Andy's Flour Power is one of those rare spots that manages to feel both like a local secret and a…read moremust-visit destination. From the moment you walk in, the vibe is warm, colorful, and welcoming--think beachy charm with a touch of artsy personality. The staff are genuinely friendly and attentive without being overbearing, which sets the tone for a relaxed, enjoyable meal. The food is where this place really shines. Breakfast and brunch are standouts, with creative twists on classics. The French toast is thick, fluffy, and perfectly sweet, while the omelets are loaded with fresh ingredients and cooked just right. Their baked goods--especially the muffins and pastries--taste homemade in the best possible way. If you stop by for lunch, the sandwiches and wraps are equally impressive, packed with flavor and generously portioned. Coffee lovers won't be disappointed either--their brews are rich and smooth, pairing perfectly with the menu. Everything feels thoughtfully prepared, not rushed or mass-produced. What really elevates Andy's Flour Power is the consistency. Whether you're a first-timer or a regular, you can count on great food, a laid-back atmosphere, and service that makes you feel like part of the community. If you're anywhere near Panama City Beach, this is absolutely worth a stop--especially for a slow, satisfying breakfast that sets the tone for the rest of your day.

Overall, a nice place to grab a bite of breakfast. We had a party of ten on a Saturday morning, and…read morehad to wait around 30 minutes. Once we sat down, our server was on it. Food came out quickly. I had the biscuits and gravy and a side of home fries. The biscuit was dry, but the gravy had a nice taste. I would have appreciated more gravy for the size of biscuits. The home fries had a nice flavor to them as well. What I was really impressed with and don't see often is the manager (owner?) going around to EVERY table asking how things were and if anyone needed anything. In this day and age, I'm impressed by this level of involvement with patrons.

Yum. Still as good as ever. Good service and good food. Had a group of 6 adults and everyone said…read morethat they all will be back. Is still a small place right over the water. Well worth the drive from PCB.

Wow, absolutely incredible! The food was delicious and the bloody was a great addition. Service was…read moresuper prompt and even though the place was packed our food came out relatively quick and our server never let our glasses get below half full. Then you add being able to sit on the dock looking at the marina and this place is now one of my go to spots while in PC(B).

We got the summer drinks with wellness shots and they are delicious and refreshing! The food is…read moreamazingly good! Our waitress, Emilia, was also so sweet and we loved our experience overall! If you are in PCB you need to come visit! Definitely worth it!!!

The food was excellent. I love the vegetarian options. Our service was fast and friendly as well…read more Pricing is very fair for the amount of food you get. I have no complaints at all. I recommend it for breakfast or lunch.

Cute little place. Relaxing during the week but very busy on the weekend. The patty melt is the…read morebest burger in Panama City. The pancake is very good as well. The fruit bowl has a great selection of fresh fruit. Not many dinners in town have fresh fruit for your little ones. The staff is wonder, very nice and efficient. This is the best dinner in town.

Solid diner food. Friendly waitress. Fast service. Had the French toast breakfast, a biscuit and…read moregravy and Kyle's creation. Chill spot that was quaint. No complaints on the food not 5 stars but way better than Denny's or Waffle House. Would go again if we were in town.

I love these breakfast/dessert shops. We had many back in the NYC area, and I was so happy to…read morestumble across this local one on Facebook!! Amazing food and drinks. Absolutely delicious and definitely homemade. Owner and all workers are very kind!!

They have phenomenal crepes and lattes. I tried the strawberry cheesecake crepes a few times now…read moreand they were FABULOUS. They are good to eat there or takeout. I ordered a latte with normal sweetness (they also ask you to pick the level of sweetness). Which was well made and tasted great. They have ice cream too but I haven't tried the cream yet, but it appears to be the good quality kind. I may skip the crepes and get ice cream next time to see. The service is GREAT. They are always kind and their costumer service was wonderful at each visit I've had so far. The lighting is great. Their main window gives a lot of natural light. Seating is plentiful, but if you have a big party, you'll need to make arrangements and probably call ahead. The parking is decent, but slightly awkward when coming from the back of the building. It shares a parking lot with Little Caesar's pizza. Easy access to get back onto 77 from front of building and close to Publix and Aldi so you can get some shopping done too. I would've posted a pic of my crepes... but those were the first to go... like it was my last meal. No time for pictures. Try them you'll see what I'm talking about. I would definitely recommend and would not hesitate to come back with friends and family.

Came downtown to grab dinner but the place we intended to go was closed, and after checking other…read morerestaurants in the area, we ended up at Harrison's. We ate here on a Sunday night at 5:30 - half of the tables were empty. Our service was absolutely horrendous. We were seated for at least 15 minutes before we finally flagged down a waiter and asked them who our server was. After another 5 minutes, someone came to the table and gave us a lame excuse about our table being assigned to someone who had left earlier. They brought us our drinks, and then our appetizer - we got a burrata salad which was okay but nothing amazing. For advertising "sliced heirloom tomatoes" it was disappointing to receive a mix of cherry tomatoes. Even after the long wait to be greeted, it was also a very long time before the food was served. My food (blackened shrimp tacos) arrived lukewarm and was alright. My partner got the grouper imperial - he enjoyed the sauce but mentioned the rest of the dish was flavorless. My mother-in-law got the braised short ribs and was disappointed when her "roasted vegetables" arrived raw. Granted - they did give us a 20% discount because of the awful service, however knowing the service is so bad it has to be discounted without even saying anything is disheartening. Ironically enough, as we were getting up to leave, a table seated well before our departure was complaining about how nobody had been to their table to get their drink order and it had been a while. Ultimately, not worth the price for the food, and the service was bad enough that we will not be returning.

On vacay from Virginia and went here with family. Inside was beautiful and spacious. Right on the…read morewater. Menu was a bit confusing for me and wasn't really "wowed" by anything. Ordered the fried pickle chips, which were good. Also tried the fritters. Those were "not so much" when it came to taste. Our waiter, David was very attentive and very personable. It was a bit pricey for everything we got, but you live and learn. Beautiful bay view!

From the moment we walked in, the warm, welcoming Southern atmosphere made us feel right at home…read more The staff was incredibly professional, and our waiters were attentive without being overbearing--they truly made the experience special. The food came out hot, fresh, and absolutely delicious, with every dish full of authentic Southern flavor. You can tell they take pride in both their cooking and their service. Easily a 5-star experience, and we'll definitely be back!

Very casual comfort, exactly what I'd expect from a restaurant with a Bayou namesake…read more The place has an unusual menu limited only to daily specials for lunch, so I initially got the impression that I was at some prison-like boarding school. But once I took my first bite, I was pretty satisfied. I had the country-fried steak, along with mash & gravy, and rice & gravy. It was good, and for under $20, I really can't complain. The place is huge, very spacious with both indoor and water-side outdoor seating.... something I'm not used to seeing in Los Angeles. It almost felt like a studio set at Universal. Definitely a lot of Bayou character! Service staff was young and friendly, without any of the pretentious I'm used to in La. The folks are real, and I appreciate that. Because of the limited menu, I'd advise you call ahead and make sure it's something you like, cuz if it's not, you're SOL. I like it. I'll definitely be back.

First time here. Very swift in ordering and receiving we got it to go…read more The boom boom shrimp tacos we got with no cheese and they were very good! Very spicy. Blackened sandwhich was not spicy but nonetheless very good. Wings were different from Georgia but good too! We will definitely come back.

I was in town visiting friends from LA, and we went to Captain Max's. The atmosphere was super cool…read moreto watch the sunset and listen to live music and watch the boats come in on the marina? It was so fun. We order from the menu and took a number, which is what you do at a Marina bar, nothing fancy, but the food was excellent. The staff are super cool and fun. We had a blast. I don't usually drink Diet Coke, but I got Diet Coke and it was fantastic. My friends got unsweetened tea and they said it was incredible as well. If you like wings get the habanero dry rub they're incredible. This bar is growing and getting busier by the day. You should definitely check it out. Don't expect to be winded and dined. It's a marina bar. But it's everything I would ever want if I owned a marina bar.