Join us for THREE Snowbird Hootenanny’s hosted by the Perdido Key Chamber! Each will be a themed event located at the world famous Flora Bama! These annual hoe-downs feature vendor sponsors, live music, games and more. Food is provided and its the perfect event to get to know your fellow vacationers. See more info at https://b...
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I love the Gulf Coast in the fall. The crowds have died down, the water is still warm and the sunsets are as vibrant as ever. Here are 10 things we recommend doing to make the most of your time here during Autumn!
1. Play a round of Golf. We recommend Lost Key Golf Club. Make it even easier by booking a condo&nb...
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Downtown Pensacola has a wealth of wonderful dining experiences. One of the latest to join the hustle and bustle of this area is SaBai Thai- a cozy, modern space in the heart of downtown. The restaurant has been around for years at their location just across the bay in Gulf Breeze, but their jump to downtown has bolstered their pop...
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When guests asks us where should they get their first taste of Gulf Coast Food on the Key, we always point them to Fisherman’s Corner. This pint sized gem is located under the Baars bridge, tucked along the waters of Old River. Don’t let the exterior fool you! Inside you will find a plethora of fine dining options. From h...
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Set on the white sand shores of Pensacola Beach, Casino Beach Bar and Grille is the perfect date night spot. The views are stunning, the drinks are cold and the menu is filled with a plethora of local seafood choices.
Our meal consisted of charbroiled oysters topped with Parmesan and garlic, crab cakes over fried gr...
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Situated right on the outskirts of downtown Pensacola, The Magnolia is the epitome of a local’s hangout. Set in an adorable bungalow, Magnolia offers eclectic cheap eats that are the exactly what you are craving after a long work day with a glass of wine or local beer. Our personal favorites are the chicken salad with a h...
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For many years, Mojo’s coffee was a staple on Perdido Key. With its key position right before the bridge on to the island and its extremely small quarters, it was the best and one of the only places in the area to grab a cup of coffee and a homemade slice of cake. Snowbirds and tourists would gather in the small space in the early ...
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We are always on the hunt for where to find the best local delicacies. Mullet is a native white-fleshed gulf fish, that you will see often jumping out of the water to evade predators; its silver scales shimmering in the sun. A recent post by nola.com recommended Marina Oyster Barn in Pensacola for their fresh mu...
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The weather is cooling down and there is nothing better than digging into a warm helping of red beans and rice. The history of this dish is rooted in Louisiana creole cuisine and has been a Monday dinner staple for generations. If you can’t make the 3 hour drive to the west to seek out red beans and rice, we have listed our fa...
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It’s that time again! Crawfish season is upon us! Here are a few tips and tricks to have the perfect boil. And when you’re ready, check out this recipe.
1. You must have live crawfish. You can buy them at a multitude of fish markets in our area, but our favorite is Maria’s Seafood in Pensacola.
2. You will need...
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