Panama City Beach

A Panama City Beach landmark for more than 30 years. — Gayot

Fresh and fish are keywords at Firefly, and key adjectives are locally caught and imported exotic. — Where

This sexy, sophisticated jazz club/upscale restaurant is the perfect spot for an all-in-one night out. — Frommer's

More a lively raw bar than a restaurant, Billy and Eloise Poole's casual spot has been serving the best crabs in town since 1982...hard-shell blue crabs prepared Maryland-style. — Frommer's

Those wanting to soothe a seafood fix can choose from fried grouper, red snapper or shrimp. — Where

Affordable family dining in a casual setting. — Gayot

The focus is on turf as well: Saltwater's prime rib is slow-cooked all day to enhance taste and tenderness. Before or after dinner, grab a martini or another drink at the piano bar. — Where

Ask for a table on the restaurant pier for breezy beachside dining. Famed for its signature drinks and its house special: Jack Daniels BBQ ribs. — Lonely Planet

Founded in Atlanta in 1981, the LongHorn Steakhouse chain offers fresh, never frozen, value-conscious steaks. — Gayot

The food at this beachfront spot is far from fancy, but it’s good and fresh, and the beer is cold. — Fodor's

This local lunch favorite is popular with both locals and visitors for salads and delicious sandwiches on homemade focaccia bread...it's a casual spot, with seating both inside and out. — Fodor's

Both locals and visitors rave about the breakfast here, including breakfast sandwiches, biscuits and gravy, French toast, and omelets. — Fodor's

Popular food truck in a gravel-covered parking lot with some covered picnic tables that offers up some of the best fish tacos. — Fodor's

The menu may be a little heavy on the Cajun humor, but it's heavy on a seafood lover's heart, too: There are kebobs spiking chunks of shrimp, scallop and lobster. — Where

Cheap beach fuel can be found at this friendly, unassuming place with a little bit of everything. — Lonely Planet