Hole in the Wall?

Go to Carillon Beach and take a right onto Front Beach Road..Go east on Front Beach Road about 4.5 miles--on the left just past the Carousel Grocery store.

Cali and Steeleing.... where in PCB is Dustys located?

Thanks.

The No Name Lounge! Located at the east side, foot of Hathaway Bride. A true dive and only serves alcohol and popcorn!! A very local eccentric kind of place.

Wish Jolly Rogers was still open!!

Bayou Joe's in Panama City on Masalina Bayou. Get the trash burger. Invest in some TUMS.

Is it still "Dock at Jr's, eat at Joe's" ???

Does anyone know if "The Boarding House" down by the courthouse in Panama City is still serving up food .... if memory serves me correct someone else had bought the house it was located in ..... just wondering ... that was some good food o' plenty .....

Still looking for great places to photograph for this story. Also, searching the internet with no success for the phone number of the cafe in Bruce, Bruce Cafe, I think. Anyone have a clue? Thank you.

Theo's Pizza Pub in Miramar Beach......classic record albums serve as the wallpaper and it's almost exclusively locals.

Theo's Pizza Pub in Miramar Beach......classic record albums serve as the wallpaper and it's almost exclusively locals.

Theo's is on Scenic 98- kind of in a mini strip mall next to the inevitable t-shirt and bikini shop.

It's too bad that Trader Jon's in Pensacola is no more. It was The Bar for Navy flyboys during its time.

November 04, 2003
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS (edited for briefness)
PENSACOLA, Fla.
Changes in culture and lifestyle have caught up with Trader Jon's, a ramshackle waterfront bar, filled with naval aviation memorabilia, that for a half-century catered to military personnel from raw recruits to generals and admirals.
The famed bar, which also attracted astronauts, politicians, royalty and movie stars, including John Wayne, Bob Hope, Elizabeth Taylor, Prince Andrew and Brooke Shields, will close this weekend, owner Matt Heckemeyer said Tuesday.

Heckemeyer bought the bar from the estate of Martin``Trader Jon'' Weissman, who died in 2000. Weissman opened the bar in 1952 and ran it until he suffered a stroke in 1997. About 10,000 items, including photographs, crash helmets, flight suits, model airplanes and assorted aircraft parts, will be acquired by a law firm that then will donate them to the museum foundation. Blue Angels photographs collected by Weissman over the years will be used in a future display about the Navy precision flying team at the National Museum of Naval Aviation at Pensacola Naval Air Station. The last event at Trader Jon's will be a Blue Angels party Saturday after the Pensacola-based team finishes its season-ending homecoming show. ``It was the social heart of the Pensacola naval aviation community,'' said retired Capt. Bob Stumpf, a former Blue Angels leader. ``It's going to be missed. There's no replacement for it.''

Where the heck is Theo's?

Dusty's..... isn't that the place where you can go out back onto the deck and feed the (huge) fish?

Ahhh, great memories at that place....


And the best oysters...yummm

To me a true hole in the wall is Sunnyside Grill.

It is on the West West end of Front Beach Road, next door to an OLD putt putt place.
They only have so many tables so you may sit next to a stranger...

Breakfast is to die for. My In Laws go eat there every morning when they are here as they are early risers. Be careful with the pancakes, they are HUGE!!

Lunch specials are country cooking and a large assortment of other good things. They even have fried chicken livers which is, to me, a special treat...

I have never been in this place without seeing it full.....

i second that emotion...