They do great work, read more about them and about sea turtles here: https://www.fisheries.noaa.gov/sea-turtles/ Rehabilitation took place at: The Institute for Marine Mammal Studies in Gulfport, MS https://www.facebook.com/InstituteForMarineMammalStudies/ "All footage obtained with approval of USF&W under conditions not harmful to this & other sea turtles"

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.

What a GREAT find! This place has new and used building/home goods. While the furniture selection…read moreis not great, the building materials are very affordable. The tile is especially affordable and used it for my bathroom remodel.

not bad prices for what it is. definately will be going back ofeten as they get new merchandise…read moredaily. recommended if you want to save some cash on home improvement items

Beautiful meditation classes every wendsday at 5:30. Very welcoming environment and people.read more

My husband took my original engagement ring, which we purchased in Brooklyn from a designer out of…read moreNew Zealand & replaced the sapphire that fell out of the ring, with a beautifully set diamond. Goldstein's set the diamond, in my opinion, better than the original designer. Also, the ring & band are both white gold & even upon receiving the rings new, they always had a slight yellow tent. Goldstein's magically cleaned the engagement ring & if sparkles like never before. As you can see in the photo, I'll be dropping by Goldstein's as soon as I can to have them clean my band so it matches the engagement ring. I'm excited to talk to one of their designers. I'm definitely a new, happy customer.

Visited to have some jewelry appraised and for some repair estimates. The staff seemed very…read moreknowledgeable and were very friendly/helpful.