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From zydeco music to Irish tunes to the beat of current pop hits, the variety of Pensacola's nightlife guarantees that everyone can find his or her niche! Live music prevails at many clubs, with jazz, country, Cajun, reggae, folk, rock, and the techno-beat of dance clubs draws college students and the military crowd.
Flounder's Chowder & Ale House on Pensacola Beach offers guests the opportunity to dance under the stars and get sand between their toes, after a scrumptious meal of seafood and other fare.
The Fish House, home of world famous Grits à Ya Ya, is an award winning restaurant, locally owned with the area's largest waterfront dining, fresh off the dock specials, and extensive wine list.
On Perdido Key Beach, Flora-Bama is a landmark, sitting directly on the state line of Florida and Alabama, with live music 365 days a year and hosts the annual Mullet Toss event! (You don't want to miss it!)
McGuire's Irish Pub in downtown Pensacola is where patrons "kiss the moose" as they sing along to folk favorites and dine on famed corned beef and cabbage, prime rib, and 18-cent bowls of Senate bean soup.
Seville Quarter comprises a group of five bars and restaurant areas, where patrons can meander from reggae to country to dueling pianos to the dance floor, and stop for a game of pool or catch the latestsports games in between.
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