As its names implies, this Mexican cuisine restaurant serves up delicious traditional fare using the freshest ingredients available. Offers burritos, quesadillas and tacos stuffed with your choice of meat, chicken or vegetarian-style. The biggest attraction here is a beautifully displayed salsa bar featuring seven homemade salsas ranging in flavor from mild to TOO-HOT-TO-HANDLE.

Overlooking Santa Rosa Sound, this restaurant serves up flounder (just about any way you can imagine) as well as a variety of seafood, sandwiches, burgers and salads. The bar offers live reggae music every night during the summer. The dining room is adorned with stained-glass windows and bookshelves which lend a cozy feel. A good choice for casual dining, late night fun or Sunday brunch!

The best place in Pensacola for down-home Southern cooking. Bowls of mouth-watering vegetables and potatoes alongside fried chicken, baked ham or chicken & dumplings are passed around the table until you absolutely can't take another bite. Serves breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Jamie's serves French Provincial cuisine in a quaintly renovated 1880's Victorian cottage featuring antiques, soft candlelight and a roaring fire in the fireplace. Delicious gourmet fare in an unpretentious yet romantic atmosphere. Since 1992, it has continuously won accolades from Florida Trend magazine as one of the top restaurants in Florida and from The Wine Spectator for its more than 150-bottle wine list.

Within the Jubilee Complex walls, you'll find Topside Restaurant which is more up-scale, Capt'n Fun's Beach Bar, Beachside Cafe and the J-Sweet Coffee and Dessert Room which serves up homemade goodies and gourmet coffees. Cuisine at these places ranges in flavor from American to Cajun and menu items include seafood, pastas, sandwiches and barbecue. Indoor entertainment is offered year-round; in the summer you catch live bands as you dance the night away under the stars.