re: What is there to do along the FLA Panhandle?

Dustys on the west end of PCB typically has the best oysters in the area. It's a dive bar, but the "dustys baked" oysters are hard to beat

Old Florida Fish house is my favorite sushi joint and they've usually got a good crowd up front for the live band

I like Red Bar, but think it's pretty overrated all things considered. The actual bar area is tiny and its cash only. You always hear people rave about it, but in reality the actual bar is nothing special. Food is good though. Bud and Alleys is also overrated. Great Sounern is probably my favorite place on the seaside square

It kind of does have a FQ feel with the balconies on the hotel. What makes it nice to me is the diversity of architecture in the small little area around the hotel. All of those houses have hidden courtyards which also gives it a FQ feel.

Alys Beach is the newest community being developed on 30-A and it is strictly planned to have a Mediterranean look throughout. All structures are that bright white Adobe look. It is almost to much of the same color IMO.

None of them are great but none are plain bad either. It is more of a novelty thing to park your bike and sit out at the patio tables.

Modica Market store on the corner has better food then any of them IMO.

Great Southern is the best restaurant down there in Seaside but we only eat there for dinner on occasion. Pickles, Bud & Alleys taco bar or pizza place, or Modica Market are fine for lunch.

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This is pretty cool to see if you are in the Pensacola area:

Naval Aviation Museum

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Also the Air Force Armament Museum, on the edge of Eglin AFB.
Air Force Armament Museum

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Dustys on the west end of PCB typically has the best oysters in the area. It's a dive bar, but the "dustys baked" oysters are hard to beat

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Delicious

Museum of the Sea and Indian in Destin is a must.