Lori's Guidebook
Food scene
Higher end restaurant known for wonderful steaks for that special date night.
100 habitants recommandent
Jackson's Steakhouse
400 S Palafox StHigher end restaurant known for wonderful steaks for that special date night.
Wonderful Steaks in the heart of downtown. Or just try the bar upstairs for a drinks on the balcony with fabulous desserts
36 habitants recommandent
The District - Seville Steak & Seafood
123 E Government StWonderful Steaks in the heart of downtown. Or just try the bar upstairs for a drinks on the balcony with fabulous desserts
One of the locals favorite pizzas right on palafox, next to world of beers. Pizza by the slice or whole.
43 habitants recommandent
Graffiti Pizza
210 Palafox PlOne of the locals favorite pizzas right on palafox, next to world of beers. Pizza by the slice or whole.
One of many local brewing companies. very nice outdoor seating in the rear.
87 habitants recommandent
Perfect Plain Brewing Co.
50 E Garden StOne of many local brewing companies. very nice outdoor seating in the rear.
A must for the fresh seafood lover. Its an experience just to go there. They will pack your fresh seafood on ice in your cooler or buy one from them for the trip back home.
295 habitants recommandent
Joe Patti's Seafood Company
524 S B StA must for the fresh seafood lover. Its an experience just to go there. They will pack your fresh seafood on ice in your cooler or buy one from them for the trip back home.
A Pensacola must! Some great food , custom brews, live music. fun for all ages! steaks to fish and chips its all sooo good!
380 habitants recommandent
McGuire's Irish Pub
600 E Gregory StA Pensacola must! Some great food , custom brews, live music. fun for all ages! steaks to fish and chips its all sooo good!
Grab a cup of coffee and sit on the outdoor rooftop on a beautiful sunny morning to start your day off right.
76 habitants recommandent
Bodacious Brew
407 S Palafox StGrab a cup of coffee and sit on the outdoor rooftop on a beautiful sunny morning to start your day off right.
The locals know this is one of the best if not the best seafood in Pensacola, its on the beach heading toward ft. Pickens.
292 habitants recommandent
Peg Leg Pete's
1010 Fort Pickens RdThe locals know this is one of the best if not the best seafood in Pensacola, its on the beach heading toward ft. Pickens.
Sightseeing
Nightlife at its best, fun for all ages (adult) many bars and types of music! be sure to check out the dueling piano bar!
234 habitants recommandent
Seville Quarter
130 E Government StNightlife at its best, fun for all ages (adult) many bars and types of music! be sure to check out the dueling piano bar!
Cross the bay to some of the worlds most beautiful beaches! White sand and clear water makes for a great day!
554 habitants recommandent
Pensacola Beach
7300 Plantation RoadCross the bay to some of the worlds most beautiful beaches! White sand and clear water makes for a great day!
The Pensacola Museum of Art serves as an inclusive space of discovery and dialogue rooted in art, ideas and culture. Join us for art in all its forms—exhibitions, education, engagement and immersion.
141 habitants recommandent
Pensacola Museum of Art
407 S Jefferson StThe Pensacola Museum of Art serves as an inclusive space of discovery and dialogue rooted in art, ideas and culture. Join us for art in all its forms—exhibitions, education, engagement and immersion.
The Saenger Theatre has been called the Grand Dame of Palafox, but the Saenger Theatre is much more than a Great Lady; she is a survivor. Opened in 1925, its Spanish Baroque architecture, in opulent Rococo style took nearly thirteen months to complete.
In the early years the Saenger hosted a colorful array of Vaudeville-type road shows, Broadway plays, and silent screen classics. Later years saw use as a movie house until 1975 when the aging edifice closed its doors. That same year ABC Southeastern Theatres donated the building to the City of Pensacola as a cultural affairs center.
Through a joint effort by the city of Pensacola and the University of West Florida, the theatre was restored and returned to its standing as a center for the performing arts. The restoration project took four-years and 1.6 million dollars to complete but in 1981 the theatre reopened and today is listed in the National Register of Historic Sites.
87 habitants recommandent
Saenger Theatre
22 S Palafox StThe Saenger Theatre has been called the Grand Dame of Palafox, but the Saenger Theatre is much more than a Great Lady; she is a survivor. Opened in 1925, its Spanish Baroque architecture, in opulent Rococo style took nearly thirteen months to complete.
In the early years the Saenger hosted a colorful array of Vaudeville-type road shows, Broadway plays, and silent screen classics. Later years saw use as a movie house until 1975 when the aging edifice closed its doors. That same year ABC Southeastern Theatres donated the building to the City of Pensacola as a cultural affairs center.
Through a joint effort by the city of Pensacola and the University of West Florida, the theatre was restored and returned to its standing as a center for the performing arts. The restoration project took four-years and 1.6 million dollars to complete but in 1981 the theatre reopened and today is listed in the National Register of Historic Sites.
It occurs each third Friday of the month.
Earlier in the evening it's very family oriented. Later it's a more adult crowd.
Variety of musical acts will be found each week. Other events include marital arts displays, old car shows, gymnastics, bridal shows, acrobatics, cos play, face painting, graffiti wall, comedy acts, and plays. There are also street games like giant Jenga.
Various art dealers and artists have booths selling their wears. Food trucks offering a variety of tasty treats. Even politicians explaining their positions.
Be sure to visit the Pensacola Art Museum and the various art galleries. You never know when you will find that must have piece of art or the perfect gift.
33 habitants recommandent
Gallery Night Pensacola
13 Palafox PlIt occurs each third Friday of the month.
Earlier in the evening it's very family oriented. Later it's a more adult crowd.
Variety of musical acts will be found each week. Other events include marital arts displays, old car shows, gymnastics, bridal shows, acrobatics, cos play, face painting, graffiti wall, comedy acts, and plays. There are also street games like giant Jenga.
Various art dealers and artists have booths selling their wears. Food trucks offering a variety of tasty treats. Even politicians explaining their positions.
Be sure to visit the Pensacola Art Museum and the various art galleries. You never know when you will find that must have piece of art or the perfect gift.