Andy’s Flour Power Cafe & Bakery

Casual waterfront dining with a swimming pool overlooking the Grand Lagoon. We have 10 TVs inside and outside to stop and watch the game. Accessible by boat, public slips first come, first serve. Outdoor Dining and Pet Friendly

Established in 2004, Amavida Coffee and Tea is an organic, fair-trade coffee company that delivers flavorful and freshly roasted coffee beans to retailers and wholesale suppliers in Florida and beyond. With locations in Panama City, Rosemary Beach, and Seaside, Florida, the local company is even roasting their coffee locally in… Read more…

Home of warm beer, lousy food, ugly waitresses, and Scotty’s two-time U. S. National Oyster Shucking Champion 1999-2000 & 2001-2002. Competing in Ireland for the world title as seen on Discovery Channel, Food Network, and the Today Show. Try our world-famous Fried Green Tomatoes. Come party with the crew and… Read more…

High quality is one of our top priorities. From our meats to our cheeses, from our fresh produce to our eggs, we’re committed to serving you the very best/ Several locations on the beach! 10628 Front Beach Road 2319 Thomas Drive 10270 Front Beach Rd

J. Michael’s – “The Original” A little Southern, a little Creole, and a lot of hospitality. This place is like no place else.  Serving Bay County and visitors from all over the US, Canada, and the world over since 1976, we’re often imitated but never, ever duplicated!

WHERE CAN I FIND THE BEST-TASTING SHRIMP? We’re glad you asked! Anderson’s Seafood Market has been offering the tastiest shrimp around and the secret is out; we have total control of them – so there are NO SULFATES or CHEMICALS added! The market offers only the best local NW FL… Read more…

For the best burger in town! There are over 250,000 possible ways to order a burger at Five Guys. We use only fresh ground beef. There are no freezers in Five Guys locations, just coolers. Nothing is ever frozen. We use only Peanut oil. Our menu is trans-fat-free. Our hamburger… Read more…

Back in the late ’80s, Tom Ehlke a local businessman was standing in his friend’s beach supply store and he noticed tourists coming in looking for saltwater taffy. His friend was selling little boxes of taffy that looked bad (and tasted worse) for $4.98. Tom decided he could do better… Read more…