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For the love of sushi Panama City Beach is packed year-round with people who love the exotic taste of fresh sushi. And as any of them know, although sushi bars may be everywhere, really good sushi is hard to come by. Here are your top 5 sushi spots 5. Oishi Thai & Sushi Bar Oishi Thai is a newly opened restaurant that features fine Thai cuisine, offering a range of lunch and dinner options such as Tom Yum Goong, Tom Kha Gai, Papaya Salad all sorts of noodle variations. Although Oishi has perfected Thai food, the sushi is so good it has already ranked in our top5 list. Chef Ricky delivers delicate but flavorful Japanese dishes incorporating premium ingredients. The menu is vast, encompassing sushi, sashimi, sushi rolls, soups, salads, fish, and more. Stop by the quaint little restauran...

Hundreds of people land on seepcb and pcbdaily every month searching for Pier Park Restaurants, so I thought I’d give you guys the most complete list in Panama City Beach for restaurants in Pier Park. The list is broken into three categories: Food Via Wait Staff Back Porch Seafood and Oyster House Fresh seafood restaurant right across the street from the Gulf of Mexico. Dine on traditional seafood platters in a casual and laid back atmosphere. Sandwiches from $10 to $14, and dinner from $16 to $25. Back Porch is located at the corner of Front Beach Road and the main boardwalk area of Pier Park. Bootleg Barbecue “We live our lives like we smoke our meat, slow and on the beach.” Bootleg owner Josh Daugherty comes from a back ground in high-end cuisine, but with so...

Over the past few years, Panama City Beach has seen the arrival of numerous great new restaurants – from well known favorites to one-of-a-kind eateries. Throughout this exciting gastronomic evolution one restaurant remains a beach staple and thankfully, hasn’t changed a thing. Captain Anderson’s Restaurant and Waterfront Market remains as superb today as it did when the Patronis family opened the doors back in October of 1967. This Panama City Beach landmark restaurant was named among America’s Top 50 restaurants, was the recipient of the “Best Seafood Restaurant” award from Southern Living, and received Wine Spectator’s “Award of Excellence.” Additionally, Captain Anderson’s won Florida Trend’s Golden Spoon Award for 15 years before being inducted...

A little New York on Panama City Beach I’ve never been to New York City, but have seen, countless times on TV shows and movies, people sighing with delight as they bit into a slice of New York pizza. Pizza, as far as I knew, was what you order from Pizza Hut or Papa Johns. But the minute I stepped into Salvatore’s and ordered up a pie, I realized that real pizza is more than just a phone call and a ring at your doorbell, it is an artform. Located on Hutchison Blvd in the old Publix Plaza, Salvatore’s is a locally owned and operated Pizza shop, but don’t let the local ownership fool you; the food is all New York. Serving up what may very well be the best pasta, pizza and wings on Panama City Beach, all the sauces and recipes at Salvatore’s are homemade, brough...

Promoting our new site, SeePCB.com, we’re doing a giveaway of $100 in gift cards to Pier Park.  Actually, the gift cards are good anywhere there is a Simon Mall, which is just about every major (and minor) town, as they are the largest mall owner in the U.S. We had two giveaways this month, each for $50.  One of them will be awarded to one of the over 200 new SeePCB Good Times newsletter subscribers, and the other will be awarded to  the lucky winner of our Facebook Fourth of July Photo Contest. Watch the video below to see if you won! We’ll be doing giveaways each month, so if you haven’t already signed up for the SeePCB Good Times weekly newsletter, do so now! ...